German Designs Conflicting Reports
London reports on Rhineland demilitarisation show conflicting messages. Paris says Hitler under pressure from the German high command has decided to renounce the Versailles article this year. Other sources dispute these claims and offer differing accounts of the ambassador’s remarks and ongoing diplomatic signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Fmusent
Han
Hitler
High Pillary Command
Verailles
Sorey
Tar
Jae Melets
Vernailles Mill Jy
Red Revolt Spreads in China Martial Law Declared
A chaotic report describes communist protests spreading across multiple Chinese cities as authorities impose martial law and deploy troops to restore order amid unrest. The situation centers on clashes between demonstrators and security forces, with escalating tensions and reports of casualties.
Queen Mary thanks nation in personal grief message
Queen Mary, in a London broadcast, expresses deep gratitude for the nation's sympathy during her sorrow. She says she has been upheld by public support and the shared grief for her husband, trusting she may continue some service with God's help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary
Wil ‘Vila
Fragmented royal farewell toward the monarchs
A damaged text passage reflects a long marriage, pledges of loyalty, and a rejoinder regarding future leadership. It alludes to the Queen preparing to visit Sendringham for recuperation for about three months, with hope and gratitude expressed by Mary and the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regia
Mary
Sendringham
Memorial for King's Peace Institute Considered in Australia
Prime Minister Sir Robert Garrat announced a proposal from Canberra University Association to create an international peace institute in Australia. The plan aims to study world affairs, Dominion relations with Britain, Pacific issues, and foster goodwill to sustain world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Canberra University
Gabriel
Robert Garrat
Ling
Itellene
Bit Robert
Universlty Assecti Don
Great Britain
Cabinet Committee Report Delayed Action to Subcommittee
The cabinet devoted time yesterday to consider the general national matter and referred the issue to a subcommittee for investigation and report.
Statue Proposed Melbourne Memorial to King George
A conference between Une Pre yr Mr Dunstan and the Lord yar of Melbourne agreed on a memorial for the late King George. A public meeting will be held Tuesday to decide the form of the monument and appoint an executive committee. Government favours a statue not exceeding £20,000 in cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Thurday
Une Preyr
Dunstan
Lord Yar
King George
Public mourning period ends in Britain after George V death
Britain ends public mourning for King George V as draperies and banners are removed from government buildings. Prime Minister Lyons announces the period ends January 90 and naval and military personnel in uniform may continue wearing arm bands until July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Sewerage Works New Conditions Criticised
A report from Mayor Ald Ramond warns that new Public Works rules will hurt many workers on the sewer project. The council votes to protest and asks the mayor to seek delay while the changes are applied. About 200 workers face shifts. 142 would gain, 40 would fare better, 18 may lose work. An Labour officer will split crews into two groups for alternating duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Ramond
Hewarage Works
de Carina of
A K Johinston
Coun
Ald
Lemond
W. W. Hedges
quiRt
Ag Seconde
Ala
NSW Attorney General seeks clarification of extradition laws
The New South Wales Attorney General moves to clarify extradition laws affecting state rights. In a New Zealand court the issue arose whether NSW as a state or the Commonwealth governs extradition. The decision notes limited Commonwealth criminal power and urges imperial authorities to amend the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New South Wales
Manning
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Coutter
OVERTIME Restriction to Aid Employment
The conference of Ministers from New South Wales Victoria and Queensland concluded today recommending overtime limits and banning females from factory machinery to create youth employment. They urged the commonwealth to fund rural work training and advised restrictions on underage male and all female workers around dangerous machinery. A copy will go to nonrepresented states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Fomalea
New South Wales
Vicifora
Queensland
Commonwealth
Seamen Strike Settlement Terms Rejected in Sydney Meeting
The Central Strike Committee urged workers to refuse a proposed settlement, deeming terms humiliating and urging continued strike action. J Keenan said better terms were offered during talks with AC T U and others, and the union would press for broader federation involvement. He signaled readiness to discuss with the Prime Minister, not the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Keenan
Enamen
A.C.T.U
Sydney
Mr. Herbert
Melbourne
Sydney Unien
Keenan
A.C.T U
Herbert
Marine Paximere
Polar Star plane rescued from snow in Bay of Whales
Texaco 20 relief plane located Lincoln Ilyworth's Polar Star, dug out the grounded craft, and ferried both machines to the Wyatt Earp. They are stowed for departure as a Medge party recovers gear after a tractor fell into a crevice, with plans to sail tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wyatt Earp
