League Council Appeals Over Abyssinia War
Geneva reports on the League of Nations Council urging Italy to observe the protocol and seek unity to halt aggression in Abyssinia. British and Italian delegates argue for firm action while private sessions debate the failure to conciliate, and a neutral delegation pushes for a broader appeal to all signatories.
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Defences of capital made ready in Abyssinia
Addis Ababa reports say the government will not abandon the capital. Evacuation plans include airlift of British nationals to Somaliland if the capital falls. The Bank of Abyssinia closes Friday and staff depart for Djibouti. Abyssinian forces prepare a last stand as Eritrean troops advance toward Addis Ababa.
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Reprisals Risk in Tokyo Trade Talks
Tokyo reports rising tension as Japan weighs using trade protection laws once aimed at Canada last year. Asahi notes discussions include possible duties on Australian wool and potential Australian reprisals, with government caution and consular warnings issued.
Fierce battle near Addis Ababa reports limited details
A clash north of Addis Ababa is described with sparse details. The Italian forces are said to have launched an attack as Abyssinian defense lines around Shole Meda Jilge Harrar Awash and Warrahallu remain in Abyssinian hands. The Emperor, accompanied by Imperial Guard, is believed to be in Naeth Abyssinia with the Crown Prince reportedly engaging about 130 miles from Addis Ababa.
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Sheep Exports Ban Urged Over Japanese Trade Risk
In Sydney on Tuesday Mr. Tully urged state and federal action to stop sheep exports to Japan citing 185 of 4,200 origin shipped to Japan as the first instalment. He warned of wool trade dangers while noting New Zealand as a rival and calling for measures to protect Australian interests.
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Bendigo Murder Case In Court Today
The Crown argues Chandler returned home intoxicated and attempted to influence witnesses. The defense rejects the submission as no genuine case is made, with Waney Totton urging the matter be left to the jury.
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Eden Sees Abyssinian War Dooming League Fate
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden warned the League of Nations faces grave consequences if the Abyssinian war ends unfavorably. He cautioned that incomplete membership weakens protection of the Covenant and urged all powers to uphold the League to establish a rule of order against aggression.
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League tensions rise as Addis Ababa action looms
London reports say Italian troops near Addis Ababa as League Powers debate obligations. Paris laments European decline and calls for end to guerre without delay. Copenhagen notes British Ambulance service returning from leave, recounting air raid casualties.
Entombed Miners Rescued Amid Harsh Nova Scotia Rescue
A dramatic rescue at Moose River Nova Scotia sees three men trapped underground after a earth fall. Doctor D E Robertson and Herman Magill a Toronto lawyer, along with mine employee Alfred Beadding, faced cold and famine while a 141 foot pipe supplied food medicine and oxygen. Despite floods and delays by shifting ground engineers pressed on with the line to save them. Magill died from cold and exhaustion as rescuers redoubled efforts to free the survivors.
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Christian Heroes Raises Debate On War Duty In Manchester
Mr A Dulf Cooper told a Manchester audience that Christian history honors soldiers and rejects the view that fighting contradicts faith. He argued scripture offers no authority for pacifism and warned Church leaders to defend a man’s duty to defend his country amid a graver European situation than 1914.
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Hughes Makes Slow Recovery After Motor Accident
In Asbury on Tuesday March W. 2, Hughes shows slow recovery from injuries suffered in a motor accident. He will likely remain in Towpltel for another week as Dame Mary Hughes is much improved.
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London Loans Resumption of Borrowing and Market Hope
London money market may be tapped again for development funds as investors expect a revival. Commonwealth Treasurer Casey avoided comment on Investor's Chronicle claims of rising Australia funding needs, while noting current reserves appear sufficient to meet commitments. He warned against relying on external sources despite a softer local rate outlook and cited State budgets easing overall borrowing pressure.
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Salary restoration seeks full restore for Commonwealth members
Commonwealth members push for full restoration of salaries and ministers' allowances before cabinet decisions. Proposals estimate costs: £16,605 to restore members and equalisers to £1,000 annual, £26,000 to remove emergency care on public service salaries, rising to nearly £50,000 if all Commonwealth employees are covered. Also outlined are rises to ministers, Speaker and President, chairmen, and opposition leader salaries with various totals.
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Lost Plane Arrow Gives New Hope
Melbourne reports Pilot G Allen told the Air Board he saw an arrow marked on Delamere Station 100 miles north of Wave Hill. The ground sign pointed north with 3 ppm, while searchers scoured Delamere Station for signs of the marker as Allied air units plan further patrols toward Bourke and Newcastle Water.
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Full Court Denies McArthur Extradition Appeal NZ
The High Court unanimously dismisses John Shaw McArthur’s appeal to extend from a judgment involving extradition to New Zealand under the Fugitive Offenders Act. The court notes NZ warrants were invalid but finds jurisdiction remained with New South Wales magistrates. McArthur faces a £6000 penalty and police reporting duties.
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Murder Charge Details From Hewitt’s Bar Tragedy
Fragmentary police notes describe a fatal confrontation at Hewitt’s bar. Witnesses name Hareman and Mowitt in a dispute ending with a death. statements hint at admission of a foowoo amid confusion and conflicting accounts.
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