European security talks in Paris loom over Balkan pact
Paris reports on ten power discussions aimed at halting Balkan Entente drift and securing Austria in a Danubian pact. Berlin doubts the talks, while Britain and France push for Anglo Soviet ties as a step toward broader European peace cooperation.
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Defence Britain Re Arm ing Sydney Tuesday
Defence Britain in Australia report shows Minister Parkhill telling WAP Speakers Association that national armament must fit League commitments and Covenant security. Britain seeks to strengthen navy army and air force. Australia’s three year plan mirrors imperial defence duties and local security obligations.
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Mr Parkhill
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League
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Austrasia
South Africa Attitude to War in Cape Town Assembly
General Hmuts urged that no nation can defend itself alone and warned that a lone air attack could devastate South Africa's core cities within hours. He argued war threats are bluff and the League of Nations remains strong and needed for cooperation. The speech drew a record audience in the assembly.
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Boy is believed taken by shark at Manly beach
A four year old boy, Paton, disappeared while surfing near the rooke at South Grayne Manly this afternoon. A blood stained water patch and witnesses describe a shark attack. Beach inspectors, surf life saving clubs, boats with harpoons and an aeroplane were deployed to locate Paton but no body has been recovered.
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Abyssinia Front Forces Hit in Temblen Battle
Reported Italian losses include 16 officers and 161 men from the Black Shirt division and 14 officers and 143 men in another unit amid fighting in Temblen. General Biamant says the division remains ready for future engagements despite casualties. Reports also note Abyssinians building tents near Dalian artillery and rising activity along the Tembien front. Additional despatches mention gains north of Negelli with 40 Abyssinians and 35 Italians killed.
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Malalc
Addis Abshe
Italian Defence Council Meeting in Rome
A Rome meeting of the Supreme Council of National Defence will review political and military developments. The League Committee contemplates tripoli conditions with a report due next week while the virtual Italian vehicle committee seeks substitutes for fuel and schemes for commercial changeover. Grand council discussions may address Anglo-Italian relations and cost of living measures amid ongoing government efforts.
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Bignor Grand
Dollar Falls Europe Calling Back Gold
The article reports Europe about to receive a gold shipment to France as the dollar weakens in early warning of inflation fears. It notes export points reached, dollar pressure rising in world markets, and expectations of currency stabilization through possible U S and congressional action.
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Magic Bottle to Direct Airmen in Recovery Plot
The Daily Herald reports on a mysterious device called the magic bottle said to guide airmen. It allegedly works with a compass-like mechanism and a tube directing movement, with disclosures hinting at hidden routing and potential public scrutiny.
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London
Daily Herald
Deficit nutrition? US federal deficit ashore January figures
The January federal deficit for the year ending January was about 3.124 billion dollars, compared with 1.085 billion for the same period in 1935. Tax receipts rose substantially, but not enough to offset growing expenditures. The public debt stands at roughly 30.51 billion dollars.
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Washington
Meat Strike Paralyzes London Meat Trade
London meat strike halts Smithfield slaughter and wholesale activity as 5000 butchers and 4000 tons of meat are affected. Workers fear spread to rail and dock teams while conciliation talks aim to resume operations by morning. Extra police drafted as tensions rise and talks continue after wage dispute delays.
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Ministry of Labour
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Fatal explosion at Eastwood inquest hears accidental theory
At the Eastwood home inquest into Sack Evelyn Babine's death, Victor Fitzpatrick a farm employee suggested the blast was accidental as Babine leaned over the front seat to lift explosives from the car. A Detain tive Constable noted pails on the tare explosion and a writ of attachment was served to seize property. An inspector questioned the accidental cause, while legal actions and debts emerged surrounding the case.
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Evelyn Babine
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Victor Fitzpatrick
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Babine
Algernon
Ui Weplonlyee
Wal
Aberdeen lecture links nutrition to poverty and diet
Addressing Farmers' Union today at Aberdeen University, a lecturer on physiology of nutrition argued that about four and a half million people live on an average of fourpence for food. He warned of deficiency in vital substances and urged increases in meat milk and vegetables intake, with iron supplementation, and a national push for greater food production funded by subsidies if needed.
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Sear
Aberdeen University
Relief for Local Governing Bodies and Public Works Funding
Australian Loan Council approves a total £2,000,000 for local government public works with a 1 for 1 state contribution scheme. NSW seeks £500,000 for Sydney sewerage and water works, while others push for limits and timing. Premier debates, cabinet referral, and approvals hinge on future meetings and financial year constraints.
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Dunstan
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Butler
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Siebbewhee Wiebvitle Works
Hobart
New Zealand Floods Claim Several Lives
Floods and gales in New Zealand Sunday caused multiple fatalities and widespread ruin. Farmers lose tens of thousands of pounds as the Mange river deluges communities, marooning many and cutting road traffic. An inquest into the death of George Webster, a butcher, proceeded with testimony from witnesses.
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Marae Smith
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