Europe scene shifts as London center of European politics
London becomes the hub of European politics with Geneva fading. Eden and Halifax move to London by order while a conference of Livorno cities plans to convene in London. The change is attributed to Prime Minister Baldwin and a less markets atmosphere in London than Geneva.
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Besches
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M Sarrout
Brita Ferrige
RA Eden
Halifax
Ponferghes
Livarno
Shelvet
Drape Council
Alee
Lomdnn
Eden
eZort
Diplomatic Clash Over League Pact and Soviet Threats
A fragmented report discusses European leaders debating the League and Soviet actions. It notes France, Britain, and Germany weighing treaties, with warnings about a potential collapse of European unity and possible sanctions or military responses. The piece cites Reuters sourced statements from ambassadors and officials.
Conference Body Debates German Policy Amid Global Tensions
March reports from Londons Landom center indicate a conference on Germany's actions and the planned League response. The Times notes economic pressures and political strategies, with Dr Schacht defending cautious German policy while international partners seek decisive action.
Mail Plane Returns Over Longreach Amid Fog and Rain
An air mail flight led by Captain Tapp departed for Berlin amid poor weather, with reports of delays and precautionary routes. The journey faced rain and low visibility, but authorities continued to monitor the aircraft as it neared its wartime landing point at Clomearr.
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Samttes Kease
Winkem
Treated Like Pariahs Berlin March 11
Lip Gosia faced public contempt as reports describe how locals in Berlin treated him harshly after an incident on March 11. Authorities pledge investigation while onlookers voice strong opinions about accountability and social stigma.
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Lip Gosia
Colones Mentioned In Odd Reassessment Note
Fragmentary text references reassessment and disputes involving Leazee aes, guests, and Versailles influences. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people, making a concise report challenging.
Geneva Man’s Views on War and Peace in Europe
Canberra report cites Mr Tunesdall at the League Secretariat stating there is no immediate need for war from Europe but warns danger could grow in two or three years. He urges peace forces to act decisively to deter aggressors and show readiness to restore peace.
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Fatal Melbourne blaze claims two Murray children
A Melbourne fire destroyed a home killing Sart L Cra Murray and six months old Nener Morsay. Derid Murray and Mh and Mm were also affected as flames trapped family members. A sister survived. the fire’s cause remains unknown and a ninth-hour rescue attempt failed. The father returned from work to a charred scene.
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Australia faces financial clash over Treasury bills action
Debates erupt over Treasury bill sales and Bank Board powers as Mr Lyons and Mr Curtin criticize government handling of overseas funds. Arguments focus on deflation risks, London balance, and the need to safeguard Australia's economy while defending the Bank Board's independence.
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Board Deliberations On Large Banking Bill Worth 20000
A confused report outlines Treasurer RG Casey and board members discussing a large banking bill of 25,008,000 with uncertain demand. Two individuals from the board and the treasurer were noted. further details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Bill Marter
Jaina
4000 Extra Planes America Plane
Washington March 10. The year campaign for world air security advances as America plans to build thousands of aircraft within five years. Ameen A with unclear actions and outcomes are noted but details are fragmented and require clarification.
Abyssinian Troops Advance Northward Amid Italian Push
Rome reports the East and Grand Italian Army Corps pressing toward Takazze with river bank artillery. Asmara says Emperor Selassie redirects imperial guard northward to counter Italian movement between Amba Alaga and Dewre. Marshal Batexho expects victory and may travel to Italy on leave.
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Three appointees named to External Affairs Department
Canberra March 1 three appointments to the External Affairs Department were announced by the Minister for External Affairs. A. Stirling guest private secretary to the Attorney General P. R. Heydon of Epping NSW and T. Mathew of Stawell Victoria will fill the new appointments with salaries from £546 to £612 for Stirling £365 to £310 for Mathew and £28 to £354 for Heydon. The officers were chosen from four applicants.
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External Affairs
T Mathew
Stawell
Victoria
Stirling
Mathew
Heydon
Arrives at Eundabsra shipboard distress and rescue
Report from the Maralie describes a voyage incident near Double Point where a pipe burst caused a fuel leak and smoke in the engine room. Muir and Olsen reached safety on deck as officers Bray and the Marella coordinated rescue efforts. ship remained on the lee shore awaiting repairs and medical aid.
