Storms and Rain Forecast From Sun Spot Observations
Weather officials in Cromprorat Queensland report sunspot activity may bring storms and rain to northern and southern regions. Sydney observers note a large sunspot last week and discuss its effects on weather, while forecasts emphasize cautious outlooks.
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Basebane
Nlge Jones
Cromprorat
Queensland
Garmplex
Sydney
Br. Jones
Wood
Anne Byaney University
Sherscon
Seatroverny
Armed Hold Up Stuns North Fitzroy workers
Two armed men robbed Gea and Porter delivery staff in North Fitzroy before 3 pm. They threatened workers and fled with cash as bystanders watched. A suspect was chased but no shots were fired. police pursued the bandits who vanished quietly into the street.
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Melbourne
Gea and Porter
Tantory
Ina
George
Greta
Theo
Mar
Holeon Birest
MASSY CUP Queanbeyan to Play Bowral
Arrangements are made for Ses to defend the Masay Cup as Bowral and Queanbeyan set lineups for a Sunday match. Queanbeyan Home team retains players Day McIntyre Grifithe Kay ee ywley Pola Swan Phillips Brandon Clarke. Bowral names K White G Cowie J McGro G Ver V Hanrahan N Giles H Han Tye H Smith A Ling J Chadwick. Uncertain report notes Canberran health links and a rugby meeting delaying confirmation tonight.
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Ses
Bowral
Canberra Munday
Day
McIntyre
Grifithe
Kay Ee Ywley
Pola
Swan
Phillips
Brandon
Clarke
Tim Bowral
K. White
G. Cowie
J. McGro
G. Ver
V. Hanrahan
N. Giles
H. Han
Tye
H. Smith
A. Ling
Jid
J.’ Chadwick
Ealth
Queanbeyan
Couburn
Fis
Mee
Canberti
Taxi Bandits Trial Ordered For Nighttime Assault
Two men are bound over for trial after a late night taxi driver was assaulted. A Mirra and Beigaull are named in the preliminary proceedings as the accused, with a woman reportedly aiding the incident. The case proceeds to the next legal step with charges pending.
Italy Objects to League Meeting Threat to End Membership
Geneva reports Italy warned the League Assembly could trigger a final withdrawal if convoked. Signor Borascopi told M. Avenol that assembly timing harms conciliation and Italy would not delay Geneva. Paris and Rome sources argue sanctions depend on guarantees of conduct and non fortification in key regions.
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Geneva
Daily Telegraph
Signor Borascopi
League
M. Avenol
League Assembly
Pengue
Italy
Rome
Times
Itta
Paris
Manchester Guardian
Theford
Notarly
Mediterranean
Ried Bes
Haile Selassie Arrives in London Amid Welcoming crowds
The Emperor of Abyssinia Haile Selassie arrives in London traveling incognito with two sons a daughter and suite. He is greeted warmly at Southampton and Waterloo by officials and the public, stays at a Hyde Park residence, and pleads for international judgment as he seeks safety after Ethiopia’s retaliation.
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London
Abyssinia
Hale Botanic
Laavon
Bia
le Crown
Thike
Herar
Iis
Tahal
Fas Kasea
Southampton
Waterloo
England
Jtator
Mall
Prince's Gate
Hyde Park
Legation
Haile Belassie
Jeaugter
Talian Dplonade
Betaneis
Britain
Ethiopia
Jwe
FisiWe
Italian Approach to Britain in Diplomatic Cue
The Tatian Ambassador Signor Grand renewed Mussolini's pledge that Italy has no designs on British interests. The Times notes British officials seek multilateral action via the League over Italian-Mediterranean moves, stressing any response should involve the League rather than a single power.
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London
Signor Grand
Anthony New
Signor Mussolini
Haly
Timex
Byltiah
Cl~ Alee
Muscolini
Tex
League
Vauitia
Bradman England's chief cricket worry
An extracted note by AG Gardiner discusses Don Bradman as England's major cricket concern. It notes Bradman's prowess and questions how the England side can dismiss him, highlighting in print the challenge he poses to the hosts. The fragment underscores Bradman's dominance and the uncertainty surrounding his wicket.
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London
Hingland
Tom
Bradman
Fan Arelele
AG Gardiner
Palestine Arab attempt to blow up troop train near Jerusalem
Fragmentary report describes an Arab attempt to derail a troop train between Jerusalem and Hebron. No injuries noted. clashes and arrests linked to the incident are mentioned amid broader security measures and ongoing patrols.
