Resignation Crises Hit Britain and Laval Ministry
British Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare resigns from the Cabinet amid a political crisis over peace proposals. French Premier Laval is expected to follow, with ministers split over repudiation. The Times and other papers debate succession and the government’s stance while Germany comments on the drama.
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Unclear vote likely on Paria plan amid mediation talks
The League Council is unlikely to vote on the Paria plan as members seek to spare France and Britain embarrassment and fear lack of position to gain approval from both sides. An Abyssinian note urged mediation and asked why trials were not reserved, signaling cautious stance pending League pronouncements.
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France
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Italian Abyssinian defeat near Takkaze River noted
A bulky dispatch from Ramara reports severe Italian losses as Abyssinians and Italians clash along the Takkaze River. Italian countercharges and tank limitations hindered progress, with Ras Ayoloy or Ras Immo possibly commanding main forces and several dozen killed or wounded on both sides.
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Ras Immo
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Fall Predicted On Foreign Affairs Debate Herriot Resigns
Paris News Chronicle reports M Herriot resigns from Radical Socialist leadership. This leaves Radicals likely to face the Laval government with a majority against foreign affairs, as critics pressed for stronger support. Herriot defended Laval and urged peace while facing a stormy party executive meeting.
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Christmas Box for Farmers Offer Noted in Trade Talk
Fragmentary note shows paning hushcal and Guyera offering a special box for farmers priced around 3 1/2 to 1 1/2 today. Inge in Bydiney quoted prices reflected a shift from previous levels.
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Guyera
Bydiney
Mussolini Provocative Speech "Something to Say to Old Europe"
Italian dictator Benito Mussolini delivers a provocative speech titled Something to Say to Old Europe asserting bold aims and warning Western powers. The address broadcasts in the era of fascist expansion, highlighting nationalism and anti liberal rhetoric.
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Italy Delays Reply to Proposals on Faith Day Events
Disjointed dispatch describes Pontine marshes projects and Aprilia timing, Mussolini’s wedding-wordplay, donations of rings and iron scrap for state purposes, and symbolic royal gestures. Mentions Pontina women surrendering rings, 3086 ounces of silver, and a plan to consult Landon and Paris before final action.
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Eden's Geneva Speech Dismisses Hoare Laval Plan
Mr Anthony Eden told the League Council that the Hoare Laval peace proposal is rejected by Britain and that no apology is offered for the stance. He warned Italy Abyssinia and the League that the proposals may be used only as a basis for negotiation if all parties do not accept them. The council adjourned as Morgam and Laval spoke amid cautious optimism and a return to the status quo at Geneva.
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Seamen Strike Broadens as Colliers Join Picket Line
The Trades and Labour Council in Sydney declined moral or financial aid to strikers after a lengthy discussion at Trades Hall. The seamen's dispute widens as 60 mile colliers between Sydney and Newcastle join the strike, with several seamen deserting ships. The move could threaten overseas shipping as collier vessels service international liners. Keenan, leader of the Central Strike Committee, accused the Attorney General of cavalier treatment after briefing One Secretary of the A T U. Funds are being raised by other unions to aid the strikers.
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Licensing Date Set For May Applications
Federal Attorney General Mr Mengies told a deputation from ACT.U that the Commonwealth will not withdraw waterfront licensing. The arbitration system benefited wages. Government intends to fix a date beyond which seamen must be licensed before applying for work.
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1988 150th Anniversary of Sydney to be Planned
It is expected the State Cabinet will study how to mark Sydney’s 150th anniversary in 1988. A minister may be appointed to oversee preparations. The government will contribute to the organizing fund and appeal to private interests for donations.
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Bytney
Bydney
Une
Council split ends Civic Reform ties in city split
The Citizens Reform Association informed Alderman Transider it will not support him further, signaling his expulsion from the Civic Reform Party. Transider said he becomes independent, while the council will tilt Civic Reform 10, Labour 8 with two names remaining, Treasider included.
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Citizens Reform
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Transider
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Treaider
Civic Reform
Labour
Treasider
Discovery Search Brief in Australian Government Talks
After consultation with the Commonwealth Government the New Government, through its Prime Minister Bevege, was notified that the Australian Prime Minister or Mr that US.
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Bevege
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Ue Eter Oes
Cabinet Decides on Sale of State Quarries
Sydney reports the Premier Mr Brevena announced the Cabinet has decided to sell ten state quarry works. The move aims to privatize assets and raise revenue. Further details on bidder requirements or timelines were not disclosed.
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Sydney
Brevena
Australia Faces Serious Years Changes in Policy Outlook
The Premier Mr Stevens warned at Cray es social gathering that Australia faces a changed international reality. He said Europe and Asia have shifted since September, threatening the postwar system and requiring a new national policy. He urged readiness to populate to meet the new conditions.
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