Italy May Intervene in Spain
London reports a Daily Telegraph diplomat's note that France and Britain may seek naval control of Spain through the Non-Intervention Committee. Mussolini warns Italy will not stay neutral in Spain amid incidents including a Spanish merchant ship torpedoing. Hitler explains iron ore imports needed for the Four Year Plan, urging Nationalist Spain. Berlin and Vienna dispatches describe reprisals, submarine suspicions, and German pressures on Czecho-Slovakia. Hitler publicly proclaims readiness to test solidarity and defend Germany.
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Mrs Putnam Lands at Darwin in Timor Sea Flight
Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam arrived at Darwin aboard the Lackle plane after crossing the Timor Sea with her navigator Francis Noonan. They reported excellent ocean conditions and planned aircraft overhaul before continuing toward the next leg toward Australia. She expected to depart for Las Vegas on Thursday, though weather and delays might shift plans.
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Labour gift to Roosevelt funds Orillia
The Ontario Pres Mr Hepburn praised President Roosevelt in an address. The Commit nitatrial Organisation led by Mr John L Lewis contributed 500000 dollars to the presidential campaign.
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Air pilots advise drivers on safer behavior
Sydney manager Mr Z El Robinson of Ale Linda of Australia Ltd says pilots urge car drivers to be careful about drinking and driving. He notes most pilots would not terminate jets or fly while intoxicated, stressing safer behavior to reduce accidents.
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French Crisis Rouses Paris Delegates After Arrival
In Paris, ex French ambassador Bonnet arrived aboard the Queen Mary in Cherbourg and raced to the capital by special train. He conferred with financial experts on the latest plan drafted with Premier Chauitempa to meet the Chamber of Deputies the next day.
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Labour policy minister questions defence co operation offer
Defence matters dominate debate as Labour Party loyalty and empire defence are questioned. Minister Fair Archdale Parkhill suggests cooperation could rise above party lines if Labour supports defence. NSW Labour figures attack imperial disloyalty while defending Empire cohesion amid retrenchment and policy debates.
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Bavarian Church Funds Face Cuts Amid Unity Debate
In Munich, Cardinal, archbishop, and Bavarian minister denounced church interference in unity while noting heavy state subsidies. The Vatican Concordat would cap revenues at about one third, threatening a shift to fund only essential schools and reduced church activities across Germany.
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Rugby tour names captain and vice captain in Australia
The Australian Rugby League selection panel proposed Prigg Newlands as captain and JJ Reardon as vice captain of the tour team to England. It is believed the board will accept the recommendations.
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Sunderland to Coach Australian Rugby League Team
In Sydney on Monday the secretary of the New South Wales Rugby League stated that the Queensland Rugby League secretary would coach the Australian team. He criticized the selected squad and appeared to make excuses for the real reason.
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Breach of Promise Verdict in Damages Claim
In Sydney Monany a jury awarded Dulcie May Smith £1500 against John Theodore Carr for alleged breach of promise to marry. Justice Sir Thomas Bavin stated the Attorney General would decide on further action. Perjury findings were suggested but not attributed to a party. evidence of false statements appeared, and the jury concluded Carr’s conduct was contemptible though whether a marriage promise existed was disputed. The jury verdict stood at £1500 with a stay of proceedings granted.
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Wage Increases in Melbourne Arbitration Court Ruling
Commonwealth Arbitration Court chief judge Dethridge set wage rises for piece workers in Melbourne and noted juvenile rates require case by case adjustment. The decision follows last week’s basic wage grant and stresses wage fairness based on circumstances and work nature.
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London Markets Dropped Dead as Radio Broadcaster Collapses
London markets fell amid odd phrasing about a broadcaster dying at the microphone. The scrambled text references a radio event and a disturbingly unclear scene at a studio. No clear names or places are reliably identifiable from the readable fragments.
Women’s Cricket Test Match Report from Sl nat Pat ath
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Dishonest Ministry's Acts In 40 Hour Week Debate
A Australian senate debate condemns government delays at the International Labour Conference. Blackburn accuses the Commonwealth of lacking power, urging withdrawal if intent to implement conventions is absent. Critics argue the Commonwealth Arbitration Court is not the proper body to enact a shorter working week.
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Not Settled Hospital Inquiry Sparks Canberra Debate
In Canberra a hospital inquiry dominated discussion as the Hospital Commission arrived to investigate charges raised by Dr Nott. The Board seeks a full report to identify fault amid fears of a whitewash. Medical Superintendent Dr C Mater offered no comment after receiving the commission’s report. Minister Hughes postponed comment on Canberra Hospital’s future until the inquiry results are known. He hopes the inquiry will restore harmony and efficient operation through staff cooperation.
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Crawford Sore Throat Unrest Tepid Amid Canberra Turmoil
Sydney press notes Crawford’s sore throat as unrest grows amid a tense Royal Commission scene. The report cites heated tempers and mounting public concern over Canberra debates and a controversial inquiry. A doctor says relief may come by tomorrow if health permits.
Dr Nott’s Offer Resignation From Hospital Board
Dr L W Nott announced last night that he would resign the Hospital Board if his nomination by the Acmno ty Council to the board is approved. He said the move aims to foster amity and goodwill, noting Cheett would nominate a successor at the Advisory Council meeting. Members including Mr J Crege reportedly opposed the proposal.
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Higher butter and cheese prices set by Equalisation Board
An official statement from the committee in Sydney notes butter and cheese prices rising, effective from tomorrow. The board says current conditions nearly match those of 1928 and justifies the decision made last week.
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Port Kembla Steel Strike Sparks Union Action
Port Kembla Steel Works in Wollongong faces a looming stoppage as Iron Workers Union leaders warn of a 1400 member meeting next Thursday if the firm fails to offer a satisfactory settlement. Members were reportedly ready to strike over working conditions and contract terms.
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N Z Opens Badly in TESP El Eee Stra RS
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