French minister resigns after finance bill defeat in Senate
Paris reports Premier M Blum resigns after the compromise Finance Bill is defeated 168 to 98 in the Senate. Chautemps and other leaders are named as possible successors, with plans to maintain Popular Front policy. Berlin notes Blum’s resignation long overdue as France faces cabinet changes. Rome sees international repercussions. Chautemps consults allies but delays decisive action.
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Paris
Senate
M. Blum
Popular Front
Ats
M. Herriot
M. Delo
M.|dier
Deludier
Defence
M. Delbos
M. Chautemps
Blum
M. Blumald
France
le Brun
Lwadar
Hin
Bi. Blum
Sabre Rattling Vicar Denounces Sabre Rattling Vicar
Vic ar denounces sabre rattling during a London address at St Pancrys Holy Trinity Church. He condemns archbishops’ boasts of recruitment, warns of modern tattoos and sentimental singing, and cites Nazi Germany and abortion era policies as dangerous trends. He recalls wartime service and asserts there was never a great risk of sin.
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London
Amundey
Mle Moesurier
St. Pancrys
Wade
Hewisg
Nicxi-Ceraany
Germany
Uwe Honenweite
le Mersurinr
Ss & Padre
Verdict for £1278 in damages against lorry owners
The case of Dorothy Ovirell versus Lee Eaves and Nell Jones in the Cuuces Court ended today with a verdict for £1,278. Ovirell claimed damages for herself and her infant daughter after the death of her husband, Stewart Overell, who was struck by a lorry owned by Eaves and driven by doree.
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Sydney
Dorothy Ovirell
Lee Eaves
Nell Jones
Cuuces
Stewart Overell
Eaves
Doree
Fortitude in passing Agonies in the workshop tragedy
A worker named Lang died after pleading for relief as others tried to stabilize him. The incident occurred when Lang slipped near machinery, his head supported briefly by a colleague before the fatal injury. His companions attempted to rescue the injured vehicle and continue their duties despite the crash.
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Lreton
Feidig
William Lang
Lang
Lem
Coastal Storm Disrupts Sydney Transport Services
Coastal storm disrupts ships and ferries in Sydney area halting ferries and delaying harbour traffic. Railways run normally while harbour operations pause. water supply deemed safe for two years. golf match postponed due to turbulence. Newgartle closed to shipping after power outage and minor damage.
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Sydney
Water Board
Labbout
Weather Bureau
Perry
Nuchour
Harbour Bridge
Ita
Comornin
Newgartle
Trier
Dense Fog Delays Melbourne Plane Services
Dense fog over Melbourne disrupts air traffic as two Australian National Airways planes fail to land at Essendon. One aircraft diverted to a paddock ten miles from Maneb dur, while Tasmanian planes circled Mawenion for thirty minutes before conditions eased. Several steamers wait outside the heads and ships remain in port. Abnormally low temperatures reported across districts.
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Melbourne
Essendon
Australian National Airways
Manebdur
Mawenion
Avalanche Strikes Everest Climber Party In Fatal Slide
SimA reports an avalanche during the ascent of Mt Everest overwhelms a German expedition killing seven climbers and nine Ghurka porters. The leader Herr Wyise suffered serious injuries as the group pressed the climb.
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Sima
Mt. Everast
Herr Wyise
Papal Conclave and Rumors of Excommunication Controversy
A Rome report from Monday cites a strong letter to Posen Congress and rumors of an excommunication decree by the Pope. The note, described as of high importance, discusses attacks on Catholicism attributed to Hitler’s regime and potential inclusion in a White Book.
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Germany
Posen
Noaham
Tt Waa
Berry Hitler
Algo
Morr Hite
October Pointer to Date of Elections
Government plans a two month supply in October signaling an early end of the budget session. The Supply Bill requests 26 776 000 to cover early fiscal year expenditures and a possible short budget session ending in September followed by a campaign. Parliament may reconvene after August 19 with cabinet finalizing budget details on July 26.
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Wan
Canberra
House of Representatives
Wnt
Capinet
Russian Airmen Land Near Washington After Arctic Flight
Three Soviet airmen Chakaloft Baydukom and Belukof attempting Moscow to San Francisco via the North Pole were forced to land near Washington due to a broken pipe. They awaited Ambassador Volyanov then pressed on. They described extreme cold, drinking water freezing, and nourishment limited to tea and lemon. Roosevelt Hull and Stalin sent congratulations. The landing drew crowds in Portland and Vancouver was named as the site for sealing instruments.
