Germany Resents Geneva Resolution and Protest Notes
Germany issued notes of protest to all League Powers including Australia after the Geneva resolution condemning Germanys rearmament. Berlin objects to the councils right to judge, deems it discriminatory, and signals a forthcoming stance. The Times Berlin correspondent notes the protest lacks a German peoples proclamation. Boersen Zeitung criticizes the resolutions patronising tone and Litvinovs Bolshevik boldness. France says it is not worried by the protest and that Germanys actions are not yet required to respond.
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Berlin
Germany
Australia
League Council
Gergmoy
the Times
Staten
Silr
Boersen Zeitung
League
M. Litvinott
Opaitiera
France
Friction Delays Pact Talks Between France Russia
Moscow and Paris face a hitch in continuing talks after France cancels a planned visit by Litvinov. Conrail War casts regional tensions as diplomats reassess timelines.
Secret Treaty Poland To Aid Germany Alleged Text
Paris reports the Russian Foreign Affairs Minister Litvinoff cancelled a Paris visit over a hitch in the Franco Russian mutual safeguard pact. The piece notes rumors that Poland would guarantee German troops through Polish frontiers to repel aggression, while Poland pledges not to act without German consent.
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Paris
M. Litvinoff
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Saya M. Luvol
PARIB
Russia
Caechoslovakia
Lassourer
Hag
Iocal
Capubian
Germany
Toland
Fuary
Berlin
Hitler
Paria
Poland
Fredom
M. Laval
Saat
North-Wetl
Turkish aim to fortify Dardanelles and Bosporus raised
The Times reports Turkish Foreign Minister Aras warned the League of Nations that if Germany and its allies are freed from treaty impositions Turkey would reclaim the right to fortify the Dardanelles and the Bosporus. Soviet support from Litvinoff is noted, but critics doubt parallels with past treaties.
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London
Batur Érhe Times
M Teading
Jeilen
Tewfik Ruabdi Aras
League of Nations
Germany
Turkey
Bosphorus
the Times
Litvinoff
Russia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Ireay
Rome talks on Austrian Italian rearmament and Entente objections
In Rome Mussolini and Austrian Vice-Chancellor Prince Starhembarg held a lengthy discussion over the Little Entente objections to rearmament in Austria Hungary and Bulgaria. The fate of plans for a joint Italian military aid and training of Austria’s new army remains unsettled amid preparatory talks and possible Italian military assistance of up to 80 000 troops.
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Rome
Mussolino
Prince Starhembarg
Autreiia
Hungary
Alec
Tnd
Tr Tm
Signor
Mussone
Uener
Guurhemberg
Italy
Tion
Austria
United Press
Btarhemburg
Mussolini
Moscow fears cradle of war in European conflict 1938
The Moscow correspondent for News-Chronicle reports Russian fears of a smothering European war in 1938. Russians believe peace relies on British statesmanship and the formation of a European security bloc. They claim without such a system a war is likely, despite Red Army strength, and predict German relations with Hitler may not temper a conflict.
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Moscow
News-Chronicle
Britain
Europe
Russia
Red Army
Real Torme
Germany
Hitler
King George Sends Greetings to Hitler on Birthday
A telegram from King George congratulates Adolf Hitler on his birthday. The Foreign Office had locked the War Office out of the room, delaying communication. The note mentions 41 war planes from storm troops and references a desk before going on raster kolt seMider’s present.
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Suklit
George
Adolf Hitler
Raster koltseMider
Hitler Birthday Parade in Berlin Marks Controversial Day
Berlin reports describe a nationwide display for Adolf Hitler’s birthday with crowds at the Chancellery. General von Blomberg and army detachments marched to drums as Goebbels and Dietrich praised unity and mobilization, spotlighting extreme rhetoric and party leadership.
