Labour left revolt seeks truce after Commons clash
London dispatch reports Labour left wingers clashed in the House of Commons leading to talks between Labour executive and the Independent Labour Party council. A truce was arranged pending a conference between Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson and Left leader Maxton to seek an adjustment. Henderson leaves for Hertfordshire for a few days due to eye strain.
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London
House of Commons
Labour Party
Independent Labour Party
Foremgn
Arthur Henderson
Maxton
Henderson
Hertfordshire
Sunday Express
Sandham
Labour
Manchester
Snowden
Locker Lampson
Bel
Two Inmates Try Escape From Yatala Prison
Two prisoners Allen and Stewart Wray attempted to flee Yatala Labor Prison in Adelaide. One climbed the wall top, the other hung from a torn blanket rope, but a guard spotted them. The two men, described as notorious criminals, had previously escaped in 1978. They shouted their detection and descended back into the yard.
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Adelaide
Yatala
Allen
Stewart Wray
John Charles Stewart
Davis Cup Doubles Sparkles as France Leads 2 1
In Paris France holds a 2 1 lead over the United States after France’s Cochet Brugnon win the doubles 6 3 7 5 while Tilden and Borotra and Cochet and Lott posted singles victories. Tomorrow Borotra faces Lott and Cochet meets Tilden with decisive matches ahead.
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France
America
Tilden
Borotra
Cochet
Lott
Brugnon tFemace
Allison
van Ryn
U.S.A
Borotta
Empire Trade Policy Highlighted by Canadian Premier
In Ottawa on a Saturday campaign stop Premier McKenzie King urged Liberal support to extend empire trade. He framed it as lifting Canada toward broader intra empire commerce and cooperation, arguing it would shape the Dominions’ future amid uncertain format and approval.
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Ottawa
McKenzie King
Dominions
British Isles
Canada
British Empire
Mystery warship hints at new American defence policy
A secretive Bureau of Aeronautics project plans a six to ten thousand ton vessel under London Naval Treaty terms. It would resemble an aircraft carrier carrying more than twenty planes. US ratification of the treaty this week spurs designs hoped to outpace other fleets.
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Warhington
Bureau of Aeronautics
United States
Navy Department
Australia
Fairfax and Grimmett
Money Flows In For Commonwealth Loan Subscriptions
Subscriptions to the new loan reached 10 425 700 with 2 487 applications by Friday night. State totals show New South Wales leading with 4 179 090 and Victoria 2 737 200 while Queensland 1 185 880, South Australia 856 480, Western Australia 295 400, and Tasmania 283 210. Victoria had the most individual applications. The New South Wales Azurea included a 640 000 subscription from the Australian Mutual Provident Society, and distribution of that amount across states would alter figures, making New South Wales nearly equal to Victoria.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Rescue Story As Rangitata Dodges Fire Off Southampton
The Rangitata rescued ten passengers and crew from the burning German steamer Targis after sighting a cloud that proved to be smoke and flames rising 60 feet. The ordeal included burned hands from sliding down ropes and an act of mercy as Captain Frasig returned to salvage a pie left on the deck. Captain Munter praised the blaze as unmatched.
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London
Southampton
Targis
Australian Presa Association
Rangitata Agw
Frasig
Munter
Ruhr Coalfield Slump Deepens as 66000 Miners Dismissed
In Berlin on Saturday the German downturn grows sharper with about 66 thousand Ruhr coalfield miners dismissed between February 1 and June 30. Thousands more expected to lose jobs by late July as the slump spreads.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Special Arrangement Reuters World Service Statement
A notice notes the cooperation of Reuters World Service with everssa Intelligence and rights retention in Australia and New Zealand under special arrangements.
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Reuters World Service
Australia
New Zealand
Earthquake Toll Surpasses Two Thousand in Rome
A report from Bignor Mussolini states 2,142 dead and 45,651 injured from the quake. the toll list remains incomplete.
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Rome
Bignor Mussolini
Disaster scenes unfold in Italy as king surveys ruin
In Lacedonia the King of Iwi visits a devastated village and comforts a lone survivor whose 24 family members perished. At Melfi he consoles a girl missing both legs, while ten others are recovered after a landslide burial. Most are hoped to survive.
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Iwi
Lacedonia
Melfi
Australia’s Sympathy to Italian Earthquake Victims
Prime Minister Scullin sends message to Commendatore Grossardi Italian Consul General expressing profound grief and sympathy for the earthquake disaster in Italy. He extends heartfelt condolences to the bereaved and hopes for speedy restoration of prosperity in the ravaged areas.
