Critical stage of war at hand in Italo- Abyssinian dispute
London reports a cabinet meeting will decide on oil sanctions in a bid to end hostilities. The article notes ministerial committees, Mussolini’s expansion of the National Defence Committee, and possible actions including an embargo. It mentions European reactions and a Rome-Ababa communique on recent skirmishes and Abyssinian railway attacks.
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Samuel Hosre
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Biymor Musolini
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Dylbouti Line
Itallax
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I Duce
Germany
Asiene Coloniale
Mediterranean
M. Reynaud
Eigland
America
Franco
Threatened Invasion of Egypt Reported by Correspondent
A Rome dispatch says unions in the European powers fear a potential invasion of Egypt. The plan envisions two Italian columns from Libya advancing toward Mersa Matruh and Borg el Arab with heavy fortifications and entrenched defenses. British forces are described as capable of inflicting heavy fire, while Italian morale is reported as very low amid a looming personal crisis if the attack proceeds.
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Mersamatruh
Borgelarad
Alexandria
Libya
Troop Movements and Frontier Rumors Stir Europe
Rome report claims minor troop movements toward Franco Italian frontier with no dramatic actions. Other papers note reduced Italian forces in the Brenner Pass, cancelled leave for soldiers and Blackshirts, and Mussolini signaling through warnings to France as tensions ease slightly.
Italian Commander in Abyssinia Signals New Colonial Tactics
The new Italian Commander-in-Chief Marshal Budogila signals a shift to traditional colonial warfare with mobile columns of 3,000 to 10,000 men. Expected is rapid inland movement supported by supply caravans at Makulo to sustain flying columns, aiming for quicker results and reduced costs.
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Abyssinia
Marshal Budogila
Borlogna Ja
iMollicy Hill
Tk Tx
Makulo
Governor-General elect ric Escalloney noted for CMG
The report says Governor-General elect Ric Escalloney, listed with CMG honors, has not yet received official notification of elevation to the peerage and has not chosen a title. The piece also mentions ongoing military considerations and censorship orders affecting press correspondents.
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The
Anivernog
New South Wales
More-Ruthven
Roosevelt Opens Campaign for Re Election in Atlanta
President Roosevelt launched his re election bid before about 10 000 listeners in Atlanta detailing his defense of policies and arguing for reduced government spending as recovery returns He cited debt figures and treasury balances while noting relief efforts would wind down as some 3 500 000 unemployed had begun work on relief projects and 3 100 000 enrolled
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Georgia
Roosevelt
Talmadge
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New Zealand Mr Forbes to resign as election nears
In Wellington the Forbes government plans to resign on Wednesday as the election count nears completion. Bayage of the Ubethie Party is set to attempt government formation. The tally shows the cabinet likely to be cleared by midweek with 62 seats for the Nationalists, 11 for the Labour, 7 for the Independents, and 4 for the Country Party.
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Nationaliats
Sed Country Party
Fleetwood-Smith Tops Form as Australia Bat First
Fleetwood-Smith bowled for pace and swing to set Australia on top in a Weston Province match, taking multiple wickets amid a difficult day. George Brown led the home batting with 45, while McCabe and Napier built a solid stand as the visitors posted 170 before declaring at heavy wind aided pace and turn.
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Georgi Bag
Sirimaeli
Napier
Bateman
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Moe
Hayahky
Crinp
Mleetwood
Erie
Italian Attitude Signals Mixed Ambiguity in War Policy
Parin correspondent for The Daily Telegraph notes Italian officials deny orders to declare Malta warlike actions hostile. It is suggested that intentions and future actions remain uncertain, with a gulf between rhetoric and likely steps. Laval reportedly convinced Signor Mussolini that Italy would act firmly if attacked, prompting strong votes in the Chamber and hints of broader support for Laval's stance.
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M. Laval
Mune Heolin
Shipping Strike Tests Union Strength in Sydney
Seven vessels remained tied up in Sydney as seamen rejected the new award despite union officials urging acceptance. An extended strike was anticipated with more ships to reach Sydney and crews signaling they will leave vessels after tomorrow's arrivals. Passengers booking for interstate routes faced delays as government authorities prepared to issue overflight permits if needed.
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Huddart Parker
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Beamen'e
Melbourn
Newcastle
Bydney
Seamen's Union
Japanese Troops Prepare Three Divisions for Tientsin
Reported dispatches indicate Japanese forces plan three divisions to Tientsin within two days, aiming to forestall autonomy movements. General Hoy Tong, Minister for War, departed from Nanking toward Peking, signaling intent to protect sovereignty of the North.
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France Considers Devaluation Amid Currency Strain
French officials debate devaluing the franc to defend the faltering currency as unemployment rises, with ministers arguing over the impact on prices and stability. Reynaud and Regnier defend or oppose market measures while Britain and the United States watch economic distress and possible policy shifts.
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