Communists Strike in Spain as Rebellion Spreads
Madrid reports Spanish Communists proclaim a republic in Barcelona province. Forces seize towns Sallent Suria and Berga and destroy lines and exchanges. Civil guards wounded, many casualties, arrests made. Government vows suppression with vigor as troops rush to quell unrest.
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Suria
Berga
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Ie Turee
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Ing
Agana
Warshp
Cabinet Nervous Madrid Faces Rebellion Threat
Autoplanes ordered as troops suppress a rebellion believed to involve 50,000. Reinforcements drawn from distant towns show Cabinet nervousness. Some 250,000 Barcelona workers ready to move if garrison weakens. Incendarism widespread. railway bridges destroyed. crowds besiege civil guards in barracks across towns.
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Madrid
Assidi
Cabinet
Barcelona
New Party Idea Dropped in South Australia Caucus
Adelaide reports a caucus deliberation aimed at reuniting Lebor forces in South Australia. Premier Hill abandoning his new party idea reduced factional friction. Expulsions from the Labor Party may be lifted without appeals as electorate committees push their cases to a conference. A modified constitution is sought for the September State conference.
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Adelaide
Lebor
South Australia
Hill
Caucua
Niee Iig
Labor Party
Japan Leads Australia In Melbourne Test Tennis Match
A large crowd watched Australia versus Japan in Melbourne as ties continued. Japan won several singles, with Satoh beating Crawford and Harada defeating Turnbull. Doubles fell to Hopman and Turpbull as Japan trailed 3 rubbers, 19 sets, 104 games to 3 rubbers, 99 games.
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Melbourne
Australia
Japan
Satan
Crawford
Harada
Nunol
Hopman
Turp-bull
Turnbull
Nunoi
Satoh
And It Came Off Shrewd Betting Coup
A betting coup in Vancouver nets packers thousands as Gharm is switched before the post to boost Charm’s pay off from two to one to nine to one. The scheme outwits bookmakers and recalls the Agua Caliente expulsion case involving Baron Long.
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United Service
Vancouver
Oime
Baron Long
Agua Caliente
Gharm
Charm
Alleged Gunman Charged After Shooting at Constable Lowe
James Barker age 18 faced a city court charge of shooting at Constable Lowe in Richmond with intent to murder. Police say Lowe pursued Barker before Barker fired, the bullet hitting a wall and ricocheting into two notebooks in Lowe’s pocket, causing no injury. Barker was remanded on 6500 pounds bail.
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Melbourne
Lowe
Richmond
James Barker
Barker
Notable locals take holidays and fill-ins across Gladstone district
Mr J P Martin stationmaster at Gladstone uses annual leave at Victor Harbor with A W Tonkin relieving during his absence. F S Kees of Port Elliot arrives at Gladstone to head the primary school, while Rev H Alvey of the Gladstone Methodist circuit vacations in Brighton. Inspector Noblet of Port Adelaide, holidaying in Pirie, has a long service record from 1905 to 1914 and beyond. Frederick Schumann, prominent Gladstone farmer born in 1863, has spent 55 years in farming and delivers the first load of new wheat to local yards for four consecutive years while continuing farm work on share basis.
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Port Elliot Primary School
Gladstone D Lake
Inspector Noblet
Port Adelaide
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Trans- Terre
Noblet
Adelaide
Frederick Schumann
Schumann
Tuchhelm
Germany
South Australia
Quorn
Smith Reaches Essendon After Two Hour Air Mail Delay
Kingsford Smith arrived in Essendon two hours late due to headwinds from England. A large crowd greeted the famed aviator despite the delayed air mail journey.
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Melbourne
Kingsford Smith
Easendon
England
Tim
NSW 9 for 347 in scorching heat at Sydney
New South Wales started the Biverfield Shield match against Viewsda at Sydney in extreme heat. McCabe struck a brilliant century in 153 minutes, while Bradman was dismissed for 23. Bowler Nagel led Viewsda with 3 for 94, as NSW totaled 347 with notable stands by McCabe and Oldfield among others.
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Sydney
Kippax
New South Wales
Viewsda
Sydney Cricket
New South
South Australia vs South Africa test innings at Adelaide
South Australia all out 197 as South Africa reply for 178. Richardson 53 and Nitschke 62 top scores for SA, McMillan 6 for 91 as South Africa pace attack dominates. Christy notable for the Africans with 70 and two sixes, Grimmett and Jamieson among the bowlers.
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Adelaide
Priday Richardson
Nitschke
South Australia
South Africa
Richardson
McMillan
Christy
Grimmett
Nischke
McMillan Tobin
E¢ Walker
Jamieson
Sydney Heat Wave Smashes Records
A fierce heat wave hit Sydney with temperatures around 105.6 degrees at 4 30 p m. Dozens collapsed and one man died as the heat spread to surrounding towns with reports of extreme highs.
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Sydney
Enttry
Rain Quells Fires Across Victorian Districts
Rain arrived just in time to quell bush fires sparked by hot weather in many Victorian districts. Steady showers fell in several centres and fires burning since Sunday were extinguished, easing fears of renewed danger with prospects of further rain.
