Japan Denounces Treaties and War Aims Exposed
In a frank AP interview, Japanese official Araki declares no apologies for actions in Manchuria and China and threatens to resist British and American naval pressure. Kurusu denies a wool boycott and says Japan will seek alternative wool sources to balance trade without subsidies.
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New York
Tepan
Washington
London
Duister
M. Araki
Associated Press
United States
Japan
Manchuria
China
Tokyo
Kurusu
Bureau of Commerce
Australia
Inner Ring Misquoted in Trade Party Clash in Sydney
A broadcast speech by JH Gordon Bennett of the Chamber of Manufacturers denounces an inner ring linked to the Country Party and Free Traders. He warns against abolishing protection, blames importers for political manipulation, and urges farmers to expand home markets to save Australian production and jobs.
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Sydney
Chamber of Manufacturers
Gordon Bennett
Magitt. Ls
Rifreductione
Hve
Country Party
Am Rathiess
Selven
Farmera
Bennett
Africa
Australia
Japan
WROPE'S WHEAT Higher Than Last Year
National notes indicate European wheat production will rise versus 1993 with imports from major exporting countries and Russia expected. Estimated totals show a notable increase in tonnage, while Britain and Rome adjust forecasts amid market shifts.
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Rome
Biri
Wali
Hal News Evening Gathering At Home Of Mr and Mrs Majurday
Our correspondent reports a neighborhood social at the Hindintriot home to welcome members of the OM district Identity. Mex Dyce and granddaughter Blan attended. Widespread well wishes extended for Mrs Auberyan Roxpite and Japhne Morris who remain under care. Alan Houthner injured, foot still painful, seeks best treatment.
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Mr. J.cop
Hindintriot
Mex Dyce
Blan
Chnren
Japhne Morris
Hal
Alan Houthner
Pregtiog
Germany to End Propaganda Broadcasts Aimed at Africa
An unnamed speaker at Muntoh criticized Austen and analyzed Austria's industrial invasion while implying Germany would cease propaganda if Britain and France shifted policy. A Viennese visit by Dr. LOL Fas Hew and a brief meeting with Mussolini are noted. A German student group vandalized the Arc de Triomphe and Boniegne. party leader Mouthwell recovers from illness. A school play at Hall Bancol entertained parents and friends, showcasing teacher Mr. Marvis's efforts.
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England
France
Germany
Ria
Muntoh
Austen
Austria
Hall Bancol
Marvis
Soviet Expedition Finds New Islands
Moscow reports an Arctic expedition led by Profemor View discovered a new island group at latitude 78 66 N longitude 84 60 E. They name it the Taventin Inlanda.
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Moscow
Profemor View
Tragedy in Alps Kills Four Eton Climbers on Rovey Peak
Four masters from Eton College tied by one rope plunged headlong to death while ascending Mt Rovey in the Bernina Alps. A near party went out to search for overdue climbers when a guide reported finding the four bodies at the base near Wish wall. Names and full details incomplete.
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Eton College
Mt. Rovey
Bernina Alps
Amite
Hunter
E W. Powell
Houserpantur
Wooton Mouse
New State Boundaries Move Aids Boundaries Commissioner Nomination
Executive Council approved H. S. Nicholas as Boundaries Commissioner for the New State movement. The article also notes Cambridge crews from 1907 and 1909 and recounts a tragedy where climbers died on a glacier, with rescuers and local officials attending the funeral procession through Pontresina and to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Executive Council
H. S. Nicholas
K-C
New State
Early trade revival optimism in Britain markets
London reports show a buoyant trade outlook with The Daily Express noting hopes for autumn revival in British trade far above pre slump levels. The Stock Exchange buzzes with activity and brokers call August the busiest since 1928 1929, as firms expand staff and investment flows pick up from America. Projections say next year’s crop and distillery demand could sustain gains, despite ongoing prohibition tensions and global uncertainties.
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London
Deily Express
Stock Exchange
Gandhi fasts amid Indian government attitude doubts
After 48 hours without food Gandhi met visitors and issued material for the newspaper Harlan while the government signaled flexibility on his civil disobedience stance. A government communique urged Gandhi to abandon disobedience if he seeks full liberty to pursue reform efforts.
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Calcutta
Jeri
Willie
Simin
Williedon
Hombay
Corneil
M. Dandtt
Gait Olanan
Privigrea
Ban
Larwood Future Dark as Fast Bowler
Report from Hondon notes Larwood may adopt off spin due to ankle injury and bone specialist advice. Doctors disagree on treatment but hope for a season recovery, possibly denying a fast bowling return this year. If worst comes, Larwood could become a slower bowler or shift to batting and fielding prominence.
