Guarded London Food Supply Amid Strikes And Riots
London remains calm as government shields food convoys with armed guards. Police escort two heavy lorry convoys from docks through the city to secure flour, sugar and milk stocks. Rioting flares in Hull and Scotland despite efforts to keep docks open and prices stabilised.
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Britain
Communist International
Central Food Committee
Grocers! Association
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Est
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Victoria Docks
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Ure Kaye
Government to expand London police in anti Communist crackdown
London reports say the government will deploy 25 000 police across special reserve and emergency constabulary to curb alleged Communist activity during a crisis. Arrests reached 132 in Glasgow while trains and buses in Hull faced mob attacks. several injuries prompted hospital visits.
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Glasgow
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London
The Open Door
The Trade Union Congress replies zero. Mr Baldwin says the door for negotiations must be open and mine owners should withdraw lockout notices. The TUC would listen to any proposal and notes they’ve rejected foreign offers to prove they seek no revolutionary struggle.
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Refusal of Russian Offer Sways Early British Strike
London Sunday Trade Union Congress refuses monetary help from Moscow as a tactical move to keep the dispute British and anti Communist. Observers note Soviet aid reportedly over £100,000 while strikes extend daily. A 10,000 strong Newcastle mob drives police from duty. saboteurs target railways, train stalled, signal box set on fire.
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Sirvels
Hand of Destruction Accelerate Civil War Drills
Flit Miga correspondent reports on Communist tactics urging tourists and party members to hamper food transport and push for civil war. The piece argues against class warfare, warning Britain that violent revolution would ruin the country and erode collective bargaining within the industrial system.
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London
Flit Miga
Ihe
Britain
Catholic Prelate’s Advice and Wartime Strikes in London
Fragmented report describes Teviow at a Communist party event and alleged false reporting aimed at Birmingham. It notes 9,000 strikers at Woolwich Arsenal disrupted gates while workers May return, and rail clerks resuming duties. London transport halted, cardinal Rawiye cited. The text claims moral critique of general strikes and authority challenges.
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Teviow
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Birmingham
Woulwich Arsenal
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Cardinal Rawiye
Australians Fail To Play At Oval In Rain
Rain fell heavily this morning making cricket at The Oval between Australia and Surrey impossible before lunch. No play occurred, delaying proceedings and nullifying early intentions of the match.
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Oval
Surrey Mately
the Oval
Queensland election results show Labour gains and tighter races
Brisbane reports latest returns from the Queensland elections with Labour leading in several seats. A possible loss of Barham to a Nationalist is noted while strength is claimed for Labour in Rockhampton. Premier McRae calls the result a great victory and a complete answer to critics after ten years of Labour government.
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Sete
Barham
Ryan
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Nockhampton
W. McRorowek
Adelate
Mondy
The Tulloch Tragedy in Melbourne Sparks Police Doubt
Scepticism surrounds Talloch's demise as police weigh clues in a violent event. Officials urge support for lawful authority and collective prayer for guidance amid turmoil. Strong language reflects a call for unity and constitutional respect during a period of unrest.
Lorries and Armored Convoy Aid Shortage Stricken Areas
A convoy of 104 floodlight lorries with armored cars and mounted police traversed two miles from La Douche to Hyde Park, distributing supplies to districts with the greatest shortage. Plymouth featured a striker versus police match with the police securing a 2-1 victory. the king hosted a ball at Buckingham Palace with notable figures in attendance.
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Plywouth
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Hils
Buckingham Palace
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Bar Balfour
Geners
With You England and American Sentiment
Washington Monday editorial in the Post denounces English and American Communists and asserts that if Britain’s strike worsens into war, the United States must support Britain. It warns a Communist victory would threaten Britain, the government, and the United States, urging swift aid to Britain and isolation of U.S. Communists.
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England
Washington “Post
America
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Americ
Terrific Collision In Melbourne Ends In Four Deaths
A motor car driven by Thomas Akerson of Surrente near Murdial collided head on with a motorcycle on a Beart Now curve. Both riders were killed instantly while the car occupants escaped unharmed. One rider identified as Thomas E. Greenhill of 49 Pulham Road, Ashington. the second rider unnamed.
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Eigen
Thomas Akerson
Surrente
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Thomas E. Greenhill
Pulham Road
Asphinton
Jman
Australian butter samples flagged in London inquiry
London investigated two butter samples from a consignment declared Australian showing 28.3 percent water 12.3 percent fat and 3.8 percent other content below legal limits. The Uilty Produce Control Board warned of illegal trading and steps were taken to prevent a renewed shipment in Australian boxes.
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Thce
High Commissioner's Offee
London
Uuity Produce Control Board
Victor Wilson
Maritime Strike Moves Through Global Union Conference
MARITIME STRIKE. New York Sunday. Officials of the Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union claim 25 000 members worldwide will strike at midnight. They demand a one dollar monthly wage increase an eight hour day and overtime pay. The union expresses sympathy with British marine workers and aligns with the Industrial Workers of the World.
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Marine Transwork Workers” Industrial Union
Marine Union Express
Industrial Workers of the World
Millionaire Missing Feared Foul Play in New York
New York reports a missing millionaire, believed murdered, with Robin Ward linked to past charges. An automobile was found wrecked on a lonely road in New Jersey after a brick shattered the windshield. Ward faced prior saber theft charges but was released on self defense plea amid threats.
