Cosgrave Party Aims For Ten Seat Irish Majority
The tide shifts toward Cosgrave as his land annuities offer sparks optimism for a ten seat majority in London despite de Valera’s romantic appeal. Campaign figures forecast 85 seats for Cosgrave against 68 for de Valera with farmers likely to tilt power from Labour. The Free State mood favors negotiations yet distrusts Britain’s stance on Irish unity and partition. Political leaders debate peace terms and electoral impact.
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London
Cosgrave
de Valera
Treasury eases ban on new issues in partial lifting
London reports a further relaxation of the embargo on raising capital. The Chancellor of the Exchequer announces permission to issue new capital except for foreign issues or those converting or replacing existing issues with trustee securities, under coordinating safeguards to prevent market disruption.
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London
Treasury
Exchequer
Philippines independence debate stalls in Congress
Washington dispatch reports the House rejected a veto on Philippine independence while the Senate has not yet acted. Debates focus on economic impact, with Hoover opposing immediate curtailment of U.S. control and proposing a plebiscite in the islands in time.
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R Washington
Hallinday
House of
Philppines
Hoover
Henate
Islagda
United States
Wool Prospects Hopes for 25 Percent Advance
London Friday dinner remarks by Mr Hurryawner, Yorkshire authority, claim Australia owes Britain more than any other country. Amid fluctuating trade outlook, emphasis on reducing with mutual adjustment. Readers urged to await official announcements and policy changes affecting wool prices and exports.
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London
Rowakng
Mradford
Hurryawner
Assassination Fears Rise As Japanese Minister Faces Threats
A disrupted report noted assassination threats against a Japanese minister, with fear and patriotic backlash among some countrymen. The piece references comment from the Wally Herald and mentions Me Cea and Me. Oxakl, hinting at looming peril and possible violent outcomes while detailing public sentiment.
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London
Satuedee
Ries Gulsalies Beret
Han Lott Tehdoner
Wally Herald
Bruton
Uie
Oxakl
British Trade Maintained In 1932 Amid Uncertain Conditions
The article notes British trade remained steady during 1932 amid challenges. It highlights new ministries, a display of 2,600 representative samples, and anticipated exhibitions in London and Birmingham. The piece stresses expansion in capital goods and imports, with strong earnings potential and resilience in weather-related trade sectors.
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London
Sarrany
Lirudngham
South Africa Coalition Fails Demands Of Mr Roos
In Capetown negotiations between Mr Tleiman Rova and the South African party broke off after a demand that the Roos coalition offer the national portfolio to a Labour member and distribute five other portfolios to SA party members. Roos rejected the proposal and indicated the coalition talks would continue with Nationalists, while the party faces pressure over a potential no confidence vote and possible national government.
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Tleiman Rova
Nient
Roos
Labour
W Lota
Nationaliit
Smain
Hogodlatars
Peomberano
Masa
Noattak
Vole Maken
Routh Afelea
Tardy Search for Hinkler Wireless Appeal
Backing from friends of Herbert Hinkler secures Capt. W L Hope to search for missing Australian flyer. Hope, a renowned English airman, will depart soon with Basle as headquarters and chart Hinkler routes across Southern Europe including a possible Alpine crossing.
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London
Herbert Hinkler
W. L. Hope
Hope
Basle
Hinkler
Alps
Wireless Appeal Sparks Broadcast Controversy in London
A press transmission shows the Ale Mintatry seeking to broadcast to nations about a diplomatic matter. The request involves Rumania, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and several others as authorities consider actions. Officials note evolving tensions amid unknown actors and a possible plan to inform global leaders.
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London
Ale Mintatry
Hiritinhy
Bromdearting Corporation Ha
Kutayean Cuumtrien
Fellowihe
Saqiuiar Herieet
Handon
Vrtralin
Fox
Ntranalt
Matty
Prunes
Deletum
Hole Uni
Holand
Rusnia
Hungary
Ane
Tea
Czechoslovakia
Cyrmany
Switzerland
Luly
Yugoslovakia
Rumania
Mimenae
Thulkarla
Grewi
Turkey
Pes
Minkier
Far East menace to world peace editorial view
The Observer warns Japan aims to consolidate mainland territory from Korea to the Great Wall and outlines Western Europe’s limited options to influence Sino Japanese relations. The piece suggests Japan seeks Jehol province and Jehol’s revenue from opium, with Manchukuo as a pretext. It notes Japanese agitation in eastern provinces and the neutral zone plan at Bahanhkwan as tests of restraint. A Chinese reply is seen as a possible stabilizing factor, while powers fear a southward push beyond the Great Wall could trigger action.
