Third Plane Wrecked In Week 13 Killed In Storm Near Milan
An Air Lines Royal Dutch airliner en route from Milan to Switzerland crashed near San Bernardino during a severe storm. Nine passengers and four crew died including two British nationals. Pilot Vandervelet attempted to climb after fog, but struck mountains. Survivors and rescuers described a horrific scene as bodies were recovered.
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Holland
French Public Servants Rally Suppressed by Police
Paris crowds defy a ban to protest pay cuts and economy decrees. About 8,000 mounted and foot police charged the demonstrators, 500 arrested, and order was restored by evening. Underground exits were blocked forcing scattered gatherings across avenues near Place Opera and Rue Auber. The crowd sang The Internationale and chanted Communist slogans.
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Vanta
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Rue Auber
Peace efforts strain Italy Abyssinia row in Europe
London reports Britain pursues direct peaceful settlement between Italy and Abyssinia through diplomacy in Rome and Paris. The Emperor of Abyssinia denounces Italian actions, condemns aggression, and calls for League of Nations action while warning against protectorate ambitions and provocations.
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Rome
Paris
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Abyssinia
League Council
Red
Trunk Mystery Solved After Six Years in Berlin Streets
In a London 1929 dispatch, officials claim the trunks left by Mint Mur lish trader Abbot's brokers in Berlin contained valuable items and were linked to a long mystery. Crowds in Berlin reportedly thronged the streets as the case closes with the trunks’ contents clarified after years of ambiguity.
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Bunaty
Abbot
Mint Murlish
London
Boe
Mina
Aronanent
Japanese Interest in Abyssinia Stated by Foreign Minister
Tokyo reports the Foreign Minister K Hi rota said Japan is economically interested in Abyssinia and cannot ignore the risk of war. He denied claims that Japan assured Mussolini it would not interfere in the Abyssinian dispute.
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K. Hirota
Japan
Abyssinia
Musolini
Mussolini Resents War Like Talk In Parliament
In Rome Mussolini protests Abyssinian Emperor's speech delivered in Parliament and orders an official protest via the Italian minister at Addis Ababa. He denounces the talk as warlike and urges strong démarche.
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Rome
Signor
Trade War Sparks 50% Surtax Clash Between Japan and Canada
Ottawa reports Japan imposes a 50 percent surtax on selected Canadian goods as a possible opening volley in a trade war. Canada vows retaliation with an equivalent surcharge on Japanese imports. Trade tensions center on dumping duties and currency value gaps, with Canadian exports around 17 million annually versus four million imports.
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Saturay
Ottawa
Onew York
Canada
Japan
Canadien
Cansden
Canada to reply on 60 per cent surtax plan
Ottawa reports Japan seeks 60 percent surtax on imports. Prime Minister Bennett says Canada will respond with one third ad valorem surcharge on Turkish goods, with further negotiations ongoing. The move tests Anglo Japanese Treaty obligations and Canada’s stance remains firm as talks proceed.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bennett
Greece Cabinet Favors Monarch Amid Rumors of Coup
Athens reports a reshaped cabinet after Premier Teoaldaris rejects forcing resignations or pledges from ministers on the plebiscite campaign to restore monarchy. General Kondylis remains, seen as monarchist favorable. Rumors of a monarchist coup circulate as Tasidaris reshapes government to stay neutral until the plebiscite.
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M. ‘Tealdaris
Minster For
General Qundylin
M. Tasidaris
Genrai Kondylis
M.tealdaris
New Record for British Bank Deposits
London reported a record total deposits by ten clearing banks at end of June surpassing 1 billion pounds marking a strong signal of Britain’s economic recovery. The peak previously stood at 1.083 billion pounds in December 1982. Subscriptions to new capital issues went over subscribed as lists filled quickly. Markets paused for a calmer holiday period with generally steady prices.
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London
Great Britain
Decemer
Stock Exchange
French Wool Trade Threat Warns of Sur-Tax
In Australia a prediction by M. Bader of the French Trade Commissioner warns of a possible 2 to 1 sur-tax on Australian wool to correct a trade balance. He cites recent harsh sanctions and suggests France may follow other nations in targeting Australian wool.
