Explosion on French Express Kills One, Five Hurt
An explosion on the Paris Marseille Express near Aries killed one passenger and injured five others as the train approached Marseilles station. The blast occurred on the track beneath the train as it traveled at high speed. authorities say the time bomb was likely planned to explode when the train reached Marseille. The train was about forty minutes late.
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Insurrection Fatal Outbreak at Barcelona and London
Reports from Barcelona indicate a climactic insurrection with many killed. Police were forced to withdraw, anarchists seized the telegraph building, and trench warfare formed around Pulgearda. London notes authorities regaining control with tanks and appeals to end factional fighting. All public forces rally to the government.
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Duke and Mrs Simpson Reunite at Chateau de Candencer
The Duke of Windsor met Mrs. Simpson at the Chateau de Candencer Tours. He arrived at 1:40 PM, greeted journalists, and spent time with Mrs. Simpson and friends on the terrace and in the library. Officials said no marriage plans would be announced before the Coronation, with further arrangements discussed.
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War Pension Bribe Case Shocks Ex Country Party Leader
In Paris and Sydney details emerge on alleged breaches of pension laws linked to a bank and ex MP Wilkins. The minister notes Section 43 of the Repatriation Act protects veterans pensions from transfer. The case centers on claims of improper use of war pensions and potential offences against regulation.
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Japanese motions toward Anglo Japanese pact expected soon
London reports Japan will submit concrete proposals for Anglo Japanese cooperation through Ambassador Yoshida. The move signals a first official step toward rapprochement since postwar strains. Britain seems cautious but open, while the United States is unlikely to fully accept.
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Heavy losses in Japanese wool threaten industry
In Tokyo on Wednesday the Press reports wool imports seek compensation for purchases delayed since the Australia trade dispute began. The Wool Industry Association plans a petition to the Government seeking promised aid that has not arrived. Leading manufacturers claim losses exceed 20,000,000 yen due to government actions.
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Taxation Appeal Tribunal Shift Sparks Wool Trade Debate
The Australian Taxation Board faced change as the Board of Review plans to substitute an appellate tribunal in Sydney and Melbourne amid opposition from manufacturers. Japan hints at tariff moves affecting Australian wool markets, with legislation expected next month. The Victorian Government questions reliance on a single judge and argues for broader tribunal review.
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London Traffic Struggles Amid Coronation Delays
Reported in London as crowds surge around unfinished coronation decor and transport disruptions. Tubes crowded and heat add strain while Tramway and Trolley Bus unions push for full powers to resolve delays. officials warn of potential further action if demands are unmet.
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Boy mauled by circus baboon in Sydney
Bruce Warby eleven of Lidy was badly mauled by a baboon near the entrance to the tent at Wirth’s Ciro Auburn night. Onlookers beat the animal off as the boy screamed for help. A six inch long six inch deep leg wound threatened the femoral artery but he survived and is recovering in hospital.
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Bus Strike Meeting Sealed Off From Officials at Stratford
About 1000 East End busmen gathered at Stratford Town Hall for a secret meeting led by a conductor playing bagpipes. Union officials were excluded. The Court of Inquiry continued today, with plans to hear more evidence over several days and cautious optimism for a possible understanding.
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Trade duties debated on Japan imports and Sucre yardage
Exporters spoke on trade questions favouring Sucre yardage duties on Japanese exports to their country. They argued a 0d per square yard levy on certain materials would curb cheaper imports and limit Japan's efforts to develop new materials, noting limited success in Feplsoing woSilen materials.
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Cape London Flight Record Attempt Update
Cape Landan flight attempt underway as L. Brogk leaves Rome at 6 44 am bound for Moston via Marweilies arriving expected early evening. Weather and timing figures remain uncertain as reports filter in from the route.
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Expulsion Debate Shocks Colombo Council
A London youth, Mark Brace, faces expulsion from the inland area amid a heated council meeting. Police have not located Brace, who insists he will not leave until the government’s expulsion order is officially issued and debated before the crowded council.
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Broadbent Corrects Report and Apology Issued
F. Broadbent denies resigning and states he never indicated leaving his post. The publication of April 6 is withdrawn and an apology is issued to Mr. Broadbent for the erroneous report.
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Mrs Simpson Birth Certificate Forwarded to Paris
Paris reports the French consul in Baltimore forwarded a copy of Mr. Simpson's birth certificate. It states she was born July 19, 1800, at Monterey in Virginia, as requested by French authorities.
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Duke of Windsor injunction case heard in chamber
Mr Justice Duparea heard an application on behalf of the Duke of Windsor for an injunction against Heinemann's Ltd publishers and Geoffrey Dennis author of Corona thon Commentary. The result was not disclosed.
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State Minister's Comment on Sale of Picture Writs
The Sydney report notes criticism by the Minister for Justice Mr. Gwydir on a case involving a William Barclay art collection and a well sale. The minister questions the court’s application of the statute and asserts the act did not apply to the court, claiming prior protection and non-application.
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Italy Eyes Turn Toward Allied Wartime Collaboration
Fragmentary report suggests Italy weighing future alliance moves and strategic talks with Allied powers. Mention of military figures and potential governance shifts appears amid uncertain references to plans and regional pressures.
Suspicions Rise Over Germany Italy and Portugal Aiding Spain War
Reports from Rome and elsewhere say Italy and Portugal back Germany amid suspicions over renewed air raids on open towns in Spain. The German ambassador Von Ribbentrop resists Britain’s Humanitarian aims and memorandum proposals as planes reportedly cross French territory en route to bomb Bilbao and Madrid, with warnings of air terror to break morale for Franco.
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Guernica Bombing Debate Arises From Basque Claims
The Basques allege incendiary raids were intensified by mistakes and not solely by nationalist forces. They claim evidence suggests Basque factions bore responsibility for the destruction, challenging General Franco era narratives as a Times correspondent reports from Vit- .
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Sugar Australia Share Protected In New Agreement Lon dom
A fragmented report notes a new agreement affecting Sugar Australia with references to Banas and Britton markets. The article hints at shifting shares and a proposed Brad veer, while mentioning a bomb hole in a church roof and unconfirmed details about causes and evidence.
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