Peace terms framed for Italy will Mussolini talk
London reports that French Premier Laval and British Foreign Secretary Hoare prepared to push a peace settlement with Mussolini. Officials debate coercion and mediation while sanctions continue, with a possible Abyssinian accord on ports and territory as a path to ending the war.
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Manchester Guardian
Bir Sumi Hoare
Signor
Mussolini
Pace Ant
Asaab
Addin Atabe
Abyasinia
Italy
Tigre
Marar
Akmsore
Cot Portage
Akshale
Lene Plomatia
Kavastiy Aaya
Tyoa Ff
League
Abysscain
Algmar Muscolini
Britain
France
Hood
Gibralter Haa
Daily Mall
Ramuel Hoare
Laval
Plane Crash Kills Elderly Woman in Kempsey
An elderly woman died and her daughter Thelma McKernan, 25, was seriously injured in a plane crash near Credcrnt Head, North County. Pilot Way attempted a maneuver to avoid a brush fence but the aircraft struck the fence and toppled, causing debris damage. Miss McKernan was to be taken to Sydney by express train for treatment.
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Kempsey
Thirsiay
Credcrnt
Vietierys Wien — Tira
Vislet McKernan
Pawan
Thelma McKarnan
Dowsa Way
Yuiolin
Canves
MrKernan
Pin
Overseas trade shows favourable balance in October
The Commonwealth statistician reports October trade results with a favourable overseas balance of £400,000 for Australia and a total trade value of £7,575,000. Commodity balance for October reaches £1,923,000, improving from £1,560,000 the previous year. Overall October's favourable balance, including bullion and special items, amounts to £4,750,000 versus £1,000,000 a year earlier.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Tatistician
Four Murders Inquiries Lead to Detained Suspect
In Melbourne detectives detained Arnold Sedeman a 33 year old Leongatha bearer after an extended questioning session in the inquiry into a death at Leongatha. Police allege Sedeman confessed to murdering June Rusher and Ethel Mond in November 1930. Sedeman was brought to Melbourne in a Metropolitan police transport.
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Melbourne
Everts
Leongatha
June Rusher
Ethel ‘Mond
Arnold Sédeman
Metropolitan
New Zealand Labour Cabinet Ministers Named
New Zealand's Labour Government was formed today with M. J. Savage as External Affairs and Native Affairs Minister, W Nash Belwater as Finance, W Ca Martin for Justice, G R Mason for Public Works, B Semple for Education and Health, P Praver for Railways and Commerce, D G Sullivan for Lands, Langstone for Labour and Emigration, W S Parry for Internal Affairs and Pensions, TC Weece for Mines, F Jones as Defence, with W C Barnard as Speaker and M Fagan as Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council. JA Len named Parliamentary Under-Secretary.
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Wellington
New Zealand
M. J. Savage
W. Nash Belwater
W. Ca Martin
Aturney
G. RK. Mason
Miner
TC Weee
Dufence
F. Jones
W. C. Barnard
EL J. Howard
M. Fagan
Lanter
Legislative Council
Portruila
JA. Len
Trime
Adlals
Ler
Amalgamated Wireless race over 20H transfer in council speech
Sir Frederick Stewart's attack on Amalgamated Wireless centers on a disputed transfer of the 20H station to a publicly owned body. Parkhill defends the department stance while contending statements about ownership and control, amid accusations of misrepresentation and political maneuvering.
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Barkhilta
Broderick
Parkhill
Parkhill Darrottsty
Amaizamatrd Wireless
McCall
Avery
Hansard
Prime Minister Addresses Controversy Over Party Proceedings
The Prime Minister defended a meeting of the United Australia Party yesterday, denying sensational reports and accusing papers of misrepresenting the gathering. He warned against uproar and emphasized propriety, while officials including Sir Frideric Stewart and Mr Furkill weighed in on the disorder described.
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United Austritie Jourty
Frideric Stewart
Furkill
Defence
Ronster McLachlan
Nome
Lyons
Re-Elected Mayor of Queanbeyan Receives Support at Special Meeting
The Queanbeyan Municipal Council unanimously re elected Mayor Ald. W. Esmond was praised for his tenure and promise of prudent financial management. Alds Fallick Tayloe Hargis Johnston Williams and Carew offered congratulations as the council pledged continued effort on sewerage works and town finances.
