Italian Assurance To Britain In Abyssinia War Bid
Italian premier Mussolini assures Britain that Italy will respect British rights in Abyssinia as troops are readied for East Africa. The Daily Mail correspondent in Bolzano reports continuous troop sailings and Italy’s pledge to uphold international obligations while urging restraint at Geneva.
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London
Daily Mail
Bolzano
Ward Price
Signor Mussolini
Mer
Italy
Rome
the Times
East Africa
Daily Air Mail Plan Hints Cabinet Message
Melbourne report notes cabinet will back a plan to resume daily air mail between Australian capitals. Proposals set a two pence rate for the first year with possible reduction to one halfpenny later. Also urged bi weekly London to Sydney service with charges cut from two pence to one penny.
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Melbourne
Daily Air Mail
London
Sydney
German drift menace of crowded cities
The Reich Interior Minister Frick opened a fake national Congress on population science, warning of gradual decay from high birth rates and state of overpopulated cities. He claimed excess births outpace deaths, stressing strain on workers and the need to control immigration and family formation.
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Berlin
Germany
Port- Honna
Frick
Reich
Interior
National Congress of Icientifc
Prayer Call Revisions Prompt Tense Debate
Fragmentary note reports a stalled prayer call amid tense diplomacy discussions. The brief references wind and treaties, with vague mentions of events or voices urging restraint and respect. No clear names, places, or dates are legible.
MacLeod Clan Chieftain Hope Faces Opposition
Two Victoria residents challenge the MacLeod clan succession on grounds of a contested sR document. The dispute centers on leadership eligibility and the path for the next chieftain amid regional scrutiny.
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Victoria
Sassax Saad
Ete
Theft of Arms Somalis Cross to Ethiopia
Addis Ababa dispatch says three thousand Somalis seized arms for 0,000 men and crossed into Ethiopia. Italian Consul asks Emperor Haile Selassie for return of arms as bolster to Abyssinia. Somali forces move toward Harrar to join Turkish allied forces under Wahib Pasha. Feudal barons met the Emperor to seek swift action against the Italians.
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London
Tussany
Addis Ababa
Daily Express
Somalia
Ethiopia
Haile
Selamale Dindalma
Harrar
Wahib Pasha
Italian Move for Expulsion of Abyssinia
London dispatch reports Signor Mussolini's intent to expel Abyssinia from the League. Discussions suggest possible Italian mandate over Abyssinia if justice for the Trejan cause is recognized, with implied severe police measures to enforce any action. The Paris correspondent cites Signor Gecruti's talks with M Laval as corroborating signs of the expulsion plan.
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London
Paris
Signor Gecruti
M. Laval
Signor Mussolini
Abyssinia
League
Africa
Langue
Trajan
Abya- Hale
French Cabinet to Decide Attitude on Abyminis Meeting
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt signed the neutralit y bill as the French cabinet prepares to decide its stance at the league meeting. American neutrality law is cited amid the tense diplomacy and looming Abyminis discussions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
No Tax Relief Protest From NRMA Secretary
The NRMA secretary voiced strong protest at the government's failure to provide tax relief to motorists. He noted petrol tax had raised over £38 million, with £218 million repaid by states and £17 million flowing into consolidated revenue amid rush-hour work and tariff remissions.
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Sydney
Wersday
NRMA
al Johnson
German Colonies and War Aims Asserted by Government
The Commonwealth Government rejects surrender talks on German colonies in the Pacific. Officials insist Australia’s wartime efforts are safe and effective and that terminations of colonies must be returned to Germany. The stance emphasizes continued suppression of German expansion and a firm commitment to strategic goals.
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Commonwealth
Mandaten
Puck
Germany
Stronger Defence Motions At Returned Soldiers League Meet
Sydney held discussions on defence resolutions for the annual Returned Soldier s League conference. Motions urged strengthening naval and military forces and reintroducing compulsory training, protecting volunteers, and considering a referendum before entry to war with Australia nationalising industry in wartime.
