Duke of Windsor Addresses Empire Faith Amid Opposition
The Sydney Presbytery reported by Rev Mevillie declared the Archbishop of Canterbury’s stance on conscription a matter of national faith. The Duke of Windsor stated that criticism would not destroy the empire’s unity and that the monarchy stands for the welfare of the Empire.
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Sydney
Mousay
Mevillie
Paddington
Carjuerbury
Ube Eoraing
Oise
Windsor
Canterbury
Othets
Imall
Royal CrisisCatholic View Twofold Loyalty London Sunday
Archbishop Ganley declared twofold loyalty to God and king amid royal crisis. He urged obedience to divine commandments and noted the people’s grief at the ruler’s separation, stressing the nation’s faith and duty to uphold order and religion.
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London
Ganley
Curse of the Farmer High Wheat Prices
An agrarian expert says record wheat prices burden farmers and threaten livelihoods. He notes rising costs and speculative fears, warning that farmers may overplant in response yet face uncertain returns if prices fail to sustain.
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Sydney
Agrivatural Dee
Arkest
Conscription Debate Circles Britain in 1937
The Pictorial notes Britain faces conscription with rising support for national service as 1937 approaches. It cites opinion shifts and the paper’s forthcoming coverage on how population trends and military needs influence policy decisions.
Pleaded Guilty to Breaking and Entering in Sydney
A 22 year old man named Norminth Smith pled guilty to charges of breaking and entering. Evidence was presented and a fine or sentence was implied with a cash credit noted. The prisoner remained in custody until Wednesday pending further action.
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Sydney
Norminth Smith
Teharss
Quilty
Wae Sinian
Chinese Troops Mass for General Offensive Amid Rebel Upheaval
Fragmented account reports 150000 troops moving toward Shanghar Sunauy for a major action while 190000 loyalist forces advance under General Hoyng Chin. Rebels claim capture of Nwanaie and destruction of bomb projectiles near Suat ii as Sinn and Soong push for Chiang Kai Shek’s release.
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Goyer
Hoyng Chin
Suat ii
Cotton Wages Increase Granted in London
A Sunday London notice reports employers concede a wage rise for workers. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a wage increase affecting operatives and a promise of higher pay. The item notes concessions by employers and potential impact on workers' living costs.
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Delhi Durbar Fixed for 1937 London
The Times reports that Delhi Durbar arrangements are fixed for 1937 in London. Details remain unclear as the article notes potential changes and confirms scheduling.
Cyclist Assault Shocks Melbourne Rider Brutal Attack
Melbourne Monday reports a cyclist named Ray Taylor, part of the Ale inflam ten UP spend riders, was brutally assaulted in a hotstorrt after competing the prior weekend. He was attacked answering a knock at a shop, badly beaten before police arrived.
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Melbourne
Ray Taylor
Une Assisilice
Boy Burracker
Une Police
Balkan Nations Unite in Monetary System Conference
Athens reports Sunday conference where governors from Greece, Yugoslavia, Turkey, and nearby nations discussed a unified monetary system. Attendees outlined major aims and stressed coordinated policy to stabilize exchange rates and banking practices across the region.
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Greve
Lipiriof al Hiiad leads gust pda
The fragment reports Lipiriof al Hiiad in a gusty performance at the 5210 event. Names and details are incomplete, but the piece centers on a key figure and a notable result within an athletic or competitive context.
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Sedney
Moston
Council's Scheme 2000 Accept Work for 12,500 Men
Sydney report on council schemes for public works claiming approval from ministers. Undertakings aim to employ about twelve thousand five hundred workers for heavy labor and related tasks, with plans to rapid start and boost local employment.
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Sydney
weHiagh
Peace elusive as Spanish War continues amid clashes
Report from London notes no clear peace in sight as rebels and loyalists trade gains and losses. Government aims to halt hostilities while Franco’s forces consolidate, with Mobile units and volunteers sustaining front lines. capital falls and supply lines remain contested amid international pressure.
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Sinaay
Christmsc
Stati
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Uyose J the
Teunt Inc
Etebrave
Franca
Pranca
Liston Tor
Derailed Melbourne Express Carriage Incident Near Wanew
A Melbourne express carriage derailed two miles from Wanew after a partial collapse of wheels and a torn tyre left the train's carriages damaged. A passerby who investigated raised an alarm, preventing a likely serious accident. A rotor eyelet passenger en route from Sydney to Adelaide raised further concerns.
