Setback to Japan League Committee on delay of Jehol
The League of Nations Committee of 19 rejected Japan's bid to revive a concul pro. Japan was told to submit further proposals but no delay can occur until the Assembly receives the committee's report. Several speakers urged a strong response with M. Matta noting potential sanctions under Article 16 if Jehol invasion threats persist.
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Japan's Attitude On League Critics Cited In London Interview
The Geneva cor respondents quote Una Japanese envoy Maliu Yai saying Japan would not fault the League if freed. He links recognition of Manchukuo to the outcome of tensions, warns that withdrawal could spark chaos, and fears China’s collapse without US and British actions around the Suez Canal and Panama.
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Martial Law Declared in Romanian Oil Regions After Strikes
Authorities in Romania proclaim martial law in key oil field districts amid labor unrest. Officials fear revolutionary activity and accuse Communist elements of instigating the trouble affecting production and security.
Government approves building act to boost local employment
The National Art Building Societies were approved by the Government to create work for members by repairs alterations and improvements to local property. This measure aims to increase local employment through new ventures and ventures by two constituent societies.
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Gold From India Rich Consignments To Great Britain
India exports a large bullion cargo to Britain marking a strong year end for bullion trade. Authorities report shipments from regions including Mumbai and Calcutta with values in the tens of millions of pounds sterling, reflecting high demand for standard gold.
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Kaffir Boom Sparks London Stock Market Rally
London excitement rose as a surge of buy orders hit the market with traders from Britain and the Continent and even Australia driving prices up. The Commonwealth stock rallied, while workers faced wage impacts and banks signalled improved credit, signaling a broad recovery mood in early trading.
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Hitler Plan for Prussia Dissolution Defeated by Diet
The government suspended key bands and press for three days or a month as Hitler pressed for a Prussian dissolution and immediate Prussian election. The Diet rejected the motion to dissolve by 214 to 194 with notable opposition and repeated suspensions during the debate. The Council of Three, led by senior Piet member Here Terri, Dremler Herr Frain, and Alale Souncil president Herr Adeiour, also rejected dissolution with only Torri voting in favor.
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Deathknell of French disarmament plans eyed at Geneva
London reports Capt Eden in Geneva says British stance aims for disarmament progress without new obligations for Britain. He notes League Covenant and Locarno as foundations but warns security cannot guarantee real disarmament. Eden urges rapid action by the conference to reduce armaments before Easter.
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Cricket War Drops Controversy in London Press Discussion
London papers largely drop the cricket controversy as Pat Hendren references the next test. The Briababern set is seen as an even money bet while weather and form factor in, with two front-tenders in contention.
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British Industry Sees Slow Recovery After Depression
The Federation of British Industries forecasts that the low point of the depression is past but expects a very slow recovery. It urges substantial cuts in world armaments to reduce taxes, citing security needs. Delegates from Belgium and Czechoslovakia backed the French plan as armament limits were discussed at the conference.
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London
Federation of British Industries
Rural Lessees Meet About Proposed New Leaker Plan
At the monthly rural affairs meeting the executive of the Territory Rural Association discussed plans for a forthcoming meeting in Queanbeyan on February 16. Chairman Mr Routhwell reported that Mr Derelval would supply the executive with a statement outlining the partial position on the proposed new leaker, aiming to clarify uncertainty that has troubled members for some time.
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Ford Factory Strike Adjusted and Workforce Movements
Disrupted Ford factory work shows adjustments as workers from Arlen Manufacturing and 400 Riggs Company men align with Ford Motor Company in Dearborn. Indications suggest a shift of movements next week with assembly lines resuming as negotiations continue.
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By election results in Bath City after Liberal Nationalist death
In Bath City by election results shown Hy Btunet 15770 votes, Westwood 66am, Anderson 404 for the Agricultural party. Independent Liberal and Beot-Yah Nationalist candidates forfeited their deposits. Prime Minister Faumay MacDionald congratulated Mr HIUArt on his victory. The National Government is said to have solid support noted by commentator John Bimon of the Taberal Nationalinta.
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Butter Outlook Warns of Sluggish Market
London market notes a tepid outlook for butter with no recovery without production. Australian and New Zealand shipments are delayed as stockpiles in cold storage rise to 46,200 boxes as of January. Consumers face a steady position with limited demand and few signs of improvement.
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London
Lane
Kinmiro
Hill Appointed Agent General for South Australia
The Premier of South Australia Mr L L Hill is named Agent General in London and will depart Australia soon yes. He will represent the state in London and take up duties as the official envoy to Britain and the empire.