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Sydney
Australis
Casino
Australia
Ex-Mayor James Walker Cleared Of Tax Charge
Washington dispatch reports the Department of Justice ruled ex Mayor James Walker owes no income tax and will not be persecuted. Walker had lived in exile after resigning following the Seabury investigation. The ruling may clear the way for his return from isolation in the Mogliah countryside and ease scrutiny of a New York municipal scandal.
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Washington
Department of Justice
James Walker
Clive
New York
Walker
Mogliah Countryaide
Seabury Investi
Lyons Trip Cost Spurs Government Attack Rumor
A misread line suggests a parliamentary dispute over Mr Lyons travel expenses. The text hints at a government attack and a possible inquiry into material delegation details. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR damage but point to a political controversy around Lyons and official costs.
Weather Bureau Forecast Promises Rain Breaks Drought
Sydney forecast notes at 8 am indicate improved chances of general rain in the north west region. A tropical depression centered over Central Australia is expected to move eastward over the next 24 to 38 hours, potentially ending the long dry spell.
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Sydney
Waitnesday
Weather Bureau
N.8.w
Central Australia
Border Clash Spurs Heavy Casualties in Simla
More than sixty tribesmen killed and 46 wounded in a Saturday clan clash near Simla as British Indian forces respond. The Indian Army reports on frontiers as education and television debates unfold in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Simla
Sydney
Meq
A. W. Hicks
Ansnstant
Or of Education
Rise in wool brightens outlook at Winchcomb Garson Ltd
At the annual meeting of Winchcombs Garson Ltd shareholders Mr Harald Ball forecast a 20 percent price rise from September levels as wool values opened higher for 1035 36. He noted reduced clip seasons yet strong demand with buyers ready and no stocks on hand in Australasia. Prospects for the coming season appeared brighter.
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Rydney, Washmuoday
Winchcombs, Garson Ltd
Harald Ball
Bell
Dudak
Continental
Australa
Aetason
Sleeper Attacked in Melbourne Home Incident
Police report a man attacked a 14 year old girl in Prahran at 2.46 am after she awoke to screaming. The intruder stood over her, grabbed her by the throat, then released her as she screamed for help. Paramedics attended and no serious injuries were stated.
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Melbourne
Misa Mar- Jorie Dillon
Exsenfaen
Mra
Mary. Killott
Prahran
Monogir
Tar
Coughing Up Tooth Sparks Damages Case in Hay Court
In Hay’s Causes Court, Martin Wingert and EJ Cook, a dentist, allege a dental operation left Wingert with reduced energy and claim Cook’s conduct was negligent. Wingert says after a November 9 1990 procedure he coughed up a portion of a tooth on October 2 1994, and disputes the general anaesthetic outcome.
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Sydney
Martin Wingerter
EJ. Cook
Abbotstard
Hay
Wingert
Cook
Plea for Lower Taxes Draws Speech in Sydney
The President of the Taxpayers Association Mr J Blackellar White urged tax reductions after the Federal Assistant Treasurer Mr G Casey said the Commonwealth cannot evacuate the burden of taxation. White warned continued high taxation harms social and economic prospects and argues tax cuts would boost private spending, increase employment, and lower government social service costs.
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Sydney
Taxpayers’ Esociation
J. Blackellar White
G. Casey
Commonwealth
Tribute by Lyons on Boullin retirement from opposition
Prime Minister J A Lyons paid tribute to Mr Boullin's ability and personal qualities after Boullin decided to resign as leader of the opposition. Lyons expressed regret that Boullin relinquished a post he filled capably and noted Boullin's cooperation with the government and lasting friendship. A telegram from the wronged treasurer A Cassy also expressed concern and best wishes for Boullin's health.
