Wild Scenes in House of Commons Amid Uproar Over Regulations
In London the Commons erupted after hours of debate as MPs clashed with the Home Secretary John Simon over new regulations. Labour members accused Glasgow of unemployment meanness while Sir John Simon defended government policy. The Speaker demanded withdrawal of a suspension as invective flew. The new regulations passed 135 to 0, after a marathon sitting lasting over 42 hours.
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Death of Young Woman Found in Cromer Passage
A young woman described as active was found dead in a passage near Cromer Fiead Camden after entering an oven with a young man. A doctor was summoned by telegraph and viewed the body. authorities opened an inquiry into the circumstances amid a crowd of people.
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French Aid for Spain Plans Bombing Flights and Weapons
Paris reports state France will supply bombing planes bombs machine guns and ammunition to the Spanish government as diplomatic circles react to shocks from the embassy resignations. Paris says large bombers will fly to Barcelona with 42 000 aircraft bullets and 2 bombing parts while a large consignment is prepared for delivery within days. In London the Spanish government weighs battles and Franco lands in southern France with 10 000 troops, as government forces press toward Avila and Burgos and reports of executions and atrocities surface from Madrid and Barcelona.
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Mola
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Antoni Rivera
Portugal
San Juan
Rniment
Barcaloss
Loyalist retreat near Madrid threatens famine in capital
London reports loyalist forces retreating toward Madrid amid rebel advances and water and food shortages feared for the city. American Embassy notes, while Eastern Spain remains under government control, Madrid faces siege risks with aqueducts cut and fuel scarce. Exeter and Whitehall incidents cited as international tensions rise.
Davis Cup Draw Challenge Round Set in London
The Davis Cup draw for the challenge round pits England against Australia with matches listed for Saturday and earlier sessions on Monday and Tuesday. British commentators foresee England retaining the Cup, while Norma Brookes of former team status says Australia has its best opportunity in years.
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England
Australia
Wallace Myers
Daily Telegraph
Britain
Melbourne
Norma Brookes
Great Britain
Austria
Attempt on King's Life Trial Opens at Bow Street
Report of the Bow Street court session detailing charges against George Andrew McMahon, 35, including intent to alarm the King and possession of a revolver near His Majesty. Prosecution described McMahon’s habits and actions during the procession incident, with witnesses recalling his words and the attempted attack.
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London
George Andrew McMahon
Genere
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McMahon
Wellington Arch
Dick Ow
Quist Declares Injury After Wimbledon Trial
After a morning trial at Wimbledon, Quist said he feels all right with a slight strain on his calf and expects to be able to play tomorrow about Mt.
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London
Winbledon
Quist
Delayed Davis Cup Draw Aids Australia Selection
Reported last minute manipulation of the Davis Cup draw aims to favor Australia as Quint recovers from a sprain. Quint’s inclusion is anticipated after a day of cautious practice and rapid improvement.
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Australia
Quint
Maori Protest Against Association With Springboks
The Arma Maoria demand the New Zealand Rugby Union bar Maori from any association with the Springboks during the planned tour next year in Australia and New Zealand. They cite past mistreatment and insults during the 1932 tour and urge protection of the Maori people to avoid further confrontations at games and receptions.
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New Zealand
Arma Maoria
New Baaland Rugby Union
Australia
At Is
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Interference calls to curb uneconomic wheat farming
George Walker of Lindley Walker Wheat Co urges the International Wheat Committee to influence governments against growing wheat with high subsidies and bounties. He notes France and Balkan states face economic wheat issues and cites a planned Ambassadeur visit and Berne negotiations. Australia’s carryover at month end expected under 70,000,800 bibels.
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International
George Walker
Lindley Walker Wheat Co. Ltd
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Balkan
Walker
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Ff International Bettlementa
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Australia
Diphtheria Immunisation Plan Moves Forward in Sydney
The president of the Newoul Pilew branch of the MA, Tr. F Lophen, led discussions with government bodies, doctors, and health officials on a plan to mobilise immunisation against diphtheria. The Director General stated rising cases in New South Wales justify government funding and action. The plan aims to compel local councils to cooperate, with all 20 municipal or shire councils urged to support the campaign.
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F Lophen
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Orgamlan
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Wales
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Akire
Health Department
Robert Seonenot
Nurses Award Fallout At Grafton Hospital Board
At a Grafton meeting the Hospital Road group decided to inform the Hospitals Association it would not appeal against the nurses award. They stated increased wages would cost 5800 eight year, but board members said nurses deserved every penny they got.
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Immunization Debate Amid Diphtheria Outbreak
Protemor Ward warns a virulent diphtheria wave is spreading in New South Wales with insufficient antidote despite anthtomin efforts. Dr Davison, ex president of the BMA, notes the medical field lacks legal power to remove dead dogs or implement measures, stressing child immunization as vital as sewerage and garbage disposal for modern communities.
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New South Wales
Daviitnon
BMA
Jana
Pensioners' Deputation Seeks Pension Restitution and Board
A deputation from the Supreme council of the Australian Pensioners League waited on the Federal Treasurer to day asking for restoration of £1 for old-age pensions. They also requested the appointment of a medical appeal board and a simpler pension payment method, and asked that the matter be submitted to Cabinet for consideration.
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Supreme Council of the
Australian Pansionsra’ League
Caney
Ir. Capromalaesd
Cabinet
Labour Women Oppose Compulsory Training
Melbourne report from Priday notes Labour Women's meeting condemns compulsory military training. Addressing the assembly, participants urge no compulsion and call for reforms within labour organisations.
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Melbourne
Priday
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Nurses Award Suspension Delayed Pending Appeal
The Industrial Commission president in Sydney suspended the nurses award and overtime clauses until three appeals are heard. The move, sought by A J de Baun, aims to prevent heavy wage rises for hospitals and preserve current living wage balances. Court conditions require clear accounting and no excess pay.
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Industrial Commission
Justice Browne
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de Baun
Henry George Blakespear
Sydney Hospital
Royal Prince ‘Alfred Hospital
T. O'Hara
Bourn Wales Nurser’ Association
Forced Landing On Bass Strait Island Delays Melbourne Service
An airliner from Holyman's service landed on Flinders Island after running low on fuel while en route to Melbourne. Captain Patterson provided minimal details as mechanics departed by plane to Winders Island for engineering assistance.
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Melbourne
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Flinders Tnland
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Impractical Davis Cup Idea for Women Discussed
A treated quote questions the feasibility of a women’s Davis Cup style competition. The speaker doubts the concept would succeed and argues that women could not be expected to endure the same demands or time commitments.
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