Britain Faces Protests Over New Navy Programme
In London a heated Commons debate highlights public anger at Italian bombing and gas use in Abyssinia. Lords, including Cecil and Marley, condemn acts as crimes against civilization and press for decisive action to prevent a.repeat of such warfare while Eden notes protests were forwarded to Italy with Geneva Protocol reminders.
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Greatest naval buildup promised before 1937 ends
Naval writer Hector Bywater says Britain will start its largest construction programme this year, with two battleships, five cruisers, and 12 destroyers laid down, plus submarines and sloops. Three cruisers may be ordered in summer 1937, total 175000 tons, about 13500000, private yards to lead. Tenders for Queen Mary sister ship closing Friday. Tyneside firms pool resources for a joint tender, based on cost plus profit.
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Higher subsidies for Imperial Airways to 14 million a year
In Parliament the Imperial Airways Air Navigation Bill won second reading by 140 to 85, extending annual subsidy from one million to fourteen million and delaying new aircraft orders until funding settled. Critics urged competition limits while defenders blamed foreign rivals for copying methods and delaying empire routes to Australia and beyond.
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Tariff Reversal Defeats Government by Narrow Margin
Government faced two rapid reverses in late night tariff votes as opposition gained control of business. Reduced duties on sanitary earthenware were rejected, forcing a government defeat 32 to 27 after key members sided with the opposition. several ministers signaled opposition to current duties.
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Canberra milk scandal report flags formalin in supply
A New South Wales inquiry into Canberra milk discloses irregularities in chemical composition and stale deliveries with formalin detected in a sample. The report criticizes management, notes fat content fluctuations, and calls for ministerial licensing of producers and price controls to ensure safe, properly stored milk for Parliament House, hospitals, and the public.
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French Denial of Valuation Plans By Finance Minister
The French Finance Minister Regnier today denied that France was considering any devaluation. He stated such a move was unthinkable at a time of economic strain and public distrust.
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Italian Advance Through Asbab Hit Hard
An Italian offensive across Asbab and Mor two Tealian columns push toward Bardo. The operation, described from a volcanic region with 10 degree temperatures, notes 25 aircraft making 100 landings delivering food water and fuel. Abyasinian cavalry faced repeated attacks.
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British Cabinet Talks Delay Declaration Amid Compromise Push
The Daily Mail reports Mr. Baldwin seeks to delay decisions pending full Cabinet discussions. The Foreign Office informed French Ambassador Corbin that Britain will define the limits of discussion while preserving the right to determine what constitutes aggression in light of public opinion.
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Salaries Cut Sydney Tureday
The State Government re enacts the Public Service Salaries Act for a further 12 months while continuing current rates until the act expires on June 50. The president of the Public Service Association, Mr T Hodges, condemns a breach of the premier’s promise to improve conditions for public servants, railways and transport services. The government cites improved finances since 1084 and aims to reduce all awards of the Industrial Commission.
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Ottawa Treaty ad and end of House debate noted
In the Ottawa Treaty context M Lawson announced in the House that proposed amendments to the Minister’s recommendation violated the Ottawa Agreement. He asked for the full opinion text to be made available. The Minister for Customs Br White said the expressed opinion was the Government’s, with a full reply promised if a formal notice is filed.
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Seamen's Union votes for recall of two secretaries
At a stop work meeting of the Seamen's Union, a special meeting was set for Friday to consider the recall motion against Victorian secretary W Clarke and Quesnaland secretary W Casey by J Keenan's supporters. The move followed Clarke and Casey's refusal to recognise Keenan, the general secretary.
Public service budget stance on re-enactment plans
Mr Bruxner said if finances allow no public servants' claims would be considered after the budget is set later in the year. He noted that the public service has already been advised to seek support from agents and organizations as plans to re-enact the Balaton Avi proceed.
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Uncompromising German Attitude Reported From Berlin
Berlin sources say Von Ribbentrop will fly to London with Hitler’s reply to British terms. Berlin daily press predicts no concessions, with the Nazi stance likely to harden before the polling day. The German cabinet is summoned to consider the reply as talks continue through the interim period.
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Aftermath of the Elections in Berlin and Reich Signals
Reports from Berlin indicate widespread but limited anti Nazi sentiment after the vote. Herr Hitler reportedly retains a strong majority, with observers noting the public mood remains unsettled yet the Nazi lead is reaffirmed despite scattered dissent.
Canberra Favoured for Headquarters Amid Aviation Shuffle
Canberra is favored to host the headquarters, with Sydney and Melbourne in dispute. The move stems from an aviation department reshuffle, linking Canberra to the Commonwealth and leaving Melbourne and Sydney as secondary players. The report notes tension between cities and hints at political stakes in the decision.
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Hauptmann's Last Appeal Pails Amid Court Action
The final appeal by Hauptmann fails as the tribunal in Trentom, aged 63, pits its decision against the defendant. Court of Pantene proceedings continue, with Judge and court officers presiding as the case moves.
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