American Heat Wave Hits Midwest As Death Toll Rises
Abnormal heat across the central United States drives temperatures near 100 degrees and above 110 in Oklahoma. The heat has killed hundreds, with Chicago and St Louis reporting numerous deaths including elderly residents. Drought devastates crops, with 70 percent reportedly ruined and widespread water shortages prompting driller crews to seek underground supplies. Labor unrest grows as drought and costs push workers to strikes.
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Crisis passes British Labour in French cabinet crisis
Paris report details a two hour cabinet meeting ending a month of crisis. Doumergue refused Tardieu resignation while radicals stay in office. Labour in London unveils a wide programme for public ownership and reform including Bank of England nationalisation and a Peace Act aimed at uniting socialist factions.
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Durham Triumphs as Out for 73 by Sunderland
In a sunlit Durham match, Sunderland collapsed for 73. Durham fielded under captain T. Dobson and bowler Fleetwood-Bsmith starred with two key wickets, while Oldfield and Harnett kept wicket as Durham’s bowlers restricted Sunderland to a low total on a favorable wicket.
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August 3 Probable dissolution date discussed in briefing
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons confers with party leaders on a likely Supply Bill to cover the period until after the election. A new Parliament may reconsider the settlement in October or November during the Duke of Gloucester's visit. Broadcast dates announce addresses by Lyons, the Opposition Leader, the Country Party head, and the NSW Labour leader.
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Rest in London Play Before Fifth Test
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Senator McLachlan to Stay in Senate
The Minister for Development Senator McLachlan said he did not intend to contest the career seat in the House of Representatives. He noted Cameron’s decision not to stand and suggested he would lend support to Barker, a candidate described as a better prospect for the state.
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Kooyong Seat Comment Highlights Confidence in Government
The Prima Minister Mr Tyons praised Mr Menzies decision to contest Kooyong election as an expression of confidence in the government record and future policy. Mentions of qualifications and potential assistance are noted amid references to Scotland, Woodfull, Darling, Grimactt, and Tridman in London.
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Dillinger Search for Hoard in Chicago
Federal agents pressed an extensive manhunt for part of the $300,000 Dillinger stole in the bank heist. They also hunted for Melson, a machine gunner tied to Dillinger, and other alleged accomplices. Rumors of a red woman circulated as investigators offered rewards and sought tips to locate Dillinger before rivals.
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Wagga Trial Sees 30 Jurors Called In Murder Case
Thirty jurors were called as proceedings began in a murder trial in Wagga. Jon Anderson, charged with murdering Percival Smith, faced questions over a confession attributed to the husband. The jury soon failed to reach a verdict, forcing a new trial. A letter allegedly signed by Smith and read by Mrs. Morey at the hearing was cited in court as part of the contentious evidence.
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Gold Missing From Air Liner Sparks Two Arrests
In Cairo a gold theft valued at around 4,000 pounds is reported from an air liner. Police arrest two suspects as authorities probe how the precious metal vanished amid customs checks and a motor vehicle inquiry.
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Signing clash over Premiers Plan in House
A sharp clash in the House of Representatives during debate on the Financial Belief Bill. Mir James pressed for restoration to Premiers Plan levels while Mr. Watkins interrupted. Lang reportedly signed conditionally, insisting Premier powers and economies.
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Tribute to Dr David Watkins For Forty Years Service
High tributes were paid to Dr David Watkins member for New South Wales at a Labour Party luncheon in Parliament House Sydney Melbourne and Canberra marking forty years of service. Leader of the Opposition G Boullin praised Mr Watkins in a speech noting his long standing loyalty to the Labour movement and Parliament. A gift from Mr A J Collingeidge of Cantseren was welcomed as a gesture of goodwill. The party resolved to honor his four decades of unbroken service and hope he will continue to represent the party at Pallamont for many years.
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Council Fight In Newtown Court Ends In Fines
Convicted at Newtown Court for an assault on Alderman Gimpeon of St Peters Council Chambers on July. Bridge was fined 2 pounds and 3 shillings costs and given ten days in gaol in default. He was allowed six weeks to Pax derman Simpeob after an argument with the Mayor who ordered the Overseer to remove life. Alder man Bridge shouted Ring for the police as the alleged assault occurred with Mr Mercer present.
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Unusual Divorce Case Involving Adultery and Relief Sought
In Sydney on Wednesday the registrar heard a divorce case where Judith or unnamed wife had a decree against her husband for contempt over maintenance. Frederick William Ryles, a toker, sought reversal of an order for weekly payments to his wife, Gindya Pyles, who also holds a decree against him for adultery. The case named co respondent John Laurence Fallon, with plans to remarry as soon as possible. The hearing was adjourned with terms and the order released pending another session next Tuesday.
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Turkish Sentries Fire On Italian Boat
Turish sentries opened fire on an Italian boat off Cala Maria Creok after a clash at sea. Witnesses described the exchange, with a man named Irfan among those involved. casualties or exact injuries were not confirmed in the readable text.
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Inquest Opens Over Death of Notts Policeman McSoll
An inquest opened today into the death of Constable McSoll, of Notts, following a fatal incident involving an aboriginal man. The proceedings, held in London, examined the events surrounding the murder of another officer and the engagement with local tribes.
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Plane released by customs in Melbourne
Melbourne authorities announced that a Kingsford Smith plane was released by customs after a civil aviation departmental review. The captain stated the task was contingent on mutual airworthiness and compliance with registration for testing purposes within a three mile limit of the aerodrome.
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Davis Cup hopes fade as Crawford loses to Woods
Australia’s Davis Cup bid collapsed at Wimbledon after Crawford dropped the decisive fifth set to Woods 6-3 9-7 4-6 4-6 6-2. McGrath then fell to Shields 6-4 6-2 6-4, eliminating Australia, amid rain delays and costly gate receipts.
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Vast Vistula Flood Swallows Dykes Near Warsaw
Huge flood overwhelms the Vistula River breaking banks at Andomierz. A flood 55 miles long and 35 miles wide inundates over 52 villages. Thousands at risk, hundreds feared dead. Lower Carpathian rivers also overflowed, prompting evacuation of seven villages.
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Molonglo River Flood Recedes Delays Traffic
Flood waters on the Molonglo River crest around dawn at Acton and Scott's Crossing, running about three feet over low-lying areas. By afternoon the bridges reopened to traffic after about twenty four hours closed, with residents inconvenienced seeking to cross to the south side. Blight damage to bridge approaches noted as water subsided and a gang stood by to assist restoration.
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Car and Pram Excitement on Busy Street
A chaotic scene unfolds in a busy street as a mother loses control of a pram. The infant is whirled toward traffic while a woman driver on a tram line tries to avert danger. Local witnesses shout for help and attempt to restore order amid the commotion.
River Murray Waters Agreement ratified in House
Readings on the River Murray Waters Agreement showed the extension of the Hume reservoir to 1 250 000 acre feet would be funded by the three states. The bill authorizes a roadway over Hume Dam and several barrages and weirs with new cost savings. Authority to proceed with further works was deferred awaiting Commonwealth ratification.
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Newcastle Motor Vehicle Registrations And Transport Aims
Government official Mr Rupert notes tests on June 30 show 8 500 motor transport vehicles with a calendar year count of 328 000 registered machines, up from 226 000 the previous year. He asserts the aim to provide cheap maintenance and curb tampering while ensuring reliable road service and transport.
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Graziers Rally in Support of Budget Plan
A statement by James Walker from Walon today emphasizes graziers backing the current budget as evidence of the government’s stable policy. The brief remarks connect grazing interests with fiscal prudence in the regional debate.
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