Mussolini Vows Defiance as Italy Mobilizes Frontier
Rome dispatch reports Signor Mussolini may refuse a formal protest by Britain and France while Italy masss 40 000 troops on the frontier and 100 000 in the Apennines for maneuvers. Vienna notes trains run to lamp post front issues as fighting intensifies around Carinthia with martial law looming and casualties mounting.
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Daily Telegraph
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Mussolini
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France
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Germany
Caley
Austria
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Biet- Dang
Naais
Nagin
Austria Mourns as Dolfuss Funeral Draws 3.2 Million
Vienna observes a nation in tears for Dr. Dollfuss as 3.2 million Austrians mourn the late leader and the slain emperor. Guards line routes and windows are shuttered while Patriotic Front members display candles. A state funeral in City Hall square honors the martyr who fought for independent Austria and European peace.
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Prince Starhemberg Aims for Austrian Freedom Against Demagogues
A translated fragment quotes Prince Starhemberg pledging Austria’s freedom and warning against German interference. He asserts maintenance of independence, condemns demagogues and economic threats, and vows not to align with fascist pressure. He hints at restoring peace and preserving country autonomy.
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Austria
Fredom
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Thair
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Ely de Mateo
Rastore Peane
Von Papen Accepts German Ambassador Post
The cabinet has accepted Von Papen as German ambassador but debates on any attached conditions continue. Von Papen departs for Berlin as discussions proceed.
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Vienna
von Papen
Execution of 30 Ring Leaders in Dolfuss Attempt
London reports a Daily Express dispatch noting hundreds of Nazis arrested in Vienna and throughout Austria after a Wednesday coup attempt. It states 30 ring leaders have been hanged, with executions delayed for Saturday publishing, amid fears of renewed violence and widespread fear among Nazi sympathizers.
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Vienna
Daily Express
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Tila
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Daily Telegraph
Yew
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Nuxia
Jane
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Orgmargetion
Hitler Policy Change Aims at Austria Elections
The Berlin observer reports Hitler plans to keep nazifying Austria as a foreign policy aim but may alter tactics. Von Papen could offer the Austrian government immunity from dual violence in exchange for democratic elections. Mussolini would oppose Nazi Austria but likely avoid marching in if the election yields a Nazi majority.
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Berlin
the Observer
Hitler
Commonwealth Budget Narrowly Reveals Slow Yet Stable Outlook
The Economist notes the Commonwealth Budget shows little attrition and a cautious path as 1984-85 deficits hover around 60,880,000. Wool prices have slipped and Germany and Italy limit wool imports, with a possible election risk to changes in government.
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London
Economist
Germany
Italy
Gas and poison gas plans blamed on German measures
Henry Wickham Steed in The Nine teenth Century magazine charges renewed German efforts to use gas and bombs dropped from aircraft. He cites documents about Dr. Stoltenburg and a 1929 patent lapse, noting fears of poison gas rain on troops and civilians, and references a 1928 factory incident linked to Versailles prohibitions.
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Oitzenburg
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Teenburg
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Broltzenburg
Gary Many
Naval Conference to Rio Faces Uncertain Outlook
Reported remarks from Lop son and Washington suggest British and American delegates at the Naval Conference exchange views. A spokesman for the Fortate Once vosiny cautions that success is not guaranteed and warns against expected failure of the talks.
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Unemployment Figures In United States Cited By Labour Leader
William Keen, president of the American Federation of Labour, said figures show the U S unemployment situation did not improve during the past year despite claims of business gains. Green suggested there were about 2 132 000 unemployed. 19 885 000 on relief in June, with government relief enterprises delivering dollars, versus 6 499 000 a year earlier.
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Beturaay
American Federation of Labour
William Keen
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Dole
Nic Agure
Actu-Hars
Balloonists Jump From 60,000 Feet In Life Saving Descent
Three Army airmen Major William Kepner Captain C. Anderson and Captain A Stevens parachuted from a shattered balloon at 60 000 feet above Loomas Nebraska in a bid for scientific data The massive 8 000 000 cubic foot craft failed due to high winds and hydrogen leakage as the crew prepared to abandon The trio landed safely after dramatic in air separations with Anderson leaping first Stevens at 10 000 feet and Kepner last shortly before the balloon struck the ground The vessel was said to be the largest of its kind and suffered irreparable damage with onboard instruments possibly ruined by water and debris
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Anderson
Btevens
Kepler
MATCH WITH SCOTLAND No Play through Rain
Weather disrupted play as Scotland and Sydney faced rain delays with innings details scattered across the score. The report blends cricket actions with political remarks from Sydney leaders and comments on governance and public finance.
Control of the Banks by Labour Leader Urges Independence
In a wide broadcast Lauder of the State Labour Party argued against political control of banks. He said the Bruce Page Ministry placed banks under party authority and warned that parliamentary plans would weaken credit for the unemployed. He called for banking boards focused on general interests, not political aims.
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Rydney
Lauder
State
Labour Party
Lang
Labour
Eurata
Britain Takes Davis Cup Singles From USA
Great Britain won the first two singles in the Davis Cup challenge round against the United States. Austin overwhelmed Shields, while Wood forced Perry to five sets, with Austin proving dominant through the match. The center court was packed as Austin defeated Shields decisively and Wood fought Perry closely, giving Britain a strong start.
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Great Britain
United States
Austin
Shields
Wood
Perry
Avatin
Shi Perry
C.B
Bent Wood
Ui S.A
Ida
Matarere
Ut Wood
Berry
Love
Weed
Perry Ted
Parry
Beck
Gaman
English Golf Team for Australia
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club announces the selection of Micbast Bott in the English golf team bound for Australia. Selection confirms Bott as a key competitor for the upcoming international tour and adds to the national squad lineup.
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London
The
Royal and Ancient’ Golf Clubs
Micbast Bott, T- A
Fleetwood Smith Lol No Ball Wide Summary
The report lists dismissals and scores from a match with bowler Farquhar taking three wickets and multiple batsmen such as Smith and Ander non contributing. Byes and leg-byes are recorded with totals and stumps noted.
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Australia
Andernon
Onstord
Farquhar
KcCade
Thippertialil
Simped
Tye Soporte
Tj Barnett
Smith
Middleston
Ban Imposed on Communist Party in India Money Forfeited
A government ban affects the Communist Party in India with forfeiture of funds and credits. Officials say assets and accounts are frozen pending further action under emergency measures. Local authorities report seizures and investigations tied to the party's activities.
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Communist Party In
India
Desperate Fight With Pythons In Rouse
A chaotic scene unfolds as multiple pythons enter a house in Rangoom. One fights back using a stick while residents try to escape. Local authorities report the incident as a dangerous animal encounter with no injuries disclosed.
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