Further Casualties In Belfast Riots Darken London Report
In Belfast riots troops and police impose order as violence surges. Wounded rise to 140 with 73 in hospital. 12 houses burned and 38 wrecked. York Street, Sandy Row, and North Street see looting and arson as rioters target shops and hotels. Curfew and armored patrols persist into night. casualties include a Friday shooting victim, Thomas McDowell, who died of his wounds.
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Atricken Arca
Belfast
York Street
Border Regiment 14
Henry Street
Shell
Clas
Sandy Row
Wn Herbaliat
Raed
Lquor
Withers
North Street
Was
Aragon
Thomas McDowell
Noo
Insurance National Fund Commonwealth Plan in Melbourne
Monday report outlines a plan to amalgamate federal and state social services into a national insurance fund. Proposals include pensions workers compensation superannuation and child endowment funded by the new scheme. Governments will study the plan and a conference of industry and commerce may be convened to review it.
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Melbourne
Mr. Lyons
Commonwealth
Conference of Representatives of Industry and Commerce
Lloyd George’s New Deal Plan for Britain
Lloyd George unveils Organising Prosperity proposing a 250 million prosperity loan to fund productive works and a National Development Board to guide action. Cabinet to include five members, a Bank of England board, and state-led projects from rail upgrades to canal electrification. Also calls for higher school leaving age, five day week, and protectionist measures.
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London
Stanley Edwin
Mir. D. Lloyd ‘George
Bank of England
Charing Cross Bridge
Tyne Tunnel
Imperial Air Service
Moya
Ottawa
Dominions
Livya George
Britain
War Inevitable in Abyssinia Italian Demands Not Granted
Diplomatic chatter in London and Addis Ababa points to an imminent Italo Ethiopian conflict. British circles expect war as Mussolini presses for Abyssinia annexation while Emperor Haile Selassie refuses territorial concessions. Powers reportedly seek to curb arms exports as New York investigates illicit offers and public subscriptions.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Qnry
Ignor Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Daily Herald
Sellassie
Abyssinia
London paper backs Mussolini in bold editorial
A London paper praises Mussolini, lauds Italian military strategy, and forecasts an easy Italian victory. It claims British sympathy lies with the war effort and criticizes Abyssinian Empire for slave owning, while noting American firms and others offer support to the cause of the white race.
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Bignor
Mussolini
Herbert Hamuel Wan
Alyssinians
Arma
Italy
Tly Mall
Statoumanabi
Interpretation of Commonwealth Bank Act Section 40
Judge Curlewin at the Quarter Sessions ruled the section may need amendment. He held the provision would arrest anyone with a genuine banknote lacking Treasurer's authority. Herbert Newbbitt, 44, and Angus Dudeney, 48, were tried for forging and possessing banknote designs.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
Angus Dudeney
Artlat
Natenet
Newbitt
Dudeney
Austrian Leader Schuechnigg May Retire After Crash
Vienna mourns for the chancellor's wife Frau Reburchnige killed in a motor accident. Dr Schuechnigg, lightly injured, informs his son Kurt. Pope sends sympathy. Prince Starhemberg may take over government to bolster Fascia.
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Gehuschnige
Frau Reburchnige
Vienna
Neww Chronicle
Schiachnig
Prince Sthrhemberg
Fascia
Davis Cup Victory in European Final for Germany
In Prague on Sunday Germany defeated Czechoslovakia to win the Davis Cup European final. Britain later faced Germany in the challenge, with the match opening as Cramer and Monssl posted decisive games. The scores listed include 6-2 and 8-4 in key sets as Germany secured the title.
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Prague
Casphuslovakia
Garnseay
Britain
Transport fines appeal to Privy Council in Sydney
Eight drivers from Melbourne used by Green Star Trading Company appeal fines under the New South Wales Transport Act to the Privy Council. In High Court, Mr Holmes said default sentences could reach five years. The court discharged an earlier order to imprison drivers who had not paid.
