Italy and Britain Seek Common Ground on Sanctions
May 2 report from Rome notes Signor Mussolini told a Daily Telegraph representative that Italian friendship with Britain remains essential. Semi official circles say Italy aims to avoid pressing for immediate repeal at Geneva and may not send a delegation to the League Council. Italy denies propaganda in Palestine and says Britain may keep troops at Addis Ababa if desired, as tensions with Britain persist.
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Rome
Mussolini
Daily Telegraph
Britain
Geneva
Italy
League Council
Palestine
Addin Ababa
Mussolini’s Italy and Britain discuss League status
The Times correspondent reports Mussolini’s envoy Grandi urged continued actions to gain League membership and sanctions relief. Eden said sanctions remain a League matter but would inform the Cabinet for the June League meeting. Mussolini aims for peace, Abyssinian work, and European stability through Italo British cooperation.
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London
Lisity
Mussolini
Feywsa
Ciafan Aznibessaor
Mir
Eden
Bettia
Italy
Signor
Grandi
Paecist scheme ap proved and urban development noted
A scrambled report describes government approval of a paecist scheme linked to Abysemia, air dispatch, and the setup of warehouses. It mentions municipal services and an aqueduct project in Addie Ababa, with engineers and police reorganizations cited as part of the plan.
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Panest Mercantile
Ube
Equi
Makati ! Audis
Ababe
Grazlaai
Addie Ababa
Ttafam
Unwanted Vessel From Abywrinin Seizes Illegal Arm Cargo
The La Bania Mérie, aiming for Abywrinin, sought permit to land a hazardous payload valued at £56900 after a Gibraltar detour. Authorities refused permission, with landing attempts thwarted at Sark and Caernarvon as ships and crew faced detentions and tense negotiations.
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Herome
Gibraltar
Orena
Arptin
Arma
Tungirr
Landy
Fieyom
Sark
Caernnes
Srevwent
Fimlené
Arshin
Seaplane Ports Case Highlights Jury Language Issues
Fragmentary report describes a trial involving seaplane ports and a jury troubled by the judge’s wording. The text notes defense concerns over potential misunderstanding and the impact of language on the verdict, with references to standards, dominions, and pretrial impressions.
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Yecaane Ii
Engiesd
Dominions
Jedge
Fudge
Australian appeals court delays murder case in Melbourne
Report from Melbourne outlines tormented appeal proceedings over the murder of James Sectimer at Tomamemathe, with discussions about Privy Council review and potential stay of execution. Amid conflicting legal opinions, government and court actions reflect broader questions on Dominion criminal justice and fair trial standards.
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Melbourne
Arnold Bodewmas
Csharg Geol
Jame Sectimer
Tomamemathe
G. A. Kate
Rade
Sina
Alleged murder case heard in Police Court
In Uowooma on May 2 Edward Young, a witness, testified about a confrontation on the verandah with Morrie Gly and Morrison present. The defendant and his brother Eric denied involvement while witnesses claimed threats were made and a cry of pain followed a short time later.
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Uowoomba
Babert
Edward Yorg
Morrison
Glasby
Eric
Witnesa
Naval construction debate in British House of Commons
London May 2 19 debate on supplementary intimates of 10 3 million for new naval construction in the House of Commons. Lord Stanley voiced opposition to increases while noting Germany France and Italy are building battleships. Winston Churchill urged scrapping ships, Kenneth Lindsay defended Admiralty obligations and future scrapping plans.
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House of Commons
Australia
Phillip Sevscoe
London
Lord Stanley
Germany
France
Lily
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
K. Kenneth Lindsay
The
Appeal Dine by Privs Cownoel on behalf of the appellant
On behalf of the appellant Mr D r Pritt WC submitted that the jury erred in facial alterations related to sanity defenses. The judge directed the jury, while the defense argued for different reasoning. The petitioner's counsel urged that the court should consider alternative determinations in the criminal charge.
