Date fixed for Mussolini's announcement and Africa move
London reports 20,000 troops embarked for East Africa and another 20,000 gathered at Italian ports ready to begin operations. The Giornale d Italia says the date is the end of the rainy season in September. Mussolini's mouthpiece notes broad support from eleven countries and a demand to expel Abyssinia from the League.
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London
Taat
East Africa
Italia
Chronicle
Giornale d'Italia
Signor Mussolini
Italy
France
Austria
Little Entente
Belgium
Spain
Greece
Mussolini
League
Abyzinia
Abyssinia Coaditions Of League Membership
British conditions of support in the House of Lords require Abyssinia to suppress slavery and promote trade. The government would seek canal support and report to the League Council, with inquiries into Ethiopian measures and possible territorial guarantees for inhabitants. Sir Hamel Moore and Sir Samuel discuss the efficiency and limits of British measures and potential safeguards for affected territories.
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London
Fischgn
Bir Bam
CIA
Hamel
Moore
Sir Samuel
Abyssina
Zelly
Entefda
Wheat Panic Waves Hit European Markets As Liquidations Rise
A wave of selling hit the wheat market with France dumping and fear spreading over dampening Canadian imports. The Liverpool and London markets saw hectic activity with prices depressed yet final quotations slightly higher. Baltic Exchange chairman Herbert Robson noted the market remained under pressure with large carry and about 404,000 quarters known on the market at around 18 shillings per quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
Fie
Herbert Robson
Chimman
Baltic Exchange
Land
Daily Telegraph
Tsing
Tagre Didicult
Rioting in Lahore as Police Fire on Mob
Describes riots in Lahore with police firing on protesters and a curfew imposed. Reports note destruction of property, attempts at reconstruction, and rising tensions. Authorities threaten severe penalties and further curfew enforcement as unrest spreads.
Collapse Feared at The Hague
Unclear text reports a feared collapse involving a committee in The Hague amid unsettled difficulties. The fragmentary note mentions a monnay Italian and Abyssinian context with unclear references to adjournment and commissions.
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Hague
The
Monnay
Conetfuttion Comittee
German Opinion Abelín Manilay Collapses in News Cavern
The Tho Press reports a collapse belief surrounding Megouiuilons and Avgrisa, arguing Italy’s vacua will not permit trade in the Nile and will resist Britain’s stance on the murder. The piece notes Britain’s potential actions and shifts in colonial trade tensions.
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Abelin
Manilay
Tho Press
Megouiuilons
Avgrisa’ x Convinciu
Lbaly Vacaia
Britain
Nile
Central Banks Unite to Curb Currency Speculation
Central banks announced a coordinated plan at a monthly meeting to combat currency speculation. Authorities stated future actions would bar attacks on currencies of any country linked to the international market, signaling stabilization efforts.
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Basle
Bank of Duternattort
London Comment Lower Wheat Crop for Victoria
London reports a lower Victoria wheat crop with notes on currency stabilisation and potential alliance risks. Montague Norman warns Parliament was unaware of the private agreement affecting Britain's gold fund and exchange levels. Melbourne notes the Victoria crop likely to be reduced this season, influencing prices.
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London
Mimifay
Abe Bante
Herat
Montague Norman
Saper
Huulisatton Fund
Britain
England
Melbourne
Tuas
Victoria
Gambling Ship Robbery by Shore Pirates
Five pirates aboard the gambling barge Monte Cathy attacked while anchored off shore. They bound the sleeping crew and escaped with about 20 000 dinllars and jewellery valued at Todvo dollars. A security guard was on board, but evidence is unclear.
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Calin
Monte Cathy
Hore
Belive
Lmuar
Tae
Alungyite
Pilot Broadbent Aims for Atlantic Air Record Mission
Sydney reports pilot Broadbent plans an air record attempt to England after a prior solo flight around Australia. The venture follows rival feats by Le Brunke holding seven days four hours and Kingsford-Smith with seven days nine hours in opposing directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tunsley
Jnround Australia
le Brunke
Aan Rilo
Chris Kings
Ford
Tyne
Trade With East Calls for Stricter Standards
The Acting President of the Graater Association, Mr. J. P. Abbott, urged tighter control of Australian exports to the East. He advocated appointing a diplomat to represent Australia in Nanking and Tokio, strict examination of ship freights, and prohibiting exporters shipping suspect goods. Abbott stressed enforcing higher standards to protect Australian industry and tighten trade opportunities with the East.
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Sydney
Graatert Association
J. P. Abbott
Tr Page
Assoc
Amd
Australia
Nanking
Tokio
Bali
Mr. Abbott
Indian loan underwritten in London notice
A notice from London states an Indian loan of £10,100 at per cent interest is underwritten. The instrument No 40-2 has been declared redeemable and was issued on a specified date.
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London
Nck
Ben
Transit air mail plans debated by ministers
Defence ministers from Australia and New Zealand discuss aviation cooperation for a trans Tasman air mail service. Officials confirm sunrise flight guidance and ensure no conflict with British air delegation agreements. Canberra ministers expect ongoing talks and arrangements to be finalized.
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Bydney
My. Parkhil
Aly Chater
New Zealand
Paikbill
Chistes Kingeford Smith
Averiew
Canberra
Sittin
Catinwt
Adrift at Sea Maheno Tow Breaks in Heavy Weather
Tug Carlock searches for the Maheno after the tow rope broke off the Queensland coast. The Maheno, towed by Oonah, drifted with eight crew aboard while heavy seas and damaged gear hinder rescue efforts. A wireless liaison with Oonah’s captain and Rapunes owner seeks to maintain progress until salvage.
