Notes on Ethiopian Crisis and League Council Move
London reports note from Rome and Addis Ababa hint at possible change in League of Nations stance as Council may meet Wednesday. Britain says no arms exports to either Italy or Abyssinia for now. France and Britain seek peaceful resolution, with conciliation commissions and potential delays to arbitration.
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Teva
Rome
Addis Ababa
League Council
Britain
Italy
Ety
Tee Farm
Nnt
Apuoinia
League
London
Samuel Yeare
Abyssinia
Ethiopia
Anderetand
Abyusinia
Abyssinia Lacks Arms Not Courage
London reports from Addis Ababa state Abyssinia lacks arms but demonstrates morale. Ethiopians are armed mostly with antiquated rifles from the Franco-Prussian era, with no southward artillery, risking repetition of earlier infantry failures in defense against advancing forces.
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London
Writiny
Addis Ababa
Belfast riots and De Valera call for peace
The report notes tensions in Belfast with references to Thurday events and Parliaments in Dublin. De Valera urged citizens and Irish leaders to seek peace and friendship, blaming foreign powers for blocking reconciliation and reopening dialogue to resolve differences.
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Angiglea
Thurad Wublin
Thurwlay
de Alera
de Valera
Irelane
Anti English Feeling in Rome Rally Draws 100000
A Rome monster meeting of 100000 drew tremendous applause as Britain and Japan were denounced. Guards protected embassies while banners declared indifference to colonial powers. Caricatures mocked the Abyssinian emperor with anti AngloJapanese sentiment on display.
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Rome
Danners Ourriad
Britain
Japan
Kinsen
Wxirae
England
Abyssinia
Abysinia
jHlobe
Kengilel
Australian League of Nations Union meets on League authority
An extraordinary meeting of the Australian League of Nations Union executive passed a resolution with grave apprehension about any diminishment of the League's authority. The action was taken in view of the current political situation and involves officials including the Acting Prime Minister Dr Page.
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Ayoney
Priday
Australian
League of Nations Union
League of Etlons
Dr. Page
Huey Long May Run Third Party For President
New York reports Senator Huey Long, labeled America s public demagogue, may head a third party opposition to Roosevelt. He blasts Roosevelt as a faker and warns he would bolt any convention, even suggesting a possible Democratic, Republican, or independent split to advance his program. Long outlines a weekly income of 10 and a 1000 home under his plan.
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New York
Thurwiny
Hary Long
America
Roosevelt
Mr. Roose
Yalty
Traffic in Bail Professional Bondsmen
In Sydney at the Quarter Sessions Judge Curfewia noted bail appeals reveal criminals drive up bail by pressuring local bondsmen. Bondsmen allegedly charge heavy rates for bail accommodation, with criminals using known tradesmen near offenders' homes to arrange releases or punish those who refuse.
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Sydney
Curfewia
Bert McCormick
Indian tour review sparks Board row over Oxenham ban
Melbourne Friday reports Frank Tarrant, bitterly disappointed by the Board of Control's ban on seven players, will push ahead with the Indian tour unless Patina funds halt it. Tarrant requested immediate reconsideration of Oxenham's case, citing long State service and repeated Test tour omissions, as Woodfull and others react.
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Melbourne
Frank Tarrant
Board of Control
Paraia
Patina
Tarrant
Oxenham
Hia
Woodfull
Ponsford
Rigg
Nitechke
Kilpax
Chilvers
You
Jr. Nagel
Ry Alexander
W. M. Woodfull
Heavy death toll in Calcutta pit disaster
A Calcutta mining accident left 33 dead and 76 injured as a large collapse trapped workers underground. Rescue operations continued as authorities investigated the disaster and its causes.
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Calcutta
Girigen
Throat Slashed Warder Attacked by Lunatic
Sydney Friday reports a warder at Callan Park Mental Hospital was attacked by a patient. Erving, 27, received a severe throat wound from a razor but fought back, overpowering the assailant before staff arrived. He was taken to Balmain Hospital for ten stitches and treatment. The assailant had been an inmate for years with no prior violent acts.
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Sydney
Abert
William Erving
Atendant
Callan Park Mental Hospital
Balmain Hosital
Itla
Ervine
Balmain Hospital
Wallis
Wheat thefts at Dubbo lead to 18 month sentence
Sidney Arthur Rich, 24, a western footballer, was convicted in Dubbo on three charges of stealing 114 bags of wheat from the Dublin railway grain shed in February and March. The jury found him guilty on all counts. a sentence of 18 months was imposed.
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Dubbo
Sidney Arthur Rich
Lemon
Rich
J.M. Hemphill and Sonn
Sydney
Dublin
Hbame
Ed Rich
Jeffers and Company
Davi Grant
Grant
Aled
Ieck
Rant
Jeffers and ‘Company
Comminston
Robert Dempsey
Bunge Australis Pty. Ltd
Aweeney
Puch
LEG BEFORE RULE DISCUSSION IN LONDON
Thuruiay reports on the leg before rule with three months experiment. Wyatt the English captain opposes continuance fearing excessive bowler and back play while Holmes supports it stating it promotes forward play. Sellers says the rule improves the game by forcing batters to strike more and helps finish more matches.
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London
Thuruiay
Wyatt
Tno
Bateman
Holmes
Saya I
Sellers
Drunken Driver Faces Central Court in Sydney Case
In Sydney on Friday Mr McMahon appeared at Central Court to review driver Phayre Joynton Smith’s license. Smith, 39, pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence and was fined £10 after police testified to a dangerous, erratic path along Hamilton Street and Bond Street, including driving onto a footpath and along Pitt Street. The case noted a prior intoxication and future license implications.
