No Loans for Italy from London
In House of Commons debate a censure amendment by Conservative Speaker supporters urges Britain to refuse credits to Italy and not aid its Abyssinian aggression. Prime figures warn against surrendering security, stressing potential war consequences and cautious external investments amid the Geneva talks.
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London
of Commons
Hriacher- General Spears
Abyminia
Italy
Briain
Europe
Baldwin Defends Policy On Sanctions In Lecture
London reports quote Prime Minister Baldwin defending sanctions policy amid war drift concerns. He claims sanctions aim to deter aggression and protect collective security, rejecting claims of abandonment and warning of global conflict if misused.
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Baldwin
League
London
Batu
Wishaw
Lanark
Aniny Maldwin
England
Europe
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Labour
Lloyd Mr. Goldwin
Britain
Schmeling Knocks Out Loule in Yankee Stadium Bout
Ring sensation Max Schmeling, former world champion, defeated Joe Loule at Yankee Stadium to earn a right to challenge for the heavyweight title. Loule, the favorite at 15 to 1, was knocked out by Schmeling’s right hand in an upset that stunned spectators who had deemed the match unwinnable.
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New York
Max. Schmeling
Joe Loule
Yankee Stadium
Lile the
Loule
Sehmeling
Npedstors
Belgian Dockers Strike Settles With Wage Accord
Brussels reports a settlement after a strike by Antwerp dockers ends with a compromise on minimum wage. Employers across main industries agree to a new wage floor and six days of paid holidays with unionized gain. The walkout has disrupted 400,000 workers and stretched to East Flanders with military presence restricted to calm.
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Brussels
Antwerp
East Flanders
Rowo Uy
Gallipoli War Graves and Turkish Fortifications Debate
Report from Montmeux on wartime grave issues and Turkey's push for greater control of the Dardanelles fortifications and shipping. Britain opposes the treaty terms as unworkable while warning against Turkish navigation restrictions and demands for broader authority.
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Turkey
Lauamnne
Dardanelles
Bitutenge
Britain
Curtain Falls On 74th Congress And Trade Moves
The report notes the 74th Congress elected in 1834 adjourned and outlines potential Australian counter moves to Japan including trade negotiations, possible rationing, and suspension of shipments. It also mentions a Canberra Queanbeyan football match with crowd incidents and financials on Australia’s exports to Japan, highlighting apparel, textiles, and other goods.
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Japan
Commonwealth
Queanbeyan Showground
Queanbeyan
Swift action as Japan to apply trade law threat
Japan plans drastic quotas and surcharges on Australian imports within days under new protective measures. Australian cabinet in Canberra to discuss the move as Prime Minister Lyons and Sir Henry Gullett prepare to respond. Detailed plans not yet released.
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Mr. Lyons
Canberra
Henry Gullett
Gymsie-Genveal
Japan
Governmeiat
Australia
Impan
Teale
Mir Teyone
Commerce
Page
Pearce
Sir Henry
Trade talks in Osaka target Japan South Africa deal
In Tokyo Baturcay, Mr Brennan led a conference of about 100 business leaders and officials. They agreed on a Japan South Africa trade pact with a South African commissioner in Osaka, aiming to boost wool imports and expand production, noting current output falls short of Australian sales.
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Bond African Trade Commis Monde
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Osaka
Japan
South Africa
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Australia
Michael Head to Lecture Recital in Canberra and Melbourne
Michael Head of the Royal College of Music will deliver a lecture recital titled Colour and Atmosphere In Munich in Canberra. He tours Australia to conduct Associated Board examinations and lectures as a noted composer pianist singer and lecturer. His Albert Hall recital next Friday is arranged by Canberra Musical Society Society of Arts and Literature and the University Association with free entry for members and a shilling for others. An informal supper will follow the talk to enable further meet and talk with the audience.
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Michael Head
Royal College of Music
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Bulland
Yeasts Mune Society of Victoria
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Mead
Modern Pirates Captured Off Guiana Port
Two hour chase ends with police steamer capturing the pirate trawler Girl Pat off Georgetown British Guiana. Governor Sir Godfrey Northcote orders arrest after resistance. Pameroon commanded by police intercepts the fugitive vessel as armed native police and British troops deploy.
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British Guiana
Girl Pat
Atlantic
Godfrey Northcote
Pameroon
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Lanpater Jalinch
Sir Godfrey Northcote
Man Overboard Drama After Trawler Tied to Port
A skipper and crew were taken to police headquarters after their vessel rammed a trawler and was towed into port by a police steamer. The crew deny wrongdoing and claim they do not want to return to England.
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England
Massy Cup Draw Sets Up Next Challenge at Queasi
Burrows and Yass Burrows drew 9 all in a near record Manly Cup match. Yane also played, with the ceremony marking one of the sport’s biggest fixtures. The next challengers for the trophy hinge on tonight’s Ube raw event at Queasi.
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Burrows Ant Yane
Burrows
Uberaw
Queasi
Bowen By-Election in Brisbane Keeps Labour Lead
In Brisbane the Bowen by-election resulted in Labour retaining the seat. E. J. Riordan won but did not secure an absolute majority on the first count. with preferences, he is poised to hold the seat. Count details indicate the outcome hinges on subsequent preferences.
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Brisbane
Fungay
Labour
Bowen
E. J. Riordan
Dutch air mail may extend to Darwin
The Associated Press reports that after air mail talks in Britain and Australia the Commonwealth may permit KLM to extend service to Australia. KLM would land at Darwin and fly overland to Sydney if English mails use the North Coast route. Australian Attorney General Merinies noted difficulties remain until Anglo Australian talks finish. He expected KLM to renew its landing application in Australia afterward and praised friendly ties with Australia during Marepitieg events on July 3.
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Associated Press
Commonwealth
KLM
Royal Dutch Air Line
Australia
K.L.M
Darwin
Sydney
Ler
Merinies
Rang
Meraies
Douglas
Marepitieg
Jerusalem water supply cut off
Jerusalem reports a water cut when a pipe blew in the Judaean hills. Police tracked the culprit from a tax house in a neighboring village as twenty six incidents of snipping meson tree felling and telephone wire cutting were reported last night.
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Jerusalem
Rugby Split Prompts Autonomy Move In City League
In a North City rugby move, autonomy talks unfold with Tiwan and Mitlen ton amid plans for new clubs to join Misey Cup and Carr Cup matches. Canberra City Club faces potential changes if neither side draws a frat challenge, while colors shift to green and white and a Queanbeyan fixture is arranged next Sunday.
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Mitlenton
Genda
Het
Queanbeyan
Nevi
Cupboard Crime Police Search For Man Description
Police hunt for a man after a body was found in a cupboard. The report notes a possible motive and mentions two suspects, with authorities seeking a Walter and an Iahen man, amid speculation of a failed attempt.
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