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Australia
M. @ Bader
Armia
Jatralia
Long Push to Sydney in Ten Weeks
Melbourne councillor William Darwin set to wheel a barrow from Melbourne to Sydney in ten weeks. He covered the first twelve miles from Brighton last night and aims to progress through Arunewick as the next stage. The journey includes comfort devices, windscreen, cushions, and electric head and tail lamps to meet regulations.
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Bunday
William Darwin
William Amiguez
Barrow
Sydney
Brighton
Arunewick
Darwin
Fireman Artlett Dies By His Own Hand At Rockdale
Leonard Claude Artlett a 31 year old fireman from Hurstville committed suicide at Rockdale Railway Station this afternoon shooting himself in the head with a revolver. He had been returning to Drum Moyne station when he entered the waiting room. Minutes after the train departed Porter Wensley heard a shot and found Artlett dead with a revolver nearby.
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Sydney
Leonard Claude Artlett
Hurstville
Rockdale
Artlett
Drummoyne
Porter Wensley
Dodd Elected Cambridge Divinity Chair in Historic Move
The Rev CH Dodd of London has been chosen for the Norris Hulee Chair of Divinity at Cambridge University. A noted author on biblical exegesis and former Congregational minister, his appointment marks a historic departure as the first Nonconformist to hold the Cambridge Professorship since the Commonwealth era.
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London
CH. Dodd
Norris-Hulee
Cambridge University
Dodd
Cambridg University
Commonwealth
Australia faces strong push to join Davis Cup European Zone
At a sub-committee meeting Norman Brookes argues Australia should enter the European Zone to ease travel strain. A proposal for a Pacific move is to be discussed in London next week, with Wimbledon Rhine host agreeing that 1937 is unlikely. Brookes says Australia will challenge in 1936, preferably against the United States at Forest Hills.
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London
Australia
Norman Brookes
Renewed Belfast Riots Reported With Calls for Peace
The Belfast violence escalated with a Friday shooting in Portadown and renewed unrest. Protests drew church leaders and the Chamber of Trade urged peace while politicians discussed government action and restraint amid sectarian clashes.
Funeral Firing Sparks Belfast Funeral Scene
In London on Saturday the Belfast funeral of James Andrews saw gunfire erupt as crowds pressed toward a cordon. Police drew revolvers to prevent a stampede after a shooter fired five rounds from a small automatic pistol injuring Jona O Mara while attempts to chase the assailant continued amid Union Jack waving mourners. A magistrate later sentenced Hon. Connor to three months for a related offense tied to a woman who produced a paper bearing the phrase Clear Ma ta buruE oul.
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London
Bhote
Belfast
James Andrews
Corge
Jota O'Mara
Hon
Connor
U S A Defeats Germany in First Singles
London reports the inter-sone Davin Cup trial where Budge defeated Hendal to give the United States an early singles advantage over Germany. Tivol and Von Cramm had a match noted as incomplete with Allison awaiting play.
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America
Germany
Budge
Hendal
Tivol Wan Apy
von Cramm
Allison Awing
Terral
Crawford Beats Austin In International Match Victory
Crawford defeats Austin in the International match between England and Australia. London, Buncayr Crawford secured another victory in the event. The Perry versus Mc Crash bout was abandoned due to rain.
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Buncayrawford
Kingland
Australia
Austin
Comparative Ane
Perry
McCrash
Holland Stunned Hague Air Crash News Turmoil
Shaken readers report a sudden air crash near The Hague as special editions flood papers. Authorities suspend Milan service until cause is found while area officials plan a witness turnout at the aerodrome.
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Lumtanna
Crawford beats Austin in a dramatic nine game stretch
In a tense middle match Crawford defeats Austin 6-2 in the third set after taking a 2-0 lead in the second. The crowd of 3,000 watched as Crawford, regaining form after a prior loss, dominated with powerful forehands and sharp returns while Austin produced a late rally but could not close the gap.
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McGrath
Crawford
Arawo Karmen
Aitggether
Minglihavan
Mindy
Austin
Tennis Team Returning Again Set the Pret on Friday
Readable fragments indicate a tennis team resuming activities with a Friday set event. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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London
Raplow
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