Geneva Rejects Peace Proposals Amid Abyssinia Crisis
The Geneva announcement of Hoare Laval peace terms triggers strong opposition in Britain and France. The plan would cede Abyssinia partly to Italy and create an economic expansion zone. Britain faces a vote of confidence in Baldwin as Paris debates foreign affairs and Abyssinia seeks League judgment on the plan.
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British Outburst Shapes Nearing Vote On Proposals
British politics see renewed opposition as details of the proposals leak. Government whips press Conservatives to division while Baldwin faces embarrassment at Chequers. Labour prepares to seek a censure vote in the Commons as MPs from all sides cite Egyptian issues and Far East tensions.
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French Crisis Deepens Over Laval Debates and Revolt
Paris reports indicate Prime Minister Laval faces a hostile foreign policy debate as medical and radical revolts threaten his government. The London and Paris press note proposals Stir Britain’s opinion yet reveal deep Socialist and Communist divisions, with critics warning the plan could bow to power rather than justice.
Peace Terms and Opposition at Geneva Vote
Strong opposition grows at Geneva as sanctions vote looms. Smaller states rebuke the covenant misinterpretation setting a bad precedent. Poland, Spain, and the Balke of the Little Entente condemn. If Abyx dinid rejects terms, sanctions fail. Italian opinion hints Mussolini may seek to delay oil sanctions to gain military leverage.
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South Africa in First Test Despite Heavy Spin Attack
Durban reports a 248 target after South Africa were bowled out for 224 in a rain affected morning session. Bowen led with 60 as eight wickets fell to Grimmett and OReilly while Wade and Mitchell engaged in a cautious stand. Bad light halted play temporarily before The innings resumed with Smith and Nourse showing resistance.
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Abyssinia and League discuss peace terms amid aggression note
A London report outlines Abyssinia’s reply reiterating insistence on peace efforts while criticizing aggression. It calls for a League council decision on whether to pronounce on the accord and urges convening the League Council on December 15 to await responses before replying.
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Naval parity threat in Pacific games Britain Japan clash
The Daily Telegraph naval correspondent argues Japan could deploy its entire fleet in the Pacific if granted naval parity, while Britain could only defend half its fleet. He warns equality would give Japan twice Britain’s strength, leaving British interests, including Australia, vulnerable. The conference remains divided over Japan’s demand. New Zealand and James Parr oppose Japanese equality, citing imperial duties in the Pacific.
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Germany Presses Re Armament Stand In Naval Talks
Berlin diplomats push re armament as crucial while Japan resists any power advantage. Britain and America clash with Tokyo over naval limits, as Nagano explains Japan seeks no surplus for attack and urges equal reductions across powers. Next session aims to bridge gaps before Monday meeting.
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Australia PM Lyons cites ship accommodation shortage
The Prime Minister announced regret over insufficient space aboard a ship, noting the crew's efforts and the need for prompt solutions. The statement referenced the upcoming voyage and the expedition's aims, with emphasis on safety and proper provisioning for all aboard.
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Indian Tour Summary Incomplete Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered terms like Indian Tour and goalkeeper saves but lack coherent facts or context. No clear dates, teams, players, or outcomes are present to form a complete card.
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