Scabies and Bugs In Molonglo Houses Contageous Threat
A damaged report from Molonglo notes scabies and parasite infestations in tenements. The Advisory Council urged health action after infections spread among Havens and families. Dr. L W Mott and Dr Nott described severe conditions and hospital admission limits, calling for disinfectant and treatment despite patients’ resistance.
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Molonpla
L. W. Mott
Advisory Council
Nott
Mintotar
Kanementy Hepelamly
Curative measures for scabies outbreak discussed in Canberra
A Canberra daily expresses concern over a scabies outbreak and outlines public health steps. Doctors Nutt and Holmes discuss contagion, treatment, and the need to isolate clothing and furniture, with proposals to burn unroofed items and provide clean apparel. Officials emphasize hospital care and widespread screening to control spread.
Grenfell Mystery Developments Reported Amid Unclear Details
Fragmentary OCR text references Grenfell mystery with mentions of a Monday development, 100k, and locations or names that are garbled. No clear events, people, or organizations are extractable with confidence.
Madrid in terror as British warn evacuation amid gas fears
The British Consul in Madrid warns Britons to evacuate as rebels threaten the capital with gas bombs. Madrid officials order chemists open and fires to be set, while loyalist forces push from Belén toward Huesca and Saragosa. Refugees flood toward France as siege pressures mount and panic spreads through the city.
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London
Madrid
Maine
British Fund for Spanish Workers riot in London
A damaged account describes a Madrid style assault in London with fascist guards killing Spanish workers. Deputies were selected and executed in Trafalgar Square amid a 15,000 strong crowd. Survivors were left to bury the dead as money circulated among onlookers.
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London
Boble
Trafall
Gar
Jcoubell
Labour
Expulsions condemned by state Labour MPs in Newcastle
In Newcastle on Monday Labour MPs debated recent expulsions and issued a statement urging Mr Curtin to chair a unity committee. The group, including J G Arthur R Cameron J M Baddeley D Booth F I Haw Doing and others, opposed the expulsions and defended the party’s best interests amid internal tension. Arthur had previously opposed the expulsions and the meeting also targeted Deputy Leader Mr Saddeley.
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Newcastle
Coslfelds
Curtin
Moasra
J. G. Arthur
R. Cameron
J.M. Baddeley
D. Booth
Haw- Doing
M's LA
R. Juanes
Mir
D. Watkin
Coniekis
Font
Arthur
Lang
Me. Saddeley
Thome
Labor Daily vote by unions signals control change
In Sydney on Monday a poll by Labor Daily Ltd shows 23 418 votes for alteration and 4 216 against with two major unions Waterside Workers Federation and Tramways Employees Union abstaining for lack of rank and file instructions as deliberations continue.
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Sydney
Absro
Labor Daily Ltd
Todey
Umber
Waterside Orkest Federation
Trazi-| Ray Employees’ Union
Referendum on Constitution Powers Split Cabinet
Federal Cabinet hours of debate end with a plan to meet the United Australia Party to back a referendum on Section 92. Country Party ministers push wider trade powers while some UAP ministers fear calls for supreme control. Proposals include expanding Commonwealth trade powers, removing bindings of Section 2, and linking to marketing of primary produce. Other urgent items await, including Pacific shipping subsidy and aircraft industry plans.
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United Australia Party
Country Party
U.A.P
Commonwealth
Tate
New South Wales
Mwanda
ALP Expulsions Row in Parliament Amid Confusion
Mr Davidson MLA claims ALP executive expelled members over not entrusting Lang and Beasley with a Federal unity agreement. He alleges the action followed a cash of confidence votes and party meetings absence after the last state election with criticism of leadership and unity strategy.
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Bydney
Davidson
Fardiament
ALP
Mesare
Lang
Beasley
Manter
Devidog
Davidson Reed
Labour Party
Baseball vogue in London contracts tie Tate to Sundays
Petey Jene Maurice Tate signs a contract to play baseball in London to avoid clashing with cricket duties. The arrangement keeps Sundays free from cricket while Tate participates in baseball games, with Tate agreeing to similar terms. Spectators watched White City host Ventum on Saturday, reflecting rising interest in the sport.