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Melbourne
More Trouble Brewing in Shanghai Boycott Clashes
Serious developments deepen the Japanese goods boycott in Shanghai with threats to seize districts outside foreign settlements and possibly the entire city. Japanese authorities warn drastic steps to protect interests while authorities discuss consultation with main officials. The boycott allegedly fuels seizures of goods and hostile organizations’ headquarters in Chinese areas amid tense cross border pressure.
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United Service
Shanghai
Japan
Amt
Chaim Man
Pirie Barmen Wages Reduced by Adelaide Agreement
Wages of barmen in Port Pirie and within five miles were cut by 45d a week in an Industrial Court ruling after Licenced Victuallers' Association application. The cut takes effect Monday and runs for months, aligning country hotel rates with earlier award conditions dating to 1935. The special Port Pirie agreement had set lower rates than other country hotels. Final net reduction from 4 57 1 to new rate.
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Tates
Volunteers Eager 51 Engage on Waterfront Duty
Reported workforce at the depot shows 51 volunteers engaged out of an estimated 100, with Waterside Workers Federation members completing prior employment. About 400 federal on workers were active for over ninety minutes as federation reps met Premier Will as talks continued. Ships near the volunteer pickup bureau were berthed by volunteers and federation men, including 30 on the Moonta at Copper Company wharf. Troops reinforced patrols amid union tension. Karatta still running though Karatta firemen flagged, and the Manunda’s attempt to halt the triton failed. Federation members worked the Moonta despite a Seamen’s Union decree declaring it black, with Port Lincoln listed for 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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Waterside Workers' Federation
Wi Il
Federation
Copper Company
Tresti Volunivers
Moonta
Tesve
Karatta
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Triton
Manunda Fa
Premantie
Seamen's Union
Port Eincoln
Postponed Lausanne Conference Sparks France Germany Debate
The Lausanne Conference is postponed with eyes on June as France and Britain discuss a compromise granting Germany a year until July 1933. Britain backs a possible extension while France warns of consequences if Germany refuses to honor Versailles terms. Paris notes rising tension and potential steps to safeguard French claims.
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United Service
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Neia
Briain
France
Germany
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Bruening
Lt Fa
Ur. Broening
Boho de Paris
Britain
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Bar Mail
Paris Corres
Europe
Versailles
Hoover’s reconstruction plan aids banks with 40 million pounds
The Senate and House finalized terms of President Hoover’s reconstruction corporation to operate after his signature. It will lend up to forty million pounds to banks, trust companies, and insurance and mortgage concerns to relieve banking tension and aid railways. Johnson’s inquiry revealed foreign lenders’ profits and tainted loans to South American nations.
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United Service
New York
Senate
House of Representatives
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Hiram Johnson
Mr Lang Absent Called as Witness Sydney Insult
In a Sydney court case, the defense and prosecution clashed as Mr Lang remained absent while the judge called him as a witness. The proceedings included sharp exchanges over alleged insults and testimony.
Lang Called As Witness In Insult Case At Central Policy Court
Mr Lang appeared as a witness as Col Eric Campbell faced charges of insulting language. Crown counsel argued no further action required Lang’s attendance, while Goode did not appear. Policemen testified as the hearing adjourned to Wednesday for the defence to enter.
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Sydney
Lang
Central Policy Court
Col
Eric Campbell
Lamb
K.C
Campbell
Cut
Mr. Land
Scouldrel
Colliery Dispute as Miners Defy Union Orders
Newcastle reports miners at John Darling colliery defied Central Council orders and reported for work on coal intended for Broken With Proprietary Limited. The confrontation underscores a tense dispute over labor instructions and coal allocation.
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Newcastle
John Darling Collie
Central Council
Broken With Proprietary Limited
Lord Reading Ill at Luxor
Cairo Friday report says a Royal Air Force aircraft with a doctor and a guard aboard flew to Luxor to attend to Lord Reading who is seriously ill
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United Service
Cairo
Royal Air Force
Luxor
Lord Reading
Dismissal Application Faces Holiday Pay Claim
A court today considered an application by the Metal Trade for holiday payments covering periods of less than twelve months. The case involves Iain Setar and other employees seeking compensation under existing dismissal procedures.
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Sydney
Iain Setar
Tration Court
Deputation presses federal aid to ease unemployment in Victoria
A Trades Hall Council deputation in Melbourne urged Attorney-General Latham to back federal action to fund state unemployment relief. They cited 30 to 50 percent jobless shows and looming hardship as winter nears. Latham warned large new credits would worsen issues, stressing private industry recovery and tariff reform as keys to employment.
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Melbourne
Trades Hall Council
Latham
Scullin
Crea
Ir. Latham
Pris
Lyons
Australia
Rver
Sydney
Rte
Russia's Five Year Plan Marks Great Success
United Service OS C ow reports a Friday dispatch from Moscow noting a celebration of the five year plan progress. The piece highlights broad support from workers and the public, claiming substantial strides in production and economic targets amid official rhetoric.
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