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Pritt
Maputo
Westy
Variation on Building Trades Award Variations
In Brisbane on May 2 in chambers of the Industrial Registrar the Australian Producers Amo Avon Lad applied for two variations of the Building Trades Award. The registrar ordered the action to be filed for consideration with detailed terms to be sent to involved parties by a specified date.
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Brisbane
Amoavon
Building Trades Award
Pier
Smo
Fragmentary Local Notice on Fatal Injury Incident
Fragmented OCR text mentions a fatal injury with phrases like fatally hurt instantly and references to May 2 and locations including Arnot Rome. Details are unreadable, names and exact actions unclear, but suggests a brief public or news item about a deadly event with limited legible identifiers.
Labor Strikes Hit Factories Over Wages and Overtime Demands
Workers at several factories stage a strike seeking higher wages and end to overtime. They threaten extended action unless the Labor Ministry and authorities reach an agreement. Managers report many employees still on site while negotiations continue, with talks centered on wage increases and scheduling reforms.
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Ministry For Labor
Somvectin
Mata Industries
Palestine riots flare as troops clash with Arabs in Jerusalem
May 28 report from Jerusalem says British troops shelled Jerin and returned there after Arab attacks that damaged Jewish orange groves and forests. RAF searches for terrorists while Arab mine throwers strike at Jaffa. A policeman killed an Arab as crowds dispersed. first British casualty noted with constable Robert Bird shot in the stomach while patrolling the old city.
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Jerusalem
Jenin
Royal Air Force
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Goliceman
Robert Bird
Old City
Military Frcs Melbourne Planes Reinforcement Basis
Melbourne May 39 A military communique outlines reinforcement plans by the Military Board for a defense council meeting. Officials say fear will be eased and preparations proceed. News reports suggest privately disseminated details amid a large pay scheme and training period increases for volunteers.
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Melbourne
Wstrate Miliary Forest
Military Board
He Dyfence Council
Palestine
Coronation Proclamation and London Broadcast Plans
The proclamation will be read tomorrow using traditional wording from the Council of Ulster, with a large audience preparing to perform at Westminster Hall and a ceremonial procession. Reports say the coronation will extend beyond Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, with possible TV coverage by The Mail and a broadcast of the oath to global viewers. The Duke of York and other councillors including Ramsay MacDonald and the Aga Khan attended the Privy Council meeting.
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Ulsini
Pease
Westatingter Hall
George IV
London
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
1 Mail
Ch Aneregation
Pekick
Duke of York
Stamey
Ramsay MacDonald
Aga Khan
Queen Mary Journey Sparks Mixed Reactions On Board
Australian Associated Press reports sages from the liner say despite the ram of files from Cherbourg the voyage was largely comfortable with passengers praising the ship. They note reduced vibration and a smooth ride though some acknowledge stress on schoolchildren and families as they travel home.
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London
Fonday
Cherbourg
Anca
Liewelyn Rae Het
Mets
Faneberg
Police case reflects alleged frame up at North Sydney station
May 7 Sydney report states Ernest William Howe of Domaide Flacktown claims Serge Chis tenon Donnelly Gran anil police agent Kelvin Lynch framed him in a 5 P tear arrest. Howe says at North Sydney police station Constable Grant slapped him multiple times as the incident unfolded.
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Sydney
Uae
Toad
Snguerng Inte
Mes
Eal Heen
Ernest Waliant Howe
Doomaide
Nes Flacktown
Serge Chistenon
Donnelly
Gran Anil
Kelvin Lynch
North Sydney Police
Grant
Fragmentary note on Med Ban Drowne event
A heavily garbled OCR fragment mentions Med Ban Drowne and an unclear event with scattered words about payment and a possible tally. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.
Harrowing 24 Hours After Ranch Accident
Helpess for 24 hours in May at Withersfield Station after F L Comiskey was thrown from a horse while mustering cattle. He lay helpless for 22 hours with a broken leg and unable to move. Cries were heard by Vickers who took him to hospital. He described crawling for help, using a stick and wood pieces to keep warm through a cold night.