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Privy Council
Green Star Trading Company
Melbourne
Bresades
New South Wales Transport Act
D. Holmes
High Court
Appeaie Mins
Mner
Holmes
Agere
George Rich
Leaver
New South Wales Supreme Court
Uirty
Doiveta
Mc ‘Holmes
Ummicceaaful
Auckland Inquest Reveals Family Grief Over Loss
An Auckland inquest hears relatives describe the ongoing pain after a death linked to a watery tragedy. The proceedings examine sequence of events and seek accountability for those involved. A formal inquiry continues to probe the circumstances and determine responsibility.
Tax Free Loan Bondholders Face Adverse Court Action
Bondholders in Australia face potential court action over the 60,000,000 dollar loan floated by the Commonwealth Government. The Filgis Court will hear claims that holders drawing interest may owe obligations or penalties associated with the tax free loan. The case highlights tensions around wartime finance and government borrowing.
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Sydney
Adleeialon
Filgis
Australia
Film Quota Advisory Board Appointments Imminent NSW
Likely appointees include JC of the Commonwealth Film Center and Mr Creswell O Reilly along with Mr E Harkness the Uncle Secretary of the Chief Secretary Department. They join the board chaired by Mr FW Marks as NSW considers a film quota advisory body formation.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Film Center
Creswell O'Reilly
E. Harkness
New South Wales Film Quota Advisory Board
FW , Marks
Streamlined Sydney Melbourne Express Proposal Reviewed
Chief Railway Commissioner Clapp weighs a faster Jelmourne Sydney express to rival the 1928 Beeaent train. Samuel Henry Ervin of Sydney appears in the appeal over income tax treatment of bond interest. The case shows interest on bonds to be taxed without Australian deductions, and the decision is unanimous with no cost order.
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Jelmourne
Jelbourne
Sydney Expres
Clapp
New York
Hia Aatienst
Samuel Henry Ervin
Sydney
Joan Prospector
Opposition Leader Lansbury Urges New World Economic Conference
In London on Sunday the Leader of the Opposition Mr George Lansbury addressed a meeting of Socialists at Essex today. He urged calling a new world economic conference to consider Italian German and Japanese claims for place in the sun. He argued Britain as controller of large unoccupied territories must announce willingness to share territories and markets with the world.
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London
House of Commons
George Lansbury
Essex
Britain
Sensational Statements Read in Smith Murder Trial
In Sydney Central Police Court Patrick Brady, 42, a shearer, faces murder charges over James Smith. Witnesses recount letters and statements linking Brady to Smith and Reginald Holmes, with Holmes now deceased. Brady denies writing the letter and claims others wrote statements about his movements. The case continues, with testimonies detailing meetings, insurance concerns, and the Pathfnder boat context.
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Crowde
Central Police Court
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Shearer
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McDougall
Snealing
Calman
Brady
Allsmond
Jamen Beth
Jim Smith
Waid
Allmond
Wyatt
Aulet
Jim Brith
Bontroy
Reginald William Lloyd Holmes
Holme
Holmes
Howeve
Mat Holme
L Ater
James Smith
Mathews
Eaid
Almond
Mebengell
Adiit
Kvatt
Mendy
Jamey Smith
Bastile Day Demonstrations Sweep Paris
Two hundred thousand people participated in a Bastille Day march in Paris celebrating the anniversary of the taking of the Bastile. Demonstrators came from across France as the order prevailed.
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Paris
France
Airliner crash claims six lives in Amsterdam area
Amsterdam Daily Telegraph correspondent reports a liner crash near Amsterdam yesterday. The steward and 15 passengers displayed courage and coolness, escaping before a fire broke out minutes after impact.
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London
Amsterdam
Daily Telegraph
Outatanaion
Unclear protest march and tragic air crash details emerge
A confused report describes a Bastille era style procession met by heat and strict government orders, with wreath laying at the Genotaph and dispersed street dancing. It also covers a recent air crash near Croydon, detailing casualties, survivor accounts, and aircraft crew background amid chaotic aftermath.
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Croixie Feu
Lilie
Mas Keillon
Lyons
Paris
Nowern
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