French author argues love is a constant fight in life
Claude Amet declares love itself is a fight and couples quarrel as a norm. He blames psychology of women for power dynamics while praising French freedom and courage in love. The interview notes his view on American women and the need to address lovers quarrels to improve relationships.
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Umer
Enel
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Gabe
Wales
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Keyserling
America
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France
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Greece
Claude Amet
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Cairns Harbour Board Transhipment Cargo 1928 Review
Report of Cairns Harbour Board showing total transhipment cargo for 1928 and a comparison with 1927. Includes figures for key commodities and vessel movements, highlighting trends in imports and exports and overall port activity.
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Iver
Loose Thinking and Honesty in State Service
A fragment praising clarity of thought and honesty as essential in public life. It cites Lord Birkenhead urging individuals to act with genuine personality, build solid foundations, and pursue meaningful contribution in the state while avoiding loose thinking and empty rhetoric.
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Lord Birkenhead
Aberdeen
Ton
Afghan Turmoil Indian Passports Refused
London reports no immediate danger to foreigners in Kabul but notes possible evacuation plans. British and Indian authorities discuss arrangements to evacuate foreign males if needed, and a telegram quotes Sir Denys Bray stating the government cannot grant exit permits to Afghan subjects.
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London
Kabul
India
Central Caliphate Committee
Denys Bray
Saecee
Amanullah seeks aid for medical mission to Kandalar
In Calcutta on January 28 Amanullah announces plans to send three medical missions to Kandalar to assist with manufacturing and relief efforts. The consulate reports passports issued to support the endeavor.
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Frontier Méalems
Calcutta
Zrapt
Kandalar
Still Another King Calcutta January 29
Amanullah may back Baccha in a bid to seize the throne from the rebel king Baccha during the January morning report from Calcutta.
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Calcutta
Ahmes
Amanullah
Baccha
Bath accepts Babcock and Wilcox tender for Brisbane power house
Brisbane January a the Bath acceptance of cock and Wilcox Led tender at £74266 for three boilers for the Brisbane City Council's new power house at New recommended.
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Brisbane
Bath
Cock and Wilcox
New Recommended
Privy Council Rules on Garden Island State Property
In London in January the Privy Council ruled on the appeal by the Commonwealth and the State of New South Wales regarding Garden Island. The decision centers on property ownership and state control of Garden Island.
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Garden Island
Privy Council
London
Swearing In and Opening Ceremony Planned for Parliament
Canberra report notes swearing in of members and opening of the House of Representatives scheduled for Wednesday with the election of officers to follow in the afternoon. The Addressing Repl Fisher and Senator Andrew are mentioned in coverage.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Fisher
Andrew
Honorary Minister's Help Delivers Aid to Attorney General
In Canberra on January 29 the Prime Minister announced that Senator McLachlan will relieve the Attorney General of duties relating to ordinances with the help of an honorary minister. The move follows consideration of additional ministerial aid in the Attorney General's work. Other honorary ministers Senator Ogden Major Marr and Sir George Pearce retain their duties.
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Canberra
J. G
McLachlam
M. Bruce
Ogden
Major Marr
George Pearce
Meyrick and Ribuffi jailed as Goddard case quashed by court
In London the Goddard case proceeds with Mrs Meyrick denying links to the sergeant while detailing her bank notes and club routines. Ribuffi receives 15 months with hard labor. Goddard faces a stern verdict as the judge condemns the pursuit of wealth over duty.
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London
Goddard
Meyrick
Justice Avery
Bny
Fre Ribulli
Negro joins Byrd for Antarctic trek as first possible black climber
Auckland reports Robert White Lanier, 20, a Florida native, seeks the South Pole with Admiral Byrd. After stowing away and facing charges, he overcomes hardship, rides a blizzard to survival, then joins the Golden State crew as messroom boy. He plans to sail to Dunedin and onward to Byrd’s Antarctic base.
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South Pole
Robert White Lanier
Florida
Byrd
Antarctic
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Panama
New York
Wyoming
San Francisco
Cew
Golden State
Lanier
Dunedin
Eleander Bolling
Second Member of Ship Owners Delegation to Australia Appointed
The second member of the ship owners delegation to Australia is Leonard Harris director of Oxford company with Sir Alan Anderson of Toulon on February 9. Maurice Hill assistant manager for the Chamber of Commerce Companies will accompany them.
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Australia
Leonard Harris
By the
Oxford
Alan Anderson
Toulon
Maurice Hill
Chamber of Inccine Companies
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