Franco forces tighten grip on Teruel as Lisbon reports shifts
In the Teruel area Franco's troops broke the loyalist hold with a pincer move. Cavalry and infantry pursued about 400 Republicans, capturing many and seizing machine guns. Reports also say Franco shifted troops from Brunete to Santanger and plans spring offensives toward Madrid from Gadala'ara to Jarama in September.
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Deserters Say Moors Shot in Granada Amid Granada Report
A Madrid dispatch says hundreds of Moors were shot in Granada as desers report the massacre. In Parliament Foreign Secretary Eden reiterates non intervention in Spain and aims for localisation of the conflict and European peace. A Spanish freighter Andurg Mend reports attack by two submarines, crew killed and ship sinking while a shirt signal is raised. Chamberlain sends a letter of friendship to Mussolini, spurring hopes of British Italian rapprochement and pending talks between Eden and Mussolini’s envoy.
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Russian Purge Continues Says Telegraph Moscow Cable
Daily Telegraph Moscow correspondent reports Stalin’s purge remains underway with unprecedented secrecy. Those arrested include Belakun former Hungarian leader Chernoff Agriculture Commissioner Moskovin and third International member opposed to Stalin’s policy, with rumors Krilenko Minister for Justice taken.
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Measles Raging in Sydney Boarding Schools
Measles are said to be raging in many boarding schools across the Metropolitan area. A large number of cases of chicken pox and mumps have been reported. Dr Morris, Director General of Public Health, warned that those who have not had measles are likely to catch it. He said there were no precautionary measures against German measles and isolation is the only possible action.
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Weather Outlook Brings More Rain to NSW Wheat Belt
Sydney report notes Mr Maren warned of further rain across New South Wales wheat areas as weekend totals covered about two thirds of the state. Inland conditions were cloudy and dull with overcast skies across the southwest slopes, Tablelands and Riverina.
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Dastardly Offence Two Men Shot in Paris
French news dispatch reports Jean Bourgenac and Francis Chabral shot by Spanish insurgents on charges of carrying typhoid germ tubes into Spain. Each allegedly received 10,000 francs. announcement says they possessed seeping in alekness germs and linked to a London headquarters organization. Arrests reported in Bagotine. General Franco to present details to the League of Nations.
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Church Leaders Warn Of Global Christian Danger
Dr Cyril Norwood, president of 5S John's College Oxford and former Harrow headmaster, preached at St Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. He deplored the Church as disunited and indifferent while Christianity faced danger worldwide.
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Fireman’s Escape in Sydney Crash on City Street
Fireman Ho Fowler leaped from a moving fire engine at 50 to 66 mph near Churet Street and the Great Western road Parramatta. He was struck by a vehicle described as a “sent cop,” sustaining a broken right ankle and severe bruises. The helmet he wore and his head injuries are noted, and the engine was rendered inoperative.
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Remarkable Theft in Sydney Shocks City
A young woman was robbed on a tram stop by a thief who snatched her shoes and escaped before help arrived. She had to walk home in her stockings. Police report limited details as investigation continues.
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Stunt Aviators Narrow Escape in Melbourne
Two men injured in a Royal Victorian Aero Club crash near Somerton yesterday. RB Duffield aged 22 suffered concussion and a lacerated nose while A Hodges aged 19 sustained head injuries, a broken tooth, and possible skull fracture. They were practicing forced landings when the aeroplane stalled and dived into a paddock.
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Youth Killed After Cliff Fall At Queenscliff
Alick Sparkes, 19, fell 40 feet while climbing a cliff at Queenscliff with friends. Officials of the Mariy Ambulance and Lifesavers walked nearly a mile over rocky terrain to reach him. He suffered a fractured skull and other serious injuries and died after admission to hospital last night.
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Blight on Australia Declining birthrate hits schools
The Under Secretary for Education warns that falling birthrates have seriously reduced school enrolments in the state, with pupils this year running thousands fewer than last year. Federal Health Minister Hughes notes historic birth rates but says a blight has fallen on Australia, endangering the nation's future without a growing population.
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Progressive State N five years outlook from Premier Stevens
Premier Stevens reviews New South Wales progress over the past five years stating there is nothing to hold the state back and predicting a population of five million in a measured period.
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New South Wales
Stevens
Duke of Windsor May Bealie: Oil Survey Report
A Sunday paper cites a Mines Department style report from Canada noting an oil survey shows no likely investment in the E Plane region. The feature claims the land belongs to the Duke of Windsor and hints at potential ownership or control, with unnamed sources suggesting further inquiry.
