Greek Royals and War Turmoil Report From Europe
Athens reports national mourning for King Constantine and royal family burials in Florence as Europe cites a mysterious submarine attack on Spanish warships at Cartagena. Paris and London question foreign powers behind the assault while Madrid sees little change in military fortunes amid air raids and foreign brigades bolstering Loyalists.
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Constantine
Sophia
Olga
Florence
George
Anc
Adala
Dakella Patel
Riyal
London
Cartagena
Europe
Spanish Air Ministry
Miguel de Cervantes
Mindes Nunes
Franco
Glow Worm
Madrid
Rebola
Manzanares
the Times
13Th International Brigade
11Th Brigade
Tath
Ste
Kleber
Beville
Delanno
Mebel
Burgos
49 Hour Week Appeal to Industrial Commission
Hearing opened before the full bench of the Industrial Commission in Sydney on the 4 hour week appeal by Sydney County Council against worker unions. Council, Municipal Employees Union, Trade Union, and Amalgamated Engineers Union involved. KC Brediey for the Council. Commission backed earlier conciliation ruling. jurisdiction over 40 hour week disputed. if needed, the matter to be written for the Industrial Registrar to issue as an award.
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Stdney
Sydney County Council
Municipel Reployess Union
Meen ‘Tradew Union
Amalgamated Engineerw Union
Brediey, KC
Mydney County Council
Wwerd
Conall
Clauare
Wyle Council
Canberra Amateur Swimming Club aims to raise youth swimmers
The Canberra Amateur Swimming Club plans a season focused on swimmers under 32 to lift Canberra's swimming standards. Tomorrow night features a 83 yard mixed handicap relay with members and young talents highlighted. The meeting welcomed treasurer Mr Maplestone, thanked Mr Dullard, and approved badges for all members at events.
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Canberra
Moore
Smedal
Russia declines to sign fisheries pact with Japan
Moscow reports Russia will not sign a fisheries agreement with Japan. The move stands as retaliation amid broader diplomatic strains following a separate Franco-German alignment.
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Russia
Japan
British Cabinet Elates Over Spain Crisis Meeting
The British Cabinet held a special meeting to discuss the Spain situation. Foreign Secretary Eden was expected to make a statement in the House of Commons tomorrow. Prime Minister Baldwin hurried from Chequers to the urgent gathering, called amid Franco's bombardment threat and delays in his arrival. The session lasted three hours and considered security for British vessels and possible incidents at sea.
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London
Spain
Eden
Cammona
Daily Mail
Asga
Baldwin
Franco
Barcelona
la Ni
Fishing Boat Hit By Whale Near Port Fairy
Melbourne report says fishermen C. Rusel and A. Honey were about 1.5 miles offshore when a whale over 60 feet long rammed their boat Washi damaging it and injuring Honey. The craft sank briefly then stayed afloat after a half hour encounter.
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Melbourne
C. Rusel
A. Honey
Port Fairy
Navy
Shorts Ban Enforced on Sydney Beaches Report
A local government note from Sydney on Monday declares shorts banned on beaches amid union opposition and regulatory debate. The decree signals government stance against wearing shorts, with unions and the AAP pressing for clarity and attendance at upcoming meetings.
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Sydney Beaches
Sydney
Pooner
Langfon
A.P
Imanuetue
Bainere
Tecemtafa
Burt Taft
AAP
Tralia
Mc. Millar
Trades Mall
Roquistlova
Fede Union
Death Sentence Confirmed for German Engineer and Allies
In Moscow on Sunday, the German engineer and eight associates faced trial results. Muickling confessed to maintaining a German contact and carrying out sabotage. others claimed orders from higher officials. Clemency pleas were dismissed as the court sentenced the foreigners to death in the Soviet system.
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Moscow
Tickling
Bamnot
Kia
Muickling
Conmiu
Novo Biharek
Buckling
Hora
Yalang
Mickling
German Protest at Moscow Sparks Berlin Outcry
Monday reports say Germany demanded the immediate release of Herr Stickling after an ambassadorial charge was branded incredible. The affair caused intense indignation in Germany with newspapers calling it an international incident amid rising tensions between anti Communist blocs.
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Berlin
Herr Stickling
Germany
Wget
Premier weighs chain store clash with Boots
In Sydney on Monday Premier Stevens told pharmacists he has no plans for legislation to shield chemists amid Boots chain stores possibly entering New South Wales. He urged a long term view to protect goodwill while considering aブ Commission inquiry into chain store competition and price effects on the pharmacy trade.
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Sydney
Stevens
Boota
Chemiat Atorea
New South Walon
Boots
Washington
H. Soul
Pattinon and ‘Co
Hallama Ltd
Br. Stevens
Phean
Srevens
Blevens
Bravcos
Board of New South Wales
G. G. Jewkes
Li Weise
Hehe
Jon
Boots Company
Beoyens
Ubey
Deputa- Bertin
Wapital
Badcock and English bowling clash in Australian innings
South Australian batsman C L Badcock anchored Australia to 544 for eight as England’s bowlers faced a relentless innings. Badcock hit 182 in five hours with 4 fours, forming key partnerships with Tallon and Waite while Robins and Verity pressed hard. The story follows a bright morning then a strong late showing before tea, with Australia building a sizable lead and Badcock nearing a century.
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C. L. Badcock
England
Australia
Verity
Badcock
Hte Abouldéra
Vero
Duckworth
Firet Allp
Bedcock
Applah
Tallon
Fagg
Leyland
Tellon
Robins
Cout
Hardaatt
Ryan
Madcock Wan
Hall
Verily
Midon
Parnes
Air Mail Plane Crashes Over French Pay Theft Report
A damaged fragment notes an air mail plane crash involving a DH Deagen and S Ginche, with several names unclear. The report mentions a theft tied to a pay roll incident and references other individuals, but the details are obscured by OCR errors.
Man Beaten to Death Trial at Central Criminal Court
The trial opened at the Central Criminal Court for the murder of Chilton Johnson who was found with fatal injuries in Waters Park. Harry Barker, 23, labourer, stands charged with murder amid testimony from a taxi driver and other witnesses about the events of the night. The case details include alleged plans to threaten the victim and the discovery of the body, with jurors hearing the evidence as the prosecution outlines Barker’s involvement.
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Sydicey
Central Criminal Court
Telay
Harry Barker
Chilton Johnson
Waters Park
Johnson
Dowling Aeron
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