German Arms on Foreign Soil Exposes Global Munitions Network
Senate panel heard sensational disclosures of German munitions firms operating from Holland Sweden and Switzerland to support Germany’s submarine power. Former Dutch captain Paul Koster directed a German concern and urged Electric Boat officials to aid in obtaining American submarine guns for a German organization. The probe outlined worldwide arms campaigns and agreements with Vickers and other builders, implicating several nations and the U.S. Navy.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
Sons, Firet
Holland
Sweden
Switzerland
Geremany
Germany
Paul Koster
Electric Boat Co
Lawrence Spear
York
Bill Larough
Lala Gorough
Hale
Co Ain
Vickers Ltd
Tagland
Numa
Russia
Conscription of German Labour Promised at Nuremberg Congress
At the Sixth Annual Nasi Congress in Nuremberg, Marr Hitler outlined labour conscription to breakdown class barriers. He said no German would receive a community role without passing through the ranks as 200,000 onlookers applauded a military drill by volunteers. The drill showcased months of intensive training.
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Nuremberg
Marr Hitler
Breakdown Of Russo American Negotiations Long Term Loan Refused
President Roosevelt refused to grant Russia a long term loan and over 200 million dollars in credits, triggering collapse of state negotiations. He cited Europe's substantial unpaid debt to the United States and Russia’s insistence on a tonnage price for any immediate continuation of talks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Europe
United
Lunar Influence Case At Newtown Court
In Sydney on a Friday a court heard alleged lunar influence on Richard Moxon regarding indecency charges near a Seventh Day Adventist site. P. P. White, solicitor, argued past offenses occurred close to full moons in August in years 1931 and another August. The accused faced commitment to trial as witnesses spoke of a girl aiding his movements and a country trip.
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Sydney
Richard Maxon
P. P. White
Newtown Court
Mar
Monon
Gome
Flynn
Dome Affort
Moxon
Solicitor Explains British Medical Investment Accord
Testimony says the British Medical Association agreed to a medical investment formation, while Major Jarvie declined directorship. Justice Halse Rogers questions whether Crown will call Tarritera and Nescenta solicitors to assess safeguards for public protection. Hewitt recalls figures about 141000 and 229000 pounds, with adjournment to next Tuesday.
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Majer Jareie Oor Rouas Bal
Fim
Connection Company
Hewitt
Sussex voyage entertains Duke with seaplane launch and games
The Sussex cruisers seaplane, piloted by Lieutenant Evans with Lieutenant Duncan as observer, was catapulted to sea trial under the Duke's eye. A flawless launch followed by two hours of maneuvers. the ship’s company viewed diving from the hawse and a raft in 200 feet water. The Duke joined in water polo on the quarter deck and later partook in deck games, appearing bronzed and engaged.
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Sussex
Evans
Duncan
Duke Ani
M Group
Turkey to grant permit for flyers to overfly Turkey
Constantinople reports the Australian Iron and Steel Co Ltd announced a new port facility at Port Kembla for the furnace works employing 400 plus men. Aeronautical officials say the embassy extension and Turkish consent enable Charles Kingsford Smith and Mrs Mollison to fly over Turkey in the transcontinental air race.
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Permla
Dadal
Turkey
Dollet
Australia
Death Toll Rises Amid Textile Strike Clashes
The strike widens with ten dead and 41 injured as union leaders push for extended picketing against open mills. Gunfire and tear gas erupt at Honeapathee and Greenville though mediators seek to end industrial warfare. Major counts show 370 runs, eight wickets, and diversions as police investigate a murdered girl case amid the turmoil.
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Washington
Honeapathee
Chiquala
Onker
Greenville
Duncan
NO DOUBT RESULT OF POLL PREDICTED BY LYONS
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons in Sydney predicted a decisive September 15 victory. He said workers in every state are filled with enthusiasm and that an overwhelming win could be expected. Accompanied by retiring Attorney General Br Latham, he arrived in Sydney after visiting other states.
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Sydney
Friaay
Lyone
Lyons
Br. Latham
Anti Fascist Broadcast Panic Echoes Across Britain
A disrupted BBC broadcast unleashed panic across Austria and Britain as a false program caused fears of a Fascist Hyde Park rally. A London restaurant and another dance hall reported interference with a microphone during a dance event. BBC officials warned organizers to safeguard microphones after recent threats.
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London
Austria
Dolfins Wan
Wan
Moseley
Hyde Park
BBC
Leveson-Gower's XI to Meet Australia in London Match
Leveson-Gower's XI announced for a London match against Australia beginning Saturday. The lineup includes Wyatt Holmes Human Furnes Sutci Legisnd Verity Hendren Townse ichols Bowes and Duckworth.
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Leveson-Gower
Australia
London
HD. G. Levason-Gower
Arrest of Railway Thieves on Waterfall Line
Detectives disguised as passengers boarded a goods train near Waterfall and halted two men mid car. One operative climbed from truck to truck as the train slowed near the Water Railway, arresting both suspects on the spot.
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Sydnet
Friaay
Warre
Waterfall
Neary
Tan
Ceiling Collapse Shocks Los Angeles Council Chamber
A large portion of the ceiling in the eminative Council Chamber collapsed this afternoon in Adelaide. The incident scattered debris but caused no injuries as the house was not in session and no one was present.
