Japanese Victory at Sham Front After Five Weeks of Fighting
London reports a major Japanese advance from Chapei to Kiangwan as Chinese forces abandon positions. A 71 day siege ends with vast fires near Nantao and Chapel, the biggest blaze since 1923. Refugees flock to foreign zones while battles push along Suzhou Creek and the Yangtze.
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Tokyo
Nantao
London
Chapei
Kiangwan
Jegraph
Pembroke Stephens
Shanghai
Chipel
International Racecourse
Chenju
Naoking
Snochow Creek
Iinet
Hongkew Park
Nouth
Tonchaw Creek
Oupside
Brennan Road
Bit
Bre- Gowan
Non-intervention talks yield guarded optimism amid progress
At a non-intervention meeting, officials reported substantial progress and a more conciliatory mood. Provisions for withdrawals of volunteers were discussed but no firm action taken, with officials expressing guarded optimism about token moves.
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London
Aragon Front Offense Fails Amid Heavy Losses
A war dispatch notes heavy insurgent losses after an Aragon front offensive fails near Barcelona and in Gijon. Reports say insurgents show force but face retreat, while Madrid and Rome describe shifting loyalties, international caution, and non intervention talks. Messages from Madrid indicate rising militia defection to Franco, as conference circles in Paris and Rome signal cautious optimism about talks and Russia’s role.
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Rome
Opperman Sets Perth Cycling Record in 7 Hours 48 Minutes
Robert Opperman today broke the Merreden to Perth cycling record, finishing in 7 hours 48 minutes. He surpassed the previous mark by 2 hours 10 minutes, setting a new standard for the event and earning recognition from Australian cycling authorities.
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Perth
Robert Opperman
Allen
Opperman
Four Others Hurt In Darling Harbour Explosion
Reported at Darling Harbour a major blast injured workers Tyree Jolly Ernest Jolly Herbert Bayns Don Ward and others. Jolly died soon after. Bayns suffered chest wounds burns and shock. Ward sustained extensive burns. The cause suspected to be a gun cylinder blast with theories varying between accidental explosion and a possible bomb, as several nearby workers recall hearing and seeing the event. Witnesses described dangerous conditions and a mysterious, sinister air surrounding the incident.
Dr Schacht Detre to Resign From Economics Post
Berlin dispatch says Dr Schacht plans to resign as minister of economics to disavow responsibility for the four year plan. Hitler has not yet granted permission. Reports also anticipate the potential resignation of Dr Bebeeht from the Reichsbank presidency when due for renewal.
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Berlin
Schacht Hee
Minstership of Economics
Hitler
Herr Hitler
Bebeeht
Raichsbank
Fia Deen
Unions on the Move in Sydney Labor Talks
Sydney reports that unions and Labour bodies plan a meeting tomorrow night to discuss a broader conference. Eleven unions will attend an early parallel session to set groundwork for wider governance with invitations to AP leaders and an interstate observer. Similar talks are considered in Broken Hill and other regions.
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Sydney
Laebour Gounell
Eafly
Tha
Aj.p
Al.p
Labour Toad
Broken
Mewosslin Longons
Lithwen
Estine
Volcanic Activity Off New Zealand Coast
A damaged clipping from Auckland reports a volcanic eruption off the North Island coast. The article notes this is the first eruption in living memory and describes the event as witnessed from Welstatana.
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N.Z
Auckland
Step in dispute over meeting at Sacco and Dustrial
E C McGrath moved under the company constitution to call a special board meeting next Friday. He sent letters to unions inviting Kilburn Bricklayers Nevan Wilson and others while some believed he first forged the pay roll, which the company denies.
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Sacco Etdustrial Winga
Abe
Per
E. C. McGrath
Indusrialiate
McGrath
Kilburn
Bricklayera
Nevan
Wilson
Printers
Arrest of Arab Agitators at Casablanca Riots Reported
Paris reports rioting in Casablanca Morocco after four local agitators were arrested including a man believed connected to a larger group. Authorities battled crowds as tensions flared in the city.
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Paris
Casablanca
Morocco
Hava
Losses Not Published in Tokyo Reported Quietly
Tokyo Wednesday reports that newspapers have stopped publishing community lists. Yet secrecy cannot hide that many reservists who recently departed have already been mobilized or used.
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Tokyo
Duke of Windsor Invited to Open Nations Seek Week
The Duke of Windsor has reportedly been invited by a renowned publishing house to open Nations Seek Week and take part in other public functions. It is believed he will accept.
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Ballion Ae Toth
Commissiona
Spain
Teimforce
Conard
Taliana
Moure
Mminid
Duke of Windsor
Trix
Unsettled Weather Described Across Sydney
A forecast notes unsettled weather in Sydney with rain and thunder in parts. The report mentions droplets and occasional lightning, predicting varied conditions over the next 24 hours and potential impact on local activities.
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Sydney
Wedessday
Mr. Lige
Senate votes show Labour lead in doubtful seats
Fragmented election update from Australia notes Labour leads in South Australia and Victoria are uncertain while Social Credit possible in Queensland. In Wide Bay Corsar trails two Opposition candidates to unseat sitting Liberal Rol Grose as results trickle in. Richmond Anthony and Fredericks top CP and Labour lines with Gibbon and Koren among CP contenders as votes tally.
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Imos
Jorian
U of Soda
Social Cr
Labour
South
Aral
Nnns
James
Wide Bay
Corsar
Lickmen
Comng Party
Rol
Grose
Rohdala Parichill
Haboe
Queensster
South Australia Land
Social Credit
South’ Wales
Victoria
Cabinet Moot Next Monday in Melbourne Meeting
Prime Minister Mr Lyons said the first Cabinet meeting would occur in Melbourne. Parliament would likely assemble on November 24 with the budget apart, and the House would adjourn for Christmas before the holidays.
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Melbourne
Canberra
Lyons
Big
By Net
Senate voting inquiry likely to shape case at rap
An early inquiry into senate voting patterns signals a potential shaping of a high profile case. Officials expect scrutiny of decisions, timelines, and possible influence as proceedings move forward. The outcome could affect political standings and procedural norms in the chamber.
Rao aadt DARE 18,505 Tae OND
Partial OCR notes show a vote count figure 18,505 for Rao aadt DARE and 13,000 votes for coms, with unclear context. The source mixes numbers and fragments, offering no clear event or date to confirm outcome or entities.
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Tonti
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Tagang-Shanghai
Cme
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Gijon
Oviette
Madrid
Gene Franco
PARIB
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Tyree
Darling Harbour
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Hexley
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Tt Union Steamship Company
DR. Schacht
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Labour Daily
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Aera
Duke? OF Windsor
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Af & Consquenca
GSE Senate
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Gibbon
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