Crisis Looms in Ireland Sequel to Raid on IRA Camp
Dublin reports a crisis looming in the Irish Free State as government actions draw criticism after a Sunday raid on an IRA camp at Glen Dhu County Dublin. The LR.A. critiques government moves with the National Guard and signals rising opposition led by General O’Duffy, risking a government defeat. The raid on Blue Shirts headquarters damaged O’Duffy’s offices, with staff names and documents seized in a pretext that fuels political tension.
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Dublin
National Guard
Epttaare
Glen Dhu
County Dublin
Lr.a
de Valera
United
O'Duffy
Vilera
Ag A
Blue Shirts
Irish Civic Guards to Camp Amid Dublin Tensions
A controversial statement from the Republican Army in Dublin alleges a government crackdown and urges unity among Republicans. It condemns the current regime and calls for resistance, while Mr De Valera appeals for nonviolence and public support for the nationalist cause.
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London
Satemani
Dublin
Ite Armap Council
Mr. de Valera
Bwen
Te Valara
P ‘ Hanis
Imperial Junta
Wheat Pact Final Export Quota Set by Meeting
Washington officials announced the inter borrowing wheat agreement approved in London sets export ceilings for Canada and Australia for the coming year. The plan fixes Australia at 104 million bushels and Canada at 119 thousand? 006, with other allocations to follow, seen as momentous by Agriculture Secretary Wallace.
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Washington
Wallace
London
Canada
Wahgan Tunnels
United Bisten
Australia
Agrea
Peace and economic views voiced by De Valera
Mr De Valera signals desire for peace and willingness to negotiate with Britain while defending Ireland's economic protections. He notes the economic war is not wholly evil and stresses support for Irish farmers, asserting a republic could be declared with popular assent during his term.
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London
de Valera
Eylaw
Daily Herone Ie
Ireland
Iberania
Gold Discovery at Nant Creek in Northern Territory
Minister to the Interior reports a gold discovery at Ten nant's Creek in the Northern Territory based on advice from the Deputy Administrator at Alice Springs. The minister notes no real prospects without capital, warns of limited water, scarce transport, and few employment opportunities for hopeful prospectors stranded in the field.
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Hieimng Wen
Foggy Harbour Delays Sailings in Sydney
A dense harbour fog shrouded Sydney on Thursday causing reduced visibility and delays. Reports state ships and ferries faced navigation challenges as crews awaited safer conditions to berth and proceed.
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Sydney
London
Austrian search for Nazi escapee escalates at border
Authorities intensified a pursuit along the Austrian frontier as they intercepted 783 Hofer, the Nazi leader, with reports of an abducted escapee and a tense confrontation at a prison gate. The incident sparked a wave of public alarm and a dramatic break in a prisoner transfer, with armed forces engaging in the ensuing breach.
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Munich
Austria
Hofer
Ual
Onebrucke
Ford
Nazi Opponent Shot in Prague Home Incident
Theodore Leming, 61, former philosophy professor at Hanover University, was killed when two shots were fired through a window at his Marienbad home. The incident occurred in April. the attacker remains unknown. Leming was noted as a prominent opponent of Nazism in the region.
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Prague
Theodore Leming
Hanover University
Marienbad
Leming Wan
Wan
Atrong
Hitler Arrives in Nuremberg for Nazi Congress
A brittle telegraphic report notes Hitler arriving by motorcade in Nuremberg for the Reich Congress. It mentions a brief speech in which he declares the conclave a continuation of German prestige and art, with observers noting his tight, drawn facial expression.
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Wednesay
Herr Hitler
Nuremberg
United Prew Mye
Witlar
German priest gaoled for denouncing Hitler regime
In Berlin on Wednesday Rev. Father Broschar was sentenced at Dortmund to sixteen months imprisonment for denouncing the Hitler regime from the pulpit. The case was linked to tensions between Germany and the Vatican and involved alleged abuse of the regime.
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Berlin
Father Broschar
Dortmund
Hitler
Germany
Vatican
German Trade Policy Under Hitler Affects Britain
An article from Berlin dated June 29 discusses Nazi aims to shield Germany from external shocks by weakening small farmers and shopkeepers while favoring large landlords and industrialists. It warns that international trade will suffer as Germany loses skilled workers and foresees limited recovery without foreign exchange controls.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
United Kingdom
Gruet
Lante
Ates
Weather Bureau warns of floods in Southern Areas
A Weather Bureau warning issued yesterday covers the Southern Areas and Tumut Valley. Floods are likely in low lying areas as conditions worsen.
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Yester
Murrumbid Rivera
Tumut Valley
Roosevelt pushes auto code to cover objectors
President Roosevelt directs the industrial recovery act chief to report on failures in the automobile industry. Ford, Johnson and others debate the new code with Moore and Ford urging a schedule of hours and wages to win the Blue Eagle mark. Ford warns of a potential clash if the code is not adopted promptly.
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New York
Roosevelt
Johnson
Ford
Mer. Ford
I. Com
Heavy Rain Expected Over Scult Apatrak and Riverina
A meteorological disturbance centered near Scult Apatrak is forecast to bring heavy rain to New South Wales and Riverina areas. Conditions are described as exceptionally promising for notable rainfall, with warnings issued for shipping in the Testun Sen as rains cross the South Australian border and begin falling at Want worthy.