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Adelaide
Strain Wears Off The Cricketers
London report notes the Australian team weary but maintaining form as they await vacation. Players keep spirits high and look forward to a holiday after a season of toil. Maurice Tate reaches his 2000th first class wicket during the Gentlemen's innings at Folkestone.
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London
Matel Agein
Bootland
Porras
Ore
Folkestone
Gay
Maurice ‘Tate
Naval Court Martial At Perth Sentences Bosssen Fete
A naval court martial in Perth found Bosssen i. Fete guilty on H.M.A.B. Australia. He received a sentence of 190 Maye detention. The officer Reed presided. It is expected he will be sent to Garden Island to serve his sentence.
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Perth
H.M.A.B
Australia
Bosssen i
Moresby
Whteher
Garden Island
London warns against Labour policy impact on markets
A hostile editorial argues that endorsing the Lyone Government's stance would harm Australia's economic position. It contends Labour governance would trigger a decline in domestic markets and force Australian Government stocks to track British funds downward.
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Boral Y Eltor
Post
Australia
Dominica
Lyone
Estate of Late J. Fr. Collins Leaves 96,400 in London
London reports the estate of the late J. Fr. Collins, described as a financial adviser to the Common, valued at 96,400 pounds. Collins died in June at London.
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London
J. FR. Collins
Cormart
Colline
By-elections in Sydney nominating for vacant seat
The upper house by election nominations closed amid a vacancy caused by the Legislative resignation of L. T. Howe. Few Country Party nominations appeared, and members were asked to support. Mr Whiddon, nominated by the Premier, was among those listed.
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Sydney
Itis Vacacy ‘Council
L. T
Tir Couroe Howeetiad
Thone
Country Party
Maeibers
Mrr. Whiddon
Ellsworth's Plans for Ross Sea Expedition
Lincoln Bileworth, en route to the Antarctic, said he would continue the ROE toward Deception Inland Treekwinter. He plans an Antarctic march from Rost Bea in November with about 10 weeks of emergency rations for the voyage and aims for Wellington NB and Maripana routes.
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Wellington
Keny
Lincoln Bileworth
Antarctic
Nto
Deception
Bea
Melbourne Wool Selling Dates Update
Fragments indicate Melbourne wool selling dates to start around early September with a plan extending into September 19 1948. Details on consignor names or locations are unclear in the readable text.
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Melbourne
Kilauea Eruption Update in Honolulu Today
Kilauea volcano began erupting its crater early today in Honolulu. The lava cascades about 500 feet wide rising 600 feet above the crater door. At this time the eruption has not breached the crater rim.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Cricketers and Teachers Express Mixed Reflections in England
Australian team members Lorinermueway Woodfull Wail and O Reilly praised England and cricket while a teachers' group leader praised royal moments. Woodhull called the Windsor visit with the King and Queen the greatest day of the tour. Lord Corell urged reforms banning players from theaters to focus on education.
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Lorinermueway Woodfull
Wail
O'Reilly
Unies Tees
iMumphrey
Egmat
Woodhull
England
Austrelia
Windsor Cawtie
Wall
Corell
Roger Moriaty
Naval stoker killed near Perth in tram crash incident
Reginald Frederick Phipps, a Botany stoker aboard a vessel, died when a tram collided with a motor car near Mount Brown Canberra. Another man, HLULAS, Moremby, was severely injured in the same incident. Local authorities investigate the wartorn accident and identify involved parties.
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Perth
Briday
Reginald Frederick Phipps
Botany
Stoker Hlulas
Moremby
Kitna Cary
Mount, Brown
Syansy
Wenning Isleg
H.mas
Canberrs
Relief Workers Strike and Hospital Aide Delays
A hundred men on relief works at Centennial Park are idle ten days after two settlers vanished, awaiting medical clearance for manual labor. About 30 fellow workers at Gindenville Mental Hospital are suspended pending responses to requests for user fares to the jobs.
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Sydney
Centennial Park Attuck
Ginden Vill Mental Hospital
State wide survey on August rains boosts crop prospects
The Director of Marketing Mr A Watson reported widespread August rains across the wheat belt improved conditions. He noted better outlooks in the southwestern slopes, eastern Riverina, and southeastern sections with excellent promise in the June We and Temora districts. Riverina rainfall of about two inches over ten days aided early and mid season crops, with overall strong progress and satisfactory yields expected.
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Sydney
A. Watson
Riverina
Temora
Twenty Years Sentence for Wagga Crime
In Wagga on Friday a third trial ended in a manslaughter verdict for the case of a wife, Mancriett Andersom, accused of killing her husband. The jury, after a long night, found her guilty and Anderson was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. The trial followed earlier hung juries and involved a man and a witness who testified that he had been shot during proceedings.
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Sydney
Meus
Albury
Sergt
Allmond
McDermrtt
Fercy Smaith
Grimmett
Chipper
Balmain
Adel Taide
Wagga
Mancriett Andersom
Lile Jian Apdereon
Tomday Wan
Jain
Anderson
Edward Henry Morey
Markell
M Worme Cane
Acquittal in Charge of Manslaughter
A commercial traveller was acquitted of manslaughter after a trial that heard the vehicle collision causing death. The defense argued the driver acted within legal bounds, and the court discharged the charge.
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