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New York
Chakaloft
Baydukom
Belukof
Moscow
San Francisco
North Pole
Washington
M. Volyanov
Pole
Arctic
Mr. Roosevelt
Benster Hull
M. Btalin
Omeinle
Francisco
Tilu
Vancouver
Portland
Oregon
Chullot
Washington University
Myers
Howe
Coliac
Retaliation German Threat to Spain in Leipzig Incident
A diplomatic report from London notes the German Ambassador Ribbentrop demanding action by the great powers against Spain over the Leipzig incident. The plan calls for an apology from Valencia with guarantees, warnings of gunfire, and potential detention until peace terms are met. Berlin threatens reprisals if a satisfactory decision is not reached.
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London
Parly Telegraph
Hert Vor Ribbenthrop
Leipzig
Fiden
Valencia
Weuwels
Daily Mail
Herry von Rutwenthrop
Err Miler
Daily ‘Telegraph
Berlin
Germany
Man Trapped Four Days After Robe Falls Pinning
James Ward, trapped by a fallen robe at 04 Kent Street for four days, was found in a seriowin condition. He described the robe pinning his legs as he rose on Thursday morning, leaving him without water or food until police and ambulance arrived yesterday.
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Sydney
James Ward
Kent Street
Yenterday
Fall of Bilbao Madrid Admission Curt Communique
London dispatch reports the Spanish government issuing a curt communique in Madrid asserting Basque front positions to the west have fallen back. General Mixie headquarters indicate defensive strains while Aguirre and ministers reportedly remain with troops amid ongoing engagement with Aragon and Madrid fronts.
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London
Itibas
Bunfay
Madrid
Banques
Mixie
Aragon
Senor Aguirre
Tropa
ORDER RESTORED BY FRANCO
General Franco's troops crossed the river by pontoons to secure Bilbao after retreating Communists mined bridges. Beagues battalion, ferried by militia, offered Franco allegiance as banners replaced Magas. General Garon Vaile took charge at 4 pm, declaring Basque prisoners free while civilians resumed life. Temporary Norion bridge being built. power, telephones, and water lines are being repaired.
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London
Franc
Bilbao
Franco
Garon Vaile
Norvion
Russian Trials Produce Ten-Year Sentences in Moscow
The Times correspondent reports an agricultural trial in Moscow ending with Rinenko and high Odessa organization officials convicted, sentenced to ten years forced labor.
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London
Hunday
the Times
Moscow
Rinenko
Furies
Tte
Odesmsalate Organization
Bee
Labou
Journalist Robert Smyth Dies in Dubbo Liberal Editor
The death occurred today of Robert William Smyth editor of the Dubbo Liberal. He was a member of the executive of the Country Penal Association and known in country circles.
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Dubbo
Anda
Robert William Smyth
Wall
Tema
Loyalists Predict Big Army In Spain War
Valencia dispatch notes Socialist Premier Senor Neg rin predicting Spain will soon field a regular army four times the size of the insurgent force. He cites Moors, Italians, and Germans in the ranks and claims Barcelona war factories are ready to boost production. General Hrano receives congratulatory messages from Italy Germany Portugal and South America.
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Valencia
Senor Negrin
Spain
Italione
Barcslons
Panic at Refugee Camp in North Btoneham
An account from London reports terror at the North Btoneham refugee camp as night fell and news arrived that Bilbao had fallen. Descriptions note fear among Basque refugees and bystanders amid collapse and chaotic evacuation.
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London
Bilbao
Braddock Heads to Chicago for Big Fight
Braddock completes training at Trend Rosch and plans a special train to Chicago for the bout. Joe Louis weighs in endorsements from Tunney, who says Louis will win easily due to youth and power, while Braddock’s two-year layoff is noted.
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New York
Braddock
Trend Rosch
Chicago
Nck
Nin Hasd
Joe Louth
Louie
Lane
Bnt
Gene Tunney
Louis
Springbok forward de Toit suffers fractured spine injury
A Saturday match injury ends de Toit career for now as tests confirm two fractured back bones. He will rest and be unavailable for further play for an extended period, doctors report.
