Britain Faces Diplomatic Strain Over Europe Tensions
The Observer reports rising European unease as Abyssinian events ripple through Russia Germany and Balkan powers. Britain weighs stance toward France and Italy amid League credibility fears and possible Anglo German pressure. Mussolini rhetoric surfaces amid shifting alliances and ominous threats.
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London
Europe
Pautes
Observer
Russia
Germany
Little
Tntentes
Britain
France
League
Prat
Secret Pact on France and Britain Over League Authority
A report indicates a secret understanding where France may cooperate with Britain to assert the League of Nations' authority against Italy. The pact discusses coordinating calls and actions to stand together in enforcing sanctions or other measures within the League framework.
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Britain
League
Italy
Italian Objections at Hague Inquiry Prompt Bid for Cooperation
Fragmented text reports Italian objections at a Hague inquiry and hints at measures for cooperation with Britain. It references a commission that adjourned and mentions potential steps to address influence and mutual security, with unclear specifics.
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Hague
Fragmentary Foreign Note on Italian Abyssinia Crisis
A garbled dispatch references Frances Attitude and a Franch in Italy facing Abyssinia remarks. The text is unclear but hints at international tension, London reactions, and avoidance of escalation amid wartime rhetoric.
Forced Landing Report From Skies Sees Downed Aircraft
A forced landing occurred after an emergency event leaving one unknown aircraft down 10 miles from the Ssoesi area. Investigators are assessing air traffic logs and weather conditions to determine the cause and any injuries or damage.
American evacuation orders in Abyssinia reported
Washington issued a directive authorizing the Addis Ababa Charge d Affaires to take necessary precautions for evacua tion of about 123 Americans in Abyssinia. Of these, 110 are missionaries of various faiths, though some may ignore the London warning.
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Washington
Abyssinia
State Department
Addis Ababa
London
T.A. Lambie
Ethopian Mision Barvice
Mia-Ionariee
Gore Wey
No Intervention by America in Abyssinia Crisis
London Saturday reports President Roosevelt rejected Emperor Haile Selassie’s plea for U S intervention under the Briand Kellogg Pact in the crisis with Italy. The move signals United States policy avoiding direct involvement while urging peaceful resolution.
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London
Rowevelt Lan
Halli Bellassie
Abyssinia
United States
Italy
The Art of the Book and Modern Printing Trends
The piece discusses rising standards in publishing, noting improved production, attractive bindings, and revived hand printing on handmade paper. It highlights smaller houses like an English atelier as makers of fine limited editions and previews an upcoming talk by Mr Fitsherdinge at the Hotel Casberra about publishing craft and showing tools for modern work.
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Genel Novela
Oltre Carel Presa
England
Fitsherdinge
Casberra
Pitshardinge
Hapsburg Return to Austria Sparks Central European Tensions
Reports say Yugoslavia and other states oppose Hapsburgs resuming the Austrian throne. France foresees private talks but warns changes risk destabilizing Danubian Pact talks. Austria may restore confiscated property and lift bans on the Habsburgs after Emperor Kal abdicated.
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Czechoslovakie
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Hapsburg
Austria
Otto
Brussels
Europe
Tt Ie
German Notice of Naval Strength Reported
London reports in the Sunday Times that Germany fulfilled the Naval Agreement and informed Britain France and others about ships laid down for 1985 96. The Times naval correspondent confirms two new German battleships of about 10 000 tons each, under Versailles Treaty limits, with details to follow at a naval strength conference.
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London
Brivis
France
the ‘Times
London Wool Sales Advance Predicted
London reports suggest continent buyers will participate in forthcoming wool sales. The Economist correspondent notes little barrier to broad participation, with improvements expected in merino prices and turnover. Weakness remains in woollen manufacturers versus worsted spinners.
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London
Ford
Oppe
Australien
France
Germany
Bradford
Suvance
Tal Merinos
Royal Divorce Case Shocks Bucharest Court
In Bucharest a high profile divorce hearing unfolds involving Sunt Atte and Learing amid claims of desertion. The proceedings note lack of counsel for Gene and potential loss of titles tied to a royal marriage with King George of Greece.
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Bucharest
Eli- Rabel
Armatet
King George
Greece
Gene
Ana
Alimabeth Hoberxalluva
Itumants
Lyons Arrival in New York Sparks Trade Talk with US
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons arrived from Italy aboard the Rex with Mrs Lyons and staff en route to Washington and Ottawa. He said no trade treaty with Australia was proposed but discussions with the American government would explore Australia’s position and potential sales to help balance trade. He plans to meet Senator McAdoo in Washington and then travel to England, staying at the White House later with the Roosevelts.
