Mussolini to Exhort Troops in Africa Visit and Abyssinia Plans
The Times reports Mussolini will dramaticly appear before African troops in August review them and issue speeches as preparations for Abyssinia begin in September. Rome officials highlight Italy’s resolve to settle accounts with Abyssinia, aiming for dis severance from Europe and readiness for any challenge.
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the Times
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Naval Review Draws Huge Crowds as King Watches
Thousands bivouacked along the waterfront for the naval review, while the King paced the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert. A chartered plane carrying two stock brokers crashed after takeoff from Heston, killing two and hospitalizing two others. The pilot and two passengers escaped. the craft struck a hedge and burned.
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Onra
Mongular
Victoria and Albert
Smiley
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Dacosts
Hestor
American Air Services
Lloyd George Cabinet Rejects London Plan
The Lloyd George administration rejects a London based unemployment plan proposed by sub committees. A government spokesman indicates a new scheme to fund public works could employ about 100,000 workers with a loan of 300 million pounds. Critics question whether this would offset unemployment and strain the balance of the budget and interest rates.
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London
Monsay
Lloyd
Tor
Gaga
Lloyd George
Britain
Relief Workers Strike at Lake Macquarie
Amid labor unrest at Lake Macquarie, relief workers strike while the Minister for Labour declines to hear a deputation. The dispute centers on pay and working conditions, with talks stalled and speculation about future action.
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Lake Macquarie
Sydney
Mesquarie Mhire
Labour
Btr
Awkia
Vances
Shop Employees Smith Murder Lady Committed For
A local shop story centers on employees named Smith and Evatt with a murder case and a court clash. The article outlines a trial timeline and allegations facing the defendants while noting police involvement and legal procedures.
Third Test South Africa Fails In First Innings
London notes that South Africa collapsed to ten for 471 as England declared at stumps with 177 on the board. Heavy rain halts play, attendance under 8000, Vincent and Hammond star as England edges toward a likely reversal of fortune behind Wyatt and Crisp bowling.
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South Africa
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City
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South Attica
Ely
Ehat
Vincent
Wyatt
Hamford
Crisp
Hammond
Beores
Hearing in Pathfinders murder case drags with clashes
A high tension hearing resumes at Central Court concerning the Path finder murder case of James Braith. Detective Allmand faces cross examination as Mr Evatt accuses officials of concealing evidence. Witnesses recount yacht Pathfinder events, Holmes pursuit, and Brady trial links while bail hearings set sureties amid courtroom dispute.
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James Braith
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McDougall
Court of Justice
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Evatt
Bvett
McDowgall
Alimani
Kivatt
Earth
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Witnang
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Bede Vaughan
Pathfinder
Yoha
Henith
Vaughan
Albert Stannard
Iso
Jin Smith
Qoad
Magiat Brady
Trade commissioners bid farewell at luncheon
Trade commissioners held a luncheon today and referred to a vast patent market in the east. They stated Australia had a splendid opportunity to develop trade with these nations.
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Australia
State Lottery Draw Announces Winners in Liverpool
The state lottery results list Mr. Jack Davies of Terminus Street, Liverpool as a top prize winner. The draw names a major prize and a second prize, with the winner notified to claim on Monday.
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Tuseday
Prin
Jack Davies
Terminus Strest
Laverpool
Belfast riots renew outbreak after court hearing
Belfast spirals back to violence as darkness brings renewed disturbances in Millfield and Dobegal Place. Stones and bottles fly from rooftops while police in armored cars rush to quell mobs. One 17 year old, James Andrews, shot in the stomach, remains in serious condition as six men face remand for unlawful assembly and rioting. Glasgow Catholic Union telegraphs leaders urging intervention to restore order.
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Moba
Millfield
Aus
Dobegal Place
Jamen Andrews
Aole
Capes
Proposed Control of Prices for Fair Competition
A Tuesday conference of retail traders called by the Department of Labour and Industry discusses fixes on wholesale and retail prices to curb unfair practices. Storekeepers’ complaints about price fixing and unfair competition prompt action proposals, though critics warn legitimate competition may be stifled.
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Bydney
Dlecu
Department of Labour and Industry
Government Loans Sydney Conference Address
Government loan and finance topics dominate a Sydney conference of agricultural bureaus at Hawkesbury College. Sir Herbert Gepp urges stronger national unity and an economic committee to reduce disparities. Rural Bank Commissioners plan new branches to assist primary producers and cooperatives. The general verdant report notes slight improvement for farmers, aided by lower interest rates, amid renewed competition across sectors.
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Agicultural Bureaus
New South Wales
Hawkesbury College
Herbert Gepp
Australia
Bank
Br. C
Rookerman
W. W. Watacn
Short Term Agreement Limits British Meat Quotas
Britain Australia and New Zealand reach a 18 month deal on mutton and lamb supplies to Britain through end 1936. Australia to ship 950000 cwt in six months, New Zealand 1 750 000 cwt in 1936, with a total 3 900 000 cwt. Beef and veal quotas set for third and fourth quarters, Australia up to 1 500 000 cwt with 160 000 cwt chilled. New Zealand up to 478 000 cwt with 88 000 cwt chilled. Carry over 70 000 cwt from Q2 to Q3. The arrangement allows rises or falls based on UK production and markets.
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London
Mr. Elliot
House of Commons
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Austall
United Kingdom
Tillot
United Is
George Lambert
Aasmine Amts
Henry Gullett
Eliot
Quven
Sir Henry Guidett
Exporters Pleased With Meat Agreement Milestone
In Melbourne and London negotiators hailed a new meat export framework. The House of Commons backed a subsidy extension to June 1936 costing up to 8 million. Officials stressed talks with Dominion governments and Argentina on long term terms continue. Australia expects to expand chilled beef and mutton exports despite global trade tensions.
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House of Commons
Elliot
Hiliot
Mexican Catholic campaign violence shocks capital
Four were killed and six injured when gunmen fired on Catholic student pilgrims traveling to Villa Hermosa. The attackers, linked to anti-Catholic factions, forced survivors to seek refuge in a nearby building as authorities acknowledged the unrest and political tensions surrounding church influence.
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Villa Hermosa
Gavasco
Thomas ‘Tarrido
Canabal
Zanabal
Inter
Mexicen
Imi Adyion
AIM
Oseral
D. Ise
Velen
Australia
Mike Eppartunn
New Banland
Stowaway's Plight Woman Found Exhausted in Hold
A middle aged woman discovered in the steamer hold as the Union diner Marama arrived in Sydney from New Zealand. She had eaten nothing since leaving Wellington last Friday and was rescued after exclaiming with relief. She received care and assistance on board the wharf.
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Union
Marama
Sydney
New Zealand
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