Britain Faces Cabinet Split Over Paris Peace Plan Crisis
London reports a Baldwin government crisis as cabinet members suspect resignations by Anthony Eden and others amid opposition to Paris peace terms. Hoare seeks support for Abyssinia policy while Italy pressures shape debate in the House of Commons.
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London
Baldwin
Paris
Ranke
Anthony Eden
Major Elliott
Lord Stanley
A. Duff Cooper
Ormaby-Gore
Neville Clamberlain
Samuel Hoare
Taly
Abyminia
Italy
Vatican al Aksum
Pollah
Amb
Roms
House of Cammona
Hoare- Laval
League of Nations
League
Semeore
House of Commons
Bues
Mary
Britain
Bernadl Hoare
Com+ moos
Phe ‘Més
Abyssinia
Varianos
Restored Commonwealth Ban Lifts DH Plane Service
The Commonwealth Government lifts the ban on DH planes and resumes the Sydney to Ganderre Melbourne air mail route.
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Melbourne
Trans Atlantic Liners to Carry 38 200 Each at Low Fares
Paul Chapman financier and former president of the United States line urges the government to adopt a revolutionary trans Atlantic service. The plan aims to dominate the trans Atlantic traffic with two mammoth liners and low fares designed to suit American tastes.
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New York
Paul Chapman
United States Line
British Protest Over Hasty Airliner Plan
A De Haviland Aircrate Ltd director condemns a rushed plan to build two super liners to rival Normandy aircraft. He warns it harms British aero nautical prestige and could cost about 60 million pounds. The piece notes projected ten shiprooms for 10 000 passengers and four day transatlantic trips at low rates, with passengers paying onboard meals under an American plan. Government response to the proposal is not discussed.
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London
Bunday
de Haviland Aircrate ‘Ltd
Parkbile
Normandy
Metin Wecme
Eotn
Europe
Parkhill Justifies Action On Airworthiness Suspension
Mr Parkhill the Minister for Defence explained the temporary suspension of the airworthiness of the Dr Haviland 8G machines. He cited safety concerns after crashes involving 41 Nyee over the past year and said public safety must be the priority despite any trade impact on British aviation. Captain Holyman of Holyman's Airways endorsed the minister's action.
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Urne
Haviland
Defence
Parkhill
Australia
Holyman's Airways
Captain Holyman
Abyssinia Will Give Nothing Says Ethiopian Leader
London reports quote Abyssinian officials stating air raids on Deals aimed to demoralise but backfired as Ethiopians vow to withhold territory and resist union with Italy. A Morning Post dispatch notes Eden may oppose Hoare Laval plan, preventing Foreign Secretary’s appeasement.
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London
Addia Ababa
Daily Telegraph
Mary
Mare Plains
the Morning Post
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Hoare- Laval
League Affairs
Indian Tour Lotta Match Report
An incomplete brief describes a cricket match with mentions of a tea break and poor performance by a team in the second innings. Names and many words are garbled, but it notes a low team total and a loss or dismissal figures.
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LOTTA
Tua
Reduced Hours For Motor Body Industry In Australia
In the Commonwealth Arbitration Court Judge Beeby announced a new award lowering weekly hours in the Coach building and Motor body industry from 48 to 44 across Victoria South Australia New South Wales Tasmania Queensland. The award allows a wage cross to basic wage and piecework rates enabling about ten percent more than time rates. Women and boys in textile mills on night shifts should be eliminated where possible. The decision reflected industry uncertainty and tari protection and faced opposition from around 80 percent of manufacturers.
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Melbourne
Senby
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Victoria
New South Falen
South Australia
New South Wale
Beeby
Davier Co-oreration Ltt
Mpinnera
Etey
Casement Body To Be Moved To Ireland For Reburial
British authorities grant permission to transport Sir Roger Casement’s body to Ireland for reburial at Glasnevin Cemetery near Dublin on December 29. Casement supported Irish independence, visited the United States and Berlin in 1914, sought German aid, and was executed for treason after involvement in 1916 plans that led to Ireland’s tumult.
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London
Sir Roger Casement
Ireland
Glaanevil Cemalary
Parnsit
Roger Casement
United States
Berlin
Smatt
Penstonvills
Unclear cricket report from Durban wind disrupted play
Fragmentary notes describe a Durban cricket match with strong wind. Players such as Langston and Robertson are mentioned, with replacements and umpire actions noted as balls were affected by gusts. The text is garbled but implies long weather-impacted overs and challenging conditions.
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Hobertson
Langs
Langton
Canberra Hospital Board Acts On Trainee Influence Case
The Canberra Hospital Board condemned visiting medical officers for aiding trainees who sought to influence staff appointments. A new by law bans medical officers from intervening in hospital management. The board warned officers that the episode, including a letter to the Minister for Health, undermines discipline and loyalty.
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Canberra Hospital
Woard
F.C. Gresn
Green
Mtaff
Medina
G. T. Evans
Disci
Queanbeyan Hospital
Artrainesa
Quensbeyan
Tse
New South Wales
Education debate on examining reform and matriculation in New South Wales
Minister for Education Drummond opened the conference of the New South Wales Teachers Federation warning against rushing changes. He urged balanced reform, noting reforms aim to avoid forcing every child into matriculation while praising alternative courses and competent school heads guiding students toward real qualifications.
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Bydnet
Drummond
Mew
Mouth Wales Teachers Federation
Council of Education
Brata
Sven
Boye
Mr. Drummond
Commonwealth Board
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