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Ml Hearth
Sue
JH Beullin
J. A. Lyons
Mi Boultin
Lyon
Boultin
Ucateom
Teader
Moullin
Mr. Lyons
Treasier
A. Cassy
Mr. Boullin
Federathip
Support for Mr Forde Melbourne Wednesday
The Federal Labour Movement shows unity with Mr Forde as successor to Mr J H Beullin. Interviewed at Wagga, he pledged to push unity in the Labour movement regardless of leadership outcome, aiming for one Labour in the Federal Parliament and equitable base.
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Melbourne
Wednearay
F WW. Forde
J. H. Beullin
Wagga
Forde
Bouilin
Social Credit scare suspends government savings payments
In Calgary on Tuesday the Reid Government halted all payments on Government Savings Bank Savings certificates. The move follows a rush of depositors amid the anticipated social credit inauguration. Outstanding certificates payable on demand total 1,000,000 dollars.
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Calgary
Alberts
Reid
Savings Bank
Social Credit
Boys Confess Robbery in Central Police Court
A boy named Thomas McAlister admitted breaking into a store with another boy and stealing goods and a revolver. Maurice Beaumont and Sydney Johnn faced charges of handling stolen items. Beaumont collapsed during the hearing as evidence concluded.
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Sydney
Thomas McAliater
Sheppard
Central Police Court
Maurice George Beaumont
Atorchaeper
McAlister
Speneila
Fred
Bydney
George Johnn
Elven Robbe
Hasring
Avidence
Beaumont
Prayers At Sydney Cathedral Over Abywainian Dispute
A large crowd gathered at Sydney's St Andrew's Cathedral on Wednesday for a special intercession service seeking mediation in the Abywainian dispute. The ceremony urged leaders to consider the suffering of the vulnerable and to seek peaceful resolution despite ongoing tensions. The railway accounts for July report revenue fluctuations and freight activity, highlighting concerns about cost and trade stability.
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Bydney
Wemnesday
Jewish Challenge at Lucerne sparks debate on immigration
The American Jewish leader Stephen Wien warned in Lucerne that immigration enforcement will banish those who violate sanctities. The town protested against falsehood of racial superiority. He said Jewish immigration answered Spanish aggression and should shape Germany’s future.
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Lucerne
Stephen Wien
Nislataon
Germany
Soviet Note Harms U S Soviet Row Cools Ties
Washington reports say the Soviet Union rejected the United States protest by disclaiming responsibility for the Communist Internationale note. Relations suffer though no break is planned. The State Department ordered a reduction of diplomatic establishment at Moscow, a move prepared in advance of London’s developments.
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New York
Tooeda
Washington
the Times
United States
Rumaia
Boviet
America
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Lon Day
New Deal Funding Standoff Delays Major Programs
Congress adjourned after Huey Long blocked the 100 million deficit bill delaying many New Deal projects. The day saw conferences and compromises as the administration rewrote loan plans and social security funding, with disputes over sourcing funds and President’s authority.
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Washington
Congress
Huey Long
Welt
Court Scene Echoes With Disruptive Defendant
In Sydney on Tuesday Marjorie La Coupe Boulet Lacey aged 18 faced the court after causing a disturbance by shouting at the Sudee during a Parra matt Heevat proceeding. Detectives testified to a chaotic scene inside the courthouse as appeals court proceedings unfolded.
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Sydney
Marjorie la Coupe Boulet Lacey
Matt Heevat
cHee Appeal Court
Soage
Aes
Wake Amid Wet Course At Royal Usibourns Meeting
An event at Royal Usibourns saw a notably wet course affecting participants including Vinitore Mien Pyle Wade Ragland Onisbea and others from Victoria England Meatland and Leeland. Spectators and readers reacted as conditions favored cautious pacing.
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Ming Mona Maolend
Victoriad
Mies Phyiica Wade
Ingland
Jon Hammond
Jamis Andarson
Meatland
Mra J. Wallonr
Leeland
Ninhville
Victoria
Sloan
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