Abyssinian Crisis Dominates British Cabinet Meeting
British cabinet to meet within the week to review the Abyssinian crisis after the collapse of the Three-power Conference in Paris. Eden and Foreign Secretary Hoare prepare to brief on the situation as Little Entente pressure grows and Italy’s aggression looms.
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London
Paria
Anthony Eden
Signori
Mussolini
Sona
Wr Bald
Mipi
Times
Ems
Lanbury
Tork
Ant Canfwfuay
Scott Lidgett
H.R L. Sheppard
Lambury
Um People
Christma
Samiuel Hoare
Norfolk
Sandringham
Eden
Parin
Paris
Br. Balawin
Alg-Les-Be
Carbinet
Italian Air Force Increased Strength by Ten Thousand
An Italian air force expansion reports an enlistment rise of 10 000, increasing total personnel to 40 483. The move reflects Mussolini era military buildup and aims to bolster regional air power amid ongoing commitments.
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Rromm
Monieyignor
Mussolini
Dr Teres
Australian Resources Leader Optimistic at Chamber Meeting
An Australian business figure expressed optimism at the annual chamber meeting, urging unity among Australians to face economic and taxation challenges. He highlighted cooperation across sectors to address potential conflicts and to work toward broader prosperity.
De Valera to Attend Geneva Assembly
Dublin correspondent notes Eamon de Valera plans to attend the Geneva League Assembly to present the Free State view on the Italian Abyssinian dispute and to outline government aims for peace. The piece also references unemployment trends in Rome amid military mobilization and industrial slowdowns, with a sharp rise in jobless figures.
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Mandlay
Dublin
Daily Telegraph
de Valera
Geneva
Rome
Tualy
Atresta
Crisis hits stock markets in London trading
London Tuesday reports a dramatic fall across gilt edge securities and industrials amid the Italo Abyssinian development wave. Traders note caution against liquidation with little buying support and increased selling pressure in the session.
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London
Stock Exchange
England's Turn Tall Score for First Tonings
England's batting dazzled as Leyland and Langton led a dramatic counter against South Africa. A record ninth wicket stand of 187 sparked by Langton plus a 76-over spell of bowling left England with a commanding 470 total, while South Africa struggled to convert early chances.
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Leyland
Minchell
Langton
Haile
Bell
Balasian
Mont Vievere
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Het
Dalton
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Robing
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England
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Crisp Cow
St Cameron
Mitchell
Wichale
Amna
Ny ‘Sundries
End in sight as seamen head to compulsory conference
Seamen meet at Town Hall and empower the Federal Executive to seek best settlement terms with owners. A mass meeting backed free selection for Murua men and wage payments, ruling out a strike committee amendment. Management committee to attend a compulsory conference called for tomorrow.
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Sydney
Tealay
Radio Exhibit Fire Destroys Berlin Hall and Instruments
A major fire broke out during a media exhibition in Berlin destroying the wooden building complex within an hour. Origin suspected in the television section, many valuable instruments burned. Fire trapped diners in a platform restaurant 200 feet high overlooking the radio tower. Rescue efforts saved women first as flames rose to 150 feet. many people were killed in nearby halls.
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Mdia
PTL Ia
Guesta
Atuircyne
Fost
Halle
Trade Treaties and Australian Trade Policy
Sir Henry Gullett reported from Warsaw by telephone to the Australian press association outlining the Austro-Polish trade treaty situation. He stated Australia aims to expand wool and textile manufacture while ensuring treaty commitments remain intact. he hoped Prague talks would yield final arrangements before traveling to Atlantic.
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London
Munilay
Henry Cullett
Australi
Henry
Tourists and publicity plan for seaquin centenary report
The State Cabinet accepted an honorary report from Mr. Stanley 8. Crick who returned from an extensive tour to study tourist activity and publicity abroad. The report references the 1958 seaquin centenary celebrations and outlines steps to ensure the centenary success. Mr. Stevens noted early exploration of all avenues to support the sesiul centenary.
