War's third year celebrations in Spain
Rebels flagged Spain with red and gold to mark the second anniversary of the civil war. Loyalist foreign minister Senor Del Vanto said the Loyalists enter year three with confidence to fight to the last man. Reports from Madrid say Franco's lines extend as rebels under General Zaragoza push toward Sagunto and Barracas, with heavy shelling and a two‑ship air war. Loyalists report losses and aerial exchanges as both sides maneuver toward a decisive front.
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London
Spain
Barcelona
Senor del Vanto
Saragossa
Suytiay
Art
Madrid
Geeral Franco’ Ie Bie
Mora de Mublelag
Rae
Varcia
Talian
Barracak
Alpentosa
San Auzurin
Pino
Alcolas
France
Sagunto
Sacuato
Ben Awpuin
Barracas
Lavallate
Great Future Australian Aircraft Splendid Work in Prospect
The Minister for External Amwits Mr Hughes stated after inspecting the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation factory at Fishermans Bend Victories that 41 would soon produce some of the world's most efficient aeroplanes. He noted a current shortage of skilled workers but said the company is turning out mails and building up a more capable pan batten.
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Sydney
Hughes
Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation
Fishermans Bend
Victories
Sim
Lucre
Flying Record Darwin in 12 Hours
Sydney reports the outward bound K S L L M Lockheed Super Electra reached Darwin after about five hours yesterday morning, covering 224 miles in 12 hours. The average speed was 1KS miles per hour.
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Sydney
Mingsford Smith
Whaytly
Darwin
Destructive Car Collision Report Leaves City Street in Turmoil
A fragmented item from Sydney reports a destructive car crash near Delran road and Wealeral Sipe Levellers. Details are unclear but injuries are suggested as responders and witnesses describe emergency response and street disruption. The piece mentions a vehicle, possible fatalities, and an obituary note tied to the event.
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Sydney
Delran Road
Seouinals
National Insurance Bishop Advises Catholics to Insure
Archbishop Gilroy told the Commons yesterday that before National Insurance passage there was freedom to discuss the measure but once law is enacted every citizen must help secure it. He stated that Catholic Benefit Society is approved and urged Catholic men to insure with them.
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Sydney
Gilroy
Catholic Benefit Society
Catholic Benefits Society
Opossum Skins Sparks Detective Arrests Near Town
Three detectives from the C18 section arrested a resident on a charge of possessing opossum skins after visiting a nearby home on Saturday night. Two other men were later arrested about 60 miles away as detectives seized nearly Si ail. The group traveled in an expensive car and attempted to avoid police contact and recognition on their patrol.
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Sydney
Warren
Scinbuy
Wheat Proposal Discussed by U S Official in Sydney
Mutuilos Virae WW Walker of Lindlew Walker and Company said last week that America’s proposal for an international granary and wheat market cooperation was taken seriously by Secretary omer. A demonstration by USA dist bt of kite-fiving was whey. Australia reduced its wheat exports as a result, with implications for global markets and shortages.
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Sydney Mutuilos Virae
Walker
Lindlew Walker and Company
America
Secary Omer
USA
Anna
Australas
Jautra
Jrerra
Vinel
Tober
Mr. Walker
Sensational Report on Cash Orders And Coupons Rumored
The Minister for Justice Mr Martin will present a cabinet report on the cash order and trade coupon system. Premier Stevens declined to comment. The report may address time payment agreements and could be ready for submission to Catel Tet early next month.
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Sydney
Martin
Stevens
Car in River Sparks Timely Richmond Rescue Tale
A car plunged into the Richmond River at the Wyr Allah ferry approach yesterday afternoon. James Sweeney, an undertaker, and his two daughters narrowly escaped drowning as the ferry began to move while the front wheels were on the ramp. Sweeney jumped aboard the sinking vehicle, seized his elder daughter first, then her sister, and brought them ashore.
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Lismohe
Richmond
Wyrallah
James Sweeney
Sweeney
Wheat Markets Steady in Sydney Trading Day
A quiet trading day in Sydney saw wheat prices hold steady with bulk quotes around 26 shillings per ton. Market tones remained flat as traders absorbed limited supply signals and late bids showed little movement.
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Sydney
Tocol
Manel Tyre
Bageod Mts
Income Tax WEEKLY PAYMENTS Proposal Before Cabinet
A proposal to introduce weekly income tax payments is under cabinet review in Sydney. Premier Stevens and Treasurer Wieswe are examining practicalities and potential benefits for Melbourne residents. Critics, including Mr Spooner, oppose the plan citing cost and administrative concerns.
