Loyalist Bid in Spain Sparks Muted Battle and Surrender Talks
London reports fierce clashes around Oviedo with bombardment and air attacks as General Griet2 offers on surrender to spare defenders. Martial law proclaimed in Oviedo amid strife between rebels supporters and government forces. Madrid imposes house searches and arrests as security measures rise, while Asturias miners’ fate hangs on city’s fall.
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Grenfell Crime Search for Body in River
Police in Grenfell believe Henry Lavere may lie in the Lachlan River after reconstructing the events leading to his disappearance. They think he was struck by a pump handle and possibly transported unconscious along the Forbes road before the tracks vanished, with inquiries continuing into possible vehicle and shear wheel movements toward Wyslong.
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Man Shot in Street Near Durlington Home
E McDermott was shot in Shephard street Durlington within ten yards of his home around midnight A young man fired several shots then fled McDermott, a widower not seriously injured, was returning with three children after visiting friends when the assailant ran away Witnesses described a young man and a loud shout before the escape The incident remains under investigation
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Ominous Atmosphere in Palestine Amid Defiance
Reports from Jerusalem and London reveal rising tensions in Palestine as Arabs recruit locally and reject a Jewish Arab round table compromise. Daily Herald cites fear of martial law while Daily Telegraph notes efforts to avert escalation. A daylong curfew and collective fines in Nablus reflect ongoing disorder and government measures.
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Princess Juliana Engaged to Prince Bernard of Lippe
In The Hague on Tuesday Princess Juliana heiress to the Netherlands throne becomes affianced to Prince Bernard of Lippe Bielerfeld aged 25, nephew of Lippe’s last reigning Prince, marking a royal engagement.
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Secretary Hull Warns of Another World War Threat
Washington reports Secretary of State Cordell Hull addressing 3000 delegates at the first World Power Conference. He declares that America fears a second world war is pending, signaling urgent concern amid the gathering.
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Cordell Hull
Referendum Debate Narrowly Concedes 1937 Vote Plan
United Australia Party and Country Party at meetings yesterday and last night agreed to a 1937 referendum. Main issue remains the form of the constitutional amendment. Cabinet and parties will meet to draft plans for the referendum bill and seek parliamentary submission in the coming session.
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France to Increase Expenditures Next Year in Naval Talks
France plans higher spending next year to fund naval needs as talks with Germany move toward a decision. The government aims to determine France's reply on cost and armament amidst ongoing discussions.
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More Troops Sent To Palestine In British Challenge
A detachment of the Goldstream Guards departed for Malastine today amid renewed rains over the area. The Colonial Office pledges a careful survey of the crisis and states the British Government will act to end violence and threats, signaling reinforced action and retrenchment in Palestine to restore order.
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Unemployment Persists Despite Boom Says Economist
A leading economist told the British Association in Blackpool that unemployment will exist even in prosperity, estimating one million Britons out of work. He blamed the slow adoption of new discoveries and argued science must focus on the social consequences of innovation and on improving the science of man to mitigate labor displacement.
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NSW Divorce Deputation Pushes Reform At Justice Ministry
A Sydney deputation urged the Minister for Justice to reform divorce law. They argued judicial separation is barbaric and outdated, proposing dissolution of marriage only when warranted, and alimony reforms. The group included Mrs Atrect, Mrs Cohen, and Misa M Byles. Henry MLA supported modernizing the system and employment growth figures were cited.
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Part Time Works in Sydney Metropolitan Area
Part time works in the metropolitan area will be made this week. Work will commence on Monday and will then be periodical at the end of five weeks. About £00 men will have been engaged. Later on the men will be put on public wore.
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Fragmented account of a workplace accident and injury
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a serious injury at a printing facility involving a hole, fracture, and machinery, with two doctors and two ambulance workers present. The text references job loss, a month, and shock, but readability is limited and key details are missing.
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Prices ruling in New Zealand
Auckland reports a general rise in timber prices with mills showing advances from 10 to 13 percent due to higher costs from the 40 hour week and increased wages. Tele implies further cost increases for workers.
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Rubber shortage hits German motors in Berlin
Rubber shortage halts hundreds of motor cars in Berlin factories as the automobile industry faces collapse threats. The industry appeals to Dr. Bonacht, the minister of economies, to reorganize exchange rates to permit tyre purchases.
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Trade Dispute A Japanese Chamber Critique Of Mr Lyons
A statement from the Japanese Chamber of Commerce questions the accuracy of Australian trade positions and accuses Mr Lyons of misrepresenting facts. It asserts Australia and Japan are interdependent buyers and sellers and calls for ending trade fights to discuss grievances and seek remedies.
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Anglo Japanese rapprochement discussed in Tokyo
Mr Fujii of the Japanese Embassy in London said in Tokyo on leave that Anglo-Japanese trade rapprochement was discussed seriously. He noted a desire to safeguard Britain's interests in the East, while Britain should readjust trade relations before broader issues in the region are tackled.
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Japanese wool buying in South Africa shocks markets
The Nichi-Michi journal notes eight Japanese buyers in South Africa entering wool markets. The shift from traditional commission houses aims to bolster Japan’s wool foothold, with expectations Germany may increase purchases to support its global credit aims and undermine Australian supply lines.
Lang Denounced By State M L L A in Radio Blast
A Tasmanian styled broadcast by Mr Horsington M L A attacks Lang and Labour leaders, claiming they forfeited control of the movement through incompetence and scandal. He accuses Lang of causing internal disruption and blames him for Lyons and Stevens rising to power.
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Labour MP defections spark renewed criticism of expulsions
In Mudgee Mr W Dunn attacked the A L P executive for expelling four MPs. He said the moves were indefensible and ill judged as the men were long standing and trusted party members who had never betrayed the movement, leaving the electorate shocked.
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Federal party may press intervention in dispute
Sydney report states the Federal Labour caucus meeting in Canberra on Thursday may suggest not holding an early conference in Sydney. In New South Wales, a resolution supported by northern members may allow Mr Curlin to reconsider his refusal to intervene in the dispute.
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ALP Divisions Stirring Defiance of Executive
Sidney Tuesday reports show several suburban Labour branches defying the ALP Executive with motions of confidence in Mr Huffson and expulsion disputes. Expelled members urged attendance at a Trades Hall meeting while leaders from Marrickville and Botany called for unity and attitudes on member removal without trial.
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