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Ton Uri
Sydney
Han
Mr. McMahon
Central Court
Phayre Joynton Bisith
Journallet
Bmith
Higuer
Beoith
Hamilton Street
Mottar
Pitt Street
Hunter Street
Telephonist Aids Suburban Caller To Hospital
Telephonist at Ulmarra exchange, Mian Mavix Doust, quickly summoned medical aid after Robert McKay, Ulmarra engineer, called for a doctor but collapsed beside the phone. Doctor reached his home, found him in a perilous condition and he was transported to hospital.
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Grafton
Ulmarra Exchange
Mise Oust
Robert McKay
Ulmarra
McKay
Packed with plane delays curb New England Airways cargo
An imported aeroplane nearly had to be sent back to England due to a customs rule requiring a certificate of worthiness. A missing certificate, mistakenly packed inside the case, caused a delay until officials allowed movement to Mascot and the machine was bonded while repacking occurred.
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Sydney
New England Airways
England
Australie
Mascot
State Lottery Sydney Wrility Draw Notice
The state lottery drawing is set for Tuesday with major prizes listed. First prize 43,008 pounds and secondary prizes include 45080 pounds and other sums. Names and addresses of bidders or participants appear in the notice.
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Sydney
Wrility
Priaas
Donnbun
Gia
Tooth and Co
Kent Brewer
Ney
Eaoond
B. H. Bicknill
e/a. i Co. Ltd
Clarence Bt
Spetnay
Arcee
Mr A. Hoda
Lindsay Bt
Bamps
Quart
Spout
Tipe Aye Mheate
O Rowley
Trevensr Bt
Aabfield
Congressional clash over Germany sparks heated exchange
In Washington on Thursday Representative Dick Stain condemned German aviation policy and called Adolph Millen a thin fadmat of Germany. Another member Blanton warned him to mind U.S. affairs as the Atala Department could issue statements, noting Stain had no authority to make such charges.
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Washington
Dick Stain
le Reeloh
Adolph Millen
Germany
Blorkind‘munter
Blanton
Dickatain
Amariog
Atala
DickaMain
Inguinat Iitier
Air mail service proposals push for lower rates and faster routes
Sydney named as new terminus after Qantas directors advocate duplicating weekly service to Mascot and two trips weekly. Defence Minister Parkhill says Air Contracts Committee will review Qantas Empire Airways contract to adopt directors proposals, including cheaper postage, faster service, and improved landing grounds, with seven month timing for new plan.
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Sydney
Qantas Empire Airways
Defence
Parkhill
Air Contracts Committee
Qantas
Mascot
Instructinnx
Qantasmpire Airwear
Ws Adness
Inc Imipyidy
Mecesamry
Missing Plane Searched Over Fly River After Engine Trouble
The missing New South Wales plane piloted by Flight Lieutenant Campbell is believed to have landed in the Fly River area due to engine trouble. Mr F C Tracey of Oravilla Gold Dredging Co says the crew would have aimed to stay aloft with a long hop and no guaranteed forced landing. The Wenona launch was sent from Shuraday Strand to Duru and toward the Fly River with Squadron Lower Hempel in charge, to begin search operations tomorrow morning.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Campbell
Fly
F.C. Tracey
Oravilla Gold Dredging Company
Watc Tnt Tt Wan Unitterly
Tracey
Tn-Day
Wenona
Shuraday Tsiand
Duru
Fly River
Hquadron Lower Hempel
Aly Karne
Southampton
Jef Thuyeay Taland
Darwin
Carriers' Charges Injunction Sought in Railways Case
The court considers an injunction against railway carriers over freight charges amid disputes on delivery and freight collection. The defendant company denies overcharging and asserts no extra work beyond contracted duties, while the commission notes a history of disputed invoices. The judge grants a four day injunction with limited access to evidence.
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Sunny
Fella
Kamare Ae
Aguinal al Medahin Bt
Hieture Juntien Lang Tnnes
Conaignerd
Te Way
Ain Bowaie GE
Fatway
Darling Harbour
Wiliniel
Pormons
Kooda
Parcelw
Igkage
Tewan
Windeyer
Maid Wan
Kim
Kita
Freud
Mngrend Toy
Prilay
Church Debt Roadside Appeal at Sutherland
Friday at St John’s Church Sutherland a roadside debt appeal began led by Mr J Marshall at a table with a collecting box. A poster urged £475 to clear a ten year debt while campaigners offer ranlwichey and hot teas to supporters.
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Rydney
St. John's Church
Sutherland
J. Marhall
Fallway Bridge
Ruther
Land
Oll Church
Church of People
Dutch Ministry Resigns as Queen Taps Amberse for Government
Friday report states the Queen accepted the government resignation and invited Professor Amberse, leader of the Catholic Party, to form a new administration in Amsterdam.
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Amsterdam
Amberse
Cabinet to Consider Sales Tax Proposals in Burney Meeting
Acting Treasurer Mr R G Caney proposes cabinet action on widening tax exemptions to include alterations and modifications to agricultural machinery and implements. The plan aims to adjust definitions and apply a 4 percent expansion, with proposals to go before the Taxation Conference in Melbourne in August.
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R. G. Caney
Burney
Mandy
Walt Alsappenr
Mc. Caney
Melbourne
Draft Budget Details For City Warrants Incomplete
Draft budget details appear distorted with garbled text about a 50 000 amount and a return of a minister next month. The fragment mentions budget provisions for public warrants and a timeframe tied to a minister’s return, with multiple sources cited as reserved.
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Staten
Belfast
Mr. de Valera
League OF Nations Concerned
Huey Long
Hitler
Congress
AIR Mail Service
Rev. H. Marshall
Speein
World Barvick
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