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Sydney
Stanley
Crick
Stevens
Sesiulj
Casey Rumored For London Post In Federal Parliament
Freely rumoured at Gee long today that R G Casey may retire from the Federal Parliament to become High Commissioner in London succeeding S M Bruce, who is to retire. The report links Casey with the London appointment as Bruce prepares to step down.
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Melbourne
Geelong
R. G. Casey
London
5. M. Bruce
South African Tour Profits Reach Record Levels
The tour has been a financial success with a record profit of £3000 and an expected total near £10000. Strong play and favorable weather boosted results, aided by the second Test victory.
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London
Sydney waterfront strike blocks 37 steamers at wharfs
At a ten-day meeting two telegrams were read, one from the Australian Shipowners Federation proposing settlement on previously announced terms, the other from Patrick Line seeking men for the freighter Craigend and promising engagement irrespective of discharge conditions. The strike has tied up 37 steamers, leaving the Sydney waterfront crowded with inactive ships.
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Australieg
Tong Fowa
Navy Morale Decline Cited by Rear Admiral
Boston dispatch reports charges of steadily falling Navy morale. Rear Admiral William Sons criticizes promotion system and calls for reform, while Admiral William Staley disputes the allegations and notes retirements. Washington adds Admiral Blix’s retirement to the debate.
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UN Navy Department
Wiliam Sons
Sip
Washington
William Staley
Lima
Blix
Ja 8
Polson
Otivery
Melbourne decision moves seamen meeting forward
A seamen meeting in Melbourne empowered the executive to confer with owners and report back at a subsequent gathering toward week’s end. The resolution nearly mirrored the one passed in Sydney, signaling coordinated action across ports.
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Melbourne
Tuewtny
Sydney
Divorce Plea Involves Wenterweller and Wanterwell
Former constable Calvin Watah testified in a divorce suit by George William Wenterweller against Elizabeth May Wenterweller. He described two years of personal distress, claiming harassment. a witness said he was shot in the left dream and faced police discipline for allegedly shielding Mrs Wenterweller. The hearing adjourned.
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Sydney
Tuendlay
Calvin Watah
Wu Wan
George William Wenterweller
Elizabeth May Weaterweller
Walk
Xhleld
Wanterwelier
Wenterweller
England Eyes Four Day Tests Against South Africa
Capetown reports Mr J. Pitts president of the South African Cricket Association arriving from England said future Anglo African tests would likely be four days. He added England misjudged South Africans strength with three day tests and would push for an extra day to improve their chances.
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Capetown
J. Pitts
South African Cricket Association
Ingland
England
Fire at Sinn Fein Headquarters Claims Lives and Downtime
In West Wyalong on Tuesday a mysterious blaze at Sinn Fein headquarters trapped destitute Annie and her daughter Mrs O'Higgin. The court heard Townsend practised dentistry as an unregistered person and that the work was performed by a man named Bryant. Townsend was fined 10 shillings on two counts after evidence detailed payments and arrangements for dental work including fitting plates and impressions.
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West Wyalong
Willan Arthur
Townsend
Ublin
Sinn Fein
Pot
O'Higgin
Annie
Maurice
Hector Ridley
Dann Mat
Reginald Anthony Ayres
Bryant
Robert Peery
sTownsend
Tennis players favour American zone report from Perth
Torn fragmentary report details Turnbull and McGrath two members of the Australian Davis Cup team arriving in Fremantle by ship. Turnbull privately says next year the team should challenge in the American zone as the competition shifts.
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Perth
Turnbull
McGrath
Australis
Volunteer Crew Secured for Freight Vessel
A large pool of volunteers assembled to crew the freighter Craigend for a Brisbane voyage. Cooks refused to work with volunteers and deserted, but replacements were quickly found. The Seamen’s Union urged volunteers to wait, but to no avail. The Craigend cleared at 6 pm for Brisbane as talks continued amid tensions over crew recruitment.
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Genaalion
Feouit
Patrick Company
Brisbane
Ain Manths
Thetewaede
Seamen's Union
Thom Mareralds
Patric Company
Aes
Pyjama Murder Mystery Hints at Anonymous Tip
An anonymous caller alerted Melbourne police to a grisly case tied to a victim on Amith Street. The informant provided a name and claimed the killer lives nearby, but police have not traced the source despite 20 Amith Streets in the area. Investigators urge the caller to ring the number again.
