British setback at Rome Abyssinian settlement proposals rejected
London reports a Rome telegram says Mussolini has rejected British plans to invite French Italian and Soviet reps for naval armaments talks. Eden may travel to London with clearer views. The Italo Abyssinian Conciliation Commission in The Hague has limited scope. Mussolini signaling readiness to negotiate but no settlement yet.
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London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Rome
Expres
Sigmar Mussolini
Abyssinia
Anthony Eden
Fly
Italo
Anthony Hiden
Aut
Lonnes
Daily ‘Telegraph
Mussolini
Der
Nix
Man Charged With Cronulla Murder Granted Remand
At Central Court today police sought more time in the Brady case, Brady, a 42 year old shearer, remains remanded as the court delays proceed. Police planned to subpoena witnesses as the inquest into James Smith's death continues, with the defence arguing procedure. The judge granted remand for further inquiries and refused bail.
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Rydney
Weilinstag
Central Court
Inwrk
Patriin Brady
Shearer
James Smith
Cronulla
Brady
Towle
Partridge
McDougall
Mr. Partridge
Branly
Dudley Polo Cup Results Reported at Sidney
In a Wednesday showdown, the Dudley Polo Cup match at Sidney featured Aven mandars and Ohinds defeating Cham 7 to 4. Garvan Cup results see Nutcracksra win 10 to an earlier tied or incomplete score, with free periods noted and behinds playing a role.
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Sidney
Aven Mandars
Ohinds
Cham
Maher Cup Match Ends In Tie Amid Confusion
The Maher Cup game ended in a draw amid unclear play by Downing and Noreen, with a rematch advised after a disputed finish. Players from the BYDNEY team appeared unsettled as referees reviewed late calls.
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Bydney
Woanseiay
Noreen
Disputed Will Signatures Inker Test Ordered In Sydney
Equity Court judge Justice Nicholas ordered chemical testing of ink to determine if signatures on Winifred Luby of Waterloo’s will were made at the same time. Probate was sought by a daughter opponent Winifred Pugsley who alleges the sextrix may have signed with the same pen as the witnesses. The case was adjourned for results and further examination.
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Sydney
Nicholas
Equity Court
Winifred Luby
Waterloo
Winifred Pugsiey
Ube Keke
Brestnutly Reyd
Australian authors protest censorship at Congress
Book censorship attack by Paris, Tuesany, Christian Stead, and Netley Palmer, Australian delegates to the Congress of writers for the Defence of Culture. They denounce government bans as shielding from European thought, urging the Congress to protest immediately and entrust book worth to readers, not officials.
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Paris
Tuesany
Christian Stead
Netley Palmer
Congress of Writers For the Defence of Culture
Presentid
Europe
Cuatoma
Minator
Ae Congrem
Heresy Trial in Melbourne Delays Cleric Hays Hearing
The Reverend H B Hays of Myrwen faces ten charges in a Melbourne ecclesiastical inquiry. Poor health led to adjournment until December under conditions. Hays will reside in Melbourne and hand over pamphlets while paying £10 to settle printer costs as the commission resumes scrutiny.
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Melbourne
H. B. Hays
Myrwen
Buvlesiastical Commission
Hod. Campton
Mays
Campton
Hays
Ager
Friye
Medias
Fletory
Haya
Fay
Decenner
Vertsin
Tewan
England
Nileviiels
Roy
Obi
Forty Hour Week Debate At Geneva Labour Conference
Delegates at the Inverna tional Labour Conference in Geneva hear Ine Dienelar of the International Labour Office and Mr Harold Butler argue that a 40 hour week could partially reduce unemployment. They cite gains in Italy and the United States, and warn that without reform, production will not meaningfully rise. The discussion notes mixed results, with some countries avoiding large layoffs and others showing improved employment but uncertain long term effects.
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Racent
Geneva
Ine Dienelar
International Labour Office
Harold Butler
Prension
Marchind
Howe
Fail
United States
Bad Bow
Italy
Dornell Gheidad
Casoho
Sored
Mary- Minternal
Wofkets
Nornbaat
Jand
Canberra
Dangerous driver case faces traffic court testimony
Sydney Wednesday reports Wren Albert Binnistmith of Way pled guilty to driving a dangerous speed on Paths Highway. A constable noted the vehicle could harm others. a defendant claimed the car and driver were unclear and the court imposed costs.
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Sydney
Wren Albert Binnistmith
Way
Trafic Court
Paoths
Loan Failure May Risk Commonwealth Works Program
An under-subscription of the Commonwealth loan of 12.5 million pounds closed on Tuesday, risking impacts on Australia’s works program. Officials cite higher private capital investment and market conditions as causes, with fears the loan underwriter shortfall will prompt higher interest rates and delay new borrowing. The Treasury declined comment while Canberra worries over effects from the recent Loan Council meeting. Australia’s financial leadership plans an important board message upon Mr. Lyonn’s return to resume talks.