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Melbourne
Wanew
Senor
Adelaide
Found Dead Girl Bashed Near Yea Post Office Melbourne
Ninoy Wewn aged 14 was found dead near Yea Post Office with head injuries after alleged attacks. Police report unclear motive while investigators search for witnesses and connections. A telephone exchange staff and local workers are aiding inquiries as authorities pursue leads.
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Melbourne
Ninoy Wewn
Yea
Marriage A Mockery Separate Religious Ceremony
Venay Monday at Lifest Congregations Church a sermon denounces a religious ceremony as mockery. The speaker condemns the practice and accuses those who favor it of hypocrisy and deception among believers.
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Venay
Wostor
G. A. Wright
Farmer Killed by Lightning Near Nowra
Sydney region report: farmer Bulges fmiles from Nowra struck dead by lightning while tending cows on his property. Wife and family were present. others nearby witnessed the fatal event and surrounding confusion.
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Sydney
Monany Hoybert
Diivy
Nowra
Algy
Oltre
Pietcner
Billy
Grand Wits
Homebush Sheep and Cattle Sale Report
Fragmentary sale notes show Homebush stock listings with 4077 head described. Bulls sold at 3 to 12 pounds, cows around 4 pounds 10 shillings, good quality counts. Wethers ranged from 10 to 20 pounds per head amid market activity.
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Seonany
Sussex Street Market Report Sydney Prices
Sussex Street today lists local produce wages for potatoes maize millet and oats with varied prices per cental and per bushel. Figures show Tasmanian and New South Wales goods, including onions and honey, with multiple quoted rates and units.
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Sydney
SuSsex
Orry
Australians Collapse Again as O'Reilly Stays Tall
Australian batsmen faltered against England with O'Brien Bradman and McCabe dismissed early. O'Reilly steadied the innings, reaching a notable score as rain softened the pitch. Final standings show Australia 425 with Fingland and Verity among the bowlers for England.
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Obituary of Norman Dang ar Sydney
Norman Napier Dangar Sydney, long known grazier of Palmerston Armidale, died in a Quirinal private hospital from injuries sustained in a motor car accident at Tamworm fortnight ago. His wife suffered injuries but is recovering. He grazed properties in Que Island and ArTaICaIE. Peter Danger is his only son.
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Thingar
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Quirinal
Tamworm
Danger
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Peter Danger
Weather forecast for Sydney unsettled and sultry with rain
Unsettled generally and mostly sultry with scattered rain and thunderstorms. Isolated severe squalls possible, especially in southern areas. Occasional heavy rain in parts. Variable winds, tending to morning southwest by south.
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Sydney
Monguy the Fargesst
Storms Break Drought With Weekend Thunder and Flooding
A series of weekend storms pounded the Darling area and Sydney regions, bringing thunder and vivid lightning. Heavy rainfall damaged gardens and caused minor flooding, while residents reported fierce weather near Barcombe. Weather officials said the drought is definitely broken as rains eased.
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Sydney
Mowlay
Daring
Marey
Barcombe
Regent Sala
Wheat Market Brief Amid Mixed Prices
Fragmentary wire report shows Alexandria notes and Brannan names among scattered wheat market figures. Mentions 5/7 bus bundles and varied prices, with unclear context and missing details.
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Sydney
Aus
WIRE
Alexandria
Brannan
Woodfull's Opinion On Fast Bowler Wanted
In London on Sunday News of the World cites Woodfull on Bradman and the bowling selection. The piece notes criticism of McCormick and comments on selectors restricting Bradman and the tour plans. It discusses England and Australia aiming for victory with limited pace options and pending tests at Sydney.
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England
Vietory
Rain in Sydney Dampens Cricket Match Prospects
A severe thunderstorm drenched Sydney early morning flooding the Drivert Ground wicket. The rain is certain to adversely affect play and Australia’s chances in the match appear increasingly hopeless.
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Sydney
Sydney Drivert Ground
Australia
South Australia vs New South Wales Sheffield Shield match
Fragmentary match report from Adelaide and Melbourne venues covers South Australia second innings and Queensland Victoria actions. Partial scores include Fleetwood-Smith bowling figures and multiple players named, with unclear innings progression and several garbled phrases.
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