Bilbao Battle Insurgents Press On
Reported advances near Bilbao as insurgents push north and north of the city. The Spanish-Italo Brigade reportedly holds La Arenas harbour entrance while defenders repulse center attacks. Carlist forces reach near Bilbao from Galdepano, wrecking ammo works. Basques guard Bilbao’s entrance despite bombardment. Refuges say attackers mined key buildings and bridges during delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tnorgents
Bilhao
Ciy
Lain Arenas
Bilbao
Bibao
Ondunia
Explosion on Loyalist battleship Jaime Primo at Gartagens
A Valencia communique reports an internal explosion aboard the Loyalist battleship Jaime Primo at Gartagens. Dozens are dead or injured and over 100 wounded are transported to a hospital while rescue efforts continue as fumes are extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shursam
Valencia
Jaime Premio
Gartagens
Nowpital
NO COMPROMISE General France Attitude On War End
The Vittoria correspondent cites General Franco rejecting peace talks, urging Nationalist victory as the only acceptable outcome. He criticizes the Valencia Government via German mediation and warns any pact would betray Spain. He says Britain's role is minor and Gibraltar holds little strategic importance. Irish volunteers sail home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Franco
Britwin
Red
Rei
Spain
Valencia
Meir
Ashing
Wrennels
Henae Yeeon
Gibraltar
England
Refugees Bombed by German Planes
London reports describe refugee columns fleeing Santander being shelled as German planes attacked. Witnesses say refugees panicked, bodies and wounded mix with fleeing crowds. In Lisbon, reports recount air raids and bombardment along the road as volunteers assist.
Naval guns limit sought by America and powers
The State Department urged major naval powers to accept a 14 inch gun calibre limit. Britain France and Italy reportedly favor the idea, while Japan remains resistant. America plans two 35 000 ton battleships with 16 inch guns, and a proposed 40 000 to 60 000 dollar design will be built by government yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Hfe
Britain
France
Haty
Japan
America
Navy Department
Government Naval Yards
LARRAKIA INCIDENT Dominant Insurance Debate in Parliament
In the House of Representatives Dr. Page faced 20 minutes of opposition questions led by Mr. Curtin over Commonwealth versus State control of a proposed national insurance scheme. He urged awaiting a Commonwealth State conference to discuss policy and stressed that no final stance exists until States’ views and the British expert report are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. , Trop
Thearme
cGud Ndd
Nck
Commonwealth
Gustin
Page
Ibn Biutes
Darwin
Baker
Labour
Christopher Bell
Queensland
Larrakia
Penn
Bell
Greinber
Bruce-Page
Pabour Nsw
W Aonems
National Insurance
Toeen
Ataten
Japanese attitude to arrests of luggers
In Tokyo on Friday officials said they were not informed of Australia’s arrest of three tagging fishermen. If Japanese boats were in territorial waters the Fisheries bureau should state policy and enforce rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokyo
Ottles Spaleonman
Austealla
Japanese Bureau of Fiaheries
Australia
Uyalor
Braddock Looks For Toughest Fight Of Career
Braddock says next week’s title bout with Louis may be his hardest test yet and that he expects to be floored a couple of times but will rise to knock out his opponent. He sparred five rounds today, scoring with a sharp left hook, while Louis moved with partners, appearing more aggressive but not the same fighter as in the Schmeling match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Piitay
Tarnen
J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Lin
Jem
Braddock
Schmeling
London Liner Mocambique Sails Amid Departure Mystery
A fragment notes an event aboard the liner Mocambique heading for London. Details are sparse but suggest a notable voyage or passenger movement tied to the ship and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mocambique
Baby Thrown From Car in Turramurra Incident
In Sydney a one and a half year old baby was thrown from a car when Mia Brain of Turramurra was in the front seat. An attempt to apply the brake inadvertently pressed the accelerator. The child was hurled toward a brick wall but Brain saved him by throwing the baby to safety. The infant suffered only minor scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mia
Br&in
Turramurra
Keer Ax
Fenra and Wet Nearing the Brick Wall When Mr. Brain
Sunday football threatens wider matches in New South Wales
The NSW Country League secretary told the Sunday Sport that despite threats, more than Rugby League style matches would be played around Bathurst and regional areas this Sunday. He cited legal backing and a fighting fund if action was taken, while Rugby League officials said Sunday football is not officially endorsed. The Rev A J Bingley said he would attend the Bathurst versus Western Suburbs match and would protest if admission charges were levied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Binte
New South Wales
Palda
New South Wales Rugby League
H.R. Miller
Bathurst
A. J. Bingley
Minmers’ Fraternal
Western Sububa
American National Debt Reaches Record High
The national debt as of June 16 stood at about 36.634 billion dollars, marking the highest level in the history of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Imported Gentry Sparks Senate Uproar Over Governor General remark
The Senate erupted as Senator Collings denounced the Governor General remark as imported gentry while defending an imperial conference critique. President Lynch pressed for withdrawal, which Collings refused, insisting the term referred to governors general generally. He blamed reports and insurance plans for misrepresentation and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senator Collings
Canberra
Lynch
Collings
Australis
Migration Debate Presses for Early Dominion Migration
London Thursday Conservative motion in the House of Commons supports early resumption of migration after government levies Dominion preparation. The plan seeks credit provision and shows backing from 244 Conservatives while New Zealand Prime Minister Mr Savage addresses the Overseas Settlement Board in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Honey Croft
House of Commons
Teia
Tursday
Over Wes Settlement Board
New Zealand
Savage
Britain
Dominion
French Crisis Senate Amends Finance Bill in Paris
