Italian Troops for War Abyssinia Without Arms
Rome reports 100000 Italian troops have arrived or are en route to East Africa as Britain and Western powers fear a renewed Abyssinian conflict after the rainy season. The Emperor vows Italy seeks to enforce treaties while Belgium and others avoid rearmament reproach. Abyssinia’s pastoral landscape contrasts with Italy’s drive to arm its forces.
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Surplus for S A First State to Rise
The Premier of South Australia Mr Butler said there could be no cut in the Commonwealth grant while SA faced higher taxes and a lower living standard. He noted SA’s budget balance and pride in economy, though agricultural issues would involve government action, and penalising SA would negate the sacrifices of its people.
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Man Wanted for Flat Murder Former Resident of Uondon
Police describe a mysterious man sought for the murder of Bertha Goon, a resident of Regent's Park, found dying in June. A well dressed, educated traveler formerly employed in offices, he moved across Australia and England before drifting into unemployment, with jewellery missing from the scene.
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French airline to South America inaugurates service
Paris authorities announce the launch of an Atlantic air service between Paris and Busnoy Alrew to inaugurate with the Croix du Sud as host. Service will operate on alternate days thereafter, marking a new link between France and South America.
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Wage Advances Likely Best Month in a Decade
Britain plans wage increases in July benefiting over 1000000 workers across civil service, defence, police, judges, MPs, and great industries. The budget signals end of depression with exchequer cost around 4 million pounds this financial year. The second budget aims to abolish entertainment duty for all admissions under Ge.
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Borotra Duel Off Paris Saturday
Unclear notes indicate an anticipated event involving Borotra and a French opponent with plans for action at an upcoming Paris date. Names and specifics are fragmented, but the outline points to a postponed or canceled bout scheduled in Paris on a Saturday.
Hendon Thrill Unrehearsed Crash at London Display
Unscheduled crash during Hendon air show shocks 2 million spectators as Flying Officer H Williams stalls a beginner's display and escapes injury. The event features high speed dives and parachute drops with modern service planes including a Green Bee among the fleet.
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Lyons Sails for New York After Australian Tour
The Australian Prime Minister Mr J A Lyons and Mrs Lyons completed their continental tour today and sailed for New York.
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Bandit shoots station master at North Strathfield
A hooded gunman shot at Station Master Arthur Horace Jay at North Strathfield Station just before midnight. Clarke and Jarman confronted the suspect on the balance of the office steps. Clarke wounded in the groin, bullet lodged in wall. About £8 in notes remained.
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King Visits Lords as Players Meet The King
The King invited Lords to tay and the players of both teams were presented to him. He received a great ovation as he walked from the pavilion, shook hands with the players, and chatted with the captains. He spoke with Cameron about his hard hitting innings and with Mitchell noting his plastered eyebrow.
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Floods Devastate Kyoto and Surrounding Regions in Japan
Severe flooding from the Yodi and Kanwa rivers inundates Ovilea and central Kyoto, submerging thousands of buildings and sweeping away bridges. About 4 people are believed dead as residents flee by boat amid rising waters and cloudbursts across western Japan.
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South Africa Out For 228 Surplus Ships
Landon reports on South Africa aiming to scrap 228 surplus ships as part of a broader program to reduce tonnage. The piece notes government actions, potential economic impact, and the broader maritime policy context.
Hurricane innings save South Africa in second Test at Lord's
Cameron hit 91 in 100 minutes to rescue South Africa after a 228 all out, as England stood at 75 for two at stumps. Wade top scored for England in a tense day on a bowler-friendly pitch with Mitchell and Verity among the wicket takers.
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New Zealand 3 Per Cent Conversion Underwritten
London reports the New Zealand government underwrote the 3 percent loan at 98 with final instalment due October 1 and conversion apps closing July 8. Subscribers receive 30 percent cash on conversion. cost of funds and credit standing praised by Minister of Finance J. G. Costes. Dominions debt largely held locally with few years remaining.
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America's Colossal Debt and Deficit
Washington reports the Treasury cash books show a fiscal year deficit of 3472,000,000 dollars. The government collected only two cents for every dollar spent, comparing with a deficit of 3,881,000,000 in 1994. The public debt stands at about 29,000,000,000.
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Carr Cup thriller as Queanbeyan beats Goulburn for Cup
Queanbeyan defeated Goulburn by six to two in a Carr Cup clash marred by unqualified players. Officials debated recognition and a possible replay amid injuries and travel mishaps, with heavy rain and strong spectatorship noted.
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Power Again Germany Denounces Naval Pact Rally
Berlin dispatch reports Dr Goebbels addressing 160000 Nazis at Templehof on the eve of the purge anniversary. He praised Germany's sovereignty after Britain’s naval agreement with Germany and warned against threats while declaring Germany seeks no conflict. He warned that joining the League of Nations would be a detour.
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Baldwin defends Anglo German agreement in London
Mr Blaney Ballwin spoke in London on Saturday defending the Anglo German accord as a step toward disarmament and closer cooperation with France and Italy. He rejected claims that Germany could not be trusted and urged that Britain and Germany acted with honorable motives in pursuing disarmament.
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Government subsidies likely to be altered or ended
The text notes that governments could not raise subsidies now as mechanization effect grows and shipping resumes profit, reducing the need for subsidies. It suggests that government consent could allow modification or even abolition of subsidies in the future.
International Chamber urges stabilisation of exchange at congress
World commerce leaders at the International Chamber of Commerce urged immediate stabilisation of foreign exchange. They called for provisional mobilization and an audit to support stabilization. The Congress set Berlin as the venue for the next meeting in 1987.
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