Europe Awaits Britain's Move At Streza Conference
Berlin and Paris weigh Britain’s stance as Streza conference nears with German, French, Italian plans for peace pacts. Mussolini reportedly backs an Anglo French Italian agreement to enforce peace if Germany resists, while Britain faces choosing between German or Russian ties and possible sanctions or regional pacts.
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Italy
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Observer
Rink Battle Ends In Police Intervention At Bout
In a chaotic match at the rink police intervened after a disturbance between boxers Burns and Britt. Burns allegedly forced Britt against the ropes and both fighters exchanged blows as officials attempted to separate them amid the seconds’ chaos.
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Bunday
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Reio
Hie Sania
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France Keeps Conscripts Under Arms in Paris
Paris dispatch reports ministers maintaining conscripts under arms amid ongoing debates. authorities emphasize readiness and national service while reform plans face opposition.
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France
Raid on hotel ends with chase and scramble in bar
Queanbeyan police raided a town hotel Saturday night causing a wild scatter as officers appeared in the bar. Several men fled toward a cellar but were pursued and rounded up by constables. About eighteen men were involved in the disturbance.
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Staple Fibre Development Plan Reported in Telegraph
London Saturday copy notes the Daily Telegraph financial writer's disclosure of Staple Fibre Development Eta with £10000 capital forming a 1,800,000 company precursor. It aims to foster staple fibre production and fibre processing in northern England while Courtauld’s Ltd. reportedly expands spinning and loom operations. German, Japanese, and Malay imports influence demand assessments.
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Manchukuo KiM Viking Japan Comment on Tokyo Visit
North ern Teoland Labour Minister J M Andrewal spoke at Arcangh declaring De Valera would never obtain a united Manchukuo Irish republic. He described Tokyo as the center of action with warships likely to avoid firing a rifle while guards held the Akxanke Palace.
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de Valara
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Tak Deniely
Wil Rettle
United States to join drive for international economic plan
In Washington on Sunday Secretary of State Cordell Hull urged aliens to unite for a global approach to ensure peace and prosperity. He said no current talks exist to reopen London talks but nations must adopt a sound economic program and may discuss renewal of the conference.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
United States
Nazis Confident of Victory In Danzi g Election
Overdue yacht and safety fears frame Danzig election coverage as Nazi momentum grows in Suva. Reports detail German propaganda, Goebbels rhetoric, and international reactions while Berlin presses secrecy and restraint amid preparations for a potential annexation.
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Neutrality plans for next war debated in Congress
The New York Times reports the House debated a neutrality policy as war talk dominated the session. Representative Maverick of Texas introduced a resolution, while the McSwain amendment was altered to authorize wartime conscription of financial and material resources, impose 100 percent tax on war profits, and compel industry and transport leadership to support mobilization.
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Indian Wrestler Mandan Singh Disqualified After Strangle Attempt
In Brisbane at Bohemis Stadium Mandan Singh wore his turban during a tie wrestling match with Billy Masake. After Meosko appeared stronger, Singh attempted to choke his opponent. The referee intervened but Singh fell, was disqualified, and Masake needed medical attention.
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Wireless raid at Rosehill Racecourse arrests five men
A sensational raid at Rosehill Racecourse during the Sydney races led to five men being arrested over mysterious wireless messages. Commonwealth officials had pursued the matter for months, with a wireless inspector using a short wave detector during the operation. Police and Postmaster-General's Department officers watched a suspect and seized a miniature Morse transmitter concealed in a pocket.
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Rosehill Racecourse
Witeless
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Smd Selned
Soviet Balloon Claims 129000 Foot World Record
The Soviet union claims a world record altitude of 129,005 feet for a balloon flight without passengers. It carried an automatic wireless system sending signals and landed 12% million feet from the takeoff point. The instrument noted a temperature of 78 degrees below zero at 30,000 feet.
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Moscow
Paring details emerge in Parramatta Wireless case
In a Parramatta Police statement, Walter Bedford aged 28 a weed and radio mechanic faced Wireless Act charges for unauthorised radio activity while consables Grigor and Fleming noted travel points near the rear of a house. Others named include Rufus Naylor investor Charles Rowlee radio mechanic Kinie Gordon and Bere Re Gheelay a clerk, each charged with involvement in the crime.
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Fleming
Mt Vassage
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Parramatta
Walter Bedford
Vlad Trices
Wan
Uting Wat
Rufus Theodore Naylor
Charles Rowlee
Radia
Mechanle
Kinie Gordon
Jour Mallet
Radio Shnoubcer
Bere Re Gheelay
Serees
Postman's Knock Stamp Dealers Loud in Protest
Postal workers and stamp dealers staged a loud protest over frozen ink restrictions. The demonstration featured cries and chants outside the Post Office, highlighting grievances about supply delays and pricing. Organizers urged resolution through negotiations with officials.