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Homebush Fat Stock Sales Report
In Sydney at Homebul beech Loete, buyers purchased cattle and sheep in a diverse sale. Prices appeared steady for heifers and ewes, with retailers reporting strong demand. Notable lots included twenty-nine head of cattle and multiple weaned lambs, while overall quality was described as improving and market activity steady.
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Sproule Defeated by Kukeljovic in German Championship
In Hamburg on Sunday Kukeljjevic of Yugoslavia upset German champion Sproule in the German singles championship second round. Other Australians had success with McGrath, Crawford, Bromwich securing wins against Jamin, Gueplerin, and Ried, respectively, while Kukeljevic edged Sproule 4 6 2 7 9 6 1 4.
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Children killed in chimney collapse on Molong road
At a farm on Molong road Edgar Ford aged 15 and his sister Norma aged 8 were killed and fatally injured respectively when an old brick chimney collapsed while they played on a rope swing. A younger brother suffered a fractured arm as the structure gave way and the rope broke loosening the top 12 foot chimney stock.
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Rain Week End Falls Across North and Northwest
Rain swept a wide area of the North and North west over the week end with light visitation in many places. Inverell recorded showery conditions and a total of 20 points at the Post Office. Some districts had heavier falls, which will benefit farmers following recent good rain.
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Wheat Quotations From Local Market Quiet Day
Local wheat trading was quiet with bulk parcels quoted around 54 on the March basis and bagged loins at 8, reflecting a subdued market tone today.
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Sydney
Sussex Street Market Report Amid Jibes and Prices
Market report from Sussex Street lists items with mixed quotes including potato, maize, onions, millet, cheese, and hay. Trade notes refer to quantities, weights, and varied consignments, with several price marks and buyer interest observable despite the jibes.
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Latest Forecast For Bain For 24 Hours
Cloudy and unsettled in southern and coastal areas with removal of showers. Isolated showers and thunder about the coast and snow on the Alps. Otherwise mostly fine with moderate day temperatures. Cold night with frosts in northern areas and morning mist and fog. Northwest to west and southwest winds fresh and strong in central and coastal districts.
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Bain
Victoria Park Race Results From Bank Holiday Meet
Races at Victoria Park include Novies Handicap won by Forestage with Nut Shell second and Slanchivar scratched. Hermon Betting shows Sanchiver at 5 to 1, Forestage 92 and Nutshell 8 to 1. Tellers Flying Handicap top finish Mala followed by Bugulong, Silver Standard scratched, Gay Blonde and others noted. Fourteen-two Handicap first division sees Manamah first with Careline second, Conasau second division lists Violin Emma first, Alle e second, Gaimar third. Scratchings listed: Blinky Bill Blue Devon Majorca Sally Gold Christmas Carol Lady Gay Salbury Dunkirk Wee Loch. Betting quotes included for several runners.
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Tin price quoted today by 382
The article notes a quoted tin price today, listing the figure associated with the 382 reference. It records a brief market update centered on tin and its current level as reported.
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Militant Japanese control grows in China war scene
The Timea Shanghai report says Japanese militarists have seized the political initiative in China. They aim to push a North China corridor to back a military base near the Russian frontier. Peiping and Tientsin quiet apart from sporadic bombing. hundreds of wounded lie at Nanyuan as air and machine gun fire devastates battlefields.
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Timea
Shanghai
Arma
China
Peiping
Tientain
Daily Telegraph
Nanyuen
Japanese Sweep Expands Control in Hope Province
Reports say Japanese forces dominate Hope province after breaking Chinese resistance in the north. They have captured a Chinese gunboat and forced prisoners to kowtow to the Japanese flag. Peiping and Tientsin are under Japanese control with Tientsin port seized. Casualties exceed 100 Japanese and 1200 Chinese in the fighting. Chiang Kai-Shek rejects negotiations and asserts Chinese sovereignty in North China.
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Miners Idle Across Several Collieries Amiddispute
A widespread stoppage arises as Aberdare Central Colliery, Elrington, Bellbird, and three Broken Hill Proprietary mines halt operations. About 3900 miners idle including 1100 from Broken Hill mines, protests over wage and stoppage assurances, with plans for a possible general strike and demands for “consideration money.”
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Antarctic Explorer Deaths From Plane Crash In Harbor
Sunday report states arid Widerose a noted pilot for Chrisbraathen and Commander Byrd were among four killed when an aeroplane exploded and crashed in the harbor during an Antarctic expedition.
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