Rebels tighten grip on Bilbao amid siege and exodus
Refugees report harsh Basque resistance as insurgents under Franco bomb Bilbao suburbs. British and Spanish ships evacuated key figures from the city while a radio order urged Basques to avoid mass exodus, fearing panic and carnage.
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Salamanys
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German Foreign Minister to Visit London in June
London reports Baron von Neurath will visit on June 23 as an official guest to discuss matters of common interest, including the Western Pact. His Balkan visits add significance, with informal reviews planned of international policy and future negotiations. Federal election expected in October looms as Parliament dissolution nears.
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Wednrsday
Peor von Neurath
Germany
Baron von Neurath
Belgrade
Balkan
Sive
Baron von Seurwih
Althous
Ubher
Baron von Newrath
Victorian politics report on Premier to visit New Zealand
The Victorian Legislative Assembly heard that Premier Mr. Or .Mebille will travel to New Zealand on Friday to meet Mr. Dunstan. The official reason cites urgent need to discuss the government’s program for the upcoming session and the Canberra meeting on June 15. Mr. Lind and Mr. Forests will act as Premier in Gid’s absence from Victoria.
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Melhouine
Or .Mebille
New Zealand
Dunstan
Auskland
Canberra
Lind
Forests
Gid
Victoria
Broken Hill Picnic Plans Move To Quick Committee Vote
At the BHAS annual meeting held last night at Crystal Brook plans for the 1907 picnic were debated. A special meeting of employees was proposed to decide on the event and scholarship changes while officers were elected and rules discussed.
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Broken Hill
Crystal Brook
W. Buugher
Sie Gulla Fraser
Mr. Keynes
Vhatemwans
S$ Trestrail
C. U. Pals
Mousa
AL Swenson
Mune
W. Boucher
Rob Fan
W. Edwarde
Mughos
A. M. Sly
Trestrail
Nicholls
B. Kauckey
CW. Games
J. N. O'Neill
J. Warden
HV. Mertino
Aumts
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Keynes
Boucher
Old Trusty Colleague Seeks Mr. Thomas Return to Commons
London report from a Noon Commons session notes Sir Massy MacDonald referring to Mr. T as the old trusty one. He hoped Mr Thomas would be back by our side soon to aid counsels on pressing imperial duties. The former Dominions Secretary resigned from the House after the Paget inquiry a year ago.
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London
Massy MacDonald
H Thomas
Thomas
Australia Beats England In Women's Cricket Test At Home
Australia bowled England to 43 runs behind at noon after a fine spell from Antonio who took 6 for 61 and 3 for 40. England’s openers Maclagen and Snowball batted solidly to 20 in 40 minutes as Moriarty held a sharp catch and Taylor sparked late excitement. England led by two wickets at lunch but the home side battled back as Smith returned and Antonio dismissed key English batters.
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England
Maclagen
Snowball
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Antonio
Child
Addesley
Knowh
Shervell
Moriarty
Les
Rollig
Australia
Taylor
B.w
Mare
Smelters Picnic Funds Show Strong Yearly Results
The Broken Hill Associated Smelters Picnic and Sports Committee reported a profitable year with general funds at £421 16 5 and scholarship funds at £474 9 6. Two scholars attend Pirie High School, railway passes were provided for 193 students and 563 children costing £47 18 9, with donations to other bodies and costs for the oval and creek area enhancements. The event featured winners G Seery and KL Synnett, free juvenile rides, ample sweets, and an official luncheon attended by notable dignitaries.
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Enama
Broken Hill
Picnic and Sports Com
Me. Hocking
Pirie High School
Webster
Brett
Colin Matters
Oval
Baing
G. Seery
KL Synnett
North Mine Damaged but Repairs Aimed for Tomorrow
North Mine at Broken Hill sees substantial damage after a serious mishap. Mp A T Woodward, the general manager, says completing repairs by tomorrow for normal mining is a big challenge. He doubts full work will be finished in time but hopes to have it ready for tomorrow afternoon recovery efforts. The company expresses gratitude for support from Associated Sutter and thanks to committee members for their work and hospitality.
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A. T. Woodward
Wolfal
Uliro
Tor
Meritt
Witholl
Wheat Markets Firm on Canadian Weather Strength
Overseas wheat rose as Canadian crop weather remained poor. Adelaide merchants offered up to 49 a bushel for farmers loads on trucks at Port Adelaide and outports. Liverpool trade noted firm tones with few sellers, as commission houses bought on Saskatchewan reports. Consumption outlook seen improving, but rain needed in Saskatchewan to ease rust fears.
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Canada
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Liverpool
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Amfrican
Saskatchewan
C. W. Anderson
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Twinniper
London Metal Market Report from ADELAIDE
London Metal Market quotations slide across standard and forward prices with declines in lead zinc and brass alloys. Spot and forward rates for tin nickel copper and silver show mixed drops while gold trades nearby, reflecting overall cautious demand in Adelaide trade circles.
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Wednesias
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London
Mfala Exchange
Bae
Strike Riots Leave Several Injured Across Steel Areas
Reports from New York and Pennsylvania detail strike riots as workers clash with pickets at plant gates. In Ambridge, 20 were injured reopening the Electro Products plant. at Johnstown volunteers guard homes amid Bethlehem steel disturbances. Nine injured in a separate incident near Niles as police investigate derailment linked to Warren Warren War tensions.
