Mussolini Pushes Negotiations Outside League before Abyssinia War
Rome correspondent reports Mussolini will negotiate only if talks occur outside the League of Nations. He seeks a complete July settlement granting Italy military control over Abyssinia, while conscripts rise and Conciliation Commission stalls over territorial issues. British officials urge restraint and pursue mediation options.
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New Air Line Adelaide to Darwin Planned
An Australian company registered in Sydney plans an air service from Sydney to Darwin using a nine passenger Junker plane from Germany. The inauguration is slated for ten months hence with one aircraft operating within two hours from Sydney Canberra region awaiting assembly in Sydney.
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Bydwig
Australian shipping clash with Britain over mail ferry costs
Australian Attorney General Mr Menton and Civil Aviation Chief Captain Johnstone press a dispute with the British Air Ministry and Post Office executives regarding the merged imperial mail ferry project. They seek clarity on how far the Dominions will bear financial responsibility for operations outside their shores as competition with the Matson Line and American liner plans intensifies. A British shipping delegation will meet tomorrow to discuss the matter.
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Aenea
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America
Zealand
State deficit figures reported for the year ending June 80
State deficit for the financial year ending June 80 stood at £2,546,080, slightly below the permitted limit under the Prices Plan. Despite tax remission and reduced charges in many areas, the year showed a £484,235 improvement over the prior year, though a £785,000 transfer from the Commonwealth was received.
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Sear
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Ho Connon Wes Let
Maheno Ashore Off Fraser Island Near Brisbane
A damaged vessel named Maheno ran aground near Fraser Island about 10 miles from Brisbane after an air lift by a white plane. Rescue crews and the ship’s superintendent scrambled to salvage crew members as the beach was too narrow for a tow. Japanese authorities awaited the arrival of the stranded vessel’s crew and continued reassurances were issued throughout the night.
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Fraser Isisnih
Japan
Hrerag
Holley
Yainland
Maryborough
Monsagid
Garty
Mythine
Friendship Only M Debuchi Mission Tokyo
In an Australian interview Mr Debuchi, a Japanese mission teacher in Australia, says he carries only friendly greetings to Australians and New Zealanders and has no intention of raising controversial topics like White Australia or the progress of Asia and Japan.
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Tokio
Debuchi
Australia
New Zeaand
Austrasia
Debated Censure Motion in London House Addressed
The debate centered on censure motions against the government over employment policy and inflation. Prime Minister and Labour critics sparred as ministers faced questions about progress, with MPs urging concrete steps and accountability amid tensions.
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London
Corotwone
Tinbain
Mrn Tireen Wood
Labour Party
ceRpon
Trade Fair Display Opens in Japan Exhibit
A large international trade fair progresses with Japanese displays and planning for a major exhusition. Officials from government and industry share sponsorship by leading firms and newspapers while reporters and exhibitors prepare coverage and logistics for the upcoming event.
Building Activity and Prospects in June Markets
In June figures the metropolitan region shows renewed activity in building, with expectations of a broader industry rebound. The report notes rising values and activity levels, reflecting a gradual return to pre downturn prosperity for construction and related sectors.
Transport Council Proposal for Australian Transport Council
Wednesday report from Canberra states Acting Prime Minister Hurle Page invites governors to a September Canberra conference to discuss an Australian Transport Council. The plan envisions a national coordinating body for land sea and air transport, uniform rates nationwide, and border policy cooperation, with federal and state ministers as members and advisers.
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Australian Transport Council
Hurle Page
Australia
Councit Ia
Mail robberies hydmiey Canberra case emerges
Joseph Harold Ryan aged 80 faces charges linked to a Canberra mail robbery. He appeared at Quarter Sessions and was remanded to July 21 on Crown grounds. Details of committal were outlined by Crown prosecutors amid logistical delays and requests for adjournment.
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Joseph Harold Ryan
Une Canberra
G. Oxborne
Windover
Seine Eankel
Norte Wen
Urge Crown
Triad
Kyan
New South
Death Toll Rising From New York Floods
In Albany and northern New York the flood disaster worsened with 37 deaths and seven missing as waters recede. Property losses reach 39 million dollars and about two thousand people are left homeless, with many displaced families seeking aid.