Garden Candidate Elected to 2KY Committee Defies ALP Executive
Sydney Labour Council shocks by electing J S Garden to the 2KY radio committee along with three Garden supporters. The move challenges ALP leadership as 2KY remains a key Labour publicity channel. Other appointees include union and employee representatives.
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Sydney
Garden
A.L.P
7KY
Labour
ALP
Anven
Unone
Labour Council
German Recruiting in South West Africa Reported
A report from Gapetewa states the Union Government is investigating extensive German Army recruiting across South West Africa. TheGerman Consul allegedly directs the drive, sending letters to young Germans for medical exams at a German center under threat of imprisonment.
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Gapetewa
Union
South-West Africa
Chinese Troops Rush Toward Kwantung Frontier Amid Civil War Fears
Reports from Canton indicate 200000 Kwantung and Kwangal troops, supported by scout planes, move toward the Kwantung Pu kien border. Hunan forces occupy Pung Chow Fu as General Pal Chung Hei sets up at Kweiling. Authorities say Nanking and Canton agree civil war unlikely, while Japan shows autonomy aims.
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Canton
Kwantung Kwangal
Hunan
Citlon Lot
Sharghai
Nanking
Former Colonial Secretary Comment on Budget Leak
London report notes J H Thomas arriving from London saying he does not know how long he will stay and wishes not to be bothered. The article mentions misused budget information before a tribunal and Bates’ alleged actions amid his stated policies.
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London
Asid
J. H Thomas
Ferding
Erin
Cae
Bates
Boerafore
Paralysing Strike Wave Hits France and Spain Across Industries
Paris reports a growing industrial upheaval with widespread factory occupations and food supply fears as strikes spread from Paris to Lille Marseille Toulouse and Rouen. Madrid sees 40000 building workers and grave diggers strike while Brussels dockers join the action.
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Paris
Lille
Marseilles
Toulouse
Rouen
Antwerp
Madrid
Japan plans torio wool import Curtailment scheme hinted
A report from Tokyo indicates Japan may limit Australian wool purchases to two thirds of imports and secure 280 000 bales yearly with a plan to raise total to 290 000 bales on share terms. The scheme aims to reduce mill output by about 30 percent to offset wool shortfalls.
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Torio
Anant
Mambere
Mrahi
Assact Ton
Death of Norma Spectr in Sydney Coroner Finds Mulcide
The coroner's inquest in Sydney found the death of 10 year old Norma Doreen Spectr from mercurial poisoning. Walter Apooner a accountant testified Norma was employed at his home and described thefts and a party at the house two nights earlier. The verdict was mulcide and the report mentions hospital transfers and tariff policy notes.
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Sydney
Norma Doreen Spectr
Walter George Apooner
Bine
Baja
Girle
Bhoomild
Koop ‘Ham
Ttt
Waldthe
Saleamen
Distributora
Alot
Western Suburbs
Tiwan
Strike Wave Spreads in Spain
Madrid reports a broad strike wave across the country with dustmen, non-union unloaders, carpenters, workers, and textile laborers striking. Four thousand building workers idle in Madrid and one hundred thousand agricultural workers abandon cattle in affected regions. Military units with machine guns patrol streets as hourly strike declarations spread.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcalons
Crewy
Lacida
Msdeid
Explosion at Colonial Ammunition Works Fatal for Mina Clifford
A terrif ic blast at the Colonial Ammunition Company mort ane cartridge department in Mount She tore through debris and a window. Mina Clifford died after being admitted to hospital with fatal injuries. Four other girls were injured in the incident.
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Colonial Ammunition Company
Mount
Mortane Cartridge
Cliford
Mina Clifford
Cabinet Meets Over Japanese Air Policy Talk
A special Federal Cabinet meeting addressed the Japanese government’s new air policy and its tariff implications. Attendees included Bir Henry Gullett and Sir George Pearce. Ministers discussed trade, wheat outlook, and potential shifts in exports to Japan or Canada.
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Melbourne
Federal
Murai
Henry Gullett
George Pearce
T. W. White
T. Patera
T. C. Brennen
Estes
Sulet
Henry Guilett
Memorial and for the late King address in George Va
Fragmentary OCR text mentions memorial relates to King George Virginia and a mayor figure. Content is unclear and names or events are not readable to form a clear summary.
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King
George Va
sTurhaay
Seamen’s Union Militant Section Walks Out
Fragmentary report describes a militant seamen’s union faction walking out amid tension with an apparent major antagonist. Mentions Maura and Wain, and a reference to Kenan’s supporters as the group seeks a body for establishment of a relation to the action.
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