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Pennsylvania
National Electro Products Company
Old American Federation of Labor
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Ordur Jonte
Niles
Ohio
Pennestrania
Nepablic Steel Company
Warren
Second man dead at Abile Springs in fatal station standoff
Lonest Herbert Woodroofe, once a key telegraph operator and prospector at Tennant Creek, died after an altercation at Poulston Station. Baker shot Woodroofe and later killed himself. police report limited actions at the scene. An inquest is expected with potential startling evidence.
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Herbert Woodroofe
Gentral Australia
Wil
Tennank Creek
Tennant Greek
Peter Pan
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Kim
Woodroofe
Baker
Wey
Coffe
Council considers buying SA statute book set 1627 to 1936
Pine Town Council discusses purchasing a complete set of South Australian statutes from 1627 to 1936, as South Australian Statutes TAIT-19396. The council hears the benefits of ready access for officers and outlines payment terms if volumes are prepared for sale. The town clerk, Alderman Guttegs, and others debate pricing and borrowing options.
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Pine Town
Eller Frowi
Russia Alters Red Army Maneuvers Amid Executions Increases Strife
London wires report cancelled annual Red Army maneuvers due to changes in leadership and rising tensions after last Saturday executions. The Times correspondent notes ammunition shortages may hinder revolutionary use. In Ukraine traders face persecution, while Berlin cites Red Army unrest and arrests in Moscow linked to alleged Trotskyist connections.
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Aally Mail
the Times
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Ukraine
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Ufmercl
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Berlin
Zeituox Am Miline
Marshal
Pirie Hospital Casualties and Visitors Report
Personal notes from Pirie Hospital disclose several patients including Miss Matyo MC Fry of Hire seriously ill in hospital and absent on sick leave. Mrs Margaret Glurke, daughter of Mr By tucke, underwent operations, with others reporting varied recovery. Mr Arthur Rowe of Simpson Street Pirie Swatt shows slight improvement after admission. Local officials, judges, and sports figures connected to Pirie are mentioned in passing amid hospital updates.
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Uw Wity Hospital
Pirie Hospital
Pirle Wrutling Club
Adelaide
Pirie
Huchine
Luet Nightel
Iirken Fk Aswhchateal
Jale
Lamdullen
Margaret Glurke
Mrr
Tucke
Pirie West
Thermometer Reading Notes Yield and Hours
The thermometer showed yesterday’s maximum and minimum values. The minimum for a two hour period ended at 8:30 am. Data collected by SLB.
Vatican Decree Bans Extravagant Forms of Devotion
Vatican authorities issue a decree to Catholic bishops worldwide condemning novel and extravagant practices in worship. It urges strict observance, targeting pedantic relics, processions, festival customs, and superstitious acts that stray from liturgical rules and the lives of the saints.
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Uist
Inquest Opens Over Man Killed By Lorry Wood Protruding
Adelaide hears details of a fatal May 20 crash on Main North road. Boettcher, 26, and others drank prior to driving. witnesses described a green light near the lorry, a car veered off, and a fatal head injury from a wood projection. Detective testimony follows, with police noting the lorry’s owner and driver.
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Norwoal
Nour Pooraka
A. F Newman
Alexinald Stewart Colliins
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Tungkillo
McGrath
Margaret Eleanor Mackay
Boettcher
Adelaide Hospital
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Wshburg Ust
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Grace Ethel Parsors
Port Vincent
Grelg
Tutte
Buvtteher
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Thompson
Thy Seeldent
Two Dead In Car Capsize In Melbourne Suburbs
Two people died and two were injured in a car capsize near Warrandyte as a party returning from a visit to Melbourne city collided off a road. Victims include Lica Bundias and Gladys Cockerham. injured are Charles Cockerham and Mrs. Bundias. Bundias was a former Victorian and Australian heavyweight champion who later ran an orchard near Warrandyte.
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Merriam
Cockerham
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Royal Melbourne
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Mandias
Tralian Gondiam
Juldie Graham
England
Australia
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Miles Smith
Warrandste
Government backs away from Waban public service probe
Sir George Pearce announced that the federal government does not intend to investigate or present allegations about Waban public servants being told they must report elsewhere to that capital or reveal their positions.
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George Pearce
Stininbir
External Affairs
Win Federal
Police Promotions and Pigeon Race Report
Executive Council approves six police promotions including Inspector W P Nogay and Inspector W Berrwwrttt. Inspector W F Jorns retires on June 20. Pigeon racing at Roseworthy features a 144 mile Parachiloa event with 13 members and 189 birds in the race card. Race trials observed with early morning start at around 10 30 am.
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Jolaw
Finn
Velocity
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Iors
Man's Leg Amputated in Road Roller Crash
Report from Melbourne shows a road roller accident causing a severe leg amputation. Inspectors Pareonags Tre tor Crafter and others noted the scene and classified the event as a second class incident. Details remain unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Feet Potes
B. F. Tretor
P. G. Crafter
Knocked Down at Black Rock Races
A local racing event at Black Rock saw a spectator or participant knocked down during the races. Details are limited. no injuries or official statements released yet.
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Black Rock
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