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Sydney
Springbok
de ‘Toit
Australia
Fragmentary historical note on child unrest and arrests
Fragmented OCR notes describe insurgents entering a city with children under stress. Authorities reportedly rounded up many children while others remained missing around a given time and date. The distorted text references months and local actions but lacks clear detail.
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Calidren
London loan boy shot dead shocks underwriters
The Australian loan at ten per cent discount yielded a serious blow to underwriters with about fifty three percent of the amount left to them. The Australian loan faced disappointment amid unsettled gilt edged markets and limited new applicants despite some turning optimism as market uncertainty eases.
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London
Unemployment Tax Records and Proposals in Australia
The Federated Taxpayers Association leader notes unemployment taxes exceed prior years while overall Commonwealth levies reach £104,000,000. He cites long retention of some federal taxes from the emergency period and high state charges. Victoria's A M Gilford argues a proposed national insurance scheme may fund old age and invalidity pensions, with potential abolition of unemployment relief taxes and state levies. delegates push for ending emergency unemployment regulation across states.
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Sydney
Federated Taxpayers’ ‘Association of Australia
Gh Kellar White
White
Cowjodd
Gilford
Victoria
Collision in Hobson Bay Between Kalarikt and Carndale
In Hobson's Bay on January 29 a collision occurred between the steamer Kalarikt and the Carndale. The Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand seeks damages around £8,000 for loss of the Kalarikt and cargo, while Carndale owners claim £25,000. Parties dispute negligence and navigation actions leading to the crash.
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Melbourne
Hobson's Bay
Junos Dixon
Admiralty
Alam
Union Steam Ship Company Ltd
New Zealand
Arainal
Carndale
James [Patrick and Co. Ltd
Walliam Street
City
Union Steam Ship Company
Caradale
Wm. Roke
Karariki
Carldle
Kakerskl
Six Year Plan for Abyssinia Endorsed by Mussolini Cabinet
Signor Mussolini presided over a cabinet meeting to approve a six year plan to develop Abyssinia with an estimated cost of 1180,000,000. The emphasis was on long term growth and strategic investment in the Ethiopian region.
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Rome
Signor Mussolini
Abyssinia
Brisbane wool sales report from Brisbans and associates
Winchcombe Carnon Ltd reports that Brisbane wool sales show strong competition and firm values for well grown lots. Good and average accounts were sold with prices generally firm across categories, though some items show weaker demand due to market conditions.
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Bribbans
Winchcombe, Carnon Ltd
Brisbane
Fatal Rabbit Expedition Ends in Boy's Death
In Queanbeyan a 12 year old boy Guy Lennox Keaten died from a bullet wound while rabbit shooting near Cooma Road with other youths. Alfred William Keaten, his father, died earlier in a road accident. An inquest is planned with Detective Budeli assisting Queanbeyan police. Funeral arrangements referenced for 11 a.m. at Tar Thar Wo Road Cemetery.
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Guy Lennox Keaten
Mra. P. Sharkey
Maintea Street
Queanbeyan
Alfred William Keaten
Keatch
Cooma Road
H. B. Beardman
Budlel
Goulburn
Quemabayan
MM. H. O'Rourke
Thar Wo Road
Bun- Vgendoré Hill
G. Deyvas
Mr &. Brown
Quennbeyun
Divorce Evidence Reveals Past Abuse and Striking Incident
Dr Thomas Natal Bolger testified he struck his wife once after finding her with a pistol and that he later shouted for her to wake and dress. He admitted to smacking and striking during a February incident and to other alleged blows during the marriage. The case centers on alleged domestic violence and the couple's contested separation.
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Thomas Natal Bolger
Oruwie
James McPherson
Nicelery
Martiage
Fate
Bulger
Postal Dispute Impacts Regional Administrations
A local postal dispute involving directorate officials in the Croat region affects operations. Officials from Dusit coordinate with postal teams to resolve routing and service issues, aiming to restore normal mail delivery and avoid further delays.
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M.chautemps
M. Blutn
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M. Chaulemps
I | Colleaguion
Posen Congress
Hitler
Britain
Lonton
Hranro Har
Italy
Portugal
South America
Cross
Brisbane Wool Sales
Bolger
Wits
Wke
Caw
Yune
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