Federal Powers Challenge Feared in Broadcasting and Aviation
Fragmented text reports a government move to review constitutional powers over broadcasting and aviation. It notes Privy Council debate on the Defect Bruits Act loophole and potential Commonwealth authority challenges. Mentiones upcoming Premiers' Conference and possible High Court reference if referendum not used.
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Privy Council
Chisen
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Commonwealth Control
Gonell
Whreels Broadcasting
Angapalc
Tks
Weatern Maryelia
Tata
Marketing Consultation With States First AWAITS RETURN
Federal Cabinet faces a delay as Mr Menzies and the Privy Council stir debate on consultation with states. Federal Attorney General Mansion is due in Australia in August amid uncertainty over decisions at upcoming cabinet meetings.
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Melbourne
Corneil Geekaan
Tate
Conerenc
Mansion
Australis
Reward Offered In Fatal Motor Accident Case
A £100 reward was announced tonight for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the driver involved in a fatal motor accident that killed 14 year old Rohart Watson on the evening of July. Police report the car’s driver sustained internal injuries and was taken to hospital.
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Atdwmy
Rainbor
Rohart Watson
Tone
Ot Yue
Sean
Bywan
Forged Notes Passed Spain Doubtful Morocco Rebellion
Spain asks France to assist in suppressing Morocco revolt as Spanish officials air at Le Bourget. Madrid reports 50 killed and 3000 wounded in Barcelona. 1100 officers arrested. Rebels gain ground toward Madrid as gov’t troops and naval losses are claimed by rival sources. Refugees crowd Gibraltar amid tense fighting and shifting advance toward Bilbas and Segovia.
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Paris
Spain
France
Morocco
le Bourget
Veleria de la Quintana
Spanish Civil Air Force
Juan Avola
News Chronicle
Madrid
Barcelona
San Jorge
Mundo Obrero
Montana
Rebels in Command of Large Area
Amid quiet streets at Faust, Attec claims advance toward a decisive victory. Loyalist forces threaten Madrid as rebels reportedly capitulate in Valle Dolid and Seville. Militia patrols form in Faijrid. casualties reported. Government moves to Madrid Surgee Road. air force eyed for targets in Toledo and Soria. Naval actions include Cervantes and Libertad entering La Lines bay. Allied and neutral ships mobilized. international warnings issued. ongoing battlefront shifts noted near Barcelona and Gibraltar.
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Faust
Attec
Néwa
Ofyiliana
Fadio
Madrid
Toledo
Vaile
London
Bas
Burgos
Ay Cael
Harrelona
King
Spain
Sorrovia
Delleno
Puntail
Qeatroyals
Ceuta
Caseri
Cervantes
Libertad
Bay of la Lines
Aod
la ‘Lines
Algecirag
W.M.I. Shamrock
Malaga
Criieh
Whitehill
Gibralter
Salinea
Unktime Royaliss
Miltery
Balvation Army
Popular Front
Citl
Balanveere
Admiral orders Indon dispatch to Palma under rear admiral
The Adan Te anounced to-day that the Rear-Admiral commanding Ue Gent ofuicer had been inatrunted as send one ee J 4 to Palma. The boruinee, Ammonion, which enled to-dig r ecuiets toe AAviSMy selon, Des Deen.
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Ofuicer
Palma
Davis Cup Cramm Falls Short Against Crawford in London
Australia stunned Germany 4-1 to reach the challenge round against Britain after winning both singles. McGrath defeated Hankel and Crawford beat Banker as Von Cramm withdrew from play. Denker appeared as a late substitute in Crawford’s match. Commentary praised McGrath’s performance and Australia’s chances in the upcoming ties.
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London
Australia
Germany
Brietain
Australis
Mateh
Teasey
Beoree
McGrath Baat Hankel
Crawford Baat Banker
von Cramm
Crawford
Denker
Sprovie Waldt
Mel Grath
Peter
Wallace Myer
Daily Telegraph
Phiyer
Addad
Henkel
McGrath
Cierly
Lipyennia
Ines
Perenat Vriumph
McGreth
Wallace Myers Wayn
Kingland
Underwady
Times
Australa TV
Draw for Challenge Round in Davis Cup Held in London
The draw for the Davis Cup challenge round will not be made before noon Thursday and may be relayed until noon Friday. The delay aims to gauge Quiat's recovery and determine the extent of readiness for the match.
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London
Tuseday
Aasirsila
Quiat
Mishap Delays Melbourne Trawler Works Closure
In Melbourne a dispute between the Master Builders Association and the Carpenters and Joiners Union led to the closure of trawler building works after a stop work meeting. The Mary Cam crew faced a delay as work halted, with a fireman noting resumption unlikely before Monday and a warning that a blowout could have been fatal if the timing had shifted.
