19 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
1
The Friendship monoplane landed at Barry Estuary Wales after 22 hours aloft from Trepassy Bay Newfoundland. Amelia Earhart and Wilmer Stultz faced fuel shortage but completed the hazardous crossing, claiming a historic aviation milestone for a woman.
A midnights blast on the Magdalena river destroyed the Columbia gum boat. Fifty one men are missing and feared dead after the explosion, with only two survivors reported. The incident occurred near Begota Colombl a.
The City of Milan reports that Lieutenant Reiser-Larsen flew over the area General Nobile last indicated as his position but saw nothing. A later message said Nobile saw the plane and used smoke to attract attention, though glare and ice likely hid it. Sightings remain uncertain.
The diary recounts international friction over China Manchuria and Australia with mentions of Japan Italy and Britain. It notes U.S. and Asian affairs including the Nisei policy amid industrial and military tensions. The piece cites foreign policy debates in Sydney and Nariking guidance from a central committee.
A Colombo report describes a mob attack near Newcastle on a motor trip. Mrs Gibson and a Mayoress are among victims. a male passenger and two others were injured. The record notes medical care, police involvement, and a transfer to the Attorney General for further action.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a sports exhibition featuring Banetay Baller Whales. Details are unreadable, but the event appears to involve competitive play and a notable team matchup.
A garbled report describes a disturbance with several people killed and five injured. The attacker fled after a blast caused by a forgotten notice of detention. Police cite prudent warnings as the crowd scattered amid confusion and danger.
A garbled report hints at Royal Ascot climax with royal entrants and horse racing, mentioning the King and Queen and a procession through a historic course. The text references a characteristic route and public display at a noted park, implying a major race day finale.
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