Desperate Fighting For Toledo Fortress News
Desperate fighting rages as loyalist forces clash with rebel defenders for Toledo Fortress. Loyalists fire mines and explosions while rebels stubbornly resist, with heavy casualties and shifting control. General Mola issues an ultimatum, demanding surrender by September 75 while bombardment continues.
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Police net throws dragnet for Melbourne motor thieves
Police pursued a gang of motor thieves after an unsuccessful break in at Jewell’s shop in Maryborough. A vast dragnet covered hundreds of square miles with 60 men aiding railways to block routes to Melbourne. A car passed Woodend before officers intervened at Bunbury and another car at Bulla, taking the suspects at gunpoint.
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Marynorough
Woodend
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Manly baker struck by car near Narrabeen
Arthur David Frasee a 10 year old baker of Narrabeen was hit by a motor car while rushing for a train. He was taken to Manly District Hospital by ambulance with multiple injuries including fractures and lacerations. He remained conscious and was visited by his wife at the hospital.
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Arthur David Frasee
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Narrabeen
Dome
Manly
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Labour to Back Rearmament Policy at Conference
London Sunday report states the Labour National Executive backed government rearmament plans after a five hour meeting. A site committee will draft a resolution for the October conference endorsing armed defense, with Dalton and Ad Clywer among backers and Morrison more cautious. Strong calls for unity to defend democratic institutions.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Labour
Dalton
Ad Clywer
Morrison
Armzon Font Attacks and Loyalist Troop Movements
Fragmentary military notes describe an Armzon font incident with bombardment near a Hobel arsenal and an ineffective assault on Bante Cas. Loyalist Catalan forces posted to a position on August 8 reportedly re embarked, altering control of a key talannd area amid ongoing hostilities.
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Zumoya
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Vines
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British note to Locarno powers outlines path to peace
London reports a note from Britain to Locarno powers proposing continuation of discussions toward a postwar settlement. The document signals willingness to approve measures and accelerate negotiations to resolve European peace problems.
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London
Sree Rae i
Paseral
Australian Bour Imports Alarmed in Tokyo Trade Talks
A Tokyo dispatch reports alarm over Australian bor imports amid Trade Control law debates. Analysts note four ships blocked, with reexports possible, while authorities struggle to enforce limits. Since August 15 about 1000 tons entered via land routes, casting doubt on possible agreement.
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Tokyo
Fie
Bomet
Aserta
Anilera
Lander
Campbell Black Killed in Collision in Fog
Captain Campbell Black, famed British airman and winner of the Melbourne Air Race with C W A Boott, was killed at an airfield when his plane collided with a large Air Force bomber while taxiing in fog. The crash occurred as both aircraft moved toward the hangar. Black’s left hand was injured and he died at hospital. The incident shocked Johannesburg and Liverpool audiences, who learned of the tragedy during a broadcast announcing a postponement of tonight’s show.
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Binck
Mies
Liverpool
John Mores
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Morey
Coovr
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Filner
Jane
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Percival
W. A. Beott
Censorship Protest At Canberra Bans Books Spark Debate
A Workers' Educational Association protest in Sydney denounces government censorship of books including China's Army Marches. Speakers urged action from Prime Minister Lyons and Mr White in Canberra. The meeting criticized bans, delays, and restricts on reading in universities and by the public.
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MR Lyons
White
Canberra
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Bland
Public Administration
University of Sydney
George Fitzpatrick
Evening Students’ Association
Professor Land
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Linday and
Monteade
Pankhurst Walah
Guild of the Empire
Lord Hewart
England
Ariner & Hew
Aitmatera
Col. White
Ettepatrick
Baby Show Riot at Crystal Palace Ends With Delayed Judging
In London a first annual Baby Show at Crystal Palace devolved into chaos as 4000 infants were judged by scant staff. Missing judges forced organizer A F Brultnight to improvise with one doctor. Mothers shouted, babies were weighed in a rush, and winners were to be ratified by post amid riot fears.
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Crystal Palace
Nourn
Mathera
Bables
Oualbie
Courtanen
Frusnight
Flying boats to serve the Mediterranean soon says London paper
The Daily Sun reports Imperial Airways plans to deploy flying boats on the Mediterranean route within four fortnights, aiming at a modern air service. Reports say the fleet includes four flying boats with one in reserve, despite delays caused by rearmament and the government’s programme.
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London
Imperial Airways
Australia
Commonwealth
Empire Communications
Howty
Imperial
Portal Airways
Milla
Spring Bulbs Show Opens in Canberra Evening
The Spring Bulbs annual display in Canberra will be staged at Albert Hall on Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Horticultural Society of Canberra. Two competition schedules exist open and members only. Admission for the event is at 7:30 pm with judging to start promptly. T. Diskin will give a talk on horticulture. Prizes are offered for open classes including 2 rows of Daffodils and Lang trumpet varieties.
Alberta's prosperity certificates fail in banking experiment
Alberta Premier Aberhart's prosperity certificate plan proved a failure with only about 175000 dollars issued. Certificates were accepted at select stores until a currency switch was announced, but few likely remain in circulation by year’s end. The social credit dividend and related covenant aspects faced farmer and business skepticism amid the drought and cash doubt.
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New York
North American Newspaper Alliance
Edmonton
Alberta
Aberhart
Aberhaev
Social Credit
Pope Health Update From Vatican City Event
Vatican reports on the pope's health amid unclear details as Saturday briefings discuss medical status and public appearances, with officials urged to monitor conditions and provide updates.
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Vatican City
Goulburn Defeats Queanbeyan For Group 8 Title
Goulburn beat Queanbeyan in a two match playoff for the Group 8 championship at Queanbeyan Showground. Goulburn led 5 0 at half time and 13 4 after a late Queanbeyan rally, with Norton Grinsts Kay Williams and ONeill among the standouts. The home side surged late but fell short, and a possible rematch at Goulburn looms.
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