Heat Wave Grips Nation With Fatal Toll
A sweeping heat wave hits the United States from the Rocky Mountains to the East Coast, causing at least 70 heat deaths and 70 drownings as people seek relief near bodies of water. The weather pattern disrupts regions from Colorado to New York, with record temperatures and an intense Atlantic outlook. The article notes widespread impact across many states, including Michigan and Pennsylvania, while Caribbean advisories and storm activity complicate the storm risk.
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New York
United States
Rocky Mountain
Ralief
Boulder Dam
Bomb Outrages Hit Genoa Center Blame Lies on Communists
Explosions rocked Genoa on a Friday night as four bombs exploded in the town center, shattering windows and damaging buildings. Inmates reported minor injuries, and authorities blamed communists for the attacks while investigations continued.
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Genoa
Air Pageant London Draws Huge Crowd and Royal Visits
The London air pageant drew a crowd near a half million on Tuesday with Prince George and other dignitaries present. Officials highlighted a surge in speed and formation flying by the air force, featuring youth participants aged 13 to 24. Dramatic displays included destruction of a naval gun and a mock bombing raid over London.
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London
Handon
Rataentaylis
Duke of Gloucester
Kidmouth
Prince George
Hammiay
Aiex
Thany
Mt Tule
Communist Arrests After Speech Sparks Protest in Demsin
In Demsin this afternoon police arrested Ronda and several men and a young woman after protests linked to a Communist platform. Authorities say a large crowd was prevented from reaching the scene as police moved to control the gathering surrounding the meeting linked to local party actions.
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Communist Party
Mussolini Firm Against Foes of Fascism
Reported remarks from Mussolini as he defends fascist stance amid opposition voices. The piece notes a defiant tone and references to political tensions and international context. Correspondent coverage highlights the regime’s confrontational posture.
French Chamber Approves Paris Reply to Hoover
The French Chamber of Deputies adopted M Fougere’s motion endorsing the government's reply to Hoover. It reiterates reliance on the Hague Agreement and vows to maintain the unconditional contract, amid debate over Germany’s economic stance and U.S. European involvement. The session saw sharp exchanges among deputies before adjournment.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Fougere
Hoover
Chamber
Beadt A
French Note Urges Young Plan Payments Amid Credit Proposals
The French note published yesterday seeks one year for Germany payment relief and proposes emergency credits to sustain confidence in the Young Plan program. It discusses using internal funds as credit for emergencies, hints at broader support for bank liquidity, and warns suspension could disrupt European finances.
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Lonnon
Tories
France
Germany
Meiliomente
Tutu
Bank For Internations
Reaction in U S A Divergence of Views New York Saturday
A nationwide reaction traces diverging U S views on wartime policy as officials discuss France Italy and Poland. Reports from Washington and Paris note optimism about French acceptance but lingering frictions over policy shifts and the role of an international bank in Basle for European funding.
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New York
Burnsen
Malion
Amerikan
Mellon
Fiesti & Formidahio
Aywura
Mr. Buimson
France
Washington
United States
Laval
Basle
Hoover
Poland
Flood Threat Lingers As Rainfall Upstream Raises Alarm
Flood warnings persist as Lachlan waters advance toward Forbes and Sydney. Recending flood in Wagga gives cautious relief though many districts remain at risk. Heavy rain upstream could trigger further inundation with widespread damage across Narrandera and Murrumbidgee catchment areas.
Premiers Plan Endangered By Tax Debates
Sydney reports Mr Stevens attacking the government emergency tax proposal. He argues the tax would undermine the conversion loan and the Bourne premiership policy. He warns it would force public default and stall industry, risking stagnation and unemployment.
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Stevens
Sydney
Matebourne
Tate
AN for Australia Langue Protest in Sydney
A protest from the AF.A. and allied groups in New South Wales fears taxation proposals will undermine reconstruction efforts and undermine the Premiers Conference plan. They warn of chaos in industry, rising unemployment, and capital and population movement to other states.
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Sydney
Randa
Australia
Ravi Wali
Taye
Conssider
Hi Ik
Challenge
League
Spain aflame as unrest chills election eve
Madrid reports a wave of violent incidents and political tension ahead of thepanial elections. Attacks kill a mayor, wound officials, and two lorry drivers are lynched. Reports allege militant clerical and communist agitation, with refugees fleeing to Gibraltar as rumors swirl of foreign interference and police restrictions.
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London
Madrid
Qurt
Natchman
Entramandura
Santa Claila
Orbucla
Lalon
Ganke
Etpelen
Vittoria
Arnold
Page
Cromb
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Matt” Din
Hammond
Crombie
Mulerpainght
Kerr
Merritt
Wé Rivit
Jaimon
Bartelona
Catalonia
Bank of England
Bank of France
Gibraltar
New Zealand and England Open Test at Lord's in Summer Heat
London crowds of about 20,000 watched the New Zealand versus England first test at Lord's. Peeblews and Robins starred with notable batting and bowling, while Brindon and Hammond contributed key wickets. The day's play featured top scores by Jardine and Robins, with several players reaching double figures as the match progressed.
