Roosevelt May Move for Arbitration
In San Francisco a general strike tense region as 110,000 strikers grow with 500,000 workers hit by transportation shortages. Roosevelt’s Labour Disarmation Board considers arbitration to end the dispute, with unions voter approval and return to work steps.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Labour Dissation Board Toway
Fmore
Gee County Medikal Society Staten Ther
Airikers
Alutibuting
Centra
Silat
Beli
Minas
la Maid
Bridges
Ion
Yenal
Werle Committee
Indiesten
Missing Girl Seen Near Deserted Mine in Wadawaday
Fragmentary report notes a girl missing near a deserted mine in Wadawaday. Authorities indicate a search underway with limited readable details and a potential lead traced to a nearby area.
Strike Wave Spreads Across States Reporting Widespread Walkouts
The nation faces rising strike threats as 22 000 textile workers walk out for union recognition and better conditions. Minneapolis truck drivers, Baltimore motor port workers, and others join in sympathy actions. Philadelphia oil workers and Great Lakes tugboat crews extend protests while many strikes demand higher pay and safer workplaces.
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New York
Minneapolia Cruck
May
General Nirike
Louiston
Baltimore
Bala Ledger
Omaha
Fork
Pennsylvania
Imlona
Villa Connecticut
Jones
Texas
Phildelphia
Great Lakes
Sale of Dr Chapman’s effects reported with strong buyer interest
A fragmentary report notes a sale of Dr Chapman’s effects in Sydney. The notice mentions a large crowd of buyers and indicates significant interest despite the incomplete OCR text.
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DR. Chapman
Lone Attempt To Scale Everest
Calcutta reports the diary of Maurice Wilson 38 ex army captain and Yonmen Aero Club member aiming to ascend Everest solo. He reached India in June and prepared in Darjeeling with oxygen gear camera and light clothing. He secretly recruited porters then fled surveillance and departed toward Everest frontier, telling them he would proceed alone.
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Calcutta
Mount
Everest
Darjeeling
Maurice Wilson
Yonnan Aero Club
India
Wilson
Wilson Secrelly
Davis Cup No Chance for Hopman in London
The Australian Davis Cup team manager Mr. Youdale contested Hopman’s selection, suggesting he would play for Italy only if officials were incapacitated. He praised Crawford’s defeat, noting Monsel’s graceful play while Crawford’s focus wavered amid a highly excitable crowd.
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London
Youdale
Aed
Hopman
Ttalia
Hoptian
Crawford
Monsel
Lannis
Betting ban stance in New South Wales clarified
In Sydney the Premier Mr. Hievens states that betting practices from New Zealand or elsewhere will not be legalised in New South Wales. Responding to Labour member Mr. Burbs, he emphasises that while starting price betting from overseas ideas may be observed, it will not be enacted locally.
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Sydney
New Zealand
New South Wales
Hievens
Legislative Assembly
Osday
Burbs
Labour
Tng
Anould
Sin Buovena
Criminals Refused Landing in New Zealand
They will be taken back to Sydney after officials refused landing in New Zealand citing criminal records. The terse note mentions deportation steps for the individuals as authorities act on the immigration violation.
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Sydney
Party pledge stirs friction over composite ministry
A full meeting of the Federal Council of the Country Party is called for Friday to resolve a dispute over the pledge requirement. Members protest a clause forbidding acceptance of a composite ministry, arguing it blocks approval by the council and deepens the rift between executive and federal leaders.
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Melbourne
Wednesda
Federal Council of the
Country Party
Beet
Beacutive
Federas
Pat Nlection
Tite
Postalia
Federal Council
Match Drawn End of Yorkshire Fixture
London report of a drawn match as Australia needed 150 to win after Bowes fell for 187. Brownes and McCabe steadied with careful batting while Walls and Grimmett led a tight attack. Brown fell lbw to McCaulay as the day ended with England’s bowling returning figures of Wall three for eight and Frentwool Bid three for thirty eight.
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London
Bowes
Australia
Brows
McCabe
Brown
Mccaulay
Bowling Wall
Ebeling
Grimmett
Frentwool Bid
Darling
Samos Incident at Mussolini Speech Sparks Turkish Guard Action
Fragmentary report notes that three British officers were shot on the island of Samos during a Turkish response to Signor Sussaint's March speech on Italian expansion. Ambassadors called for a faint military inquiry into the incident amid concerns over Aegean seaboard tensions and local smugglers.
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Istambul
Samos
Turkey
Signor Sussaint
Asia
Aegean
Heavy death toll in Polish floods reported in Warsaw
Reports from Warsaw describe a heavy death toll across Poland as floods devastate towns and villages including Cracow and surrounding railway corridors. Rescue efforts continue amid widespread destruction and displaced residents.
U C P Policy Speech Likely at Grafton August First
Dr Earle Page is expected to announce the Country Party policy at Grafton on August 1 after the earlier note that July 26 may also see remarks. The event centers on the party platform and its key figures.
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Sydney
Country Party
Earle Page
Grafton
Lust
Labour Nomination Shifts Stir Surprise in By-Election
Federal Labour Party axed J A McCallum and chose J McDicken as candidate for Martin by election in a dramatic move. Voting ended B to 4 amid confusion. Alderman Cummings to stand for State Labour. Arthur Grimith named Federal Party nominee for Gwynt, Wales.
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Federal Labour Party
J. McDicken
J. A. McCallum
Martin
McCallum
Alderman Cummings
Mores
Labour Party
Arthur Grimith
Gwynt; Weal
English Test Players Doubtful After Surrey Match
Report from London says English players are doubtful for the next Test after Amis withdrew from wicket keeping due to a bruised hand. Langridge is doubtful but may attend practice, while Bowes and Moult discuss readiness despite knee concerns.