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New York
New York State
Strong Rise London Opens New Sale Day
A bustling crowd attended the London opening as sales began strongly with full 10 per can pricing. Australasian winners featured in a continental competition while high interest in May showroom items drew buyers. Notable listings included Sydney ventures and a mix of imports, with buyers eyeing premier stock and well prepared service during the welcoming period.
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Derith
Tee
Chahig Rutin
Tates
New South Wales
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Weiateal
Alder
Mr Paterson Plans for the North Tour Says Mining and Meat Export
Mr Paterson announces during a live working tour of the North and North Western Australia he will examine pastoral and mining problems and explore possible expansion of meat works as exporters of chilled beef.
German naval threats behind scenes prelude to pact
The Daily Telegraph reports that on arriving to negotiate the Anglo German naval agreement Von Ribbentrop indicated most of Germanys naval programme except submarines was ready and that Britain would likely face a fait accompli with a consent to continued subsidies. The Argentine reply to Britain and other nations are noted, and the discussion hints at a prolonged subsidy while Germanys fleet expansion proceeds.
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Daily Telegraph
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Empire
Tim Lain
Larwood and Voce Refuse MCC Test Offers in South Africa
The Daily Telegraph reports that the MAZG through Not-Linghwa Chub informed Larwood and Voce they would be considered for Test matches against South Africa if they withdrew their newspaper statements on leg theory. Both players are understood to wish no further participation in Test cricket.
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Tursuay
Daily Telegraph
MAZG
Larwood Wnt Voce
South Africa
Earth Tremor Felt Across NSW Amidst Shaking Night
Tremor struck Sydney and regional centers including Goulburn and Bondi causing panic and minor damage. Authorities logged 14 087 injuries countrywide and 16 204 hospitalizations over the night due to street and railway crashes. The Riverview observatory recorded a tiny tremor while experts noted only two similar shocks in the past 17 years.
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Charity worker Mrs Patton denies charges at Melbourne hearing
Mrs Kuna Eula Patton, a charity worker, faced charges of obtaining money for the Caulfeld Benevolence by false pretences. Her counsel claimed perjury and that allegations arose from a quarrel with Mrs wealth Amith. The magistrate remanded Patton for trial after ruling the case insufficient to proceed.
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Terany
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Yacht voyage plan details amid windy round world trip
A report from Lane Cove and North Woollahra details a yacht voyage attempt by several men including Metbolirhe and Rummel. The vessel measures 53 feet six inches overall with a 15 foot 7 inch beam and a draft of 8 feet 12 inches, aiming to cover a two year journey.
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Actress Sues Mannix Over Work Barriers in Los Angeles Case
New York actress Tueway Mary Notun files a 500000 dollar claim against Fid ward James Mannix and Hollywood executive Airoetor James Mannix alleging ptychat Binwult and use of influence to block work. She recounts a 1931 incident in bed and a later hospital stay in Los Angeles with emergency care cited.
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Mra. Nolan
Obo Chey
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Ramarttan Hospital
Perret
Alin Hirther
Lucker
Renull
Trial Postponed In Serious Case Against Patrick Brady
A serious case involving Patrick Brady and Jymen Smith faced a further postponement after a brief adjournment this morning. Proceedings resume tomorrow as delays continue to affect the high-profile trial.
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Vatrick Brady
Jymen Smith
Trade pact talk between Australia and United States intensifies
Australian Prime Minister Lyons reports cordial talks with President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull show shared interest in expanding commerce. No definite reciprocal trade plan yet but progress toward closer relations is noted. Lyons expects possible concrete development while Ottawa agreements are not seen as a barrier.
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Mrs Lyons Charmed at White House During Ottawa Trip
New York report recalls Mrs Lyons touring Washington Ottawa bound route. She admires the quiet beauty of America and calls the White House central to American history. She praises President Roosevelt for deliberation and gentleness while noting Mrs Roosevelt’s charm and the homey peace of the White House.
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Whitt
Gas warfare horrors described by Briton expert
A fragment describes purported gas warfare effects, citing Mr Hi Finnimers of the British Gas Warfare Department. It references a test on soldiers and the impact on mental equilibrium and lipert glands, but the text is garbled and unclear.
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Stlaren Amede
Shorter Working Hours Debate in Melbourne Parliament
Fragmentary report shows discussions on shortening work hours. References to an Australian Trade Union Council and global contexts note claimed economic benefits and avoidance of depression, with criticism of banning industry as a policy option. The text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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