Secret British report publication stirs Europe
London reports a Massey inquiry on Abyssinia prompts European chatter. Rome sources say the document was obtained abroad and may hurt Britain. the British embassy remains silent. Italian and English papers debate motives, with leaders warning of imperial changes and a possible shift in wartime alliances.
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London
Noret
John Massey
Rome
the Times
Seédice
Investign- Lansdon
Mull
Docaune
Bignor
Britain
Wuitsh
Abyssinia
Moldu
Convent of All Nations
Ackadimg
Italy
Barbariem
League
Talyia
Reformatories Power For F C T Magistrates
An ordinance in Commonwealth Canette approves an agreement between the Minister of Public Destruction of N S W and the Commonwealth Attorney General for reception detention and maintenance of children committed to reformatories. Under the ordinance a F C T magistrate may enter orders for detention or transfer to reformatories.
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Commonwealth Attorney General
F.C.T
Italian Advance We Re Ta Asmara Showed Obama
In a terse report the text references an Italian advance toward Asmara and mentions Obama in a contextual line. The note appears fragmentary with limited readable names and lacks clear events or dates to establish a full summary.
No Uneasiness at Dessye
In Addis Ababa on Thursday reports describe Italian forces reorganizing behind their original line near Dessye. Ethiopian commanders expect Halle Selassie’s orders to push toward Anfaio and Gace Ta to block Italian communications and threaten supply routes.
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Addis Ababa
Omdal Allenco
Gaela
Tukaina
Ras Kassi
Ganda
Halle i Aelauats
Wayeso
Spanish cabinet pledges amnesty and reform push
Madrid reports the new Premier Senor Asana promises no persecution and action to restore local governance from 1934, proclaim broad amnesty for political offences, reestablish social legislation and the republican constitution, aid rural schools, and pursue League Covenant based foreign policy.
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Madrid
Thunsday
Spain
Senor Asana
Turmoil Across Spain Amid Mutinies Attacks and Fires
Reports from Madrid and other cities describe further jail mutinies and arson at local party headquarters. Demonstrators clash with police in Alicante with fatalities and injuries, martial law declared. Rebels attack Catholic press offices and free thousands of prisoners in a mass riot.
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Madrid
Senor Asana
Bis
Spain
Gijom
Alicante
Martial Ilaw
Imieito Igtestua
Anidanasdor
Brasil
Lalan
Catholic Sewspaper
Popular Action Party
Moycia
Ovida
Night flying move for prohibition regulation
Aviation circles discuss new rules to curb night flying after the fatal crash of W.A.S.P. Air Lines Ltd. Gannet. Proposals focus on requiring land radio and beacon equipment for interstate flights and limiting night operations except emergencies to reduce accidents and heighten safety for night air travel.
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Bydney
W.as.p. Air Lines Ltd
Gannet
el Ra
Mara
Anu. Pf
Algét
Civil Aviathin
Comenemwealth
King's Cup Not To Lapse In Adelaide News
Adelaide report states the King's Cup race will not lapse despite the death of King George. Mr Hynes of the South Australian fan club notes advice received from authorities and expects the Tass event to proceed with a decision in Adelaide.
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Adelaide
King George
Tt Hynes
Advine
Pacific trade talks aim to fix British shipping crisis
The British Commonwealth and New Zealand governments plan a April conference to address pacific shipping issues. Dr tage will chair Commonwealth discussions while Mr Mensies attends London for a Privy Council dried fruits case. Delegates will study drastic measures amid subsidized competition and possible traffic controls to restore trade in Pacific waters.
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Commonwealth
Tage
London
Mensies
Privy Council
Lyons
Foreum
Britain
New Eesland
Brith Porta
Retail Price Trends for Food and Groceries
Index figures released by the Commonwealth Bureau show food and groceries price levels steady in capital cities for January compared with December, with thirty towns easing 0.1 percent. Canberra and Gouin near flat, Queensland up slightly, potato prices down nationwide, meat mostly lower in Newcastie Ballarat and Geyong, and minor rises in Northam Wik.
