Royalists banned by Paris decree on royalist attack
Paris turmoil as a car carrying Leon Blum and two others is attacked by royalist protesters amid funeral procession clashes. MPs demand government action and the cabinet moves to dissolve the royalist organization. Police seize documents at headquarters as an inquiry begins into the assault and injuries to Blum, Monnet, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leon Blum
M. Blum
Ville
M. Monnet
Madame Monnet
Eworres
Delent
Action Francaise
Katiest
Action Francaine
Mod
M. 1 Daudet
M. Pujo
t+ ney
le Brun
Tae Het Wenneaise
Rancaise
Oil sanctions unclear as Eden to meet Geneva talks
London reports indicate Britain has yet to outline oil sanctions and will wait for Mr. Eden to confer with Geneva committee representatives before declaring fixed intentions. A Geneva experts note warns that absent export restrictions by the United States, supply and tanker capacity shifts could affect neutral shipping rates.
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London
Times
Anthony Eden
1St Geneva
Whitehall
League United
Eden
Geneva
Japanese Border Tensions Spark Alarmful War Talk
Tokyo brands recent bombing near the Mongolian frontier as tantamount to an act of war while Manchukuo troops clash with Mongols and Soviet reports hint at sharp retaliatory strain. Tokyo warns of counter measures yet Moscow and Tokyo show reluctance to enter full hostilities.
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Harbin
Kkhailar
Abyssinia Claims Advance From Addis Ababa Attack
Reported fighting near Addis Ababa as Abyssinian forces reinforce forward positions along a motor road from Da msde. Government sources say 300 Askaris at Pallov Tuesday fell, with troops gaining several miles of supply lines and material including rifles and ammunition.
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Addis. Ababa
Linton
Apa
Damsde
Addis Ababa
Senate
Bie
Pall Ov
Fraud Charge in Sydney Conspiracy Case Involving Campbell and Jupp
Edwin Parkin Campbell aged 39 and Richard James Jupp aged 43 pleaded guilty to conspiring to cheat and defraud Buckingham Ltd at Oxford Street Sydney of 1000 pounds. Campbell led the money lending department. Jupp acted as salesman in collusion. Judge White imposed 16 months in each case.
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Sydney
Edwin Parkin Campbell
Richard James Jupp
Buck Ingham's Ltd
Oxford Street
Campbell
Brm
Jupp
White
British Protest to Italy Denial Sparks Rome Row
Fragmentary report shows British protest to Italy in Rome with references to officials and dates. Disjoint phrases mention Bethe Santa, Porgy sister, Taignor vin, and Cligntnnd, suggesting a diplomatic or political dispute with unclear specifics.
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Rome
Soviet Pact Voices Objection To Locarno Pact
In a semi official diplomatic note from Wilhelmstrasse, Berlin objects to the Franco Soviet Pact as a violation of Locarno and says Germany cannot remain indifferent to regional threats. The note calls the Russian pact a new element of insecurity in European politics and asserts it undermines the original Locarno framework.
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Berlin
Wilhelmotranse
Germany
Stould
Garage murder charges in Sydney court case
In Central Court James Massey and Aubrey Potter, both mechanics, are charged with the murder of Norman Bread. Massey faces additional robbery and January 10 armed assault charges. Bail denied. Potter granted bail on reporting terms. Police opposed bail, noting Bread’s death in his father's Darlinghurst garage.
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Sydney
Central Court
James Ceighton Massey
Aubrey Potter
Norman Samuel Bread
Massey
Waverley
Ernest Lewis Lawes
Launcetor
Charlee Rebey
Conatabie Magnay
Newnham
Potter
Hie Leltent
Maymay
Blend
bin Father
Darlinghurst
Aki
Warship in search of air liner identified event
A carrier reportedly moved from Canary Islands toward Tenerife to locate an air liner carrying twenty passengers believed to have ditched. The vessel was near Tenerife when contact was lost and rescue efforts were underway.
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London
Thuraday
Canary Landa
Paasenpars
Tenerife
Rlo.s. Manaagen
Piame
Labour Majority Seen in Western Australia Elections
Perth reports the state elections tomorrow and general opinion favors a Labour Government majority though perhaps reduced. The National Party anticipates gaining several seats, especially in the metropolitan area.