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Commonwealth Jean
Jean Ewe
Tlie
Atchhourne
Lyonn
Tor
Australia
Treasury
Joan Yeaterday
Canberra
Cownell
Grower Control Sought in Proposed Marketing Scheme
A proposal to growers proposes an organized grower controlled scheme for the fruit industry free from government interference. President J Heane stresses marketing unity and pooling under the Marketing Act to support viable, non federal rules for the industry’s future in this state.
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Sydney
Weunssung
J. Heane
Heane
Frean
Germany Pledge on Submarine Use Amid Conference Debate
The First Lord of the Admiralty stated Germany pledged to adhere to submarine war rules in the London Naval Treaty and to not revert to unrestricted submarine warfare. He noted German delegates agreed never again to rely on unrestricted wartime methods, with safety provisions for passenger ships and crew safety in hazardous conditions. Other powers were invited to affirm these assurances.
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London
Germany
Admiralty
Bir
Bolton Monsall
House of Wall
Gremany Bay
Debates on Rural-Urban Drift and Wheat Industry Woes
Sir Herbert Gepp, chairman of the Wheat Commission, warns that depopulation of rural districts threatens Australia. He cites lower city birth rates and calls for distributing industries, not just jobs, to balance populations and boost morale. William Wark adds that new mills rise while oversupply looms, risking wasteful capital and hardship for growers and bakers.
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Orange
Herbert Gepp
Jervert Gepp
Ures
William Wark
Dubbo Milling Company
Herbert Geppld
Fale
Contempt of Court Awards Fines in Newspaper Case
A court finds contempt proved in articles regarding the Molmes death. Patrick Brady filed the application. verdict assigns fines of £100 to The Bun and £100 to The Telegraph, plus costs. Editors Dumbarbin and Ashton face penalties for publication. The judge notes malicious intent unlikely, but the matter implied a murder claim requiring proof.
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Sydney
Worthening
Juntice Halse Jingers
Usseraent Corday
Eall
Whit Jun Newspapers Ltd
Sitera
Fun” Ani
Telegraph
Molmes
Patrick Brady
Thomas Dumbarbin
The
Bun
Frank Ashton
Oyna Telegraph
Uimiler
Smithbeau
Crewe
Costa
Bribery Charge Alleges Alderman Denial in Trotting Club Case
Sydney scene at Glebe Council as Alderman Clarence Emblem denies involvement in bribery linked to the New South Wales Trotting Club. Testimony describes a secretary’s interview suggesting reaction to a 1200 pound sum, with remarks about 100 pounds per alderman, and council members Fitzpatrick Diver and Gurman noted. Hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Sydney
Clarence Emblem
Glebe Council
Lainy Innes
New South Wales Trotting Club
Jay
Fitzpatrick
Diver
Gurman
Trotting Club
Howalli
Howell
Dwyer
Wilmean
Ruth
Frank Howell
Bouth Contaminnion
Severe storms leave three dead in London area
A severe thunderstorm swept London and southern England this afternoon killing three men including a golfer. Homes were struck and damaged by heavy hail and rain as temperatures peaked near 83 degrees then dropped by 10. Airmen reported fourteen storms over the metropolitan area.
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London
Turing
England
Ares
Telefunken reports advanced decimetric waves for undetectable direct transmission
Berlin Tuesday reports from the German Telefunken Company claim experiments since 1933 with decimatic waves from ten centimetres to one metre have progressed to allow messages to be transmitted directly to a target without outside detection. The new waves are said to be immune to atmospheric interference and could offer significant value in communications.
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Berlin
Telefunken
New Museum Proposed for Ethnological Exhibits
Proposals have been made to the Government to establish a large ethnological museum within the expanding building programme. The plan envisions housing all specimens from surrounding races and islands in a central national capital venue to enable extensive research and display. Accommodations shortages at the Institute hinder study and exhibitions, and while a major transfer plan threatens growth, officials hope funding will advance within two to three years.
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Ethnological Museum
Institute of Anatomy
Cas
Derren
Trans Atlantic air service planned with Sikorsky fleet
The Evening Standard reports a Liverpool to New York air route ready in two years. Ten giant Sikorsky planes and 42 flying boats with 4000 mile range will be used. The project costs about £28,000 per aircraft, to be built by a British company with £500,000 capital and linked to the British Aircraft Manufacturing Company.
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London
the Evening Standard
Liverpool
New York
Linder Hoence
M Nubaldiary
British Aircraft Manufacturing Company
Cancer Cure Claim Sparks Health Department Review
A fragmented report notes an individual named Mr FA Magu af writing to the Health Department about a cancer cure. The proposal includes preclinical trials and tests on animals to assess the preparation’s value, with aims to move toward formal assessment by the Health Department.
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Sydney
Wellnesley
Wide
Maguaf
Fialamo
Department of AM
Ure
Health Department
Fragmentary French Navy notes on Mediterranean naval shifts
The text references the French Navy, Mediterranean and Atlantic forage, and a committee inviting the Goward ment. It mentions France, a Mediter ranean strategy, security concerns, and proposed joint capacities with Britain. It hints at leadership by Marie and a plan to transfer captains and naval units within a broader Franco British framework.
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Mont Annie
Ndt
France
Sngure
Marie
M. Plotei
Lindar
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