Britain Will Not Join Any Bloc In Foreign Policy
London reports that Foreign Secretary Eden declared Britain will not align its foreign policy with any state group that supports dictatorship on either side. He urged treaty observance and free negotiation in case of disagreement, urging economic cooperation over armaments. He warned against unilateral denunciations and warned that entanglements in Europe could spread conflict.
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London
Britain
Eden
Bradford
Rescued Pilot Found After Plane Crash Near Ballan
Rescue from a rugged timbered area south of Ballan succeeded for Pilot Officer Eric Vernon Read after an overnight crash. He suffered broken legs but escaped serious injury and was carried two miles to an ambulance before hospital evaluation. Over a dozen planes joined spark search efforts as ground parties moved toward the scene.
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Ian
Ballan
Oficer
Eric Vernon
Cocter
Plana
Rand
Read
Leff Bacchus Marah
Reactio
Waa
Ita
British Protest Likely On Free State Bills After Abdication
The Irish Free State faces potential protest from Dominion Secretary Malcolm MacDonald in the House of Commons this afternoon over Free State constitution concerns and the Statute of Westminster linked to King Edward’s abdication. British quarters suggest De Valera was inspired by extremists to sever ties with the Empire while preserving alignment.
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Dominions
Malcolm MacDonald
House of Commons
Edward
MacDonald
de Valera
Adelaide Air Race to Start Today
The Centenary air race begins today with contestants from Brigbane aiming for Sydney via Cotfta Harbour. Officials expect more than 30 entrants though the final count will be known when the planes line up tomorrow morning.
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Brigbane
Sydney
Cotfta
Harbour
Import Quota Licences Tighten for Motor Vehicle Imports
A 1936 move by the Minister of Trade tightens motor vehicle import licenses. The plan sets quotas and fees for importers and permits race for the year ended April 30. Specific figures and names are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Canberra
COUR
American profits in King’s abdication a volatile advert
Fragmentary OCR notes describe advertisements and a souvenir event at Blue Ridge Summit Pennsylvania. It mentions broadcasts and records, a house being carried away bit by bit, and Mrs Simpson’s birthplace, with owners compelled to guard the building.
Protests Rise Over Archbishop Canterbury Broadcast
Public protests mount in London at the Archbishop of Canterbury's criticism of King Edward VII and his circle. The Daily Telegraph and others describe mixed reactions as lawmakers prepare to discuss the broadcasting charter in Parliament on December 17.
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London
Archbishop of Canterbury
Addrews
Daily Telegraph
Edward
Canterbury
House, of Commons
Broadcasting
Cantarbury
Windsor
Wedgwood
Edward, VII
England Plane Worker Sentenced for Manslaughter
London report says Joseph Smith an air-rigger was sentenced to eight months imprisonment for the manslaughter of another air worker in the fatal plane theft case.
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London
Joseph
Smith
Alrora Argett
King’s message to Civil Services vows loyalty and duty
The King addresses the Naval, Military, Air Forces and Civil Services. He expresses appreciation for their ability and devotion in all duties home and overseas. He notes the record of service and confidence in their steadfast loyalty despite difficulties ahead.
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George
Duke of Windsor Confined to Room at Enzesfeld Castle
Report from London states the Duke of Windsor has contracted a bill and is confined to his room at Enzesfeld Castle. The brief dispatch notes his incapacity and keeps details minimal for public record.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Enzesfeld Castle
Duke of Windsor Golfs at Engesfeld Castle Estate
The Duke of Windsor golfed with Baron de Rothschild and wife at Engesfeld Castle in Vienna. Reporters and photographers were kept at distance by Austrian authorities. one cameraman was ejected for breaching privacy and his film seized. Lord Brownlow arrived from Cannes with messages from Mrs. Simpson.
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Windsor
Engesfeld Caatle
Baron de Rothschild
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Cannes
Tiis
Hollywood offer to Duke of Windsor for film
A dialed in Hollywood report states promoter Arthur Wenzel sent the Duke of Windsor a cable offering 1,000,000 dollars and a mansion for him and Mrs. Simpson to star in a film titled The Right to Love. The notice frames the bid as a bold offer to lure royal presence into American cinema.
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Duke OF
Windsor
Arthur "Wenzel
Duke
Sion
Queen Mary to Skip Indian Durbar Crown Event
The Daily Telegraph reports Queen Mary will not attend the Indian Durbar but may attend Marlborough House Chapel private service as did Queen Alexandra at King George V's coronation. An early royal announcement of King George's coronation is anticipated before a two month India tour, contrasting Edward's planned brief stay.
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Daily Telegraph
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Queen Mary
Marlborough House Chapel
Queen Alexandra
George V
Manchester Guardian
George
Durbar
India
Edward
Yielf
Indi
Good Rains Bring Mixed Outlook Across Australia
The report notes heavy rains on the North Coast and at Morea with warnings of possible local flooding. A monsoonal low is affecting much of the region while forecasts indicate a break in the dry spell may be slow, with rain needed to ease the drought.
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Sydney
Trany-Parta
New
Morea
Mares
Sharp advances overseas lift wheat prices amid poor crops
Wheat jumped 6 5 8 cents a bushel as dis supplies and unfavourable harvesting hit Europe and the belt. In Buenos Ayres December wheat rose to 1464 cents while Sydney quotes gained 3d. Germany’s import need and germination failure of American crops drive the rally. NSW Flour Millers announce a 10 shillings per ton flour price rise to 12 pounds 15 shillings.
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Buenos Ayres
Minni Ol
Germany
Ecrop
Sir Harry Lauder to Tour The Day in Freemantle
Comedian Sir Harry Lauder plans a holiday tour reported in The Day. The schedule includes a performance in Freemantle with dates yet to be finalized.
King's Message to Parliament in Unprecedented Circumstances
A King's message to both Houses in London describes the unprecedented accession to the throne, personal distress, and commitment to duty with his wife’s support. Leaders Baldwin Attlee and Sinclair commented on the situation, stressing unity and a smooth transition amid new reign challenges.
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London
George
King's Birthday Celebration Notices
Circular reports the king's birthday honour lists with royal brothers and councils for Edward and George. Acknowledges two letters of the order and appoints royal officials. mentions daily teas and street celebrations planned for the King’s birthday.
Oaths of Allegiance in State Parliament
Oaths were carried in Sydney as members swore allegiance. The session aims for peace and prosperity under the new reign.
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Sydney
Back to Work Reckoning Through Fragments and Fear
A fragmented historical note reflects on past events and blame. It references a father figure, councils, and logs as hints of a disrupted return to routine amid lingering recrimination. The tone suggests reflection on duty and social strain.
New Year Phonours Explained in Honduras
Fragmentary text explains how the Year Phonours information is presented in Honduras. The snippet mentions explanations and a focus on honours but lacks specific names or dates to detail.
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