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Hondon
Lorda
Trent Bridge
Larwood
Saason
Yeicketer
Evan
Wichhin
Nolte
The Royal Canberra Gait Handicap Run Results
Saturday crowd at The Royal Canberra Gait Handicap meeting saw J J Deady lead with a score of 62 from a 23 handicap. Other finishers included W T White, FX Behnelder, Ryle Newman, H E Jones, W McDonald, A Martie, Williams, M W Lilean, C Colina, Parker, J McKem, J A Ball, O Callaghan, R Mulhearn, J Pilahte, W Clarke, McKinnon and others with varied handicap figures and placements.
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Royal Canberra
J. J. Deady
Leon AP Gnd
Mi HE
Ghnock
W. T. White
FX. Behnelder
the Holy Hatfield
Ryle Newman
H. E. Jones
OW. F. McDonald
The
A. Martie
Dk .Williams
M. W. Lilean
C. Colina
Ther
F. J. McKem
J. A. Ball
O'Callaghan
R. Mul Hearn
HL J. Pilahte
Cob
W. Clarke
Ickinnon
News in Brief: Hanging, Drownings and Freight Shifts
A man found hanging in a bathroom. a youth believed to have jumped from a bridge railing. police recover a harbour body later linked to August. Freight reductions from Australia to the United Kingdom are welcomed by exporters. Several road accident injuries reported on Prompact Avenue near Melbourne.
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Sydney
Frederick Douglas
Hn Redfern
Buppessd Bridge
Bulcise
Robert Graney Graham
Mwibeain
Mudgee
Melbourne
Australia
United Kingdom
Exporwrs
Resing Gyatiata Mun
Gundes
Arthur
Munige
Swinlam Mackie
Alan Newton
Henry Lakte
Altre
Alucris Sug
Nore
Ten Insurers Fraud Case Convicts Sentenced at Old Bailey
A 32 day Old Bailey hearing led to ten insurance fraud and conspiracy convictions with four guilty pleas. Sentences total 199 years penal servitude, effectively 40 years. The scheme allegedly involved about £270,000 with losses to insurers and Lloyds. Justice Humphreys denounced the ringleaders while dramatic court scenes and sobbing relatives accompanied the verdicts.
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London
Old Bailey
Amora
Connel
Humphreys
Ty In
Naurance Companien
Lloyd's
Bienum
Teaudulem
Justice Humphreya
Leopold Harria
David’ Hartia
al Seara
Riley
Marka
Thal
Jarvis
Justice Humehreux
Marks
Juatice Humphries
Weagentenrad
Juntic
Leopold Haritage
Yilfan
Anid Hr
Hwne
Aloyninge
Danger Lane
Willinen Herivel
Trail of Fire Gang Capture Tied to Prolonged Inquiry
The capture of the nrerwleing Rane followed extensive investigations by William Crocker and a Lloyds underwriter insurance specialist, who led efforts for an insurance company. The report notes collaboration between investigators and insurance experts in resolving the case.
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Nrerwleing
William Crocker. &Nalteitor
Tn Insurance
Lloydx Underwriters
Insurance Companiea
Shadowed conspiracy to rob exposed by evidence and officials
The article describes a long running scheme where Capsol and others were watched by investigators and police informants. Crocker’s agents tracked associates in various venues, with plans for future criminal acts halted by documented proof and house surveillance.
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Capsol
Aguin
Renault
Duninessen
Crocker
Head of Gang Tied to Large Annual Income Case
A fragmented report outlines Leopold Hurrin as a key figure in a firm linked to a me ntio n of aliases and allegations. He allegedly rose to a substantial income by age forty while facing inquiries over alleged involvement in fraud and insurance schemes. The article mentions his connections, wealth, and a recent raid by authorities.
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Iaopold Hurrin
Agen
Sore
Heme
Thoyda
Wallabies Triumph in Port Kila by Fifteen over Kastan
In a rough Port Kilealerh match the Wallabies led Kastan 14 to 3 at halftime. They improved after the break, winning by a margin that reflects stronger ball control and sharper forward play, despite earlier miscues and confusion in the text.
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Wallabies
Port Kilealerh
Dean Peunof
Germans Defeat Britain in Athletics Match at White City
In a meet held at White City Germany defeated Britain by a wide margin. Bert Meyer showed clear superiority in throwing and jumping, securing the victory for Germany. The contest proceeded smoothly though the report notes some antisemitic boycott sentiment during the event.
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Britain
London
White City
Germany
Viritain
Bert Meyer
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Rita Renpire
Trades Hall
Mr, Bennett
Country Party and Free Traders
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Halle Imber
Tia
Wrope's Wheat
Hall News
Berlin
Vieni
Bignor Mumsolini
Paris
Boniegne
Alps
Eton
Eton Oalet
Het
Howson
O! Jourdetay
C. White-Thompson
Ian Fet
Bion
Powell
Cambridge
Hamsey
Blehed
Ala
Gunpar Cras
Mack
Grows
Pontresina
Eaglian
Ite
Centurion
America
Kewlant
Gandhi
Future Dark
Trail of Fire Gang
Rolla Royth
Reyhounda
Hoynotdn
Hartin
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