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Sydney
Stevens
Wieswe Tran Eas
Melbourn
Spooner
Cnet
Jerusalem turmoil as Arabs attack more British troops
Early reports from Silas Vite, Telegraph’s correspondent in Malfa, claim Arab leaders move beyond raids to organized attacks on British troops in Palestine. The chaotic situation widens beyond previous sporadic incidents, with locals and officials urging restraint amid growing unrest.
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London
Silas Vite
Dads Telegraph
Coris Pondent
Malfa
Iounels
Loren Wale
Collision FLYING BOATS Cooee and Corio HE WRACHT fin
A collision of flying boats Cooee and Corio caused hull damage amid a strong wind gust as they moored. Five passengers were injured while the east bound Cor faced a crash wall. Relief teams reached Bosra and experts moved toward Sharjah by evening.
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Ceotral Siarjal
Arabia
Strongest England Team Yet Fails to Impress Tourists
Howard Marshall writes in the Daily Telegraph that England has fielded its strongest side for the fourth Test though Ames is missed. Farnes and Bowes are tougher openers than Nicholls and Smailes, with Bowes highly dangerous atop the innings, likely to trouble Bradman. Farnes’ selection follows his strong bowling against the Players.
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London
England
Ames
Howard Marshall
Daily Telegraph
Farnes
Bowes
Nicholls
Smailes
Bradman
Sheffield
Daenett
Innines
Taebern
Alban
Stromger
da Mewker
Hercuig
Manchester
Sasha
Wan Nicholls
Thas
Yardley
Goddard
Ehefeld
Australia
Leeds
Lord Belpers
Mutton Strike Settlement Reached in Romebenh Morning
Mutton striking slaughtermen at Romebenh unanimously accepted the terms submitted by the employer and agreed to resume work immediately. The settlement ends the disrupting walkout and returns operations to normal as negotiations concluded this morning.
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Sydsey
Moidar
Muttan
Weather forecast looks ahead for changing winds and rain
The forecast notes southerly breezes, periods of rain, and cooler air later. It mentions unsettled skies across eastern regions with possible showers and variable temperatures through the day.
Intent to Murder Man Charged Sydney Court
John Henry McBurney, 24, a labourer, was charged at Central Police Court with feloniously attempting murder on Saturday. The victim, Thomas Hilder, was shot and taken to hospital. McBurney appeared in court with a plaster, remanded to July 38. bail was refused.
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Sydney
Central Police Court
John Henry McBurney
Thomas Hilder
Sid Hilder
Homebush Fat Stock Market Briefs
A fragmented Sydney market note summarizes fat stock prices and exchanges at Homebush with terse figures. Mention of traders and bids appears alongside stray notes about animal lots and prices, reflecting a busy but unclear trading segment.
Cricketers Wives Plan Travel To London From Sydney
Moraclo Mrs Stat Motwbe and Mrs Dow Bradman will leave Sydney on August 1 to join their husbands' teams in London. Other wives have not decided whether to travel to England.
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Sydney
Moraclo
Stat Motwbe
Dow Bradman
London
England
Powein
Sydney trading round shows muted activity on thin turnover
Market notes from Sydney indicate limited session momentum with light turnover and muted price movement across major shares. Traders cite cautious sentiment ahead of quarterly results while currency shifts and external cues keep activity subdued.
Obituary for Elam Bel Eeteg on Line
Elam Bel Eeteg, 72, longtime member of The Church of Christ, laid to rest at focal cemetery. Service notes indicate he served in World War II and was honored by the local community. An official obituary printed in this column confirms his death and family mourners.
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She Grates
Carnival Movie Ball Offers Entry Thursday Night
A faded note invites attendees to a Fort Worth style entertainment event titled in Wertll’s Funny Dress Carnival. Entry is allowed on Thursday night with unspecified details about timing or location.
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Blalck
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Wolfe
Villiam Street
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Woo de Chenre
Airis
la Hood & Co
War
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National Insurance
Bishop's Advice
U.S.A
G. W. Walker
Jerusalem
Cooee and
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Crete
Hamburg
Hesctly
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Navy
Beaucaire
Crean
Homebush
Pachem
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Sussex Street
Market Report
Sydney Inc
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Anton Vet
Pier
Namoa Island
Hong Kong
Namon Lszard
Crain Woo
Canedell’s
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