Spanish Mutiny Fails as Loyalists Fortify Toledo
From Madrid reporters describe a nine week siege at Toledo where loyalists destroyed rebel forces and face a potential massacre. The navy mutiny collapsed with many deaths as ships avoided surrender. Refugees crossed the International Bridge at Irun amid frontier reopens and disruption across Spain.
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Prazco
Irun
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Labor backs Spaniards amid war debate at Trades Hall
Supt. Monk criticized the Prime Minister and Archbishop Mannix for opposing council funds to aid Spanish workers resisting fascist forces. He argued labor worldwide defends democracy, not dictatorship, and condemned actions aimed at destroying workers’ organisations and parliamentary government. The council's aid mirrored aid by European workers against fascism.
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Letter Goes Astray in Australian House Scene
A disorderly session in the House of Representatives featured Mr Ward misdelivering a letter intended for the Treasurer. Ward defended the disclosure as public evidence linked to a Banking Commission inquiry. Treasurer Casey stated he doubted Ward should have revealed the contents.
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Three Men Fined In Pirie Police Court
In Pirie Police Court yesterday three men faced fines for previous offenses and had to go to cells after failing to pay. Earl Northcott Dempsey received 14 days gaol for a long record, while Albert Sidney Humt and William Hector Hunt were fined and faced 72 hours in gaol on similar charges. Albert Sidney Hunt paid £2 and 15 shillings costs for indecent language.
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Needle in Boy's Heart After Mother's Hug
Melbourne report says a two year old boy had a needle driven into his heart when his mother hugged him after a fall. The needle in her apron penetrated the chest and was removed at hospital in under a minute. Doctors say the boy should recover without lasting harm.
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Melbourne
En Of Takes Lead In Jubilee Vote Amid Tallies
A late update shows Barbara Goode leading the Jubilee contest with about 5,000 votes and a total tally reaching 21,252 votes. overall payments recorded amount to £86,517. Other candidates include Forsalth Studusits and Moly Fuhsin with smaller totals as results feed in.
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Salvation Army head to take Australia post
Commissioner Robert C. Henry to become Salvation Army territorial commander for Victoria South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania. He arrives in Adelaide today with Melbournes headquarters set, carrying greetings from General Evangeline Booth. Henry previously served in the West Indies and Australia and New Zealand, and began his Army career in Queensland where his wife was born.
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Butterrick of Pirie Aged Man of 82 at Solomontown
Late Mr Butterick of Pirie aged eighty two, long prominent in Solomontown and district, traced from Normmod to Morphett Vale. He worked 35 years at the Smelters, a poultry fancier and community figure, survived by wife Ella and two sons with relations in Solomontown. He died after pneumonia and pleurisy, interred at West Torrens Cemetery.
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Motor Cycle Fatality In Malvern Collision
Melbourne reports a fatal motorcycle crash near the Bourke and Malvern roads intersection in Malvern. Desmond Veter, 28, of Proton, died after the motorcycle he rode as a pillion collided with a car in the early hours.
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Water supply crisis looms in Pirie region
A letter from H. S. Mudd, Commissioner of Public Works, notes low levels in Beetaloo Bundsleer and Baroota reservoirs and warns of water restrictions if rains do not arrive. Mayor W. H. Threadgold expresses disappointment at potential loss of young trees and urges greater water conservation and a secure supply for Pirie.
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Pirie
Ten gallons needed fortwightly for palms and gardens
Mr D E Johnson reports on watering needs for Canariensis palms and other plants amid water restrictions. A fortnightly 10 gallons per plant is suggested, with weekly moisture preferred for lawns and hedges. He notes the stagger pipe system used in Whyalla and mentions salt in soil, salt tolerance in brassicas and some fruit trees, and the risk of overwatering certain palms.
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Whyalla
Australia
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Sitters
Solomontown
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Bert Lervace
British Labour Considers Defence Policy Shift On Rearming
British Labour weighs modifying its stance on rearmament amid European tensions. A Socialist cabinet meeting in London could back Government defence policy at the October 5 Edinburgh conference, signaling a possible unity on security measures and a European settlement excluding Russia.