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Olsen
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Ching
Unclear historic note on Dominion defence and Canada
Fragmentary record shows a Dominion Secretary statement about Tperia defence veering, London premiers Jubilee, and Premier Beeastt. It mentions no undertakings seen asked or given and that Canada could act only with Parliament consent if military action arose from League action.
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K. J. HL Thomax
Tperia Defence
London
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Canade
League Action Canada
Tiger Shark World Record Near Sydney
The World record tiger shark was weighed near Sydney by Mr. E Baldwin of Worcester Massachusetts. The shark reportedly weighed 1900 pounds with the rope tested at 41 pounds and the scales at New South Wales fisheries society confirming the catch during the Great Bari Meet at Watson's Bay. Experts question the figures but find evidence of large sharks off New South Wales.
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Wate
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Bere Ted
Domestic Tragedy: Poisoning Suspected in Me Reid Case
Police probe domestic incident as poisoning suspected in the Me Reid family tragedy. Authorities pursue leads into possible spousal involvement and underlying tensions. No further details available in fragmentary report.
Mob Violence Grips Convents Amid Ruins
Avmanties Associated Press reports mob violence surrounding convents amid ruins. Details describe clashes, property damage, and security responses as authorities work to restore order and protect residents in the affected areas.
Resignations Hit Emperor's Inner Circle in Tokio
An Imperial aide-de-camp and numerous aides tendered resignations on March 10, citing responsibility for the recent coup. The moves appear accepted, with widespread concern over potential promotions and the fate of those remaining in service.
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Tokio
Cogan Honja
Cramfer
Tragedy at Farm as Family Dies in Suspected Poisoning
A husband hired Jefe Rome to work on the father's property while the wife and two children were left at the farmhome. A brother found the house locked and the family dead. Medical exam suggests death occurred about 24 hours earlier. Police found quantities of strychnine and jars of sugar and jam nearby.
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Reid
Howe
Owe Doy
Tempers rise as licensing appeals delay saucy grant
In Srisgane on March 30 the Lezanng Commissions heard an application by the 'Giweens: Sad Masonic Cut for ceribeate o registration. The Temperance League and Licensed Victuallers' Association of Ceeens intervened at the last minute objecting to the grant, citing jurisdiction questions with the State Licensing Inspector.
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Lezanng Coumisiones
Hyar- Temperance League
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Memorial to King George Sought in Brisbane
March 1 page reports a city meeting to raise funds for a memorial to King George. Representatives from civic and church groups heard speeches by Sir James Tivie and Archbishop Duhig. The group aims for a prominent site and a memorial worthy of Brisbane, with over 290 pounds reportedly pledged.
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George
Fife
Lanier
James Tivie
Duhig
War
Lloyd George Harmed but Aims for Australia Visit
London report says Premier David Lloyd George is hurt but hopes to visit Australia this year. He had been invited by the Commonwealth to attend South Australian Centenary celebrations.
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Starch
M. David Loyd George
Australia
Mr. Lloyd George
Prime Minister Advised on Australia Visit Plan
Canberra reports that Me Lloyd George will be unable to visit Australia to attend the semi finals. Prime Minister Mr J A Lyons received the cable and said the visit may be postponed.
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George
Austraia
J A Lyons
Lioyé George
Millions in Germany shift to munition work warns Churchill
London March 10. In a Commons debate on the Defence White Paper Mr Winston Churchill said millions of Germans formerly unemployed now work in munitions or armed forces. He warned Germany faces a dilemma between bankruptcy from internal collapse or a breakup from external pressure as colossal preparations mount and international borrowing limits loom.
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Germany
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Qo Ag
Europe
Churchill Warns on War Risk and German Finances
In Commons discussions Mr Churchill warned that wars may arise before combatants are ready and pointed to Germany's vast internal borrowing funding arms. He contrasted Germany's spending with France and urged stronger naval destroyers while Cabinet and Defence Committee plans were debated, with the Labour opposition split over the motion and Government measures.
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Europe
Olympic Team Selection Tomorrow in Melbourne
The Melbourne venue will host athletes from Australia and other nations as officials announce the Olympic team for the 1935 Olympiad. The selection event will determine the squad for the games, with athletes prepared to be submitted to the selection committee.
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Melbourne
Femece
Horsford Divorce Notice Dissolution Geartsd Details
A divorce notice appears with scattered readable terms related to Horsford and associated names. The fragmentary text references a dissolution action and possible parties, suggesting a legal filing or notice in a local record. No clear dates or complete identifiers are present in the legible portion.
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