Fall of Bilbao Terrific Attack Launched London
A chaotic report describes a decisive assault on Bilbao with aerospace and ground forces. General Prien directs a frontal advance from Mowne Yirvargul, seizing Mount Artab, pushing into Basque trenches, and repelling Basque defenders with machine guns and artillery.
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London
Eriay
Lpia
Prien
Mowne -Yirvargul
Wien
Artabecarra
Marga Stiver
Yielore
Settlement in slander action against London host
London. John Simpson, publisher of a London society item, sued Mrs Luthe rkmd alleging she used dolomacy words in a West End restaurant. Simpson agreed to accept payment of costs without damages and an apology was offered. the case lasted 48 minutes.
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London
Jane
Binget Simpson
Fourner
Mre
Su Te Een
We Ly
Nere
Simpson
Bti
Mira
Lutherkmd
War veterans protest amid stalled treason bill debate
In a tense scene 80 ex service members marched to the Unknown Warrior tomb carrying medals to protest a bill pardoning traitors who allegedly sought an independent state with German help. Police moved them to the scene as armored cars arrived and the ex servicemen were admitted to the Senate to continue their protest.
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Ex Servicemien
Chamber
Demutios
Sind
Senate
Trustere
Shipping freight reductions under Australian Overseas Transport deal
The Acting Prime Minister Dr Page announced an agreement with the Australian Overseas Transport Association extending freight rate cuts. The deal lowers wool rates by 7 34 key pounds per ton, adjusts apples and pears rebates, and reduces chilled beef rates from July 1 1987. It also covers freight charges for offered cargo under the association agreements for several years.
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Ualderka
Uuu
Page
Noritarestern
Australian Overseas Transport Association
Commonwealth
Edgerson
Cleaning Up Rabaul After Floods and Refugee Flight
In Rabaul, residents fear disease as refugees pile at Kokopo and townsfolk worry after many have left for Kokoro. Administrators report no epidemic though the town begins to recover after recent rain, with green shoots appearing amid the damaged streets and widespread cleanup efforts underway.
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Rabaul
Mtrela
Xii Etcaimpeg
Kokopo
Kokoro
McNicholl
Hick Rabaul
Queen Mare in Critical Condition After Relapse
Queen Mare of Bucharest remains gravely ill as reports confirm a relapse during recovery from her illness last March. Attending doctors in Paris and Bone note four specialists are involved in her care under the supervision of Gt Rowmanix.
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Bucharest
King's Birthday Holiday Observed In Victoria State
A reading indicates King's Birthday is celebrated with a full holiday in Victoria while other areas observe only part of the holiday period. No uniform holiday across the state as some regions mark 40 hours differently. Local schedules and services adjust accordingly.
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King's
Victoria
Thia Stata
Air Mail Route Agreement Reaches Between Governments
The British and Australian governments have agreed to replace the tri weekly air mail service with a weekly route. The new agreement alters the proscribed schedule for the airborne link between Britain and Australia, affecting one-way air mail transport.
Priays Eight Red Army Generals Sentenced to Death
Moscow reports say eight Red Army generals were tried for treason and sentenced to be shot. The court included President Ulrich plus eight army officers who judged their comrades. No appeal exists and execution followed immediately. The trial details remain sparse beyond the sentences and expected exergon.
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Moscow
Priasy
Gensraly
Red Army
Ted
Ulrich
Eigut
Klep
Australian Women Cricketers Face England Test Match Start
Australian women set to play a four day Test against England at Northampton. They previously defeated the Netherlands and Jamaica in wins, with notable success by England and Kent teams. The match marks a key early series phase for the touring side.
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London
Wil
Agaioyl
England
Northamton
Davis Cup Germany Beats Italy in European quarterfinal
Germany defeated Italy to reach the Davis Cup European quarterfinals with Metzner and Cramm leading, while Czech and Austrian teams advanced in Prague and other venues. The field includes Belgium and Romania, with matches listed as 6 1 6 8 6 1 and 6 3 6 1 for key rubbers.
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Germany
Maly
Belgium
Caechostovabia
Wyosinvia
Petein
Pritny
Das
Henkel
Geomany
Croix
Belem
You Cramm
Nugaert
Nelwim
Prague
Mengel
Formby Tourney McGRATH Reach Semis in London
McGrath defeated A Bushad 4 1, 6 4, 10 8 to advance to the semifinals at Formby. Crawfield and Beams tied 9 4, 3 5. Rawford and McGrath beat Mecana and Creswick 4 2, 0 3. Mixed doubles saw Sprowle and Mrs James exit. Grantquillot with Miss Beasley also noted.
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McGrath
London
Formby
Bushad
Dunbles Sproule
Bedmiah
Altwee
Grantgullintaff
Rawford
MeGrath d
Mecana
Creswick
Mixey
James
Miteate
Grantquillot
Beasley O. Bromwich
Themang
Missing patrol boat search for pearling fleet off Arnheim Island
Acting Administrator Gilles has asked Doctor Fenton to locate the patrol boat Pétrel. Reported sightings say the pearling fleet near Arnheim Island was intercepted by Larrudite, with about sixty vessels involved. The mother ship may have been seized.
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Daidwin
Mr. Gilles
Haa
Mpinz
Fenton
Mothersip
Arnheim
Iand
Larru Dite
British Subject Policy Sparks Dominion Debate at Conference
The Imperial Conference debates whether to interfere with the status of the British subject as Australia and New Zealand resist South Africa and Canada moving to impose nationality laws on dominions. A ruling on married women’s nationality will be addressed in a forthcoming report.
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London
Pridey
Imperial Conference
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Aith Canda
Dominions
Daily Fitness prints by Charles Dunstan at Johnston Street
The notice states Charles Wilmot Dunstan prints the Daily Fitness newspaper at the Resta red Printing Works on Johnston Street, Wwarga Wares.
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Charles ‘Wilmot Dunstan
Daily Fitness
Company Limited
Johnston ‘Street
150th Anniversary Review Planned For Australia’s Celebrations
Wagga council discussed an official historical review to accompany Australia’s 150th anniversary next year. The planned volume would cover government, industry, transport, cities, culture, education, commerce, and public service with photographs and a chronological history spanning the nation’s first centuries. Costs were outlined including print run estimates and overseas distribution.
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Australia
Organisine Colmeil
Wagga
Austrain
Badeon
Jilly
Prodinelon
Oswald L. Zeigler
Grath
Gissing
Finance Commie
Boy 14 Held on Manslaughter Charge in Fatal Collision
Bryan Henson Gibbings 14 appeared at the inquest of Mrs. Marjory Lee a passenger in the truck. He was committed for trial on a charge of manslaughter after allegedly taking his father's ear without permission and being involved in a fatal crash.
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Pruth
Ecome
Tomy
Bryan Henson Gibbings
Marjory Lee
Gibbings
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