Ant imperialist war protests erupt in Sydney crowds
In Sydney Central Square a large crowd defied police to protest an anti imperialist war. A heavy police line clashed with demonstrators causing many arrests, including two women, as disturbances spread from Bowdin to Machin Place. By day’s end 82 arrests were recorded with sustained clashes and sporadic beatings of Communist groups.
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Sydney
Central Square
Basily
Ian Vation
Polive
Jopunsa Cadsiatey
Fe Qoiumuniels
Saverat
Bowwin
Machin Placs
Domaie Jeter
Iisturbances
Nothing to Say on VRC Jockey Licences Refusal
Melbourne officials declined to explain why the Victoria Racing Club committee refused to renew licences for 120 jockeys. Secretary A L V Kenny said the decision was in writing but the official notice remained after Moonee Valley meeting. No statement given on possible counsel or recons in the ban on bookmakers. no changes to trainer restrictions were announced.
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Melbourne
Q'S. Mackinnon
Victoria Racing Club
AL. V. Kewnay
Kenney
Moonee Valley
Dobin
Iseline
Demonstrators dispersed as police halt Communist march
Police dispersed about 300 Communists attempting a city procession from Trades Hall toward the Yarra Bank. Officers posted at multiple points prevented a march, prompting the crowd to break into small groups and move toward the Yarra. Speeches opposed forced labor and anti-imperialistic aims were reportedly made.
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Melbourne
Yarra
Moonta Loyal Y0 Its Members Move to Break From ALP Control
Moonta Laborites and allied bodies in the South Australian branch of the Australian Labor Party held a combined meeting at Trades Hall to decide support for Parliament members Hon J S Richards and J N Pedler, expelled by the ALP executive for backing the Premiers Plan.
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Moonta
OONTA
Australian Labor Party
Trades Hall
Parliamen
J.S. Richards
J. N. Pedler
Ste Smong
Duse
Silver and Gold Market Update From London
London quotations show silver and gold prices largely unchanged with minimal shifts. The report lists cash and forward prices for various units, noting steadiness in both precious metals and a slight margin for dealers amid open market activity.
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London
Nazi gains in German election fail to win majority
Berlin reports show Nazis winning the most seats at 226 while the Centre Party holds the balance. Violence mars results with stabbings and shootings. police seize pistols and wagons and arrest nearly 300 as casualties rise across cities.
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Berlin
Centre
Stalemate described in election stalemate report
Report outlines a stalemate as poll tightening on both sides increases pressure. Communists Nazis and Reichswehr engage police as neither side wants to risk tipping the balance. Outcome favors Von Papen by easing path to a continued chancellorship.
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Berlin
Nasie
Reichswehs
von Papen
Rmain
Fire and Flood Hit Canton as China Suffers Losses
Hong Kong reports a disaster in China with hundreds dead and property damage around £200,000. Canton was submerged when the river rose rapidly on Friday and floods extended to suburbs after heavy rain on Saturday. A home for the aged was submerged and almost all the inmates perished.
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Hong Kong
China
Canton
Climate and court comment on indecent assault cases
In Adelaide the Chief Justice Sir George Murray noted summer terms see more indecent assaults. A man was sentenced for attacking two young girls as the Criminal Court reflected on seasonal crime patterns.
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Adelaide
Criminal Court
George Murray
South ‘Australia
Rayter Ravine
Messions
Honor
Davis Cup Triumph Ends Long Paris Series
Paris Monday report says Davis Cup retained by winning three of five matches. Borotra beat Allison in five sets, Vines edged Cochet in a marathon rally, with dramatic late holds as the crowd roared. Davis presented the cup by donor Dwight Davis amid cheers.
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Paris
Rance
Borotra
Allison
Vines
Cocher
Packe
St Test
A. Super
Ete Tm
Aie Aimerican
Bororra Q
Baratra
Dwlaht Davis
Olympic Games Opened With 120000 Present in Los Angeles
Olympic Games opened yesterday with 120000 spectators as George Golding of New South Wales finished third in the 400 metres hurdles heat and advanced to the semi final where he was eliminated. Heat results list Pacelli of Italy first, Lord Burghley second, and Golding third.
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Los Angeles
George Golding
New South Wales
Pacelli
Italy
Lord Burghley
Gasland
Goldie
Haren
Tepler
Burghley
Beteerssun
Goldin
Kozeluh Wins U S Championship in Chicago Final
Kozeluh captured the United States professional tennis title in Chicago, defeating Haus Nusslein of Germany 6-2 6-2 7-5. The match finished Monday as the crowd watched a dominant performance by the champion amid a day of holiday crowds and steady play from the German challenger.
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Kozeluh
U.S
Cables Cricago
United States
Haus: Nussleim
Germany
Pirie Town Council Seeks Four Thousand Pound Relief Loan
Pirie Town Council decided to seek an immediate £4,000 debenture loan through the Unemployment Relief Council for local relief. The loan would be repaid from the general rate with 6 percent interest, split among Commonwealth and State treasuries, over a two to five year arrangement, contingent on employment outcomes and possible ratepayer approval.
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Pirie Town
Tae
Unemployment Relief Council
Commonwealth Weessary
Wesonnel
Commonwealth Treasury
Commonwealth
Teri
USA
Pirie Corporation
Corporation
Orst
Self defense defence claim heard in Melbourne suit
Murray Garth of Hassilton sues Ida Hyams Isadore Hyams Park Roberts and Albert Eastwood for 10000 damages alleging assault and false imprisonment. Campbell for defence says Garth was struck and overpowered in a struggle while Garth lived with Mrs Hyams as her husband and threatened their lives. Evidence about quarrel and threats was to be given. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Toitly Vna
Murray ‘Garth
Hassilton
M-S.w
Ida Hyams
Isadore Hyams
Plark Roberts
Albert Eastwood
Campbell
Garth
Eastwood
Roberts
Joey Garth
Gani Evennnally
Vic
Hyams
Mrs. Hyams
Jay Beengo
Doberts
Mr. Campbell
Gift Pensions Abuse Reported in Canberra
Government uncovers pension recipients abusing benefits with some classified as invalids or having means to seek more pension support. Investigations reveal a number of individuals improperly claiming pensions while employing outside income sources or not meeting disability criteria.
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Canberela
Nevsons
Smithy plans New Zealand flight in September return
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith announced plans to fly to New Zealand in September as part of a southern route and to attempt another record flight from Australia to England next April.
Prests Limited Clean-Sweep Sale Continues Aneets
Stock of ballwear lace trimmings and nets offered at clearant cost price. Wincey fabrics in creme pink and blue described as a bargain in a real winter line. Floral wincey yardage advertised at ninepence per yard and later one shilling sixpence per yard.
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Wincey
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Prank
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Blanwat
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Cohceo
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