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Round World Honeymoon Begins After London Wedding
London Friday marks the marriage of Betty, daughter of Sir Emaley Carr, who will join the Orion for a world cruise to Australia and New Zealand. Guests include Birtesac, Lady Teunes, Sir Harry and Lady Brttain, Lord and Lady ltt, Viscount Wakefield, and J L Garvin. Lord Waletan, secretary to New Zealand's Governor-General from 1927 to 1980, attended.
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Thermometer reports yesterday's consumption summary
Yesterday's consumption figure shows 7A minimum readings through 24 hours ending at 6:20 am with 45 units recorded.
Floral Pageant Awards At Adelaide Display
Prizes were awarded in the floral pageant today in Adelaide with displays earning recognition for color arrangement and presentation.
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Adelaide
Italy plans joint foreign ministers meeting in response to Bratislava talks
London reports that Italy Austria and Hungary will convene a Foreign Ministers meeting as a counter to last week’s Potsdam style Bratislava conference. Slavic groups seek unity to defend independence and reorganize military cooperation, with plans for accelerated mobilization and coalitions. The Rome telegraph notes the talks may prompt another summit in Vienna. German market expansion in the Balkans is cited by Berlin as the broader aim of the Vienna discussions.
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Grave issues for league of nations strong delegations to attend
London reports that the upcoming League of Nations meeting will confront momentous issues. Britain plans a large delegation including Eden, Halifax, Morrison, and Cranbourne to Geneva. Topics include Abyssinia, reform of the League, European security, and reconstructing postwar cooperation amid tension with Germany and emerging economic concerns.
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Pole to Pay Strong Comment of Chief Justice
Sydney Priday case details say Thomas Manners was awarded 200 pounds damages against Sgt Bilcock Murray and Constable Rosch for alleged wrongful arrest imprisonment and assault during a bagsmatcher search. Police admitted Manners was taken into custody due to mistaken identity while real culprit later arrested. Chief Justice Frederick Jordan noted police acted without justification despite reasonable suspicion.
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Weexse Leader Curtin Calls Immediate Industry Survey
Canberra Friday reports RJ L Curtin leader of the Weexse of Representatives advocates an immediate national survey of all industries to secure data on the potential value for defense. He argues the Commonwealth must control munitions and war materials to prevent private profit, insisting it is not for petty gain. The plan aims to show recovery in the economic structure while addressing unemployment concerns.
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Public Service Pay Protest Over Government’s Wage Plan
Sydney postal workers protested against government plans to finance promised pay restorations. They argue the state has taxed public servants heavily, claiming over 19 million pounds in super tax, urging the government to restore award rates promptly.
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Sydney
Grants to States Aid Legislation Report
Mr. Casey presents three bills in the House for grants to frontier states. The proposals include £1,500,000 for South Australia, £500,000 for Western Australia, and £400,000 for Tasmania. The commission will review the State Grants report and proceed with allocations.
Heroine of desert cheered despondent men in plight
A fragmented account from a 1940s era report recounts a female heroine who aided stranded explorers in a desert. The piece notes her courage and cheerfulness under hardship, praising her resilience and the impact on men facing peril. Unclear details include locations and names due to garbled OCR.
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Adair
Torrilio
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Rae Anyon
Cae
Electroplaters Demand Pay Rise At Melbourne Meeting
In Melbourne a meeting of the polishers section reported support for a 40 per cent wage increase and a 21 shillings weekly rise for workers amid protests over deteriorating conditions. About 500 to 400 employees attended, with reports that wages were cut and hours reduced in June, while companies faced union appeals against demoralization and industry hardship.
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Pettey
Cemled Deen
Labor Has Confidence in Mr Cartin
Canberra report on party support for Mr Cartin shows confidence amid leadership tone and political alignment. Readers see implied backing from Labor circles and signals of continued advocacy within parliamentary channels.
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Mr. Cartin
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