Byrd Philatelic fete stalls as polar plans fail
Indications that Byrd's polar expedition celebration may fail emerged as stamp collectors paid 50 cents to mail letters to the South Pole. About 54,000 letters were carried but frozen ink limited cancellations to 9,000 in six months. The effort ended with an incomplete display and a failed release plan. In Asia the Communist band near Kwei-yang is said to be driven back as Chiang Kai-shek's forces mass to oppose the Reds, with 75,000 troops facing an estimated 50,000. A major battle is anticipated soon.
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Little America
Kwei-yang
Marahal Chiang-Kal- Bhek
Drive Chiang Kai-shek's Onslaught in Kweichow Province
Shanghai report on the civil war front describes Chiang Kai-shek led anti-Communist forces pressing to crush the Communist army in Kwei-chow. The province has seen decades of fighting with both sides committing killings and shootings as the struggle intensifies.
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Kwei-chow
Chiang-Kai-Shek
Death of Former Chief Justice Sir William Cullen
Sir William Portia Cullen formerly Lieutenant-Governor and Chief Justice of New South Wales died at Leura last night after a long career in public service. Born at Jamberoo, he studied at the university, was called to the Bar in 1883, served in the Legislative Council for Camden, elevated to the Upper House, and became Chief Justice in 1910 before retiring in 1925. He was knighted in 1911 and acted as Lieutenant-Governor on several occasions. Funeral arrangements include a state viewing at St Andrew's Cathedral and a 10:30 am service, with the procession to the central railway station.
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Ehip
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Roosevelt Plan for Jobs for All in Washington
Roosevelt pushes largest peace time appropriation in US history to fund the dole ending plan. After months of bitter fight, the bill gains Senate and House approval to place 3,800,000 men to work on public works and relief projects. The measure grants the President broad authority for two years to use funds for employment programs.
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United States
Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Mulwala Canal Starts as Premier Steves Turns First Sod
The Mulwala Canal project in the Berinquin Irrigation district had the Premier of New South Wales turn the first sod. The canal aims to irrigate 3,000,000 acres across Wakool and Deniliquin areas, linking to Balranald and extending toward BiJiabang Creek, with 1,200,000 acres of cana l and 1,498,000 for subsidiary channels. Estimated total cost stands near £1,886,000, to be spent over six to eight years, with £900,000 pledged initially.
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New South Wales
Stevena
Jwangth
Oh Wren
Abot
Wakoul Bilge
Ton District
Ton District Areas, South-Weat and North-Wadl of Deniliquin Novi of Y BiJiabang
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Jenmad
Mulwain
Wakoo
Deniliquin
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Wala
Egyptian Mission Talks Trade With British Ministers
A conference between Egyptian officials and British ministers at the Foreign Office discussed trade and policy. General officers and diplomats attended to review relations and potential agreements shaping Egypt’s external commerce and regional stance.
Dominion Talks Cover Broad Empire Trade Policy
The Sunday Times reports that talks between the Governor and Dominion ministers at the jubilee celebration will center on overseas operations and travel quotas. Discussions will explore long term Empire economic policy, development of imperial finance, and migration redemption.
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The
Sunday Times
Lloyd George invited to cabinet committee meeting
London Saturday. Mr Lloyd George, whose recovery proposals were submitted to the Government at the request of Prime Minister Romony MacDonald, has been invited to attend a cabinet committee meeting on April 14.
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Lloyd George
Romony MacDonald
Cabinet
Odin before Christ in German conscription policy
A periodical essay by General von Ludendorff argues forceful unity under Odin and Christ for new German conscripts. It condemns organized religious conflicts and external foes while praising German army cohesion and international peace as attainable through spiritual solidarity.
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Christ
General von Ludendorf
Waly
German Tower 1
Gremana
Adda
Abyssinia and Italy Armament Debate on Agenda
Abyssinia draws attention to Italy's attempt to build up arms as a topic at an upcoming meeting. Frenor's denunciation of Deena will be monitored. The discussion centers on Armament and a potential military buildup affecting the region.
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Abyasinia
Italy
Cambridge Contest Report Aims at Mission Clarification
Fragmentary text from a Cambridge event references a contest or race with names like Bevan Attar ey and Menetea. The readable parts mention winners justified, a gear or software note, and a question about sources and outcomes. No clear dates or places beyond Cambridge are readable.
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Mons
Fous Jengthe
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