Chinese 37th division and Japanese push amid tensions in China
Amid growing tensions in China, reports claim the Japanese plan continued incursions near Peiping while Chinese forces, including the 37th division, withdraw toward the interior. Tokyo disputes Western interpretations as Nanking troops advance northward and Canton reports demand Western-backed terms before possible hostilities escalate.
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Peiping
Toitell
Noumwhile
Tokyo
Nanking
Tropa
Hirai
Maul
Hirata
Japan
Canton
China
Linhwan
Rwwatuw
Brome
Uae
Chinewe
Chuton
Tota
Awatow Fom
Government Setback In Commons Without A Division
London reports a government setback as Me Winchon Chivehill's amendment was adopted in the House of Commons without a division. The move elicits heavy dissent from ministers and signals potential trouble for the government's miliior policy. The Lambue with the pri frosty faces criticism and awaits further action from Bellisty Warhamett Wetore.
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London
Mhurslay
Cifties Doxeeiba
Anglo Japanese Talks Suspended Amid China Tensions
In London the Foreign Secretary told the House of Commons that the Japanese ambassador had been informed of a pause in Anglo Japanese talks. The suspension comes amid the unsettled situation in New China and signals a shift in the ongoing discussions.
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London
Howe of
Crisis Over Palestine Decision Delayed In Commons
London reports a prolonged debate in the House of Commons over Palestine independence and partition. The government backs Churchill's amendment while denouncing immediate Jewish statehood. 103 British troops remain in Palestine as tension persists in the region.
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London
Palestine
Juan
House At Commons
Moses Commission
Towa
Yaric Jewiah Nationel Nerae
Palantine
Amie Tor
Armaby Garesah
Argos
Ninwular
Arabia
Jordan
Iraq
Labmar
Rome
Aimee
Churchill
Mace
Whian
Gears
Belgrade Riots Test Church Protest Against Government
Crowds gather outside Belgrade Cathedral shouting demands for the interior minister as police baton protesters, with about 100 arrests reported. Witness accounts clash over the violence while officials dispute the events and an anti Concordat sentiment grows among Serbian women. Photographs of police assaults circulate in Parliament amid ministerial resignations over government handling.
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Belgrade
Ghuren
M. Antich
Prince Paul
Audi Nes
vAnti¢h
Vaticni
German Air Bases in Morocco Reported by Paris Paper
Paris newspaper Echo de Paris asserts Germany is preparing moves including a strike near Melilla Alhucemas La Roche Ini Fi Oro in Spanish Morocco and nearby Canary Islands amid tensions in North Africa and the Canaries.
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Paris
Echo de Pari
Germany
Melilla
Alhucemas
la Roche
Ini
Fi ‘Oro
Spanish
Morocco
Canary Islands
Burmese report awaited on Smith disappearance in Burma
Australian officials say the fate of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith remains unresolved as Burma’s government has not replied. Ministers and Civil Aviation discuss next steps while awaiting authentic information before any search is organized.
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Commonwealth
Charles Kingaford Smiths
Bunny Tithe
Whll
Tate Uy
Hurmear
Australia
Bir
Charles Kingaford Smith
Oretaly
Civil Aviation Department
Dr. Page
Tila
Frost
RAF
Singapore
Plane Overdue Two RAAF Pilots Missing
A dark object sighting at sea bed is reported amid an overdue plane incident. Two Royal Australian Air Force pilots are missing. The search focuses on the area where the aircraft disappeared.
Australia Plane Search Fails To Locate Missing Pilots
Two pilots from Point Cook Victoria Abandoned training flight over Port Phillip Bay and went missing near Rye after reporting low petrol. Search efforts began at once with ships and aircraft scouring seas north east of Point Cook. A dark object sighting suggested possible wreckage but no confirmation by sunset. Salvage craft to search at daylight.