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Commonwealth Braibstiotan
McPhee
Januwey
Canberra
Gouin
Queensland
Tratuania
Kugoorhe
Tanzania
Newcastie
Ballarat
Gey ‘Ong
Northam Wik
Air Mail Talks Between Australia and New Zealand
Australia and New Zealand prepare to discuss a modified air mail scheme proposed by Britain. New Zealand may send a representative to Australia, with arrival expected soon, as talks focus on linking the Tasman route and avoiding interference with private plans for an inter-Dominion service.
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New, Zealand
Tasman
Commonwealth
Hag
New
Britain
Cubi Inet
Ite
New Zealand
New Railways State Employment Advances Phase in Sydney
The government proceeds with railway construction from Fondy to Mand y Hollow Maryvale and from Rutherland to Cronulla. The Hollow-Maryvale line authorised since 1925, with Parliament to debate the Sath arland Cronulla bill in coming weeks. About 30,000 workers affected by wage provisions, cabinet policy aims to curb unemployment and ensure prudent public expenditure.
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Sydney
Priday
TMI
Bunte Capriet
Decid
Fondy
Maryvale
Rutherland
Lightning strikes relief workers at Bar Beach
A thunderstorm at Bar Beach left relief worker Jack Hogan dead and two others injured as lightning struck near a fence where about 129 workers sheltered. Dutchry and Vale suffered shocks and eye injuries. Dutchry wasHospitalized with severe injuries while Vale recovered after treatment. Witness W Brown, nearby city council staffer, said the group rushed for shelter and were struck as the vivid flash swept along the fence.
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Newcastle
Jack Hogan
Bar Beach
Joh Stephen Dutchry
Cook's Hill
Robert Vale
Dutchry
Revere Abock
Sod Vale
Miso
Weyers
W. Brown
Councll
Dubehry
Bel
Brown
W. Lilley
City Building Struck by Storm in Sydney
A Sydney building on Hunter Street suffered damage during a Friday storm when a portion of the coping collapsed onto the footpath. Several workers from Alicher Ltd, electrical engineers, were badly frightened but uninjured.
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Sydney
Madden
Hunter
Hentalag
Igiris
Ron
Alicher Ltd
Soviet Army credits to Russia debated in French cabinet
In a parliamentary session M Herriot defended Franco Soviet relations claiming Russia could aid France more, citing alleged figures of 1.5 million troops and 3.6 million reservists and quoting General Lassau. He asserted France would support Soviet industry, while noting pact alignment with League of Nations and Procheale.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Herriot
Red Army
Francy
Ruaala Lnd
Lasseau
Ansiet
Tnt
Europe
PARTE
Thunday
Flood ordeal trials relief workers in New Zealand
A group of 30 relief workers faced nightlong peril along the Arahiey River Valley when floodwaters surged over banks and roots. They were found by plane and rescued by dawn. ten were carried on a farmer’s dray after nightfall. Floods submerged fields, livestock perished, and crops were destroyed as northern and mid Canterbury areas suffered.
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Wellington
Tre Aahiey
mid-Canterbury
Horda
British Subsidy to Continue Tonnage Support
The House of Commons considers a government bill to extend a 2,000,000 subsidy for tramp shipping and to grant eligibility to certain vessels. Speaker Walter Ranotman notes the aim to sustain the national mercantile marine against foreign competition. Debate includes Labour opposition and supporters stressing the subsidy as essential for sea trade.
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London
Board of Trade
Mir
Walter Ranotman
House of Commons
National Mercantile Marine
Henied
Shinwell
Robert
Wiens
Pacific
Remains of Missing Man Found
Remains of a missing man were found near a local area reported as wake of concern. Police identified the deceased and are reviewing circumstances surrounding the case. The discovery was reported Friday with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward.
French naval talks push for gun and tonnage limits
Washington reports detail France pressing the United States and Britain to limit battleship tonnage and gun calibers. The French seek reductions from 30 000 to 77 500 tons and 46 to 14 inch guns, while the U S signals openness to 24 inch guns and emphasizes prior delegation positions.
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New York
Washington
New York Times
United States
Cotill Hull
France
Germany
Mithi&lly
Mithin
Mantle of War and Gain the Essential Supply
Industry notes discuss a strategic Mantle of War and essential supply chains. The piece highlights leadership, resource procurement, and the impact on defense and commerce. It emphasizes timely action and coordination between sectors to secure critical materials.
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