Four Power Pact Publication Adds Revision Clause to Armies
Paris reports in Le Matin the proposed Macdonald Mussolini pact outlining that Germany France and Italy accept treaty revision in line with the League Covenant if revisions avoid open conflict. If disarmament stalls the trio and Britain, they would permit Germany equality of arms by staged steps via agreements among the four powers.
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Paris
le Matin
Germany
France
Italy
Britain
WOUX POWER PACT AND FRENCH ATTITUDE IN PARIS
French officials advocate continued cooperation with Britain and the United States while opposing a peace plan. Paul Boncour cites support for a Tangible working arrangement among Allied powers. The debate centers on guaranteeing German demilitarization and ensuring Russia’s stance aligns with Allied goals.
Lord Cecil Doubts Treaty Revision
Lord Cecil questions the policy behind treaty revision and the aim for a draft convention at Geneva. The House of Lords debate touches on how the proposed changes may alter existing treaties and international relations without a clear shift in policy.
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Lord Cecil
Betting Tax Bookmakers Fined for Breaches of Law
In Sydney Priday reports that bookmakers faced fines for breaches of legal requirements. The regulatory action targeted failures to maintain proper turnover records and to supply requested documentation within the stipulated time.
Coalition Cabinet Formed in South Africa Amid Government Change
In Capetown Thuradas and Hertfox conducted a brief interview with the Governor-General while a new government formation was underway. The cabinet was announced shortly after Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister dB. Hertaog. Other ministers listed include N Haven for Finance, C Miniater for Internal Affairs, Hofmeyr for Hallwusa and Befonen, C Pirow KC for Labour, Trade, and Industry, Duron for Native Affairs, and P. 4 W. Orohtar for Agriculture, with Clarkson handling Posts and Telegraphs.
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Thuradas
Hertfox
Waa Ais
NM Hertaog
Miniater
Interine
Me. Hofmeyr
Hallwusa
Befonen
C. Pirow
K.C
Labour
Minaya
My. Duron
Native Affaira
Br. P
W. Orohtar
Miniter
Agetennure
Dc Kemp
World Conference Laindon Talks End of May or June
Prime Minister Mamsy MacKonatdy and Farelan Secretary Air Joh Elmon conferred with American delegate Mr Norman Davin on reducing spending at the economy conference. Lynn proposed an end of May or beginning of June, contingent on reparatory work by the organization committee. Davin noted the timing was already known.
France Hints World Congress Move to Washington
New York reports that French officials floated the idea of relocating a world congress from London to Washington amid talks on peace and postwar arrangements. The push signals efforts to curb past failures and foster a broader multilateral conference.
Air Disaster Not Due To Engine Failure
Trussell Thorway reports primary inquiry into a deadly air crash found no engine fault. Investigators blamed a damaged pipe and related factors. two victims identified as High Meira and Kathleen Meltrath to be buried in Lukewill Derbyshire. Large crowds attended viewings and aviation authorities offered condolences.
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Kethleen Meltrath
Lukewill
Derbyshire
Uruk ‘Uylor
Kathleen'e Guardian
French Sur-Tax Sparks British Debate on Trade
In the Commons, Mr TT J O Connor urged adjournment to protest France’s discriminating surcharge on Hyitialt rody. The Secretary to the Department at Oversewn Pride said negotiations showed France would not enter general talks while the impost remained, and hoped France would respond in due time. The Import Duty Act valued the levy at 100 percent if discrimination persisted, but the government reserved its powers.
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London
Honor of Commons
TT. J. O'Connor
France
J. Colville
Tienart
Heilein
Cheern
Dominion Exports Debate Over Trade with Dominions
Lt Col Ackland Thyte of the Conservative party signals government readiness to negotiate with the Dominions on tari rates as Dominion experts review conditions under the Ottawa Agreement Cal. Ackland-Troyte proposed a deadly arrangement.
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House of Comomna
Ackland Thyte
Killett
Dominion
Ottawa
Ackland-Troyte
King’s Prize Won By Orbost Sailboat Crew
Orbost sailor Frias Dr J and companions from Orbost Victoria win the Kinws rifle wheating event. Gartlee, Phillips and Mupdonald place, with payments totaling 28 shillings each. An agency rate cited at 40 percent.
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Orbost
Victoria
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Mt Yanmee
Wad A. Ia
Foot
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Tornado Ravages Texas and Nearby States Transports Toll
A severe tornado struck the Texas area and crossed borders into Louisiana and Arkansas, causing multiple deaths and injuries and widespread damage across communities on Thursday night. Authorities report several missing and property losses, with rescuers aiding affected neighborhoods and assessing the disaster zone.
Pirate Hunt Sifts Land and Sea for Nanchang Pirates
An international man hunt on land and sea surrounds Newchang after four British officers are seized by Chinese pirates aboard the steamer Nanchang. British and Japanese war ships and aircraft sweep broad waters to locate the raiders and recover the crew.
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Shanghai
Newchang
Nanchang
British Action To Investigate Reports Of Atrocities
British officials in London briefed Parliament on German Jewish persecution and the League of Nations, with a request to report on authentic news. The War Secretary outlined limits on British action, while incidents in the Far East and New Chwang highlighted piracy and kidnappings affecting British subjects.
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Germany
House of Commons
League of Nations Council
Hitelan
John Almon
Hie
Tere
Te Connell
Opporion
Dir
Lansbury
Wiler
Ri'leh Almbamsdor
Berlin
Lord Hallshar
Bridgewater
Robinson
Himeott
Peiping
Newbane
Lords Debate on Foreign Affairs and German Wheat
In the House of Lords Viscount Cecil argued that many Britons supported peaceful conduct in foreign policy. He urged government action or at least assurances, noting German wheat concerns and the desire for the government to use powers to ease the situation.