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Rockhampton
F. L. Comiskey
Withersfield
Hin
Vickers
Comiskey
Viam
Mrmdar
Faithful Friends Rescue Injured Rider from Night Forest
A rider without food or water and a badly latched horse struggled through the night as locals heard Valerie Kelpie’s cries. Neighbors formed a stretcher from bags and saplings and carried him a mile to safety where Kavien and Mery theelops aided his care in hospital.
Notable Trial Reports Amid Flawed Text
New York on May 2 reports the arrest and murder trial of Nancy Titerton, a noted juvenile author, with jurors debating the defendant's intent and mental state. The trial spans nearly four days, addressing questions of motive and sanity before a decision on possible execution.
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New York
Joby Firma
Arith
Nancy Titterton
Not Square Aboriginal Twin Born in Mornington
Mornington Talend reports the birth of twin Aboriginal children to Orton Hilaa and Melen. The event was noted in Brisbane on May 23 with details about their lineage and the families involved.
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Brisbane
Mey
Orton Hilaa
Melen
Mornington Talend
Fragmentary Chant of Police Inquiry and Planting Accusations
Fragmented OCR narration outlines a commission inquiry into police conduct. It references alleged planted evidence and a defense challenge to officer culpability, with remarks by Mr Jo MacKar and Judge Markell on the factual status of claims and access to material files. Names and precise positions are inconsistently rendered in the text.
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R Winrleyer
Howes
Jo MacKar
Lonch
Lynch
Lloyd
Markell Cifortumatey
Lose
Seth
Seth Temmed, I Dost Think Saive Honor Shill Put Ib Thet Way, |G Ge Markell
Tariff Policy Defended by Prime Minister at Launceston
The Prime Minister addressed the Australian Women's National League in Launceston praising tariff policy to boost secondary industries and employment. He cited Japan's federation stance and a tariff-related relief message on foreign goods, amid reports of Australia’s improving overseas balance and wool exports.
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Launceston
J. Auyons
Japansm Economic Federation
Australia
Canberra
Australan
Commonwealth Statistician
Relief measure for cotton goods on order in Canberra
Canberra announces relief on certain cotton goods on order to ease effects of recent tariff changes. The minister, Mr. T White, explains duties and bye law rates for items like tea cloths, tablecloths, napkins, and unhemmed linen, with conditions for firm orders before March 3, 1936 and area entries before November.
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Canberra
T. White
White
Canterbury Church Debates Adultery And Divorced Communion
London May 29 Reuters report on Church of England views amid marriage problems. Debate centers on whether divorced persons should be admitted to Holy Communion and if remarriage while married should be grounds for exclusion. Convocation forms committee to study the issue amid concerns over moral standards and clergy guidance.
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London
Pey
Canterbury
Church of England
Japan's Tolerance in Geneva Shapes Opiam Debate
Fragmented OCR report cites critics of Japan's actions in Geneva touching on opium, western powers, and regional influence. It mentions accusations of drug trafficking, refuge for operatives, and alleged poisoning linked to Japanese policy. The text is garbled but centers on Japan facing international scrutiny and moral pressure from the United States and allies.
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Geneva
Mark
Strat Fuller
Japan
Canada
China
Meco
Far East
Ormsby Gore Appointed Colonial Secretary in UK Update
London reports that Mr Ormsby-Gore has been appointed Colonial Secretary succeeding Mr J. Jermay as Secretary of State for the Colonies. The former Works minister takes over in a reshuffle, with details of the transition outlined.
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MR. Ormsby-Gore
London
May
Ormsby-Gore
Comes Ooner
Mrr. J. i Jermay
Federal line up in country party split report
Fragmented report from Melbourne notes a clash between country and federal lineups. It mentions committees and party secretary statements, with uncertain references to state organisations and council meetings amid factional tensions within the party.
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Country Party
Criminal Appeal Fails In Death Site Case At Gilgandra
A chaotic text fragment reports a criminal appeal failing in a death site case at Gilgandra. Names such as Janes Earsmat and Mr T McMahom appear amid garbled phrases. The readable parts indicate a conviction and an angered reaction from a police or official seat.
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Janes Earsmat
Baring
Ey Beeriel
Gilgandra
Earemen
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