Barter System Doom Predicted by Trade Minister
The minister in charge of trade cautioned that the South African barter system with Germany is failing and likely to collapse if German purchases rely solely on domestic supply. Canberra insiders say international markets influence the shift as Lyons Government resists barter with Germany, urging a formal financial framework instead.
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Ir Manry Guuri
Germany
Canberra
Geeraany
Lyons
Strong
Strong Ensures Have Been Taken By Certalse Australian Taisinesa
Commonwealth
Aualéatian
Henry Gullétt
Nowewet
Usk
South Africa
Britain Faces Europe’s Future With League Co operation
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged full cooperation through the League of Nations to avert disintegration in Europe. He cautioned that sanctions debate at Geneva and the pace of collective security would shape Britain’s path over the next two years, stressing the need for united action to prevent a larger war.
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London
Screming
Europe
Anthony Eden
Eampe
Britain
League of Nations
Eden
Geneva
League
Kuen
Samuél Oare
Colonia
Britannia Alreog
Sinclair
Manaulin
Manaulin. Mr. L. Amery
Huen
Taly
Hoare-Laval
Wedgewall
Signor
Marsolini
Hiller
Doug
Muscatinland
Mir Arnold Wilson
Labour
Alioe
Jta
Viscount Cranbare
Truty
Eden to investigate Maffey report leakage in house
Major Anthony Eden informed the House that he would investigate the leakage of the Maffey report, with portions published in Il Giornale d’Italia. He said the leak concerns British policy and urged distinguishing between documents in London and Paris. He favored public disclosure and white paper.
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London
Anthony Eden
Th House Torday
Maffey
Rome
Eden
Paris
Mixed reception in Europe on Abyssinian conflict actions
Britain showed reluctance for decisive moves as Langue circle voiced disappointment over Mr Anthony Eden not committing to full embargo. In Paris papers promised UK support for a balanced peace, while Rome leaned toward resuming talks on proposals from a Five Committee, amid Italy’s territorial aims and Mussolini’s stance. London commentary noted sanctions and diplomacy amidst uncertain European mood.
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Geneva
Tinsilay
Phowghtis
Britain
Anthony Kien
Paris
Witien
Brrth
Rome
Eiten
Aly Hoa
Adowa
Italy
London
Daily Telegraph
J. Widen
Nurprine
Ttaly
Haile Belasale
Marsal Ba- Jagilo
Eden
Pally Herald
Ndeo
Missing Mail Plane Sighting Near Derby
Search planes comb the Perth area for a mail plane that left Broome before 6 a.m. bound for Derby and failed to arrive by 6 40. In command of Pitot McCausland the craft carried two passengers A Smith of Mall’a Creelan Simmons of Neon Kan and a mechanic Ridley. Acute anxiety grips authorities as telegraph wires and a telephone link are mentioned.
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Perth
Broome
Derby
Pitot McCausland
A. Smith
Mall'a
Defence Vote Sparks England Debate in Commons
fragmented parliamentary report notes large defence outlay in England with allocations for army, air force, and navy. critics including A V Alexander urge reductions citing high yearly naval costs and warnings of an armaments drive. Churchill figures are described amid Labour calls for sanctions and opposition to spending.
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London
House of Commons
Bath
Navy
Iir
A.V. Alexander
Winston Churchill
Avenandiera
Labour Party
Jaa
Public Enemy No 1 in India in Calcutta case
Karachi priest impersonator deceives pilgrims, extorts rupees ten from them and murders a woman by casting her body weighted with stones into a stream, leading to a hard labour sentence of 17 years in Karachi. The report notes the accused posed as a priest to commit the crime during a pilgrimage.
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Calqutta
Karachi
Plane burns in Addis Ababa crash injures pilot
A damaged report from Addis Ababa describes a plane taking off in thin air failing to gain altitude, crashing and bursting into flames. Captain Hayter survived with injuries after pulling the co pilot from the burning craft through a window. The aircraft, a gift from the League of Nations Union to the Red Cross, had previously battled height issues in two flights.