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Melbourne
Rla.a.k
Point Cook
F. Wydeck
Claremont
W.A
Pices CA. Houaton
Hawthorn
Victoria
Port Phillip Bay
Rye
Heals
Wircruft
Usatfie
Teint
Fortifications reported around Gibraltar by Spanish loyalist
A Spanish loyalist reports German topographical experts are fortifying areas adjacent to Gibraltar. He cites two 14 inch and two 6 inch batteries at Getaren Bay near Europa Point, a 16 inch battery half a mile away, and three more 16 inch batteries with mountains housing anti aircraft guns and powerful searchlights. He claims lines extend toward Sierra Daxboners, the high point overlooking the strait.
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Gibraltar
Spaniah, Loyalet
Spaniah Tert Try
Algeoiran
Tairfe
Getaren Bay
Europa Point
Isy
Sierra Daxboners
Modern Defences at Gibraltar and London
Parliamentary Secretary Sir Victor Warrender replied to Mr Wood Benn that modernising Gibraltar defences had been proceeding since 39884 but the cost improvements could not be disclosed.
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London
Admiralty
Sir Victor Warrender
Captain's Flat Town Planners Meet Rail Service Plan
Captain's Flat planners meet in Sydney to discuss establishing ravennal services at the Flu Two local members of Yarrawlum Shire Council Evans Shire engineer and T J Kelly travel for the review. On August 8 and 9 the Town Planning Committee will visit Captain's Flat to examine the area further as Lud, managing director of LMG, arrives to take control for about two years. Expected State Parliament to pass Bungendore captain's Flat Railway Enabling Bill early in the season with road and railway works starting in September.
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Lake George
Niaw
Comeaitten
Sydney
T. Masaru
T. J. Kelly
Yarrawlumls
Evans
Bydney
Town Planning Committee
Baker
LMG Deter Ane
Lud
Ti Bv
Fiat Railway
Parelgament
Eustway
Rose Bay Residents Vote for Air Terminal Project
A crowded Rose Bay meeting discussed plans for an air terminal, with supporters praising the site and potential benefits. Opponents from the Acta Club questioned feasibility and impact, led by Crprultt Karatteey Hughes.
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Bounil
Acta Club
Crprultt Karatteey Hughes
Premier Reticent Report to State Cabinet Involves Vealy Mail Plan
Special report to the state cabinet outlines a proposed vealy mail bane. Mr Stevens declined tonight but the word Canterbury would be the minister salved for next Tuesday’s consideration.
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Rydney
Btale
Wimmera Seat Endorsement Fight in Melbourne
In Melbourne today supporters of the party urged Mr Burn to submit for endorsement for the Wimmera seat. They claimed Mr Buss faces pre selection hurdles and risk of defeat. Members of the organization promised to pressure inviting figures to back the sitting member.
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Melbourne
Burn
Birt
Himsell
Wimmera
McCrell
Auatration Country Party
Buss
Amy Mollison Retires From Long Flights
A summary from Hamilton reports Amy Mollison announces retirement after long distance flights. The notice notes her recognition of past victories and hints at future plans while confirming her exit from competitive aviation.
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Amy Mollison
Putnam Search Impacts Roosevelt Remarks On Earhart
The New York Tribune reports President Roosevelt denied ending the costly Earhart search led by Mrs Putnam. The four million dollar effort is praised as valuable training and compared to Lindbergh by Ripgaford Smith, suggesting Mrs Putnam’s character will leave a lasting impression.
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Washington
Weinenang
Roosevelt
Earhart Putnam
New York Tribune
Putnam
Ripgaford Smith
Uke Lindbergh
Ousted senator and betting turn in Australian politics
Fragmentary report notes a Senate ousting amid betting figures and bookmaker activity. Mentions Benator Barkin, Rognevelt supporters, and a calculated volume of betting around £7,000,000, with voting close at 38 to 37 and other figures cited in a chaotic summary.
