Canberra Defeats Queanbeyan Blues in Malay Cup Clash
At Environa Sportsground Canberra defeated Queanbeyan Blues by two points in a hard fought Malay Cup match. H Riley was sent off early after striking a player leaving Canberra a man short for most of the game. Names such as Willis Grant Keys O'Brien Rowley Grimes and Gribble featured for Canberra while Norton Kay Griffiths O'Neill McIntyre and Horth were among Queanbeyan's standouts in a crowd of about £64. The victory honored Canberra's title defense amid a rough, evenly matched contest with strong forward play and notable backs work from both sides.
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F. Rowley
R. Swatt
Kay
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Tom Coffey
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A. O'Brien
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O. Bye
A. Wills
E. A, Johnson
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Ryan
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Explosion at Italian Bomb Factory Kills Many in Rome
A munition plant blast at a packing depot in Var eeS causes at least 65 deaths, most of them women, with bombs and grenades detonating so fiercely that body fragments and smoke hamper rescue. Soldiers and Blackshirts rushed to the scene as crowds gather for news of relatives.
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ItalyMay Avoid League Council Attendance Debate
Britain and France seek to avert an impasse as Italy warns it might skip League Council talks over attendance conditions. An Italian note says Rome will decide based on whether Abrwnile replice supports extending the Conquest Commission work amid calls to enforce the League Covenant.
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League Covenant Stance Awaited Amid Debate
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Unemployed Demonstration in Sydney Reports Relief Strain
An unemployed demonstration in Sydney drew attention to rising hardship as relief programs faced mounting demand. Authorities described food relief lines and potential crowd disruption, with protesters citing unemployment and inflation as key triggers.
Menzies Sails for America Amid Diplomatic Talks
Mr R G Menzies sails for America after two days in London and Washington discussions with the Foreign Office. He hopes to discuss foreign affairs with Mr Roosevelt and seeks closer Anglo American exchanges. He notes obstacles but expects the imperial air mail scheme to start by 1937.
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Bank Reform Bill Advances Amid Sanctioned Revisions
In Washington on a delayed measure, the reform bill pushed by the administration and reviewed by Senator Glass narrowly survived two radical amendments. The central bank proposal aligned with Father Coughlin’s ideas failed 88 to 10, while a provision by La Follette to bar banks underwriting securities failed 38 to 22. The approved version aims to centralize bank credit control under the Federal Reserve Board.
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Paganism Germans Churches Take Challenge in Munster Meeting
Manchester Guardian special correspondent reports intense scenes as Neopagan leader Hauer visits Munster for a monster rally. Crowds of Roman Catholics and Protestants sing hymns, drowning his speech amid rising tension. Vatican-backed arrests and Blackshirts arrive as bishops retreat. Attendance at churches increases.
Dutch Crisis and Nazi Religious Persecution Report
A review notes government reform estimates in the thousands of millions of pounds sterling, while anti Nanist preachers gain large crowds. Neopagans grow, especially among youth. Lower Bavaria orders removal of Catholic children from schools. Several Catholic papers suppressed. Dr Ley proclaims Germans united under Nazi rule with Catholics and Protestants alike ignored. World-wide Catholic anger grows as Westphalia shrines and statues are mutilated. Catholic agents provoke counteractions. Nazi uniform ban followed by attacks on Catholic patrols at a funeral, with three members imprisoned.
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Davis Cup England Wins Two Singles In London
Great Britain leads the Davis Cup challenge round after the first day in London with two singles wins. Austin defeated Allison 6-2 2-6 4-6 6-3 7-5, while Perry beat Budge 6-0 6-8 6-3 6-4 before a 13,000 crowd at Wimbledon.
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Italy Aims Limited Agenda At Geneva
Rome reports Italy will not attend the League Council meeting if other issues are raised. Argentina pushes frontier question. Italy says negotiations ended and no further discussions will occur.
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Communist Riot On German Liner Sparks Diplomatic Snag
A riot aboard the Bremen involving communists sparks a diplomatic fracas as Washington reviews the insult to the German flag. Acting Secretary Carr expresses regret and signals a possible apology if Germany pursues it.
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Tramway Strike Meeting Attacks Arbitration Court in Sydney
An angry tramway workers meeting at the Trades Fair denounced the Commonwealth Arbitration Court and Judge Drake-Brockman. Members resolved to oppose the court’s proposed variations to the award and warned of a stop-work action if the decision favored wage cuts. They criticized the AVRU and railway unions, signalling strong opposition to government wage policies affecting metropolitan tram employees.
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Ambulence Crushes Leave Several Children Fatally Injured
Ambulances were kept busy after a spate of suburban road accidents. Betty Oliver, 10, died instantly in Sydney when a car she rode in overturned with her father. eight year old Marjorin Oliver, injured, sister of the dead girl, suffered leg wounds and her father John Oliver, 40, a dislocated shoulder and facial abrasions. Carl Morris, 15, of Newtown, was critically injured in King Street after colliding with a taxi while cycling. he died soon after. A woman, believed to be Miss Scott, 40, of Moufan, was struck and run over by a double decker bus near Ayit. Police and ambulance crews rushed to assist.
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Ayit
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Police Raids Target City and Kingston Premises
Police raids searched premises at City and Kingston following a reported incident. Officers Flyst Clang Consvnile Davies and Conninbles Tey led the operation, with statements alleging break in and demand at the sites.
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Woman in Cyclist Accident Left Hospitalized with Severe Injuries
A transport accident left a woman with a fractured skull and severe leg injuries after colliding with a mudguard and being run over by a front wheel. She suffered numerous abrasions and head injuries while two riders, including a man named Ved Ganslaw, were treated for compound fractures and other injuries at the scene or nearby medical facilities.
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