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New York
Mr. Lyons
Italy
Washington
Ottawa
Australia
Tong
England
Lyona
United States
Japan
Gralt
McAdoo
Wash-iington
Lyne Wade
Recaptured Lunatic Caught In Timber Yard At Lidcombe
Sydney Sunday report of Robert James McMahon, who escaped Parramatta Mental Hospital, being recaptured in a Lidcombe timber yard. He hid beneath machinery, showed exhaustion, and was eventually overhauled by Constable Galvin after attempting to flee a high fence. He said he wished to remain at large 28 days before any return to the institution.
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Sydney
Robert James Meblahon
Parramatta
Lidsombe
Blackeoy
Hhs
Francis Street
Lidcombe
Blackeby
Ms von
Blackeay
Eon
McMahon
Galvin
oMcern
Carlingford
Canberra Dominates Goulburn Crookwell Rugby Clash
In a Canberra district rugby display, Queanbeyan beat Goulburn 8 to 0 on Goulburn ground, while Canberra defeated Crookwell 27 to 2 at Queanbeyan Showground. Canberra's forwards and backs showed form, with Gribble Byrne and O'Brien key in attack, and Crookwell’s defense strong early on. The match highlighted Canberra’s leading performance despite Crookwell’s rugged defense and early 3-0 lead.
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Goulburn and
Crookwell
Queanbeyan
Goulburn
Canberra
Queanbeyan Showground
Grea
H. Dunn
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G. Frost
Chas Bradbury
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Grant
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Thorn
Plumb
Bradbury
Whalley
Halloran
Hawke
Weeks
Ter
Ama Riley
Mar
O'Meten
Orosensil
Wimbledon doubles crown goes to Crawford and Quist in five set final
Crawford and Quist defeated Allison and Van Ryn in five sets to capture the men's doubles title at Wimbledon. Perry won the men's singles in straight sets over Von Cramm, while Hopman and Mrs Hopman fell to Perry and Miss Round in the mixed doubles final. Moody defeated Jacobs in the women's singles final and Stammers and James won the first women's doubles.
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Quist
Wimbledon
Allison
van Ryn
von Cramm
Perry
Hopman
Mademoisaite Tedraejowske Mgainst Perry
Minn
Alno
Miss
Hopmane
Teach
Whic
Toang
Hival
Quine
Vee Ryn
Wille Moody
Mima Jacobs
Mince Stammers
James
Madame Mathieu
Mra. Sperling
Perry Mmlex
Madei Je Jedrasjowdka
Miss Round
Mes
Royal Air Force Jubilee Review At Mildenhall
The King and the Prince of Wales attended a Royal Air Force jubilee review at Mildenhall and Dunford amid 10 000 spectators. Four hundred aircraft formed precise displays as fighters and the Gloster Gauntlets demonstrated squadron drill with flawless timing. The King and Queen lunched at Duxford while officers and recruits watched the aerial parade.
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London
Royal Air Force
Mildenhall
Dunford
Newmarket
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duxford
Wien
Bankruptcy Court Melbourne No Urgent Matters Before Court
Acting Attorney General Brennan said inquiry shows no urgent matters before the Bankruptcy Court and the government will not appoint a dedicated judge. Chief Judge Dettridge of the Arbitration Court may handle urgent cases. Eugene Gorman, 18, appointed Acting Judge by the Parliament, Brennan noted the state may use his service elsewhere.
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Melbourne
Brennan
Bankerruptcy Court
Dettridge
Abitration Court
Banieruptcy Court
Eugene Gorman
Batliament
Benator Brennan
Challenge to duel Italian captain to English M P
Rome Salurian Captain Funelli challenged Major Attlee in a dispute over Italio Abyssinian affairs. Attlee declined the duel citing only criticizing the Italian government, not the Italian people. The Italian captain persisted with his challenge despite the British Parliament framing limits on remarks.
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Salurian
Funelli
Attlee
Apy Autre
London
Faxnelli
Tince Taarks
Britain
Fansilt
la Mnt
Bottles in Brawl Leave Two Wounded in Street Fight
In Washington tonight two men fought on a street corner after an incident at a local event. One man reportedly struck another with a broken bottle, creating facial wounds, while the other retaliated with a punch that knocked out teeth. Both men were taken into custody and charged with assault.
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Mm Spous
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