France and Britain urged to join Mediterranean naval control
Paris presses Britain to join France in securing Mediterranean naval control as tensions rise over Spain. Diplomats say Germany may keep ships in the Med to protect trade, with Eden stating no new German movements beyond reports.
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France
Britain
Paris
Frea' Ewapapera
Brithin
Mediterranean
London
Daily Telegraph
Ansc
Dodds
United States
Agebaszador
Berlin
Foreign Office
Eden
Council of Imperial Defences
Times
Hitler
Germany
Igad
House of Cannivas
Admiralty
Monteranegn
Valencia
Spanish
Purchasing power crux of empire development
London reports the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire highlights rising purchasing power as the key to development. Mr Savage and Mr La declare UK masses would consume more with greater power, while Dominions would produce more and attract immigrants. The document calls for clear demarcation to avoid industry overlap across the Empire.
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London
Federation of Chambers of Commerce of
British Empire
Savage
United Kingdom
Dominions
Britain
Racial purity decree in Abyssinia bans Italian relations
London dispatch says Abyssinian decree aims to retain the Malian race purity by prohibiting male Italian relations with native women. Offenders face one to five years in prison per the Times Rome correspondent.
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London
Times
Rome
Abyssinia
Socialists Threaten League Pressure Over Spain Aid
The International Federation of Trade Unions and the Socialist International Joint Conference, led by Ric Walter Citrine, vow to pressure League members to aid Spain under the Covenant. They aim to restore Spain’s political and territorial integrity and equip its government for defense, with the resolution carried unanimously.
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Varia
International Federation of Trade Unions
Socialiste International Joint Conference
Ric Walter Citrine
League of Nations
Tenecan Acceal
Spain
Walter Citrine
Spanish Government vows to defend coast from pirates
Spain declares a firm stance against German and Italian pirate ships patrolling its coast. The spokesman says the insurgents, after a three day lull, have renewed attacks on Santander with aerial bombing of Basque retreat and a strong mechanised advance aimed at the industrial and mining region.
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Madrid
Phese
Santander
Santander Talks Split on Surrender to Avert City Destruction
Reports from multiple sources say Santander authorities are negotiating a surrender to avert the destruction of the city. Authorities aim to spare civilians and infrastructure as talks unfold, with no final agreement announced.
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Paris
Santander
Bendigo Seat: Rankin Chosen Country Party Candidate
Brigadier G. J. Rankin, chief president of the United Country Party of Victoria, was selected as the Country Party candidate for Bendigo at the next Federal Elections. Labour has selected E. H. Duus and talks continue to unite UAP and CP on a Senate ticket.
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Melbourne
G. J. Rankin
United Country Party of Victoria
Country Party
Bendigo
Labour
E. H. Duus
U.A.P
Senate
Cocita
C.P
Berlin Press Attacks on Britain Continue
Berlin papers attack Britain with comments on the war and declare that the British heroism and resolve have become intolerable amid ongoing exchanges.
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Berlin
Britain
Hien
Foreign policy debate seeks restraint on Spain conflict in House
In London on Friday Sir Archibald Sinclair urged a continued League policy and closer Anglo American cooperation. Prime Minister Chamberlain cautioned that the Spanish war risks a wider European clash if interventions escalate, urging restraint and careful language to preserve peace.
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London
House of Commons
Archibald Sinclair
League
Achibald Sinclair
Britain
Japan
Manchuria
North China
Sinclair
Germany
Chamber
Spain
Europe
New French Cabinet Named With Radical Control
Paris announces the new French Cabinet with Chautemps as Premier and Delbos as Foreign Affairs head. Key posts include Blum as Vice Premier, Deladier and Cannel nant among Radicals, and various Socialists in Commerce Education and Labour.
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Paris
M. Chautemps
M. Blum
M. Delbos
Radial
M. Drmoy
Bociallat
M. Bonnet
M. Vincent Auriol
Socianiater
M. Deladier
M. Cannelnant
M. Cot
Um “Queulle
M. Monnett
M. Zay
M. Ferrier
M. Moutet
Omaasree
M. Chapeale
M. le Bas
Rocialiat
M. Rougeart
Radical
M. Faure
Socialiat
M. Sarant
M.teason
Marchand
Parliament Speeds Toward Tuesday Session Amid Uproar
Parliament debated government plans to meet Monday with possible budget timing. Dr Page pushed a Monday adjournment after heated exchanges. a division passed 34 to 18 as Labour members protested long sittings and notice delays.