In Paris on Friday, Senator Blum challenges the government as the Senate Finance Committee seeks to limit the bill. He accuses lawmakers of emasculating the Finance Bid, pressing for tighter oversight and exposing alleged fiscal frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frank
Blum
Senate Finance Committee
Limi
M. Blum
French financial measures to tax dividends and raise rates
Paris reports new financial proposal by the Premier Blumintude imposing a tax on dividends above six percent and requiring limited companies to invest reserves in government securities. Legal reserve fixed at ten percent of reserve. railway postal and telegraph rates to rise. indirect taxes adjusted. tobacco duty increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mail Sorters Dispute Leads to Meeting at GPO
A conference is set for Monday between mail sorters at the General Post Office and Deputy Director of Post and Telegraphs Mr Duncan to settle a dispute over new regulations. A notice in the mail room outlined the supervision system, with the union secretary saying it did not seem highly objectionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
GPO
Post and Telegrapha
Duncan
Ute
Pental Workers Union
Bouthern Great aeroplane to join Canberra War Memorial
Since July 1085 the famed Bouthern Great, Sir Churiow Xinguford-Beniths aeroplane, purchased by the Federal Government for £3000, has waited at Richmond aerodrome for Canberra air museum fitting. It is expected to be flown to Canberra soon to join the Nations War Museum, with the pilot yet to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Churiow Xinguford-Benith
Bouthern Great
Canberra
Nations
Refugees from Rabaul Arrive in Brisbane on Monotoro
Refugees from Rabaul reached Brisbane by the Mon toro, declaring they were forced to leave due to lack of accommodation. Seven elder relatives warned the administrator that an upheaval could occur, but no action was taken to avert it. A refugee captain named W. Mitaie, commander of the Montovo, described the conditions and urged relief for the families and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Rabaul
Montoro
Axtremary Critia
W. Mitaie
Montovo
Mrs Putnam Arrives Calcutta Resumes Night Flight
Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam arrived from Calcutta and resumed her night at 1244 pam locations but returned ten hours later owing to weather. The entry notes a weather delay affecting her travel schedule and mentions Calcutta and LZ locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akyar
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Calcutta
Pam
Hints to Aliens Lord Paterson in New Role
In 2021 the House heard that Lum Roy a Chinese market gardener in Condobolin who had entered without permission could be deported yet was allowed to stay after officials noted his town influence and charitable works. The mayor and other leaders argued his departure would harm the community urging Paterson to permit his remaining in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Lum Roy
Condobolin
Australia
House of Representatives
Paterson
Soldiers' Club Permanent Home Considered
The Soldiers' Club debates a permanent home for the Returned Soldiers club. A Tusmlay June 2 meeting examined options including retaining present premises, renting, or buying and subletting. Architects’ proposals show a single storey building with extensions possible, costing about £4,000 to £7,000 with £1,000 for incidentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andro
Mame
Aleo
Vroom
Eterstary
Seamen Compensation Bill Notice and Transport Workers Action
Notice by the Assistant Minister Benater Brennen in the Bunate yardday announces Seamen's Compensation Amisading Bill increasing payments to injured seamen. Henina also gave notice of Transport Works Act provisions to suspend WO Poead on licensed transport workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benater Brennen
Bunate
Henina
Transport Works
Act Manting Bkwis
Pacific Pact Talks Ahead Amid Diplomatic Struggles
The report notes lengthy negotiations for a Pacific pact with no immediate development. It cites daunting contending ideas among Pacific powers and says progress rests on extended diplomatic exchange, deemed impossible to expedite.
Japanese Attack on Pact Idea Sparks Debate
The Kokumin characterizes the Australian non aggression pact proposal as branding Japan as aggressive while Japan seeks peaceful participation in developing tarriertes rich in goat resources, currently monopolized by whites. It notes Premier deems the pact unnecessary as existing treaties suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOYO
Kokumin
Japan
Invitation and tensions shape Anglo German talks
The report notes a Ministry invitation tied to dominion interests and tensions in Anglo-German relations. While some officials see progress with a more open approach under Eden, others argue Britain should not recognize certain moves, prompting a cautious reevaluation of policy toward Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berin
Hoashthy
Vialk
Reagan
Britain
French Anxiety Over Pro-German Tilt in British Policy
A fragmentary note from the Manchester Guardian correspondent reports French anxiety about a perceived pro-German drift in British foreign policy since Chamberlain and Baldwin. The piece hints at concerns over Neville Chamberlain guiding London toward sympathetic stances toward Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dourty
The
Manchester Guardian
Anyn
von Nebrathevill
Chamberlain
Baldwin
Bill Introduced for Interstate Commerce Commission
A bill introduced to create an Interstate Commerce Commission to inquire into and report to the Governor General on anomalies or discriminations in interstate commerce. The seven year terms for three commissioners include a High Court judge as a possible member. The chairman earns 2500 pounds yearly, others 2000 pounds. The commission may hear private or public evidence, issue warrants for appearances, and investigate contraventions of constitutional provisions and federal powers relating to interstate commerce and foreign relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Rand
Firatime
Serace
Mambera
High Court
Dhe Wedi
Withéas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eegloep Me Sones
Santander
Manchester Guardn
Lisbon
Dr Duffy
Odhirr
Feta
NEW American Ships
Mr. Curtin
Copland
Melbourne
Arotemar Copland
Corumerne
MAL Ogilvie Critical
Hobart
Finday
Tasmanian
Ogilvie
Mrs. Putnam
MR. Paterson
Roveyear
Lam Roy
Becauan Wey
Soldiers’ Club
Lkely
Trenting Alinga Street
West Row
Clvic
Pacific Pact
Mr Lyons
Sudan
Abyssinia
Interstate Commissre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!