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Waller Wire
Marttre
Fils
Automob
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Cxr
Lesaw
Ward
Soviet envoy in Japan may return this week
Reports from authoritative sources say Me Kopp, the Soviet ambassador, is on leave and could depart soon as Moscow considers appointing a replacement. It notes Kopp has not secured diplomatic privileges for Soviet Trade Commissioners. The embassy says his wife will likely go to Moscow, while Kopp himself does not plan to leave Japan now.
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Japan
Jay Kopp
Druse Rebellion Fights Rattle Damascus Streets
Report from Jerusalem describes a free battle in Damascus Midan quarter between Druses and French forces. Druse fighters reportedly transformed houses into forts and, after evacuating women and children, bombarded Midan. Ninety rebels said to be killed amid the clash. An Indian prince reportedly loses throne.
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Reuter
Jerusalem
Momvay
Midan
Damascus
Midar
Steady Rains in Pirie Real Winter Prevails
Heavy wintry weather blankets Pirie with persistent rain and mud. Residents endure cold, watchful walking, and vehicles splashing through streets as park works battle soggy ground. Snow noted in Mount Remarkable area with Melrose reporting significant rainfall.
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Corporation
Hellisham
Furioaths
Pirie
Dirk
Mount Remarkable
Melrose
Winter Snow Falls on Adelaide Hills and City
Snow blanketed the Mount Bryan hills and surrounding towns as Adelaide awoke to a wintry morning. Temperatures registered near 44.5 degrees while tram and street travel reported shivering patrons as snow fell unevenly across Melrose Bruer Koola Hallett and Uloooe before noon.
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Mumlay
Mount Mryan
Uslegram
Ritton
Melrose
Bruer
Loolea
Hallett
Uloooe
Mount Bryan
Acilae
Police Ambush Averts House Attack In Adelaide Suburb
In Kensington suburb on Saturday night masked assailants tried to attack a house using a motor, tearing open sections of the sewer and fleeing on foot when police intervened. Magistrate at Norwood Court granted a fine and costs with default imprisonment.
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Montis
Davis Cup Team Changes Reported From Paris Cable
Paris cable reports Borotra retired from the French Davis Cup squad due to a tendon injury. The new lineup may include Lagosin Lochet Bruguot and Feret forming the updated French team for upcoming ties.
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Borotra Hug
Ovwine
Story Disbelieved in Police Scepticism at Melbourne
Melbourne Monday reports police doubt the tale of Alfred tibsob who claimed he murdered four Spanards in California City then joined the Nevada crew and later deserted. Authorities remain sceptical about the narrative and its credibility.
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Alfred Tibsob
Sir Saye
Spanard
California City
Nevada
Remendi
Byrd Completes North Pole Flight in Victory for America
Commander Byrd of the US Navy returns to King's Bay Spitsbergen after encircling the North Pole three times, with the Stars and Stripes aboard his plane. Reports from Oslo London and Paris confirm the feat as a major historic achievement. Amundsen, who awaited word, welcomes Byrd home, praising the accomplishment in peacetime.
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North Pole
Byrd
US. Navy
King’s Bay
Spitebergen
America
London
Paris
Pole
Roald Amundsen
Byrd’s North Pole Flight Earns Praise and Medal Hope
Lieutenant Commander Richard Byrd returned to King's Bay after 153 hours in the air, hailed for the successful pole flight to Greenland and the unexplored Arctic region. Officials including General Freely and Secretary of War Kellogg praised the achievement and urged recognition with the Medal of Honor. Byrd told his mother of the successful high flight over the North Pole.
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Byrn
King’s Bay
Greenland
King's Bay
Freely
Arntie Mc Secretary of War
Kellogg
Aan Censteas
Longworth
Seuler
Tychmond
Virginis
Richard Byrd
United States
North Pole
The Byrd polar flight navigational method details
The New York Times describes that commander Byrd used sun position charts to observe the sun over the Pole, guiding his plane with a chart showing solar relations. An artificial horizon bubble sextant aided navigation, keeping errors within a small margin.
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New York
New York “Times
Conmanier Byrd
Helso
Stefansson Tribute Expresses Byrd Arctic Resolve
A fragmentary reminiscence lauds Byrd and Stefansson for non stop flight plans and Arctic exploration courage. It notes Byrd’s aim to press toward Peary Land and the pole, praising risk taking and the need for a larger outfit to avoid forced landings.
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Hay
Byrd
Stefansson
Tio Tully
Peary
Byri
Byrdding
Peary Land
Livut
Bennett
Tragic Bank Collapse Kills Four Boys Near Creek
A 40 foot bank collapse sent earth and slime into a creek, killing four boys aged 7, 9, and 7. The survivors, including a boy whose clothes were torn, raised the alarm and several men risked themselves to rescue the injured.
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Feed Hayes
Matthew Oder
Robert Thomas
Tours
Melbourne Man Sentenced After Rooftop Find
James Barclay was found near 4 Flinders Street and received a prison sentence for unlawful acts. The incident involved Mentone implements and occurred on Melbourne premises as noted in court records.
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Standey
James Barclay
Flinders Street
Ma Ae
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