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Oeen
Uw Cub
eMbcer
Melbourne
Agun
Chase in canoe bydyney over iron theft probe
In Clyde area a man and youth were seen driving a lorry to a lane with iron ore. They fled when challenged by a detective. The youth fled into a canoe at Duck Cross, later overturning and crying for help as the detective rescued him. A long investigation follows.
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Bydney
Clyde
Hole
Hote
Cheaper Meat in France Through Committee Accord
The Committee for Control of Commodity Prices secured the Nixon Agreement for a ten percent cut in meal prices, promising cheaper meat in France. The move targets reduced costs on basic foodstuffs amid ongoing price controls.
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Committee For Control of Commodity Priee
Nitchern
Severe storms lash New Zealand and man wanders alpine wreckage
Severe storms grip parts of New Zealand with bitter winds and heavy rain. A climber on Ruapehu became separated from companions and wandered for hours before rejoining the group, suffering exposure and injuries from the trek.
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Auckland
New Zealand
KE. Yatew
Ruatehu
Diisawral
Hie
Wilfertage
Eranp
Massy Cup Burrowa Protests Draw Decision
A Massy Cup protest in Canberra challenged a recent draw that matched Burrowa against Yuasa Cromewetl. Officials ordered a new draw, avoiding a potentially unplayed match for the Massy Cup. Semis see Malongio vs North City, with winner facing Booth City in the final if progress continues.
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Canberra
Queen Teyun Om Buntlay
Tndue
Burrows Wold
Yuasa Lend Cromewetl
Queanbeyan
Burrowa
J. Lee
W. Solttert
Suniay
North City
Mania Oval
Tess Toane Anlahed
Nora
Booth City
Ana
South City
Aimor Premiera
Tomorow
Extradition Hearing for Hector Hobson in Unclear Charge
Extradition proceedings proceeded at the Central Court for Hector J Hobson alias Hector J Hobson aged 22 an accountant. He faces a charge related to embezzling 20000 dollars from Whnon Spear and Company of Los Angeles while employed there. Detective Calman said Hobson claimed he was appointed Federal Receiver for the company but had no role in its management. He left America after four months in the country and was remanded to Lamy Bay awaiting extradition.
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Jense Hobaon
Hector J. Hobaon
Central Court
Whnon Spear and Company
Los Angeles
Calman
Hobson
Impaulty
Ih. Ie
America
Australie
Mohann Wan
Lamy Bay
Bengal Accepts Australian Cricket Visit
The Avaam Cricket Association Ras decided to accept the Australian cricket visit and offer profits from Calcutta games. The association will not pay expenses but promises a share of profits, arguing the team should not be billed for costs.
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Bengal
Avaam
Calcutta
Nere
Beriaih
State Lottery Sydney Draws Prizes Names Winners
State Lottery Sydney draws list major prizes and winners with addresses and syndicate names. First prize 44,772 goes to B Castaldi Rose Bay. second 72,420 to Bicepmond syndicate led by R J Burfield. third 4,008 to Try Try syndicate led by Kimbrey. fourth prize 4,008 to Kimbrey. Lottery No 287 to be drawn Monday next.
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Sydney
Pica Wiee
B. Castaldi
Old South Head Road
Rose Bay
Will
Ayn Neate
Min G. Grieves
G. J. Culew
Pitt Street
R. J. Burfield
Etters
Kimbrey
Leichhardt
Two Boys Missing Near Wing's School
Two boys left Wing's School after lunch on Saturday and have not returned. They were last seen heading toward a friend’s home. authorities circulated their descriptions and urged sightings.
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Rydney
Wing
Friend
Ente
Caden Wince
Hotel closing hours policy dodges action in Sydney
The Premier Mr Stevens announced the government does not plan to change hotel closing times. He noted limited discussion and no ministerial consideration of altering hours, emphasizing no immediate action forthcoming.
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Stevens
Ministera
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