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Ker
Mr. Bell
House of Representatives
Dr. Page
Eli Wille
Labour
Ent
Page
Hall
Lab. Vic
Lazcarini B
N.B.W
Aoe J. Lawsons
U.A P
N.8.w
Laxeerbols
Lane
U.A.P
N.8s.w
Sydney
East Sydney
Verden Jew Fined Under Blood Protection Law
A Jewish resident in Verden was fined 800 pounds under the Blood Protection statute. The case, noted in local records, highlights enforcement of the controversial measure and its impact on individuals in the town.
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Berlin
Verden
Mrs Freer Leaves for Australia
Auckland reports Mrs Freer preparing to depart for Australia with early Saturday plans but final arrangements pending.
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Mrs. Freer
Australia
Auckland
Judge Admits Temper, Regrets Bench Mistake
In Sydney District Court Judge Curlewis admits losing temper on the bench more than once and apologizes for a grave mistake. He recalls ordering counsel R C Kirby to leave after advising a witness not to answer a question. He cites agreement with a news article on proper objection methods and expresses remorse for past conduct.
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Sydney
Curlewis
R. C. Kirby
Ren
Powera
Pacific Freights to Advance to New York Route
The Journal of Commerce reports U S Pacific coast to Australia shipping lines will raise freight rates starting July 1.
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Pacific Freights
New York
the Journal of Commerce
United States Pacific Coast
Australia
New Zealand Drivers Threaten 40 Hour Week Action
Fear of a major trans strike grows in New Zealand as Auckland Oil Company drivers push for a 40 hour week. Nationwide sympathy efforts target railway workers to halt petrol wagon movements and widen the stoppage.
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Wellington
N.Z
New Zealand
Auckland Oil Company
Wdening
Divorce Bill Sparks Lords Debate On Morality
The Arch of Canterbury condemned existing divorce laws as unsatisfactory and harmful to public morality. He cited abuses and perjury in cases, opposing insanity provisions while urging reform. The Bishop of Durham added the bill would harmonize English law with marital aims, arguing marriage serves people.
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London
A. P. Herbert
House of Lords
Arch of Canterbury
Durham
England
Grenfell Mystery: Reports of Dampness in Area
Fragmentary notes describe a location with three damp areas in winter that dry in summer. The statements reference a person recounting details about the site and its conditions.
Canberra Hospital inquiry defers report on doctors amid lengthy hearing
The Hospitals Commission chairman refused to disclose a report about practitioners at Canberra Hospital after medical superintendent Dr. Mater urged action. The inquiry resumes at 9 am with further medical evidence expected. witness Anarc Grant testified about hospital conditions and board decisions.
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Canberra Hospital
Hospitals Commission
A. Bk. Colvin
Mater
Commission
Ita
Anarcs Granth
Canberra
James
Nott
Everett-Smith
Everett- Smith
Theen
Anderson
Mias Thornton
Witness
Kingston
Minora
B.mla
Haven-Monaro
Canberra-Queanbeyan Medical Association
Functi
Eden- Monaro
B.M.A
Hospital Pref erence Policy and Patient Allegations Prompt Inquiry
A parliamentary hearing discusses departmental preference for returned soldiers and hospital governance. Witnesses recount discrimination at a hospital, with patients complaining of delayed treatment and mismanagement. A letter from Prince Alfred Hospital about Mia A's daughter was presented at the inquiry.
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Nott
Patients' Complaints Against Hospital Case Details
Witnesses recount negative experiences at the hospital under Dr. Mater and Dr. Nott. Mrs B of Molonglo and Mrs D of Mocage describe inadequate care, rudeness, and avoided returns. Several patients cite being moved, undressing orders, and public ward embarrassment as reasons not to seek future treatment.
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Mater
Witness
Nott and
Barry
Queanbeyan
Sydney
Mr. Dickson
Dickson
Witmens
Mocage
Canberra
Colvin
F." Cotter
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