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Brisbane
Onal
Jagma
Dupan
Ipanose
Wight
Hashimoto
Myanibiin
Mabena
Essel
Vtanel
Agsulonce
Wool wealth Melbourne report on Australian wool year
The National Wool Marketing Brokers of Australia issued a statement on the year ending June 30 noting exports reached 2,092,207 bales valued at £47,127,408. Output rose by 468,080 bales but total income fell by £33,171,308 versus 1933-34. Average price for grease wool stood at £12 10s 8d per bale against £20 1s 2d previously.
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Melbourne
Tureday
Avatealia
Australia
Greuay
Ail Cen Ieee
Germany Sets 1935 Naval Build Plan Amid Angl0-German Pact
Berlin reports reveal Germany’s 1935 naval programme under the London agreement. The emphasis lies on a surge of big destroyers and submarines, with 16 destroyers larger than British rivals and heavier armament. Submarine tonnage already approaches the treaty limit, signaling a push toward parity and aircraft carrier preparations in the near term.
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Berlin
Germany
London
Hector Bywater
the Telegraph
Dunkerque
Strasbourg
Hood
Renown
Affont
Mr Debuchi Mission Itinerary Changes in August
The Foreign Office spokesmen said the itinerary of Mr Debuchi is altered due to Australian government wishes and minister absences in Canberra. After arriving in Sydney on August 16 he will sail to New Zealand and back by September 1, then proceed to Canberra Melbourne and Brisbane before departing from Brisbane to Surabaya on September 20.
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Tokio
Tuessay
Foreign Office
Canberra
Debuchi
Sydney
New Zealand
Melbourne
Brisbane
Sourabaya
South African Cricketers Shine Despite Losses
A fragmentary report outlines South African cricketing efforts with mentions of notable players, injuries, and intermittent performances. The text is garbled but notes a strong showing by some batsmen and fielding moments while others struggle.
MEAT AGREEMENT LONDON DISCUSSION ON AUSTRALIA
In London discussions on the meat agreement between the United Kingdom and Australia continue with no immediate announcement. Sir Henry Guillet and Me Alliott met regarding Australian quota allotments and pending quarter end reviews as negotiators seek a substitute arrangement.
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London
Tonday
Australia
Lyoms
Austral
Henry Guillet
Alliott
U Kngiin
Severe Earth Tremor Shakes Canberra
A violent earth tremor struck Canberra causing building shakes and rattling windows. No property damage or casualties were reported, and officials advised residents to stay indoors until aftershocks subside.
France not taking action in missing child case
In Paris authorities delay and police actions spark concern over a missing boy named Antoniag Pl. Reports say a 12 year old cripple left home Tuesday and may have travelled toward Lismore. Britain is informed as authorities seek cooperation and broaden the search.
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Lismore
Tuesiy
Paris
Purslay
Sliouvee
Antoniag
Laval
Britain
Uvat Party of Police
Forcemaidenic Ar
France
Dun
cAbynuinian
Ambush Fire Sparks Investigation Near Auckland Harbour
A volley from an automatic pistol erupted during an ambush along the harbour area. The shooter fled toward Orakel and ely today, narrowly missing Palmer as police continue to search for the assailant. No arrests have been made yet.
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Weeliliiton
Paenday
Auckland Harbour
Legion Tronderamon
Orakel
Ely
Ambunh
Palmer
Police Service Sparks Mock Complaint Debate in Canberra
A garbled report shows a Canberra police complaint dispute tied to the Chamber of Commerce led by A. F. P. Kegan. The piece notes tensions over property matters and mentions a local paper, the Canberra Times, in relation to the inquiry and public statements.
Alimony Order in Sydney Divorce Case
The Kingstown court orders alimony in a divorce involving William Patter and Nally Alexander Gunning. Wood, acting as counsel, reports support payments of two weeks to the wife starting May 11, as hearing for the divorce proceeds. The parties are well known in Sydney.
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Bydney
Tusday
Mr. Wood
Katiny
William Pattervor Gunning
Nally Alexander Gunning
Sydney
Public Service Welfare Association denial at Canberra Chamber meeting
A Canberra Chamber of Commerce gathering sparked a denial from the Public Service Welfare Association about seeking representation at Chamber meetings. A June vote proposed appointing three delegates from the association to discuss inviting delegates, but the motion failed amid splits.
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Canberra Chamber of Commerce
St Wee
Public Service Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
de D.C. Henry
WM. B. Dinksom
Delates
Stewins
Iestore
Melegaina
Public Service Warfare Awsodiation
W. G. Piper
Public Service Welfare Ansociating
Marta
Hnembers
Public Welfare
Chamber of Commetés
Dinkson
Temarhe Waewau
Mveru
Inimate
Record Wheat Acreage Hoped In Queensland
The State Wheat Board manager Mr. Binns stated today that recent rain would likely boost wheat planting in Queensland. He cited favorable conditions and a hopeful outlook for the season, with expectations of higher acreage and improved yields.
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Queensland
Bribbant
Tyseley
State Wheat Board
Binns
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NCE
Abyssinia
Lahore
Dent Eoy
Maul
Shubert Rimes
Moglema
Hubert Emaryon
Brest
Yan
London Comment
Broadbent
Englan
Menny Mugler
Nonty
Bt Uniwee Eamkucld
Ennypochainyy
Sato Town
Graziers
Trans - Tasman
Air Mail Services
MR. Parkhill
Maheno
MR. Debuchi
Tour
LNT SN
Moniny
Une
Bohags
Naileieed Sonal
Neos Eetmodtitte Aiacker
Niowlats
Pati
Renu
Jawhirn
Lilley
Herth
Wales
Dalton
Police. “Service
Camplainta
A. FP Kegan
Kegan
Ubl
Molonglo
Willie
Chamber of Commerce and P.S. Committee
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