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Queanbeyan
Eamond
Tun
Ald
Fallick
A. H. Collett
Aldamon
2Smonu
Ald. HC
Tayloe
Hargis
K. Johnston
Ala
Williams
FaDick
H. Carew
Tald
Jonnaton
Ald Esmond Aso
A C T U Committee Recommends Seamen Return to Work
The emergency committee of the Australian Council of Trade Unions decided to urge Seasmen's Union members to resume work and seek a variation of the current award via the Federal Arbitration Court. Victoria's seamen appear inclined to accept, with a vote possible tomorrow. Sydney delegates show little likelihood of quitting support for the proposed settlement.
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Melbourne
A.gt.u
Federal Arbitration Court
Sydney
A.C.T.U
Federal action delayed until weekend
Prime Minister Lyons announced that Commonwealth Government will postpose action against unrest until after the week end. Attorney-General Menalew to confer with A C U representatives while union leaders press for a constitutional ventilation of grievances. Government aims to avert a complete disaster to workers and the economy.
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Lyon
Postpine
Union Teatiers
Attorney-wentral
Menalew
A.C 1.U
Melbourne
Australian Government Delays on Air Navigation Expansion
A report notes Commonwealth concerns over delays by London authorities and the Australian government on aviation development. Minister Parkhill says the primary cause lies elsewhere and a February visit yielded limited info. Delegation from Britain sought data as Australia weighs import needs and aviation growth.
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London
Parlinttt
Wran Line
Firtiien
Austration
Janen
RAF Flight to Japan Planned From Singapore
Arrangements nearly complete with permission from the Japanese government for a Royal Air Force squadron to fly from Singapore to Japan. The mission is led by the Air Officer Commanding in the Far East with authority to proceed.
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London
Royal Air Force
Singapore
Japan
Ammidoer
Far East
Loan closing expected for large public subscription drive
The tranmirer announced that seven thousand nine hundred thousand pounds would be on Monday or Tuesday and anticipated full subscription by week start. Mr Cuspy noted ten thousand pounds or more in subscriptions received, while many small subscribers delayed.
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Mir
Caney
Cuspy
Sugar Conference Decision Delayed by Commonwealth Government
The Commonwealth plans to appoint a minister to renew sugar policy and submit a selection from options including Attorney General Mensies or Minister for Summerne Dr Magn. A Privy Council review is expected. the sugar conference may occur in London in March or be delayed into 1989 if not ready.
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Lyons
Commonwealth
Mensies
Sammerne
Magn
Mangion
London
Page
Parliament leaders offer condolences after royal death
London on Wednesday saw party leaders express empathy for the royal family following the death of Prince Victoria. A unanimous address of condolence to the King was passed as part of the Parliament’s Path Winises proceedings.
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London
N Esprae Niin
Sau
VERY RASH ACT Officials Condemn Strike
A press note from AYONEY reports condemnation of a strike on the water front amid an ultimatum from the Fried Minister. Union leaders urge workers to return and warn licensing would be disastrous, while talks seek a court variation. The Niagara voyage to Vancouver is delayed awaiting seamen.
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Ayoney
Naam
Lean’ Union
Jai! Branchey
Union
Murrow
Overseas Vessels Take Passengers for London and Briabane
The Delantake Groneny sails for London today with passengers Adeides Bre mantle and taremoums. A permit is issued for Merkur waiting to carry people to Javea and Singapore to Briabane and rnwaavile.
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Delantake Groneny Saile
London
Taremoums
Adeides
Bremantle
Merkur
Javea
Singapore
Gore
Briabane
Rnwaavile
Narrow Escape on Wharf After Metal Bulkhead Collapse
A worker narrowly escaped serious injury when 60 tons of metal toppled from a bulkhead at the Waoloomnc wharf. The incident sent Brudd tumbling as others shouted warnings. He escaped unhurt, while colleagues and an anxious mother witnessed the collapse from overhead.
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Bydnay
Alfred
Brodd
Waoloomncjoo
Tlematalew
Tim Pen Carey
Raed Alot
Bem
Brudd
Cabinet Stall Amid Union Effort In Flood Crisis
The Commonwealth will manage permanent duties with expert input while Premier Morgan attempts to protect regional interests during the flood situation.
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