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Scullin
Kandos Cement Works To Continue At Kandos
Kandos Cement Co cancels plan to close cement works at Kandos and will keep milling and bagging operations running. Workers to report next week as essential duties resume.
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Kandos
Kandosg, Baturisy
Kandos Cement Co
Kanna
Tha Ata
Keith Anderson Memorial Unveiled in Daw son Park
A memorial for Keith Anderson unveiled at Dawson Park in Mowman honors him and Hitchbock who perished in the desert while searching for the Southern Cross. The event occurred today as the community remembers their efforts.
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Bydney
Dawson Park
Mowman
Keith Anderson
Hitchbock
Fitzsimmons Wins Lane Cove By-Election for Nationalists
Nationalist candidate H P Fitzsimmons won the Lane Cove by election with a final majority of 2170 after preferences. Labour’s Hutt and Independent Dunn trailed, with Dunn optimistic about a future win and Labour notes the result as a rejection of their policy. The government claims the win vindicates its economy and industrial reform program.
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Sydney
H. P. ‘Fitzsimmons
Lane Cove
H. Fitssimmons
F. Hutt
Labour
F. W. Dunn Ann
P. A. McLennan
Ind
Agua
Messrs
Nelson
Dunn
Fitzsimmons
W. M. Hughes
Bavin
Medoral
Schnieder Cup Entry Row Spurs Italian Protest
Britain's rejection of the French Aero Club entry for the Schnieder Cup prompted the club to join Italy in protest to the Aeronautical Federation. They demand the organization of the competition be placed in Italy's hands.
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Paris
Britain
Aero Club
Italy
Aeronautical Federation
Grimmett Fairfax partnership anchors Australia as England trails
Australia reached 345 with Grimmett and Fairfax building a sturdy stand at Old Trafford as England fell to 221 for five at stumps. Wall and Grimmett delivered pressure with decisive spells, while Fairfax battled patiently for 49 and Grimmett fell after a 2 hour innings.
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London
Grimmett
Fairfax
England
R101 Completes Final Test Flight Before Canada Journey
The airship R101 completed a 24 hour test flight over the Midlands and northern England, crossing the Channel to Cherbourg and covering about 1200 miles at an average speed near 70 mph. Commander Scott called the test very good as weather varied. After inspection it awaits the Air Ministry order to depart for Canada.
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London
Canada
Midlands
England
Cherbourg
Scott
Air Ministry
Bromley Plans Nonstop West To East Flight Across Pacific
Trans Pacific effort faces unfavourable winds with tests indicating a nonstop western flight is unlikely. A two hop route was abandoned due to Alaska landing field limits. Bromley, sailing with the plane, predicts return to American soil in three weeks and strong belief in completing the flight. Robert Wark aims for a nonstop Tokyo run with planned in flight refueling over Juneau and Nome, starting Sunday.
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Ore.y
Seite Jdaeeaw
Alaska
Bronney
Robert Wark
Tokio
Plung
Aly
Juneau
Nome
Egyptian Premier Stern Attitude to Wafd Party
Sidky Pasha, premier of Egypt, told a Daily Express Cairo correspondent he would keep tight control and crush disturbances. The Wafd is described as revolutionary and a no confidence motion was pushed by the opposition after King Farouk’s refusal to convene Parliament. Nahas Pasha said the noncooperation movement would begin with tax payments.
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London
Sidky Pasha
Egypt
Daily Express
Cairo
Wad
Nahas Pasha
Round Europe ends in tragedy at Posen airfield
German Ayer class arrived at Posen before Thorn and Broad. Butler broke a propeller at Tosen. Warsaw aviation club sent a spare propeller by air. A German plane in the Round Europe حادث crashed after catching a wireless aerial. pilot Offermann and passenger Terzemaki were killed.
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Ayer
Posen
Thorn and
Broad
Butler
Tosen
Aviation Club of
Lyons
Europe
Offermann
Terzemaki
Sutcliffe and Brilliance Mark Openers in Australia Test
Sutcliffe blasts a six off Fairfax as Bradman intervenes with a remarkable boundary throw. Hobbs nearly reaches the rope, Fairfax battles to discipline, and a 100 run partnership with Sutcliffe shapes a tense first day as the crowd ridicules a policeman and the innings nears three figures in total.
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Australian Press Association
Old Trafford
Peebles
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Fairfax
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Goddard
Australia
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Sutcliffe
Rotrias
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Richardson
Ewing
Ratcliffe
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Hobba
Batelitte
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Brook
Woodfull
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