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London
The
Observer
Japan
Korea
Great Wall
Shuman
Timex
Jehol
China
Kanhatkwan
Murahal Chang Haueh-lang
Manchurian Issue at Geneva Meeting Theme
The Porlyn Secretary travels to Geneva to attend a meeting tomorrow of the Committee of Nineteen appointed by the Assembly to address the Manchurian question. The delegation will discuss the ongoing dispute and seek diplomatic steps.
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Geneva
London
Porlyn
Sie Joinignon
Five Year Plan Exposes Soviet Ministers in Moscow
In a dubious move linked to the Five Year Plan, Soviet officials expelled Minister Blawrant and ex-Minister Polmachoff for alleged conspiracies against the plan and wealthy elites. The action, publicly opposed by the Red Army, triggered propagandistic claims of unity while the defense minister Rykom faces scrutiny.
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Moscow
Thaxe
Thr
Aviel
Wood Minster Blawrant
Polmachoff
Rykom
Red Army
Red Army, Propaandine
Woldians
New Minister of Customs Sworn In at Canberra
Cal ir. W. White arrived in Canberra and was sworn in by the Governor General Sir Tae tenes. He stated his surprise at the appointment and planned to settle to work immediately, focusing on Carift debate preparations for March. He severed his business ties with C.J. White and Song Metrolene and appointed Mrs. Grant as private secretary. Coal White left for Melbourne Saturday night and intended to return early this week to start official duties.
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Cal Ir
W. White
Canberra
Government House
Sir Taetenes
Colonel White
Ariccenmar
Henry Guilett
Point Lonsdale
Hind
Ant Urkent
Melbourne
Mr. Lyone
Col. White
Frar
C.J. White
Song Metrolene
Parliament House
Halurday
Gol. White
Deak
Commonwealth
White
Lm Os
House of Representatives
Arwt
Mrs. Grant
Sir Henry Gullett
Ottawa
Deadlock grips British rail wage board reports
London disarray as five reports trigger a wage board deadlock over rail wages. Union delegates oppose company demands totaling 25 million in wage reductions while railway users split, with two backing and two opposing the claims. Ha rman Harold Mort?
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London
Baturany
Tha Harman
Harold Mort
Agriculture suffocates under failed plan in London report
Moscow correspondent of the Manchester Guardian notes the five year plan harms agriculture. He warns the mobilization stirs anger and drains government energy. Production has fallen, risking export and domestic feed supply for the war effort.
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London
Moscow
Manchester Guardian
Mys
Iere
Scotland Yard to Link Police Posts via Electronic Teleprinter
Scotland Yard London announces a new system linking stations through an electronic teleprinter network. Information on police matters will be exchanged within one or two routes from central control. Faster Divisional centres will receive exchanges connected directly to headquarters, enabling real time transmission across stations.
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London
Baturdey
Scotland
Looreanine
Mr J H Thomas Denies Alleged Saying at Ottawa
In a Newport speech Secretary to the Dominion government Mr J Hy Thoman denied the allegation that he made a remark at the Ottawa Conference. He stated he did not make the challenged comment and defended his position amid the inquiry.
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Ottawa
London
Newport
Dominionn
J. Hy Thoman
Trade Decline Warns of Irish Civil War. Trade Data Cited
In a tense exchange, Mr. Thomas insists there will be no Civil War in Ireland, citing the Board of Trade inflation and trade figures. He notes Irish Free State imports and exports run daily in the hundreds of millions, contrasting 1940s like figures with legal restrictions and economic data.
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Ean
O'Kellyn
Yan B
Helegalion
Railway wage talks yield nonbinding partial settlement
Separate reports support reducing one fifth of railway companies demand but state the finding is not binding on either the union or the company. The documents note the accord is purely advisory and lacks enforceable effect.
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Thiala
French budget cuts armament outlays and funds via annual lottery
The government approves armament expenditure reductions totaling hundreds of millions and shifts to civil and military allowances cuts. A daily lottery proposal is floated to balance the deficit, with bills expecting annual revenue around 12 billion francs. Officials face protests as minister Cheron seeks relief measures to cover the shortfall.
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Hays
Cobion Iterma
France
Air Ministry
M. Cheron
Palt Minune
Nazis In Debt Amid Elections In Berlin
Berlin faces a strained treasury as rumors of German Nazi faction trouble grow. The movement's poor finances threaten funds for further elections and strain support for Chancellor von Schirder’s planned ministry, with General von Shielder eyeing Nass-figures.
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Berlin
Baturday
Dimwanalong
Linderstong
Ora
Heer Hiller
Ida
Changallor
von Schidiger
Slan
Nass
Militarians Busy in Germany War Propaganda Report
Berlin correspondent of the Manchester Guardian notes militarist and nationalist propaganda rising in Germany. Films glorify wartime virtues with army involvement and youth volunteers. Attempts to shape public opinion praise militarism while disparaging the League of Nations.
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Germany
Berlin
Manchester Guardian
Frederick the Great
Newaresia
Orient
League of Na
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