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Berlin
Hunday
Adolf Mitler
von Blomberg
Herr Dietrych
Maal
Amiid
Stromon
Inter
Goebbele
Hiller Wiethday
Germany
Aod Ca
Gerhil
Bur Hiller
Hier
Wimash
Fatal car smash near Bridlington kills pillion rider
Mrs Mollison and her party were weekend visitors at Bridlington when a collision near Hull involving a motor cycle and a car caused the rider Franki Lorrimar to be critically injured and passenger Harry Bamany to die. Mrs Mollison's party escaped injury. her car and the motorcycle both suffered damage. The father stated the driver was traveling about ten miles per hour under the limit.
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London
J. A. Molilacn
Ming Amy John von
Bridlington
Yorkshire
Trevor Jones
Blackpool
Hull
Barmeton
Cycta
Franki Lorrimar
Piliton
Harry Bamany
Mra Molliton
Tila
Mollison
Mra
Mollivon
Bho Val
Hom
Shooting mystery shadows Hobson case reported
Fragmentary report details a shooting mystery around Hobson 37, with a revolver found near a wounded man. Text is garbled but suggests a home search and disputed circumstances, mention of Letrout and Yad It la Uhoapeht in unclear relation to the event.
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Young
Id Hobson
Baker
Erin
Hobson
Collision at Kogarah Hospitalized Eleven Injured
A crowded motor parlour coach collided with a light car at Kogarah. Eleven people were injured including Edmund Shaw and Amy Griffith with fractures and shock. The light car caught fire but occupants escaped. Ambulances rushed the injured to hospital as the wreckage and chaos spilled onto the footpath and street.
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Kogarah
Edmund Shaw
Queensland
Amy Grifith
Eiondi
Cecil Trevanton
Newtown
Pioresce Boorm
Bondi
Bryan
Neweniend
Tart Larsen
Izay
Pemreugere
Bydney
Elilo Prince
Lorne Whalley
Leon
Bun
Panengery
Conscription Plans Amid Unemployment Relief Aimed by Government
A fragment notes German Austrian policy promising immediate relief for unemployment through conscription and national works. The government would fund up to £13,000,000 in sterling for allocations including £2,000,300 for road projects and suspend motor programs as part of emergency measures.
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de. von Schuschnige
Peoadeaat
Warehouse Fire Rages Along Brooklyn Waterfront
Sunday a large warehouse blaze on the Brooklyn waterfront drove rubber and tar paper into flames. Smoke and toxic fumes forced hundreds to be evacuated as the underground transit system shut down. emergency crews removed many injured and treated at hospitals for smoke exposure.
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New York
Beodklyn Waterfront
Air Cadet Killed in Australian Crash Near Melbourne
Air Cadet Lindsay Cyril Murray, 19, of Alexandria, died when his Wapiti aircraft crashed on a trial near Mt Bryant Adger ton. The body was found at the wreckage’s end, crushed and shocked, and pronounced dead within minutes at the scene despite a nearby resident’s aid.
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Melbourne
Bryant Adgerton
Babarat
Lindsay
Cyril Murray
FLAAM
Alexandria
Flying & Wapiti
Murray
Dub
Albury Man Held On Vagrancy Charge In Murder Context
In Albury the local police court remanded Robert Henfierson Rae until May 4 on a vagrancy charge amid claims he confessed to being the murderer of a girl found in a culvert. Rae said he came from New Zealand and could not recall entering a newspaper office after a leg wound hindered memory.
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Adelaide
Robert Henfierson Rae
Rae
Albury
Fhe
New Zealand
Wee Thart
Diegort
Amateur Still New York Halladay and the Tennis Offer
Amateur tennis figure Halladay discusses remaining amateur amid offers to turn professional. He references the Maritiah Lawn Tennis Association and a pending film contract that could have earned about 100000 dollars. He cites loyalty to England and the Davis Cup, and notes his engagement to Mary Lawson is called off.
