Death of New South Wales Governor Sir Murray Anderson
The death of Sir Murray Anderson, Governor of New South Wales, caused universal sorrow. A six day mourning period was proclaimed, with Cabinet social engagements suspended. Parliament will adjourn briefly and a memorial service is planned with tributes from Prime Minister Lyons, ministers, and overseas officials. Archbishop Kelly will preside at the funeral at St Andrews Cathedral with a state procession and gun salute. Continued on Page 4.
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Spanish Gold in Paris Move Sparks Interventions Talk
Paris reports say the Bank of Spain gold reserve of 90 million pounds has been moved to Paris. Debates in London focus on non intervention and arms supplies to Loyalists versus rebels, with ministers and Labour MPs weighing policy, neutrality, and Spain's right to arm its government.
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Loss of Infant Son Prompts Wide Sympathy in Cricket World
Universal expressions of sympathy pour in for Mr. Brainton after the loss of his infant son. G O Allen, captain of the English test team, and Captain Howard, a board member, send messages. G Beadman and Je Robertson receive notices of condolence from their circles. Vic Richardson telegraphs condolences as the cricket community reacts with shock. The SA Cricketers Association chairman Mr Scrummour comments on the unhappy event.
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Government claims recapture key positions in Spain
London reports the Government says it has recaptured the northern core near Alases Railway Station and advances toward Silescas after a full day of fighting. Premier Sonat-Caballero vows a decisive offensive, while raids hit rebel centers and rebels bomb Madrid Aerodrome. The Spanish government cites atrocities by rebels and reports mass conscriptions and foreign fighter arrivals amid civil war tension.
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Non-Intervention Policy Defended in British Parl s Debate
Parliament reopened debate on the Spanish Civil War as ministers and foreign reps from several countries attended. Foreign Secretary denied France led a new intervention initiative under British pressure, calling it a pure subterfuge and stressing Britain aimed to prevent the conflict from spreading. Opposition argued the policy was failing and should end, noting Russia and Portugal’s roles and ongoing challenges to the agreement.
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WA Opposition to Move Vote of Censure in Parliament
In Western Australia a political crisis unfolds as the Leader of the Opposition Mr. Lathasa signals plans to move a vote of censure against the Government. The opposition aims to disrupt a Melbourne council meeting attendance and alleges government mishandling of farmed workers and employment. The government holds a very small working majority and faces attempts to rally attendance this week.
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Nuffield offers services to government for war work
In the House of Commons Lord Swinton stated Lord Nuffield placed his services at the Government's disposal for important work. Sir Phillip Sassoon and Mr Baldwin addressed the White Paper and government policy on aero engine production. Lord Nuffield confirmed his half million factory would be used to make engines for army tanks and war orders.
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Death of Don Bratman's Infant Son
Sydney reports the infant son of Mr and Mrs Don Bratman died last night after birth in Wadneyaday. The brief item notes a plan to join South Australia for a match today but states the event did not occur as announced.
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Don Bradman and family mourn tragic infant loss in Australia
The report recalls emotional reactions from Sir Sydney Smith and Stan McCabe as Don Bradman contends with a severe blow to his personal life. Doctors warned the infant’s condition worsened despite a brief improvement, and Don Bradman did not play today though his effort to return tomorrow is noted. Public figures express sympathy for the family amid the cricket world’s sorrow.
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Abyssinia Civil Warfare in Western Provinces
A British Foreign Secretary statement reports civil war breaking out in Abyssinia’s Western provinces between Amhara and Galla factions. It notes dueling claims over territory near the Kahys frontier and rising tensions among allied groups, with reports from Gambeledo detailing clashes and shifting fronts.
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FORBIDDEN TO LAND AT MELBOURNE WITH PROHIBITED IMMIGRANT
Melbourne officials announced a case involving a ship named Maloja and a passenger prohibited from landing in New Zealand or Australia. Interior Minister Putorshh stated reasons could not be published, with further language-related screening and policy details pending.
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Hammond Shines Century Amid Adelaide Test Mayhem
England captain Allen won the toss and batted as Hammond advances to his third century of the tour amid South Australia. Ward emerges as top slow bowler, Grimmett, Grlenmett and Richardson vary attack, while Australia’s Hobland and Braddan tumble. Hammond reaches a steady hundred after 196 minutes as Ward supports with stubborn strokeplay and familiar footwork.
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Archbishop Hayden Duhly Preaching Amid Rumored Controversy
A fragmented report describes Archbishop Hayden of Hobart and his archbishop peers in Ketubare delivering sermons at St Marys. The piece vents about church life, social contrasts, and alleged scandals, noting debates over charity and leadership in the NSW diocese. A late reference mentions crowds, Badcock and Parker, with despite remarks on fame and sport figures.
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