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Auelaide
Thureday
Washington
Laseey
Ie Botting
Conero
Bourdahoe
Borking
Anaw
Robinson Ax
Tomaveltie
Fouth Australia Alnve Bookmakers
Een
Flatrinon
Gators
Benator Barkin
Legel
Rognevelt
Ax Barkley
Aoid Yiar
Mininoy al
Oak Ata
Opening of Port Augusta Red Hill railway
Prime Minister Lyons will visit Port Augusta and Red Hill tomorrow to mark the opening of the Port Augusta Red Hill railway. He then proceeds to Adelaide by a special train over the new line.
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Adelaide
Mr. Lyons
Port Augusta
Red Hill
Rose Bay Defence Committee Rally Over Flying Boat Ban
The Rose Bay defence group objects to a flying boat ban and plans a rally at Rose Bay followed by a march through the city to the Town Hall if the Government advances the plan. The event signals local protest against aerial transport measures.
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Sydney
Truraca
Rose Bay
Inquiry into Trinidad Riots Commission Report
London dispatch notes a commission appointed to inquire into and report on disturbances in Trinidad. Details on remit and findings are sparse in the fragment.
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Trinidad
London
Wellnesdiny
Unlawful Assemblies Ordinance in Canberra Represses Meetings
The Commonwealth Government issued an Extraordinary Ordinance barring public meetings of more than 20 in the Government area around Parliament House. Police may arrest without warrant. penalties include £100 per person or six months in prison. The measure targets public grievances and discussion of public affairs with limited exceptions.
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Commonwealth Offices
Parliament House
Commonwealth
Common Wealth
Midas
Houe
Tony
Comjton
Federal Capital Territory Police Force
Senate
House of Representatives
Petson Wna Mppesra
Royal tour still indefinite stalled by royal busy schedule
London reports on Thursday that high authority via the Australian press says the Majesties have been too busy to decide on a possible tour of the Dominions. The plan remains in doubt with no definite schedule set.
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London
Japan
Fapan
Chin
Ahareoul
Shima
Tewerking
Hyltain
Tokyo
Dominions
Aborigine Murder Trial in Laverton Court
Peter Porpy, an elderly Aboriginal man, appeared in Laverton court on October 10 facing a murder charge. He allegedly struck Jacky Dagisjarra with a stick, was found guilty of murder, and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment.
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Perth
Thuratay
Peter Porpy
Court of Native ‘Affaire
Laverton
Jacky’ Dagisjarra
Porpy
I Tt Wan
Illegal Betting in Sydney Raises Large Fines
During the six months ended, there have been over 1800 convictions for illegal betting in the metropolitan and Newcastle districts. Fines totaling £14,497 were imposed.
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Sydney
Thureda
Metropolitan
Newcante
Bennett Says Europe Safe From War Threats
Montreal reports former Canadian Prime Minister Mr. Bennett returning from the Coronation stating there is no danger of a European war. He asserts confidence in stability after his travels and notes no imminent conflict looming over the continent.
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MR. Bennett
Europe
Montreal
Canada
Dan
Case Dismissed as Argus Conjuror Testimony Ends Trial
Nathaniel Tobland known as Argus displayed fake powers in court defending a case of deceiving Constable Byrtle Rosted. Judge Balmain dismissed the information under section cited, saying the defendant had been punished by loss of time and cost of defense. Argus performed, asked about a police thought experiment, and claimed details of a threepence piece and a New Zealand money order, revealing 21 years in business as a self described fortune teller who charged audiences for entertainment.
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Argus
Oh Church
New Zealand
Wee
Postal Employee Heavy Se to Meee tel
Melbourne bankruptcy court heard a postal employee confess to borrowing nearly £200 from a money lender in 1828 and 1028. The witness claimed funds were diverted from wages, with the salary recorded as 21/8/79 and 25 credits for garnishments. The statement listed eleven money lenders and related wage garnishments.
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Melbourne
Charice Peter Wn
Brown
Garplabea Eines Aa
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Stan
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Ty Conakter
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