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New York
Halladay
Persy
Billie Leonia
Wiling
Kingland
Tait
Maritiah Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Ooure
Mary Lawson
Lawtor Nome
Sala
Professrom
Perry
Wen
Ign
Ingland
Drought Broken Over American Dry Best Ruined Farmers
Drought relief efforts appear to loosen after a severe dry spell that devastated farms. Many farmers abandon holdings as crops fail and lenders tighten terms, leaving rural communities stressed and seeking government aid.
Dust Clouds Gone Chicato End Dust Storm Fear
A Dust storm relief arrives as heavy rains break the drought across the Panhandle and nearby states. Reports describe downpours in most of the state, with cold mist west into New Mexico. A Montana family plans to relocate to calmer skies in western Montana or Idaho after a dust storm drives 12 people from their home in a caravan heading west to Gay. They expect further migration as residents fear a brutal coming summer and describe life as unsafe during the dust period.
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Chicato
Tetay Panhandle
Oklahoma
Tibuquenque
New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
Jperty
Livingston
Montana
Dustatorm
North Dakota
Cavalen
Gay
Idaho
Uhey
Merchane
Tradeanen
Oklahoma City
Colorado
Texas
Kansas
NewMuextco
Bless This Country and Her King Jubilees Poem
Un Laureate John Manefield authorizes Daily Express to publish Verna from his Jubiles poem set to music by Walford Davies. The six lines invoke mercy, peace, power, and a blessing on the country and its king amid renewed spirit and unity.
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London
Bund
John Manefield
Daily Express
Verna
Ir Walford Davies
Dust Blown Warnings and Exodus Across Dust Bowl Lands
Residents flee as hot winds and dust storms devastate fields. Windy conditions threaten further depopulation, with two months of upheaval expected as government efforts to curb dust fail. Agricultural areas suffer erosion while faith in relief efforts wanes amid ongoing arid weather.
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Simmer
Wortor
Haran
New Deal Pensions Bill Moves Through House
Washington report outlines a proposed federal pension program and related social welfare measures. The bill would fund old age pensions, children's and mothers' benefits, and unemployment insurance with payroll taxes. It envisions federal aid to states and supports workers' compensation, with tax provisions ramping up over three years.
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Washington
House of Representatives
New Mate
Rooervelt Vail
Ceeikure Et Commanisse
Sapub
Ataten
Saul
Mussolini Says No War This Year In War Talk
. Mr Harold Bondertan, Daily Kaxprens special in Abyssinia, reports from London that Mussolini invited him to discuss the world crisis. He said Italy seeks no war this year and that Italian forces in Bomaa island are a precautionary measure, with the Emperor ready to grant League demands.
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London
Bunday
Harold Bondertan
Kaxprens
Ahyantein
Inerur
Minne Aussolini
Omar Wnd
Muwaotiat Hin
League
Bignor Mussaliai
Bomaa
Signor Mussolini
Canberra Easter Tourists Turned Away Amid Packed Hostels
Tourists faced shortages as Canberra hostels filled over Easter with hundreds of visitors turned away. Hotels across the area were full forcing some travellers to seek accommodation as far as Coruna, while crowds gathered around Parliament House in the afternoon.
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Canberra
Coruna
King’s Jubilee Fund Raised For Majanites Support
A privately gathered fund among Tiegianeo retainers since the Lue treaty of 08 1072 has raised £1600 for a joint gift to Those Majanites from the Trial Seen Btate. A portion will buy two souvenirs and a humane dedication to home care and RiTADE.
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Dumlin
Bunday
Tiegianeo
Lue Traaty
Maternity Allowance Policy Reform and Form A Withdrawal
A Treasury note reports parliamentary concerns over maternity allowance and hospital influence on expectant mothers. Form A, used for prenatal or postnatal claims, is to be repealed to prevent nursing or institutional payments. The government acts to remove the form and expedite the auction process.
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Bin
Madburn
Mme
Casey
Baem
Theatre Siege Ends After Weeklong Stand
Actors win out as authorities seize control of venue after a siege lasting more than a week. Volunteers and residents report cleanup and a return to normalcy as the city begins restoring routines.
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