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Addis Ababa
Diane
Hayter
Tony
League ‘of Nations Union
Red Cross
Italian Lines Add Aleks to Abyssinia Conflict
Italian lines report Addis Ababa claims Tak Amen invaded the tallan region to the north killing 412 Itallams and destroying material. Abyssinian officers deny the accusation, stating Adowa era tensions and a brave defense. Trallanines prepare demonstrations between Adwa and Erttres as a major Abyssinian objective. Rome says reinforcement moves are underway from Addis Ababa.
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Addis Ababa
Aanerme
Tak Amen
Tallan
Natal Leads Brilliant Betting at Durban
Natal fielded first in Durban as Harvey and H Wade accelerated the innings. Harvey top scored with 272 before dismissal, supported by O Reilly and O'Brien among others as Natal posted a competitive total. O'Reilly spearheaded bowling with figures including Grimmett and Barnett taking key wickets.
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Durban
Harvey
H. Wade
Natal
Australia
Innis Bledie
Alevers
Low
O'Reily
O'Brien
O'Reilly
Ours
Barnett
Grimmett
Dalton
Vow
Mamilton
Richardson
O'Reiln
Wade
O'Reilly Pennington
Germams Murray
Pat i ‘Anderson
Crimenett Barks
Australians Show Better Form In Natal Test
Durban report on day final of Australia versus Natal, Fingleton and Brown solid against varied pace attack. Murray expensive, wind hindering, Brown's catch off Dalton, Fingleton reaches 100 in 85 minutes, Darling contributing. lunch marks two wickets for 118 and 318 in total.
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Durban
Australia
Natal
Ecmamencet
Finginton
Brown
Porwaely
Murray
Vie Baulloon
Dalton
McCabe
Bateman
Fingleane
Sparks
Darling Anes
Twee
Dalloe
Fingleton
Pingleton
Darling
Air Mail 24 Hours Late
A brief notice reports air mail service delayed by about a day with possible impact on shipments and communications. Details remain unclear in the fragment, but the item notes the unexpected late delivery affecting recipients and schedules.
Resentment Over Matron Appointment Sparks Inquiry Call
The Canberra Hospital Board faced strong claims of improper influence in the Matron Lade appointment. A letter to the Minister for Health, drafted by Chairman J. S. Crapp, asserted the decision rested on qualifications alone. Board members and chambers deny any outside pressure, and the motion to table the matter and proceed with the inquiry was unanimously approved.
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Lade
Fuiyide
Crapp
Staron
Canberra
Ciniem
Biiniater
Tate
G. T. Evans
C. McFadywn
Kimbla Strike Cloud Over Warrants and Union Deregistration
Tuesday proceedings before the Industrial Court addressed a bid to deregister the Federated Tram Workers Union and cancel preference clauses in the award. Justice Brown noted the summonses arose from a Port Kembla strike at Iron and Bipel Ltd, while arguments questioned court power and reinstatement rights for Annabel. The hearing adjourned to Sydney until next month.
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Wollongong
Industrial Court
Federated Tranworkers Union
Brown
Port Kimbin
Works of Iron and Bipel Ltd
Kivett
Ovat Eal
Annabel
Elaine
Justine Cantor
Italy
Roest
India Praised Hospitality By Fremantle Team Visit
Australian visitors from Noam praised India's hospitality after tours in India. The group led by Ryder hailed the Indian cricket side as promising with future potential. Omentu, star bowler, said umpiring was poor with many dubious decisions affecting games.
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Fremantle
Tarry Strat
Asotinarichetars
India
Australia
Linet Firathnaver
Noam
Ryder
Omentu
Secrecy Debate Sparks City Affairs Tension
Taxpayers Association leaders lament secrecy in council meetings and press exclusions. They warn city control over ratepayer funds remains opaque while property owners deserve full disclosure of city actions and expenditures. The discussion echoes broader parliamentary concerns over governance and information access.
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Rydney
Twietey
Taxpayers’ Apsociation
Bir
John White
Che Council
Tate Tendemay Ta Anrwey
Nak Enly
Cub
Indian Panic Quakes Strike Widespread Alarm
Earthquakes shake vast regions causing fear and disruption. Reports describe shocks felt in multiple locales with damaged structures and displaced residents. Authorities urge caution as investigations continue into epicenters and aftershocks.
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