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Melbourne
Master Builders' Association
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Tovy
Sydney
Wednessay
Mary Cam
Conwan
Oene - Works
A. Cunningham
Anak
Lang Defeat Forces Meeting On Labour Daily Proposal
In Sydney on a stormy day Labour members from New South Wales signaled opposition to a proposed new Labour Sunday newspaper. A special meeting of shareholders was urged, divisions surfaced, and an amendment to inform Mr Lang was carried amid tense exchanges. The Labor Daily holders meeting may be set for August 17 after delays.
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Sydney
Labour
New South Wales
Lang Wee Eengernad
Labour Sunday Newspupar
Lang
Sinners' Federation
Ey Campaign
Squiliet
Diecurgion
Barrier
Labor Daily Led
Davidson
Cobar
ALP
Opponithom Ctr. 1
Waa
Unk Dlecussion
Miners” Federal Mee
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Carpenters Union Meeting Then Works Closed Amid Wages Claim
A Carpenters Union meeting at Trades Hall ended with workers returning to sites to find closures. The dispute centers on a £40 per week wage claim. Over 12,000 building trade workers are affected as the Bricklayers Union plans a rampage war meeting on Monday next.
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Carpenters’ Union
the Bricklayers’ Union
British Party Escapes PATE Rubeled In London Event
A fragmented report from London describes a political party scene interrupted by a sudden incident. Details are unclear but indicate a disruption affecting attendees and officials. The piece reflects a tense atmosphere around a public gathering and its aftermath.
Australian Sheep for Japan Shipment Plans Continue
A fragmented dispatch notes Australia proposing to sell 860 Curriedals sheep to Japan. The vague report hints at ongoing purchase plans and distribution across Hokkaido with no clear dates or confirmations.
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Communista
Tokyo
Socenet
Hokkaido
Attitude Clash Over Premature UAP Report Publication
Government critics underline disturbance over early publication of a closer settlement report in the Sydney Press. Acting Premier Bruxner condemns UAP recommendations while noting financing issues for propomala and urging methods to aid settlers. Justice Minister Martin dissociates from last night’s meeting, claiming no knowledge of country members’ attendance.
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Sydney
Mr. Bruxper
U.A.P
Onde
Much Mataa i
Brunner
Ite
Miniter For Justice
Martin
WAP
U.A.P. T
Richer Prize for Stawell Gift
Melbourne reports Beawall Athletic Club plans to raise prize money for the next Gift meeting to boost prestige. The club aims to celebrate its diamond jubilee and provide 1500 in spring money for the event amid wartime inflation.
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Melbourne
Beawail Athletic Club
Cichent Athletic Avant
Abyssinia Clash Shrugs Through Addis Ababa
Cairo dispatches relay severe fighting in Addis Ababa with heavy losses on both sides. Italian garrisons at Harrar and Jijiga are largely confined to towns while Abyssinia expands across the border. Egyptian consulate notes large Abyssinian forces advancing on Addis Ababa and ongoing clashes with substantial casualties.
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Cairo
Addis Ababa
Harrara
Jijiga Ae
Ababa
Addis Absba
Ras Begum
War Menace: World No Safer for Democracy
Sydney report on wartime threats to democracy before Geneva talks. Mr Watt warns danger from alliances and armament, urges bold disarmament, tariff reductions, and new peace terms for enduring stability. He questions whether nations will pay the price for peace if progress fails.
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Sydney
Twa Py
Geneve
Union
Commonwealth
League
Pesca
Watt
Burrander
Rednon
Buc
Country Party Urges Immediate Closer Settlement Measures
A Melbourne meeting of the Country Party, with State Parliament members, urged definite action on immediate land settlement. Speakers pressed for closer settlement, proposed listing properties unsuitable for subdivision, and discussed government restraint on publicity while awaiting fuller investigations into forest land and closer sett lement viability. The group sought rapid finance to back closer settlement programs and planned ministerial visits to assess land available for closer settlement.
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Bydney
Wednesdy
Country Party
A’ Ing
Stuxtier
Anand
aft‘Trommurer
Apini Melbourne
Vnta
Lyons
Fatal rifle incident shocks Kamyaroo Valley community
A laborer named Alfred Sheet Crown, 33, was killed after a firearm incident at a workers camp in Kamyaroo Valley. Authorities report an employee, Ryoney, aged about 10, involved in repairs and the shooting of a rabbi. The suspect was later found with a ballot in Bla.
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Ryoney
Tsi Yoni
Mae
Alfred Sheet Crown
Kamyaroo Valley
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