Flood is China s Great Ally Well Ahead in Eire Count
In Dublin counting at 3 am after the Eles election the opposition loses seats. Elected include Mesars de Valera leading Clare Aiken defence minister Tray nor posts and telegraphs minister cee te for Fin area, OF deputy premier Ryan agriculture, Congreve head of the son and Byrne lord of Dublin. Red candidates include James Larkin trades unionist. Final 1937 results show de Valera party 09 Congreve party 48 Labour 12 Independents B.
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Clare Aiken
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Traynor
Telegrapha
Cee Te
Finarea
Ryanaera Agriculture
Congreve
Byrne
Dublin
Red
James Larkin
de ‘A Party
Congreve'n Party
Labour
Unfit for War No Leaders for Soviet War Readiness
Analysis from informed circles notes ongoing purges and a weakened Soviet war machine. Reports indicate 60 percent of Western Boylet staff purged in 14 months, poor peace-time functioning, and doubts about Soviet pilots artillery and rail capability for any large scale conflict.
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Lig
Ir Campa
Ilkewine
Spanish air raid raids harm Valencia region towns
Spanish reports say insurgent war planes attacked Celona and towns north of Valencia injuring many. The worst toll reached eight dead and 24 wounded at Gandia as Premier Negrin directs training and reserves undergo efficient drills.
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Madrid
Celona
Valencia
Gandla
Japanese Move Against Shansi and Manchukuo Frontiers
Peiping authorities say 200000 Chinese invaded Shansi while Japan accuses Beijing backers of gas use and river embankment destruction. Domei notes clashes with Russians on the Manchukuo frontier as Japanese push toward Hankow along the Yangtze. Heavy rains threaten flood relief as Japanese units are marooned and air-provisioned.
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Shansi
Yellow River
Domei
Manchukuo
Hankow
Yangtee
Tatieshan
Yellow River Conservation Board
Honan
Kiangfu
North
Hanwhei
Neighbou
Yellow Dragon Strikes for China Amid Ceaseless Rain
Weather and flood reports from the Yellow Yangtze engage aid drops to marooned Japanese units in Shanghai and surrounding areas. British press analysis warns floods may force drastic defensive measures by canal transport to move food south, creating a potential barrier impact on Moscow’s river routes.
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London
Yellow
Yangtee
Yellow Yangtee
Isey
Shanghai
United Press
Moscow
Sunghal
Maodang
Advanc
Yellow River
China
Hassett and Badcock Stand Firm in Rain-Lashed Manchester Test
Hassett and Badcock forged a 182 run fourth wicket stand as Australia rebounded against Lancashire at Manchester. Hassett reached 96 before falling just short of a century, while Badcock impressed with fluid stroke play on his tour, scoring freely from the outset. The day featured two hours of rain, a challenging atmosphere, and Bradman’s improving but subdued form as Australia fought to overcome light and pitch conditions.
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Hassett
Badcock
Australia
Lancashire
Bradman
Brown
Theis
Fingleton
Chipperfield
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Philit
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Hastett
Hansett
Lords
England's Team for Second Test Selected
England announced its squad for the second Test: Hammond James Verity Hutton Ames Wright Barnett Paynter Compton Edrich Hardstaff Wellard Sinfeld. Bradman recuperates, 18 000 spectators watched Day One at Old Trafford, with mixed weather and restricted ground access as rain and floods threaten campaigns elsewhere.
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London
England
Hammond
James
Verity
Hutton
Ames
Wright
Barnett
Paynter
Compton
Edrich
Hardstaff
Wellard
Sinfeld
Spanish Submarine to Run Blockade
A damaged report notes a Spanish submarine C2 from Valencia sailed for an unknown destination amid tensions. The line mentions possible government confrontations and a blockade scenario but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Valencta
Ling Oe Org
Sive T Mazalre
Italian overtures to Britain remove withdrawal clause
Rome reports Count Ciano signaled to Lord Perth that Italy would favor modifying the pact clause delaying withdrawal from Spain. London remains cautious, but Chamberlain’s pledge to link pact terms to Spanish settlement makes change unlikely. Mussolini’s stance shifts toward seeking a Franco‑victory settlement, while patience with non intervention remains strained and France is blamed for delays.
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Rome
Sunday Times
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Lord Perth
Italy
Spain
Chamberlain
Taly
France
Signor
Mussolini
Chamberlain Seeks New Peace Plan in Europe
London reports Mr. Chamberlain outlining a fresh peace plan linked to talks with American, French, German, Italian and Polish envoys. He aims to withdraw volunteers from Spain and secure concessions on Dawes Young loans while improving Germany’s ties with Central and Eastern Europe.
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London
Mr. Chamberlain Iegon
Spain
Germany
Chamberlain
Central
Europe
Labour
House of Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
New Award Coming For Country Stores
Sydney report says Justice Browne will unveil a country store wage and conditions award. The plan mirrors metropolitan rules, includes 8.20 pm Friday and noon Saturday closing, and may raise wages and require a percentage of male assistants.
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Sydney
Justice Browne
Industrial Commission
Budget in House reveals record revenue and small deficit
Ottawa reports a budget showing record revenue and the smallest deficit in ten years. A drought relief grant of 40 million pounds was provided for Saskatchewan farmers, but prevented balancing the budget. Exports and trade rose while no tariff changes were made and Canada urged bi lateral tariff reductions.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Dunning
Saskatchewan
United States
Canada
Haar Hia
Bonn
Prague Seeks Early Settlement in Nationalities Talks
A government communique says if talks progress with goodwill Parliament will be asked in July to consider a new basis for the nationalities issue. Negotiations with Sudeten Germans resume next week to prepare for formal discussions. In Berlin, a West Prussia leaders’ address warns patience is wearing thin.
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Prague
Fay
British MP's Message to Hitler at Leeds Meeting
A British MP attacked Nazi policy in Leeds last Monday, urging Herr Hitler to halt persecution of minorities. The message questions the cruelty of targeting the innocent and asks why the regime bullying the weak.
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London
Oliver Locker Lampson
Leeds
Easi
Germany
Hitler
New Guinea Explorer Dies at 31
The explorer died at 11 20 in the morning at age 31. He was well known for his exploration work in New Guinea.
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Sydney
Toi Nerry
New Guinea
Queanbeyan Captures Massy Cup From Yass In Rainy Rally
Queanbeyan backs dominated the second half to overcome Yass and win the Massy Cup 13 to 2 after a 2-2 halftime tie. Jimmy Norton played his last Blues game, was chaired from the field, and Corcoran and Griffiths led a ball feast after halftime amid injuries and heavy scrums.
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Yass
Semidarkness
Jimmy Norton
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Golser
Rake
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D. Brassil
Quean
J. Norton
Smith
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Yase
Sid Corcoran
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Norton
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Williams
Podmore
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