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Perth
Norrow
Labour
National Party
Licensing Melbourne Seamen Prefers Arbitration Court Roles
The Commonwealth Attorney General informed the ACT secretary that he could not withdraw or suspend the Meeming system for seamen. He noted volunteers are competent and ships in operation are safe. Shipowners support regulation for protection and smooth industry, warning against undermining Arbitration Court authority.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Menzies
Crofts
Esembel
Snice Marine Branch
Arbitration Court
Itee 5
Canada’s Part in Next War
In a Toronto dispatch the piece argues Canada should aid Britain by supplying advanced equipment and highly trained personnel. It notes Colonel Bishop VC, newly named Air Marshal of Canada, and calls for swift transportation, criticizing current forces as inadequate while urging government action and modern planes.
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Toronto
Canada
Britain
Bishop, VC
Wackett to Study Overseas Aircraft Manufacture
Wing-Commander L Wackett will depart over the weekend to study overseas aircraft manufacture in collaboration with the Commonwealth Government. Wackett has designed several planes used in Australia and will use the trip to inform the development of aeroplanes domestically.
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Sydney
L. Wackett
Australia
Wackett
Trooping the Colours on King Edward’s Birthday
London reports the traditional Trooping the Colours ceremony on King Edward's birthday at Horse Guards Parade with the King leading his troops for the first time. He plans to present new colours in six battalions of guards on July 16 amid a government audience with Prime Minister Baldwin.
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London
Edward
Mr. Baldwin
Wight
Ban on Tipsters950 Betting Act Plans Amended In Parliament
Friday report notes the secretary announced amendments to the Gaming Betting Act aimed at illegal sale of tipping information. Proposals to block such sales in legitimate racing papers are discussed. Mr Chaffey says racing would gain support by aligning Newcastle clubs with country clubs to avoid clashes with city meetings. Government licensing of starting-price bookmakers remains unchanged.
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Rydney
Oke Ilegal
Upa
Chaffey Sald
Newcastle
Chaffey
Steel strike levy debated by Tronworkers Union
The State Council of the Tronworker Union will meet to discuss raising the levy on tronworkers to aid Port Kembla strikers. The proposed levy rises from 1 shilling to threepence weekly. Over 3,500 idle workers as the strike continues, unions seek relief higher than government sustenance. The dispute has cost Wollongong and Port Kembla about £25,000 so far.
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Sydney
State Council of the
Tronworker Union
Anarder
Port Kembla
Wollongong
Port Kemble
Freight talks address shipping disabilities
Ship owners conferred with representatives to discuss the Aste Fanta patent issues and tower substans ey road prevailing bar shipping. The meeting aimed to overcome disabilities revealed during the discussion and to detail the matter with concrete steps.
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Bydney
Krell
Tenth F C T Show Sees Strong Autumn Display
The tenth annual F C T Pastoral and Agricultural Show opened at Hall in autumn for the first time. Local livestock and produce show high quality with good attendance on day one and expected crowds today for ring events and official opening by Minister for the Interior Paterson at 2 30 p m. President J C Tickner says the autumn shift justified by better quality and expansion of produce sections despite fewer sheep entries.
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F.C.T
Hall
Paterson
FCT. P. and
A. Association
J.C Tickner
Canberra
Queanbeyan
District Exhibit showcases Queanbeyan 4H effort and awards
Exceptional District Exhibit displayed by the Queanbeyan P and 4 Association drew praise for its comprehensive fruit, vegetables, wool, grain and stock fodders. Over 1,000 products were represented with judge praise for quality and decor, though noting need for improved arrangement. The event crowned Merriville ram from Yass as grand champion, while champion ewe and fine wool ram were also recognized amid critique of uniform wool length. The Queanbeyan District will hold The Canberra Times Shield for the winning exhibit each year.
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Queanbeyan P and 4. Association
Wile
Air. A. A. Clothier
Wan i
Luthier
Mesurn
J. Beaver
Theo Cooper
Uecarora
A. W. Butt
W. Cartwright
Ht. Carpenter
Mina J. Beaver
H. Carpenter
B. J. Stocks
Harden
Queanbeyan
Canberra Times
Wright
Bibhenlake Stud
Bombala
Glasscock
Gundagat
Ram Wan
Merriman
W. T.merriman
Ft. J.curren
Mall
Ram
Afr
J.J
N. B
F.G
Llanacoch
Dorset Show Exhibits Highlight Mixed Quality Across Flocks
Judges praised some Dorset Horn entries while Border Leicester and Rylands showed weak representation. Magnificent lambs impressed the judge Mr B J Stocks, yet vegetable and craft displays faced layout issues. Poultry and pigeon sections declined in entries though some birds, like Brown Leghorn and Black Australorp, earned praise.
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B.J. Stocks
Leicester
Rylands
Une Fatu
G. W. Hall
Mrr
Lisyd Law
Ean
Queanbeyan
Mra G. Southwell
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