Spaniards killed as bombs near British destroyer strike coast
London dispatch reports that about 20 000 Spaniards have died since the uprising began. Bombs from a Spanish plane near a British destroyer drew returns fire, mistaking the ship for a foe. Rebels bombarded La Linea and Gibraltar areas while Madrid government and exiled monarchists clash for control amid advancing rebel columns toward Madrid.
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Morneco
Madrid
Spain
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Cuceho
Slovakia
Primeiro
la Linea
Gibraltar
Haaval Cinnema
de Froyal Air Works
Melbourne Building Work Faces Folk Woes and Idle Jobs
A Melbourne report shows construction sites idle as carpenters and builders clash over work earlier halted by disputes. Workers held standstill meetings while unions seek commitments and a government panel considers federal powers and migration questions affecting industry.
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Melbourne
Labor split in Sydney unsettles Parliament
Turmoil grips the New South Wales Parliament as the Miners Federation and coalfields leaders press for support amid Lang influence. A late conference shifted plans. union allies faced pressure while Labor officials weighed the course, with tensions spilling into the House late at night.
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Miners Federation
J. T. Lang
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Aulek
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Taghies
I Eiders
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Hele Sae
Vhs
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Uebel Labor
Scramble for meat as Hills shops fail to open on holiday
Dozens of disappointed shoppers found meat shops closed on Thursday in Broken Hill. Although windows showed meat in displays on Tuesday, most shops remained shut by midday due to a holiday decree. About 200 people were turned away from one shop and many waited in line at others as the scramble repeated.
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Broken Hill
Toias
Meat Industes Bagloyes” Union
Wea
Tojorrom
Tam
Oxide Street
Temperature highs and lows for yesterday
The maximum reading yesterday was 70.6 degrees. The 24 hour minimum ended at 6 30 am and was 47 degrees.
Fragmentary note on local education and officials
Fragmentary OCR from a local paper mentions the Minister of Education, Morton, and an appointment to Meotia Fehine. It references Miss VOM Parker, JubJut shook, and school-related items. Portions describe hospital matters, Pirie, Adelaide, and Baker, with unclear dates and places due to garbled text.
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Morton
A Day's Sport in The Peaceful Countryside
An apparent rural event unfolds with explosions and crowd activity described in local terms. The write up notes a morning gathering and a later ceremony, mentioning Mr. Wood and other locals, with scattered references to a shooting incident and a public meeting.
Absence of Key Witness Delays McDougall Finlay Case Adjourned
In Pirke Local Court the McDougall Finlay case halted after counsel addressed Mr C J Coventry SM and the judge ordered the absence of a pivotal witness Marsh who witnessed negotiations. The hearing adjourned to August 4 amid testimony about plant premises at Solomontown and debts related to motor engines and shop purchases. The exchange covered discounts, rent disputes, and allegations of customer siphoning, with specific figures and goods mentioned.
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FTER
Tom Sides
C.J. Coventry
McDougall-Finlay
Pirke
Marsh
Plsiotiff
Phuhd Younge Mel Yougall
Motor Savage
Main Road
Solomontown
Solymomtown
Paswen
Hivigsesanunoy
Maan
Thiman
London Metal Market hearing transcript fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a London Metal Market hearing in May and statements by Jimi T, McDougall, and others. It cites paid sums like 15/7 and 16 13/9 and references witnesses, hours, and proposed amendments to the record. The text is garbled but indicates a formal inquiry into market statements and related financial figures.
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Tcs
Asgurmin
Siother House
McDougall
May Muel Abe
Uursilass
Mustischatt Wbnis
Metils
London
Lauurt Procesdines
Domeull
Jimi
Livre Andar
Wheat and Lead Reach New Season Grain Record Adelaide
Wheat on the Adelaide market rose to 3/11 bushel on trucks at Port Adelaide and main outports, a new season high and best rate since June 30, 1930. The report notes improving weather and strong demand. multiple ports show activity with limited material change in winter traffic and ongoing price strength across Australian grain markets.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Leyland Dropped From English Test Panel
Worthington of Derby shire was invited to replace M Leyland in the England team for the second Test against India. Worthington batted well scoring 135 against Yorkshire today. He arrived in Australia in 1928 with A H Giliem’s amateur team.
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Recorder Special Cables
London
T. & Worthington
Derbyshire
M. Leyland
India
Worthington
Yorkshire
Australia
A. H
Giliean
Petrol Tank Explosion Injures Man At Smelter Shop
A small petrol tank exploded at the Smelter machine shop yesterday afternoon during a gold refining experiment. J Whelan of Thoman Street Pirie West suffered burns, was treated by ambulance, and sent home. The blast blew off rubber tubes and sprayed cloth but Whelan escaped serious injury.
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Pirie West
Mir Whelan
He Swickers Dental Elials
Wein
Whelm
Sir Symne
Aumitina
Wil
Mooeke Hayer Ao
Empire Stronger Navy Domini ons Cannot Defend Themselves
A London report quotes Sir Samuel Hewie urging stronger naval forces. He argues Australia’s security hinges on sea power and Britain’s global duties demand a robust fleet to deter aggression and protect empire-wide interests. He addresses battlestep debates and calls for sustained naval investment and training.
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London
Samuel Hewie
Admiralty
Australia
Fixation of Hours Debate Stirs Government Talks
Fragmentary OCR text shows a contentious session on hour fixation and government function. References to Premier, ministers, and judicial bodies indicate debate over policy timing and administrative control, with mentions of witnesses and a court-like hearing, though many names and details are garbled.
Compulsory training debate on returned soldiers needs
A conference by Returned Soldiers' association pressed for compulsory military training in Australia. It urged the Commonwealth to back policy with subsidies to establish or fund welfare services and to be ready to deploy if required by government departments during age sessions.
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Spun Ave
Leon Aerodrome
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werMiertt
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Andorra
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France
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Carricades
Hau
Ty Deal
Galan
Mernandez
Bateatoni
Times
Moe
Cen Trolled
Arblery
Mannly
Australia
Effect of Licensed Bookmakers
Adelaide report on Queensland commission findings about licensed bookmakers. Investigators note reduced drink driving and gambling at hotels and wagering shops, with officials ordering closures of disreputable premises and a marked shift toward regulated betting.
Prest Limited Pure Silk Hose Mediums On Base Today
Advertising note for Prest Limited hosiery offering fully fashioned pure silk hose in medium size. Describes value at 5 shillings 11 pence and available in leading shades. Indicates stock to go on basis today.
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