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London
The
Daily Mirror
Petey Jene
Maurice Tate
Ankling
City
Tate
Bester
White City
Ventum
Contesting Will Questioning Scheme Practicability in Equity Court
In Sydney on Monday the Equity Court will determine if the scheme proposed to settle land on the needful returned soldiers or their widows and children is practicable, challenging its feasibility and fairness.
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Sydney
Equity Court
Hilsabath Kirby Tor
Sealed order on will seeks land rule and incentives
The court examines Mrs. Kirby who died in 1924 leaving £177000 with £100000 for a land scheme to be virgin land at least 60 miles from GPO and blocks not costing over £600. The Perpetual Trustee Co. Ltd debates validity amid agricultural opinions, while Reginald Lord left £760 and other funds. Judge notes Mrs. Lord’s conduct did not deserve relief. Lord’s will directs payment of one shilling to a relative for tram fare to a drowning place.
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Suor
Trun
Irum
Sma‘chine
Inet
Bourlegue
Sol
Vera
London
San Sebastian
Perpetual ‘Trustee Co. Ltd
Department of Agriculture
Jon
Tate
Reginald Lord
Moi
Lord
Plane crashes in street report from committee meeting
A fragmentary note describes a plane crash in a street near a conference of 140 shop delegates and mentions a reinstatement committee split by sight of the common.
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Thas
Anniversary Day Holiday Debate Echoes in Australia
A fragment notes a dispute over the naming of a public holiday, referencing Australia Day. Government position centering on not changing the name is implied, with mentions of timing around August and a discussion of ceremonial or public recognition. The text is sparse and lacks full context.
Secretary of League to visit Rome for talks on Italy
The League of Nations Secretary-General M Avenol will travel to Rome to meet Italian Foreign Minister on Italy's stance toward the League. The visit aims to remove obstacles to Italian participation and discuss the Ethiopian question and possible formulas. Italy’s position on covenant reform remains undecided.
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LEAGUE OF N/ OF NATIONS
Rome
Geneva
League of Nations
M. Avenol
Italy
Participa
Thiopia
Dova
Ethiopia
M. Avenol Ip
France
Russian army mission visits Soviet massive maneuvers
The Meat Britiny military mission to visit the Soviet has arrived at Minuic ta-lay to attend the most extensive manoeuvres ever conducted by the Red Army. The mission includes Major-General Wavell, Colonel Giffard Mertel, Major H C Mayes, and Wing-Commander C Wigglesworth. One hundred thousand troops will participate.
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Moscow
Vislt
Minuic Ta-Lay
Ubi Red Army
Wavell
Giffard Mertel
H.C. Mayes
C. Wigglesworth
Victorian Railways to write down capital figures
A Melbourne report indicates the Victorian Government plans a write down of railway capital costs. It notes possible impacts on the wall of the central voting centre and the timing of the decision around Melaquane Monday.
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Victorian Railways
Melaquane
Manoeuvres Aim to Test Bombing Automates by Planes
The exercises include minute battles by “invaders” to test automated pits for troop-carrying planes. French and Czecho-Slovak missions will attend.
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Bumde Vagairat
Paneciutes
Public meeting on forming federal capital military unit
At a public meeting in Albertail on weekend eve, Minister for Defence Bir Archéale Parlehill and Chairman General Charles Rosan addressed Canberra residents on forming a military unit in the Federal Capital Territory. The FCT Branch and Advisory Council discussed the proposal, but no ruling was made.
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Albertail
AA Ond Weanendeylah
Defence
Archéale Parlehill
Charles Rosan
Canbarre
Federal Capital Territory
F.C T
SG & Billa
Advisory Council
Defence Foree and Army Wireless Equipment Debate
The Minister for Air Economics questioned army wireless equipment under clearances, admitting some material was restricted but no final decision would come before year end. Archdale argued Australia’s saluting wireless gear is not critically inadequate for defense mobilization, while secrecy about the equipment’s nature remained. Mearns noted considerations by the Defence Council.
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Bir Archdale
Australia
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