Britain Pledged to War in Europe Must Intervene
Britain commits to European conflict under a new security accord on armaments. The signed agreement aims to ease tension and speed peace talks with Belgium and France awaiting Italian support, while press commentary views it as Britain’s definite move toward participation in a European war.
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London
Britain
Penn
Minta Trust
Austria
Pekan
Germany
Rod Raplace
Paris Press Hails Agreement as Step Toward Peace
Paris press lauds a new agreement amid debate on its impact in international relations. The Journal des Debate criticizes German rearmament as blackmail while noting Locarno ties and Britain’s limited role. Observers forecast possible future coalitions including Italy and broader security arrangements.
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Parle, Panday
Sectaim Att Asais
le Tempa
Warda
Avia
Aerial Locarno Telegraph Pact Not Finalized
The Daily Telegraph notes a British guarantee linked to an impending pact, stressing it is not a done deal. It clarifies the agreement invites Cortor to join with absolute terms, potentially precluding questions and bearing November implications.
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Daily Telegraph
Payn
Cortor
French Triumph Hint in Pact Move Amid Great Power Refusal
A Daily Express political writer says Britain could sign an open pact with France if Belgium Germany or Italy refuse to join a proposed agreement. He calls the French ministers’ triumph real and warns the line could push Europe toward war if any power aligns with a rival.
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London
Daily Express
Belgium
Germany
Trade treaty talks move with six European nations
Preliminary steps taken as Sir Henry Gullett prepares to depart for England with the Prime Minister on February 19 to begin negotiations on trade treaties with France Germany Italy Belgium Czechoslovakia and Poland. Officials expect talks to extend beyond Europe and anticipate several agreements before year end.
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England
Sir Henry Gullett
France
Germany
Italy
Belidm
Czecho- Slovakia
Poland
Commonwealth
Sociateas Wil Coon Exes
Europe
Icis
Third Failure and New Gilt Edge Issues Outlook
The Daily Telegraph recalls underwriting details for Blackburn and Australian Joane issues, noting small new gilt edge stock entering the market until public demand absorbs remaining stock, amid London County fund details and a £10,000,000 loan context.
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London County Yncoues
Daily Telegraph
Joane
Mod
Melbourne Passes Million Mark in Population Rise
Government Statistician announces Melbourne proper population now exceeds one million. The article notes broader context on postwar rearmament and comments by M. Laval on treaties and potential Anglo French collaboration as a deterrent and security measure. The piece reflects wartime diplomacy concerns and public interest in population growth.
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Melbourne
Italy satisfied Rome on treaty talks and expansion agreement
Italy and Rome report satisfaction with a freely negotiated expansion plan. Germany imposed no conditions before discussions with Alo Trai, Vrance, and Italy unite in a consultative accord for Austeli le waloom.
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Italy
Rome
Gene
Germany
Alo Trai
Vrance
German Press Silent Pree ngose Averseve Update
A fragment indicates no morning paper and evening editions only print brazen text of the stream of events, with limited media coverage. The note signals disrupted publication schedules and sparse reporting.
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Eterencen
Ottawa Agreement Sydney Tariff Schedule Described
Ottawa agreement notes a smiting tariff schedule deemed odd though it may require sacrifices. Vi 4e addresses Association members describing the tariff as modernized amid debate over economic impact and policy direction.
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Sydney
Vi 4E
Extension of Sydney Underground Project Estimates
A fragmented text fragment references the final estimate of the Sydney underground extension project, noting a figure around 240,000 and mentioning government bodies and employment impacts. The garbled OCR hints at costs, timelines, and industry effects but lacks complete details.
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Sydney
Ralteay Et Vies
Domes
Opium Haul Sparks Big Melbourne Chase
Three men arrested after customs men halted a nighttime opium shipment in Melbourne. Over 1000 pounds worth seized following a pursuit as a small boat moved under a wharf and a motor lorry attempted to flee the scene. Local authorities pursued but could not reach the suspects in time.
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Melbourne
Garoria
Terri Cricket executive chased after vehicle raid
A chaotic pursuit followed an incident involving a lorry and a "Terri Cricket" executive. The convoy was followed by two motor cars and opened fire aimed at puncturing tyres. Customs officers observed the pursuit for several miles, overhauled the lorry, and detained three men after recovering 206.
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Cumsar
Shota
Sine
Ophrm
Trade figures show 1934 half year deficits and shifts
The six months to December 1934 reveal a favourable trade balance of £4,780,000 and a commodity surplus of £1,164,000. Imports rose from £28,940,000 in 1933 to £37,238,000 in 1934, with wool and bullion movements noted. December totals reached £9,323,000 imports and £11,098,000 in 1983 terms, while overall six month figures to December 31, 1983 show exports at £40,118,000 and imports at £28,940,000 with a £20,178,000 positive balance. Low prices and reduced demand depressed purchases, though Australia’s wool trade remained a key factor.
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Dex
Mporta
Qverees
Ion
Varkoms
Mayor of Albury Receives Dutch East Indies Welcome
The Mayor of Albury and party returned from the Dutch East Indies aboard the Hiner Nieuw Holland with a memorial plaque among tokens of hospitality for the town representatives Parmentier and Moll in the Centenary Air. Three plaques were made one to Par mumiler and another to Plewuman, the air line director. The matien motif on the plaque showed a sight. Wang and de, WW. Tiety presided over the Albury Jockey Club arrival, wearing royal-time attire in the Dutch. They stated they could not have been treated better even by princes.
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Dutch East Indies
Hiner Nieuw Holland
Parmentier
Moll
Parmumiler
Plewuman
Vole
Dutch Air Line
MN Wang
Tietyres
Albury
Weugh
Bradman Returns to Sydney Visit Sparks Sideline Plans
Don Bradman arrived in Sydney to visit friends he had not seen for a year. He does not intend to make up strenuoua occupation for some time yet and plans a low profile stay while recuperating from recent exertion.
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Sydney
Don Bradman
Defence units plan armour ed care for defence vote
Plans under the defence vote focus on rapid development of armoured vehicles described as comparable to light Fest tanks. Officials say the vehicles will be offensively and defensively capable, with machine guns and reinforced armor, built to transit at high speed. The project aims to arm Australia against potential war threats.
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Australia
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