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London
New Zealand
England
Lords
Transfers of Company Offices To Canberra
Sunday report on business relocations to Canberra amid restructuring. Mentions transfers of capital and assets to a new location to avoid tax, with earnings estimates around £800 per annum and a Sydney business hub controlling about £1.6 million in capital. Indicates executives weighing relocation for income reasons.
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Aynney
Horio
Buielnone Ohrelen
Nate
Walen
Bydney
Oraermoney Tex
German Press Silent About War Debt Issue
Fragmentary English-tinged summary notes German press largely silent on France’s war debt stance though some outlets comment on tensions. Headlines mention France tempering with Hoover and domestic political strains reflected in editorials.
Boy shoots mother to relieve cancer suffering
In Buchareat a year long cancer ordeal ends when a boy named Puscart shoots his mother in front of relatives. Authorities report the incident occurred in a tense domestic scene as family members watched.
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Pohonitny
Puscart
Ling
Heal
Attitude To Tax Dominates Upper House Debate
Sydney observers report a heated upper house discussion over the emergency tax bill. The premier seeks swift passage with allied Labour supporters, while Tasmanian precedent and Governor’s actions loom. Opposition fears appointees could sway the Legislative Council against reform.
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Sydney
Hower
Royal Laurent
Kfu
Bir
Philip Game
Legislative Council
Me. Lang
SUTCLIFFE'S LOSS In County Cricket Match
London report says Sutcliffe faced a setback after failing to join England in a test match. He scored 120 for Yorkshire against Kent, while selector telegrams delayed his England debut, prompting barrackers and cautious public reaction.
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London
New Zealand
Yorkshire
Kent
Landers
England
Mateliffe
Hampahiro
Tialog
Cords
Bright Change In Trade Outlook Amid Market Shifts
The report notes notable changes in commodity prices with advances in wheat cotton rubber copper tin zinc and other metals while perishables remain plentiful causing limited price moves. Stock Exchange activity stays firm with no extraordinary inventories and expectations of a bank rate cut to two percent next week.
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Almont
Brooke Exchange
Btock Exchange
Bank Failure Hits New York Maine Bay Bank
The Hignuck Trust Company of Hoboken faced a gunlimited pension today as its deposits near £2,000,000. Hoboken city losses amount to £200,000, with the Banking Department stating the bank’s resources are seriously depleted.
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New York
Maine Bay
Tutfken
Hignuck ‘Trust Company
Hoboken
Atatement
Hoover asks Farm Board to hold surplus wheat decision
The text shows a protest from a farm organization opposing the Farm Board’s stance on the 1930 wheat crop surplus. The Board is urged to reconsider, with President Hoover’s request framed as pressuring policy change.
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Hoover
Farm Board
J Atantey
Moorer Baskort
Boara
API
Organiaatyann
Polley
Fire Threatens Sydney Block Building On Pitt Street
A blaze broke out on the top floors of the old Taltersaite Club building fronting PIE Street in Sydney. Ground floor shops occupied by Meriwraiths and Severn Gamaga were evacuated as flames from the upper storey menaced nearby Lycian Theatre and adjacent offices. Firemen from city and metropolitan stations battled the blaze for over an hour, with damage estimated in the thousands and several buildings soaked by water.
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Sydney
Pitt, Cantinreagh
Park and
Market
Taltersaite Club
Pie Street
Meriwraiths
Smpire
Brocerien
Othne Ronda
M Dancing Weadesry
Candidates to contest federal and state parliaments announced
The executive council of the association will soon call for nominations of candidates for both federal and state parliaments. The federation candidates will stand under United Australia Movement banners, with divisions among various associations.
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Kypney
Funday
A.A. Langue
League
Hederat
Wedorat
United Australia Movement
Revolt Quelled at Seville by Franco Forces
Seville reports a revolt headed by Commander Franco was directed from Ma Ded. Air force units at Tabinda Aerodroma assisted as troops from the Revilin garrison marched to quell the uprising. The airmen from various aerodromes joined the effort and the rebellion was suppressed.
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Seville
Arrivolt
Franco
Ma Ded
Venke Outemons
Tabinda Aerodroma
Wivery
Revilin
Communists Rally in Barcelona Amid Street Demonstration
In Barcelona a lorry bearing a red flag moves through the streets inviting people to a public event. The unusual scene shows Communist activists urging Aire and sword as crowds gather, signaling intensified political activity in the area.
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Barcelona
Raturany
Felt hat made in 17 minutes record set in London
London report notes J Moors and Sons Limited of Denton produced a felt hat in a record 17 minutes. The hat, with a gold lettered inner name, was crafted for the Dominions event and worn by a dignitary. Thirty men and women took part in the processions, which lasted 200 minutes in total.
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London
J. Moors and Sons, Limited
Denton
Dominions
Thoman
Xtmep
Randy
Drowning of Raven children in capsized boat
A group of Raven children aged six to nineteen drowned when a boat capsized on the Tiwiere Dew manview during a berry picking trip. A ten year old girl was among those affected, and a mother who witnessed the accident was seriously shocked.
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Three Rivers
Tiviere Dew Manview
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