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House of Lords
Viscount Cecil Wald
Britain
Germany
Referendum campaign prepares for statewide hear speech
Sydney news reports a comprehensive campaign by the Referendum Campaign Committee to reach every elector. The Premier will address the referendum Tuesday evening at 8:16 p.m. with broadcasts on multiple stations. The Public Services Conference ruled that public servants should decide their voting method locally.
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Sydney
Roy
Atallone US
Public Service Board recruitment inquiry discussed in parliament
The acting Prime Minister Latham told the House of Representatives the Public Service Board advised the Government and that recruitment for the Public Service is under consideration. He said the vision would be adequate for some time and full consideration would be given to candidate opportunities.
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Rumic Service Board
Commonwealth Public Service
Ueore Lawson
Hwa. Lab
House of Representativen
Latham
Omanda
Jewish Refuge Urged in Palestine in 3000-Strong Meeting
A 3000-strong gathering at Kingsway Hall adopted a resolution appealing to the Government to grant asylum to German atrocity victims and to facilitate refugee entry into Palestine, while supporting a boycott of German goods.
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Palestine
London
Kingsway Hall
Power shift hinted as Hitler gains backing in Germany
The report says nationalist forces push for stronger leadership while President Hindenburg deliberates. Von Papen and others seek control of the National Party as internal rifts widen with Dr. Oberfohren’s resignation over ties with Hugenberg and the Nationalln group.
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Ming
Wim
Natonaliat Party
al Herr Hugenbure
Nationslat Party
Oberfohren
Natlonatint
Relohata
Han
Graver charges laid against Vickers engineers
Moscow dispatch reports the Daily Telegraph that charges against Vickers engineers have shifted from sabotage to espionage. The case involves handling or stealing a state secret, with the maximum penalty death by shooting. Bail is anticipated before a burial set for April 16 at a Supreme Court seamen’s special court.
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Moscow
Daily Telegraph
Vix Vickers
Archmd
Supreme Cour
Sir Esmond Ovey to visit London
The Foreign Secretary announced in the House of Commons that the Metropolitan Wickera Co situation in Moncow required urgent attention. A message was sent to the British Ambassador in Moscow asking Sir Esmond Ovey to return home immediately for consultation. He left for London today. during his absence the embassy will be led by Counsellor Mr. Strauge.
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John Aimon
House of Commons
Wickera Co
Moncow
Btrauge
Sydney
Ir Hand
W. M. Baester
Badler
Radler
Moore
Farmingieian, Waratah Co
Wilk
Abrahams
May Not Return to Mancow Star Farewell At Station
At the railway station a farewell for Bip Eamond and Lady Ovey was led by a large group from the Diplomatic Corp. Air Hammond and Lady Ovey were with their child during the departure, indicating they may not return to Mancow.
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Morcow
Bip Eamond
Lady Ovey
Mancow
Diptomatic Corp
Air Hamond
Serious views in London on saffin remarks in Moscow
In London discussions with Whitehall circles, Sir Kajwund Ovey is said to return to Moscow unless a mutating development occurs. Other quarters caution over M. Litvinoff and Sir Ewnond Ovey's methods and the Mexico reference. Cabinet splits on aggressive versus conciliatory action to avoid a diplomatic break and aid to the ambassador.
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Xprean
Maya
Fragmentary message urging justice for persecuted Jews
The text presents a fragmented plea claiming proof of persecution and demanding an end to pressure on Jews. It argues for simple justice toward countrymen and calls for redress and an end to press strangulation, though the wording is garbled and incomplete.
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Germany
Dutch Obstacles To Survey Of Air Mail Route
London reports that the British Force Office and the Abattalion Resident Minister Bruce urged the Dutch Government to remove hurdles delaying air route work. Frpit-Lieut. Rosa surveys landing grounds on the Anglo Australian route Singapore to Darwin, including Dutch territory. delays tied to the Dutch at Stude towards Ross in Singapore, affecting Commonwealth tenders.
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Omce
Bruce) Lax
Rosa
Singapore
Darwin
Durch
Stude
Ross
Commonwealth Inc
Eotlun
Margarine Menace to Butter Industry
The Premier stated the government aimed to protect the dairying sector from margarine products that closely resemble butter. He noted over 20,000 workers in the industry and warned that if margarine makers do not meet standards, authorities will enforce the law.
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Dungon
Mrr
Stevens
Naw
Milk Board Inquiry Hearing Sees Witness Complaint
The Milk Commission resumed today with a witness, W. M. Baester, who says he faced a boycott after a dispute over milk delivery. He claims the milk supply was tied to other goods, while officials debate evidence and potential witnesses for the inquiry.
Mayor of Chicago Death Report After Councilman Shooting
Chicago reports the mayoral death after a gun attack linked to the Boycott Committee and Anton Cermak. The assailant fired a bullet wound directed at the target, with references to Efforts by the group and surrounding Jewish church leaders. The incident mirrors earlier Bavarian city violence and hints at retaliation in political tensions.
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Chicago
Thurtar
Ameaiaeyas
Indaageh
Calcagnie
MD. Anton Cermak
Karl A. Mayar
To Renounce German Nationality Reported in London
London Thursday report notes Dr Tinstein, a noted scientist, writing to the German Legation claiming renunciation of German citizenship and stating he had already withdrawn from the German Academy of Sciences.
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London
Tinstein
Academy of Drianes
Postal Clerk Robe Theft Report From Fruhren Post
A theft of 1800 pounds intended for invalid pensions at Fruhren Post Mee was reported on Friday. Penal detectives and authorities were directed to watch for a suspect as decorations and garbled names obscure specific details.
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Fruhren
Ester Ace Cart
Matas
Bea
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