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Rydney
Thureday
Scult Apatrak
Camm
New South
Wantworthy
Testun Sen
Government Reveals Plan to Abolish Family Endowment
The definite intention of the Government to abolish the Family Endowment was stated by Mr. Stevens in the Legislative Assembly. In reply to Mr. Rose's question he promised to explain the plan when the budget was introduced.
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Stevens
Legislative Assembly
W. Rose
Bus Inquiry Committee Sits In Camera
A departmental inquiry into the fatality at Tolopes Pari School grounds last Friday involving 11 year old Rae Joyce Holden concluded today. The inquest and investigation focus on the bus brake failure and the tram carriage, with officials from the Interior Department probing all employees to uncover why the foot brake did not engage. No whitewashing, the inquiry aims to disclose the cause and prevent recurrence.
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Tolopes Pari
Rae Joyce Holden
A. Percival
Breare
Department of the Interior
Camene
Sete Atiister
Woterior Tp
Peetinat Ao
Sul Heaton
Mnich Ae Bald
Oreo
Brates
Cricket control urged to settle trade disputes
London reports that small shopkeepers fear chain stores and seek government action. Premier Stevens said a Royal visit to Australia may be debated. policymakers consider imposing turnover controls on chain stores to curb their spread.
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Sydney
Govern
América
Australia
Pease
N.H.W
British Conversion Loan Planned for September
The Daily Express reports preparations are advancing for a two billion pound government conversion loan of about 300 million pounds to be launched in September. The prospect of an income tax cut of sixpence is expected to be highlighted by the Chancellor. The idea that state finances justify a tax reduction has circulated in several circles, though the wish is seen as a motive behind the thought.
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London
Daily Express
Secret Voting Debate Over Ballot Changes Sparks Assembly Row
Secret voting on the Semislative Council Machinery Ball drew criticism from Labour speakers as the committee stage of the bill was renamed in the Legislative Assembly. Members argued over voters’ rights, campaigning time, and funding for endorsements, while accusations of bribery and corruption surfaced amid an adjournment of the debate.
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Bydney
Labour
Legislative Assembly
Hoath
Knight
Aa Curtodiana
USA
P.1
Martin
Jang
Martin Auld
Ying Martin
Costes
Labour Ertea
Connell
Soates
Coates
Ae Booth
Davies
Maus Bd
He & Reall
Four Somersaults End in Tragic Motor Accident
An odd racing mishap occurred during scrutineering for the Ulster Tourist Tophy race on the Ards Circuit near Belfast today. Lieut Balmain's small car tipped over at low speed, four somersaults followed, and driver J Dunklay was thrown out. Landon, reportedly the mechanic, was killed. Balmain escaped unharmed. The report is garbled but notes a fatal incident and a serious crash at the event.
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Landon
Bat- Vuriay
Ards
Belfast
Balmain
Flemes Johanle
Dunklay
Lend Wen
Australia and Japan May Enter Davis Cup Plans
In New York on a Wednesday 1934 Davis Cup discussion, Australia and Japan may belong to the Davis Cup in the American zone next year. No official announcement has been made yet but plans by the United States team may be based on this example, said a tennis official today.
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New York
Australia
Japan
United States
Bankruptcy Court Sents William Allen to Three Months
On Thursday at the Bankruptcy Court, Mr Justice Lukin sentenced William Allen to three months imprisonment on five charges of obtaining credit without disclosing bankruptcy status. The sentences were ordered to run concurrently.
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Sydnet
Justics Lukin
Wiliam
Allen
Infant dies in house fire amid armpainy injury report
Fragmentary copy notes a child named Donald Mame aged 1 who suffered fatal burns in a home fire at Rosberg. The Governor General sent a request to the Commissioner of Felice vheque for guidance on an action related to the case. Further details are unclear from the text.
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Donald Mame
Rosberg
Felice
Aistresead
British Empire Cricket Council Aims to Reform Play
A discussion advocates a British Empire Cricket Council to select teams from country clubs and captains, address disputes, refine rules, and regulate modern methods of play. The proposal emphasizes a purely legal function, with tours and team selection remaining unchanged, and warns that current leg theory is moribund without fast bowlers.
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Fis
Althour
Bitternese
Australis
British Empire Cricket Council
Uselawa
Tonma
Levens
Wresnt
Hasaya
Protest over methods in price index numbers
A meeting of the Union Mecrataries Association urged an independent inquiry into how price index numbers are compiled by the Commonwealth Statisticians' Department. They argued the current base rates used to measure cost of living are obsolete and biased against workers, advocating a neutral investigation to establish fair standards.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Statisticians’ Department
Union Mecrataries Association
Tiwan
Arbitration Court
Austraina
Westate
Democracy's Drift Worship of Four False Gods
A fragmentary 19th century style note from Stoney describing religious tension. It cites Rev G Nichola and mentions Mr Redsevell and a community feud. The piece implies a critique of false idols and changing social order amid wartime-era doubts and moral decay.
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Stoney
Church of
Sugiandee
BR. G. Nichola
Mnay
Sean
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