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London
Tussany
Amis
Surrey
James Langridge
Bowes
Thomes Moult
Daily Telegraph
Kippax and Chipperfield Set for Test
Report says Kippax and Chipperfield are fit for selection after medical checks. Secretary H J Munro notes ten UCP bodies have worked hard. training underway at Hatroguls with teammates arriving soon. They will practice at the nets on Thursday and are in top health for the match.
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Aydnet
H. J. Munro
C.P
U.C.P. Oganisations
Pomaford
Kippes and
Chipperfield
Hatroguls
Mutch Aims for Werriwa Seat in Australia Party Tilt
Sydney reports on Wednesday that Mr TD Mutch, former Mis Education, announced intent to seek UAP selection for Werriwa. The current Country Party holder may be vulnerable and could field no candidate, making the contest uncertain.
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Sydney
Mutch
Mislater
UAP
Werrins
Country Party
Smiths Plane Held Up By Customs In DNEY Yegnioty
An aircraft likely a Lockheed Altair faced delays at customs as authorities reviewed its entry. The Collector of Customs, Mr Mitchell, stated the craft could not be released pending formal clearance, with details unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Dney
Cherian
Smith
Mescol
Collector of Customs
Me. Mitchell
Will probate seals offensive words in Sir Josiah Simon estate
Full Court grants probate but omits disputed phrases from the will. Words deemed offensive are to be sealed and not available for inspection except with the registrar or judge. Sir Josiah Simon died March 29 leaving an estate worth about £230,000.
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Adelaide
Josiah Simon
Shark Menace and Beach Protection Plans
Sydney reports a Shark Protection Subcommittee of the Surf Life Saving Association recommends a roster system for shark protection. The plan envisions trawling methods and seasonal beach coverage, with beaches kept open under inspection rather than closed by councils, at practical cost.
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Sydney
Surf Lite Baving Association
Upper House Vacancy Nominates Yager for Legislative Council
Mr A Ei Yager was named today to fill a vacancy in the Legislative Council. Yager, former oil council master and Lang Government supporter, later joined the Federal ALY. Matthew Chariton, ex Federal Labour leader, is expected to contest the Upper House seat at the Federal elections.
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Sydney
A. Ei. Yager
Legislative Council
Yager
Oil Council
Lang
Bit
ALY
Charlton
Newcastle
Wedvedey
Matthew Chariton
Hispsar
ANZAC Name Banned for Sir Charles Amith Plane
It was learned yesterday that the Commonwealth Government will not permit the word Anzac in naming the plane Sir Charles Kingaford Amith will compete with in the Cane lanary. The word's sacred associations were cited and its removal painted out. It may take the Customs Department three months to complete its airworthiness investigation.
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Charles Kingaford Amith
Anesc
Customs Department
Beef Subsidy Bill Open to Fraud in Commons Debate
The Daily Herald says the Beef Subsidy Bill in the House of Commons could admit fraud as the Agriculture Minister cannot guarantee that producers will not be paid twice for the same animal alive and dead. Major Eliott questions representatives tomorrow.
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London
Tuvede
Daily Herald
House of Commons
Eliott
Bus Collision in Montreal Kills Six Ten Hurt
A misty morning bus crash near Montreal killed six people and injured eleven others including a severely wounded woman. The transport carried about 30 passengers. the collision caused extensive damage and emergency crews responded swiftly.
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Montrmal
Wendom
Tetiona
Ware
Wore
Ship Breaking Record in 1933 Reported
Fragmentary text notes a 1933 ship breaking record with figures 2988 and 20 534 000 and mentions arrest in trunk murder case. References London and Lloyds Shipping. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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London
Ames
Lloyds Shipping
Vie ‘Baye
Deighton
Sydney Seeks Second Air Race Amid Debates
An unclear report cites Sydney officials pressing for a second air race as commercial interests and government figures discuss funding and eligibility. The headline references Minister Lavan, the Sydney committee, and possible prizes, with persistent questions about costs and feasibility.
World record Opperman feat in Britain 24 hours
Australia’s Hubert Opperman, the famed cyclist, shattered the world 24 hour record with 431 miles, breaking the old mark by 145 miles. His Lands End to John o Groats attempt continues despite stomach trouble and fatigue from the Grampians climb and night ascent.
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London
Turaday
Hubert Opperman
To-Ray
Land's End
John of
Groats
Due Tance
Opperman
Tost
Perman
Deep
Drought and Flood Halt Shanghai Railways Amid Floods
Shanghai and Central China face extreme weather with a blistering heat wave and storage drought. Harbin is nearly isolated as railways fail and panic grows. The Changchun to Manbin line and Siberian routes suffer bandit outrages complicating railway operations.
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Shanghai
Central
Chine Har
Harbin
Trac
Chang Chun
Mar bin
Pirates Join Army in China Invasion Report
Pirates align with General Has Tushu's forces in China. Captives include five British and one Japanese, with others reaching safety yesterday as eleven Chinese captives are accounted for. The daring piracy along the China coast is reported amid these developments.
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Bhuntien
Has Tushu
Jeane
Ania
China
Belet
Meamae Saya
Safe blowers raid at Mor and town collapse
Police hunt two men after a safe was blown at Mor last night. A box containing cash and notes was taken, shots were exchanged as the suspects fled toward the ranges. Local residents report scenes of alarm as officers enlarge the search between Grafton and Armidale.
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Grafton
Armidale
Mor
Hourigan, & Loos
Shipping subsidies new American programme outlined
Washington reports a government plan to create subsidies for shipping within six months. The administration aims to build up merchant marine capacity with an automated fleet potentially saving ten million dollars annually, signaling a major restructuring of maritime policy.
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Washington
Ocean Mall
Potley
Atx Montha
Marchans Marine
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Becene Tnnini Brown
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