North American
Alliance
Texaco 20
Lincoln Ilyworth
Bay of Whales
Discovery II Heading North Report to Defence Minister
A report from the belief weasel, Discovery 1, reached the Minister for Defence, Mr Fy A, yesterday. The document details a northern heading and associated observations likely tied to strategic considerations and current defence posture. Further confirmation and context are awaited from official channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery 1
Defence
Fy A
Waterside Snipers in Sydney and Melbourne Revealed
Judge in Arbitration Court disclosed about 400 to 500 waterside snipers in Sydney and around 450 in Melbourne. They were neither volunteers nor union members yet drew a substantial share of offerings. The judge considered favoring union members if volunteers joined the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Becky
Arbitration Court
Sydney
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Gran
Fighting in Caird Flare Sparks Police Use of New Device
In Caird three hour clash erupts as police test a new device against students at a training college. The weapon sprays hornice coloured squids that fail to stop students from re-entering the campus. Police fire from shotguns and pellet wounds injure twenty officers and around sixty students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Italian lemons seized in London amid embargo claim
The Daily Express reports Custos officers seized 400 Italian lemons in England defying the embargo. Expert tests show the fruit was grown locally, not in Syria. The importer, described as Austrian, faces no payout, with proceeds purportedly for the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
England
Syria
Parkhill Describes Ship Navigating Heavy Ice Pack
Mr Parkhill said last night the vessel was moving through heavy loose pack ice at 72 29 N 178 E with fuel aboard. The voyage, he noted, could not be accurately estimated until the vessel completed her passage and the foe remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhill
Melbourne
Cabinet Discussions Deferred Amid No Immediate Statement
The cabinet postponed discussions with no immediate statement forthcoming. Officials cited ongoing reviews and pending positions, delaying public remarks and policy direction as scrutiny persists.
Canberra authorities report Saturday tat oar ca case
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report from Canberra on Saturday involving the Oar Ca entity and Dalsit with mentions of authorities. The text is garbled but suggests an official action or event taking place in Canberra on Saturday with individuals or groups named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Dalsit
Meuontine
Canberra
Meat Exports Dominate Market Talks in London
In Sydney on Thursday the Dist of the Antraian Mest Board led by Marie Page announced plans for forthcoming talks in London. The discussions aim to secure a larger British entry for meat imports from the Dominions, signaling a shift in trade negotiations and market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Antraian Mest Board
Marie Page
Italian Attacks in the North Stir Conflicts in Abyssinia
Ras Kassa reports Italian efforts to retake lost poles near Mekale as Abyssinians repulse small attacks. Denule says Abyssinians fire on three Italian planes bombing Temblen region, one plane down in flames and occupants incinerated. Four thousand troops occupy Negelli, with rains threatening supplies and reinforcements moving from Rus Desta toward Vidato as Italian raids target Wadare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ras Kansa
Anys
Addis Ababa
Times
Ras Kasea
Ras Kasss
Mekale
Ras Sesoun
Adowa-Makale
Denule
Temblen
Negelli
Dolo
Rus Desta
Mhay
Haile Selasale
Ribuke
Vidato
Grasian
Wadare
Ras Deste
Signor Mussolini Considering Ten Percent Capital Levy
Rome reports that Signor Mussolini is said to be weighing a ten percent levy on capital. The potential move aims to bolster state finances amid economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Musolini
Sweden Red Cross accused over Italy war attack
Rome reports serious charges alleging boxes of ammunition were found linked to Swedish Red Cross operations in Italy. The press claims Sweden would bear responsibility for the crates, while Ethiopia Red Cross denies any loaded arms in the seized stores. The matter tests international protection norms and may involve the Red Cross with potential defamation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Pik Sperte
USA
Red Croms
Abyssinia
Il Teyare
Red Crom Ia
Intermatigna Mey Crosse
Red Crom
Revolt Rumors Rise in Abyssinia Amid Press Disarray
London reports cite Addis Ababa observers noting a growing revolt against Halle Balasile's rule. Estimates claim up to 5,000 troops engaged in a uprising month, with exchanges placing 130,000 troops in motion from Harar toward central Abyssinia as Italian forces patrol between Dolo and Birema. Local factions react cautiously as militant activity spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wemmentay
Addis
Mall Sive
A Abisina
Halle Balasile
Harar
Armay
Dolo
Biremo
Patty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Rhineland
Geneva
China
Queen Mary
King’s Memorial
Peace Institute
Canberra University Association
George V
Lyon
Rarway
Thureday
Rike
Mr. Keenam Aaid
Spimsa
Menaies
Waterside
Caird
Ras Desta
RED Cross
Egypt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!