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South Australia
L. L. Hill
London
Australia
French Ministry Survives No Confidence Vote in Chamber
Paris reports the French Ministry, aided by Socialist support, survived a no confidence motion after a colorless debate by 870 to 200. Premier Deladier urged national control over key activities and vowed vigilance in foreign policy while warning against drastic solutions. The budget must pass, with around 20 million pounds to be funded by a loan.
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Angaing
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Daily Telegraph
Three More Cruisers Britain Adheres To Naval Programme
The Admiralty plans to order three cruisers immediately two Leander class and one Aretham class with orders for twenty three other vessels advanced from between March and May. Lord Stanley announced the move to whipbuilders and confirmed funding under the Washington treaty framework.
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Lismore Seat Writs Issued This Week
Writs for the Lismore district to fill the seat vacated by Lily MY are expected this week. Mrs Hingham will be named by the Beaker, while Mr Midaingham had offered to chair the committee. In the Legislative Assembly it is expected Mr Hedges of the Country Party for Monaro will be elected to the position.
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Gandhi's Wife Arrested in Calcutta Demonstration
A Sunday protest in Musin village, Bombay district, by Gandhi's wife Koaurynal and other women against land confiscation led to arrests. The incident occurred during a demonstration organized by Congress supporters who refused to pay transfer fees.
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Contributory Pension Scheme Spoken Of In Budget
Major B R Cary M P Corio spoke in Melbourne about a forthcoming contributory pension plan in the Federal Budget. He noted a committee had been formed to draft details and suggested the scheme could become compulsory, with financing a potential concern as only one in three eligible aged claimants had reported over five years.
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Labour supports de Valera coalition plan in Ireland
London reports the Labour Party leader denied Labour members would join Mr. de Valera's cabinet. The Labour Council says it will back measures aligned with the national economic programme to give de Valera a working majority. It reserves judgment on industrial questions that will largely determine his fate.
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Boosting Tariffs Meet Rejection in U S A
Washington report notes a divided House Ways and Means subcommittee vote on tariff bills. A motion to support the Hill Bill for automatic tariff increases failed 4 to 4, effectively rejecting it. A second motion to advance the Mawisy Bill to broaden the tariff commission’s power lost 7 to 3 along party lines.
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Depree van Uniesteg
Howe Wayne Mona
Experia
United States Probes Will Bullitt Activities
The U S government investigates Willi sui Bullitt amid allegations over wartime debt payments and related activities. Prominent Democrats deny Bullitt acted as Roosevelt's representative.
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Scotland Triumphs At Rusty Bwans Rma Bout
Beotlandi defeated Wale by 11 points before a crowd of 46,000 at the International Rusty event in Bwans rma.
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Bwans Rma
Beotlandi
Wale
Survey Everest Biplane Test Proves Satisfactory
A London report notes a biplane survey near Mt Xavier, Yeovil, with pilot wearing heated helmet and oxygen mask. The flight climbed to about 14 000 feet in 56 degree below zero conditions, deemed very satisfactory despite unfavourable weather.
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London
Spy in Italy trial yields harsh sentences after war
In Rome on Saturday a notable postwar trial ended with Prof astor Eynour head of the French Military Academy of Polytechnique sentenced to five years imprisonment and his secretary Mile. Honne to three years for espionage on the Italian frontier. Rygoux received two years while Mile. Danse fond wan was held in a special tribunal run by Black whimis with fixed bayonets. The prosecution claimed Protease Svent Viittéd Italy mime yearly and supplied foreigners with details of Italy's modest war preparations.
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Polytechnique
Hia Meretary
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Hela
Italy
British Bid To Keep Supremacy In Sea Trade
The Sunday Express reports a London conference where Sir Joseph Isherwood unveils a new cargo vessel design called Arch form. It promises 30 percent lower operating costs and 26 percent greater capacity, with hulls adaptable to all ship classes. Three ships will be built first, then twenty more to follow. The inventor aims to shield the secret from rivals.
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Chamberlain Highlights Exchange Control Impact on Trade
The Chancellor of the Exchequer M Nevilla Chamberlain spoke in Birmingham praising exchange controls as essential to British exports. He urged an international agreement to ease tensions and noted America’s strong interest in restoring general confidence before negotiations with His Majesty’s Government begin.
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Development push for 600 jobs in New South Wales
The Unemployed Relief Council plans to spend £500,000 in 18 months to develop the Clarence and Richmond River districts in New South Wales. Minister Mr Dunsinghes says £1,000 has been set aside as a preliminary amount, with work ready to begin for about 80 men. Road construction will improve dairy produce transport to market.
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