Australian Prime Minister Lyons Speech Broadcast Worldwide
The Australian Prime Minister Lyons speech on Japan's trade will be recorded and relayed worldwide within 24 hours. Amalgamated Wirelean Ltd plans a short wave broadcast to Europe, the USA, and the Northern Pacific via the BBC Empire network to reach American listeners.
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Mr. Lyons
Amalgamated Wirelean Ltd
Europe
U.S.A
Northern Pacific
Astralians
Lyons
England
BBC
Rugby
Empire
U.K.A
Hat Ban Enforced in Rome by Fascist Authority
Hatsy is banned in Rome by order of the Fascist government which states the Roman salute replaces the old hat-raising gesture as decadent.
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Rome
Kept in Dark Does Not Specify Quota Restrictions
The Commonwealth government remains unsure of Japan’s trade restrictions as details are not yet released. An Australian Trade Commissioner in Tokyo and a commercial adviser in Sydney indicate general moves toward tariffs and surcharges on wool, flour, beef, butter, and other goods while licensing plans and full effects await clarification.
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Commonwealth
Japan
Austeln
Tokyo
Longfield Lloyd
Nehro
Comalate
Sydney
Hoa
State Session Ends Next Week After Tax Bill Passage
The Legislative Assembly adjourned shortly before 1 a.m. and passed the Income Tax Man Bill through committee with four contentious clauses. The measure, containing Clausen provisions, is expected to conclude loans on Tuesday morning when the House meets main session resumes.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Paris Cabinet Doubles Soldier Pay
Paris reports the cabinet doubled the pay of all soldiers and sailors and increased their rations. The present daily pay is three farthings with wine and tobacco rations.
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Paris
Japanese Consul Refutes Australian Policy Dictation Claim
Japanese Consul General Mr Murai rejected Prime Minister Lyons’s suggestion that Japan aimed to dictate Australia policy over artificial silk piece goods. Murai denied Japan would limit Australia’s power and said Lyons’s view of sole Japanese responsibility was not agreed. He also dismissed fears of rayon and cotton imports harming Australian industry noting limited competition aside from a few tariff protected cotton items.
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Murai
Mr. Lyons
Australia
Japan
Mr. Murai
Lyons
Revenue Duties Minister Responds to Criticism
Sir Henry Gullett defends government stance on tariff changes and board referrals. He notes textile duties are revenue measures not sent to the Tariff Board, cites motor engine production bounty as high policy, and says protection of the engine industry will be reviewed by the board after manufacturing begins. The government claims to have strengthened the board’s powers.
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Sir Henry Gullett
Qiblin
Commonwealth
Tariff Board
Tarif Board
Australia
War Minister's Paris Speech Triggers UK and Germany Reactions
The Daily Herald calls Duff Cooper's Paris speech a glaring indiscretion as he linked Franco British friendship to civilisation's fate. Berlin presses back via Daily Mail, warning Germany cannot tolerate attacks on its interests. MPs may press Baldwin on government policy next week.
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London
Daily Herald
Paris
Duff Cooper
France
Britain
Germany
Anthony Fideo
Geneva
House of Commons
Berlin
Daily Mail
Foreion Offee Bulletin
Stanford Wreck Captain’s Story After Reef Strike
Captain Carl Bech of the Stanford describes the disaster after the Norwegian steamer hit a reef near Geralton Harbour. All holds flooded steering gear broken engine room awash leading to abandonment in heavy rain obscuring visibility and lighting.
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Fremantle
Stanford
Geralton Harbour
Koolinda
Carl Bech
Practical Joker Wastes Police Time in Sydney
Leslie Raymond Dudman a labourer aged 19 is sentenced to nine months at the Quarter Sessions for unlawfully affecting public mischief. He claimed a resident killed his wife with a sawn off shotgun and helped move the body to Alexandria, causing £6 in police expenditure before the lie was exposed. He had previously given false information on two occasions.
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Sydney
Leslie Raymond Dudman
Seasiona
Sydenham
Alexandria
I T
League Council Meeting Postponed to 5 PM Today
The League Council meeting was postponed until 5 p.m. today. Members will reconvene at the originally scheduled location to continue discussions.
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League
Ethiopia's Italo-Ethiopian Crisis Dominates Geneva talks
Anthony Eden flies to Paris then Geneva to join discussions at the League Assembly on the Italo-Ethiopian standoff. A key agenda item is slavery, with the fate of Haile Selassie and Ethiopian governance under the spotlight as experts report on the issue and members prepare positions.
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London
Anthony Eden
Paris
Geneva
M. Blum
M. Delbros
Assembly of the League
Mast
Haileie
Ethiopi
Italy to skip League talks until war status cleared
The Italian government says it will not participate in League proceedings until the status of the war is clarified. Italy remains technically at war with all other League members, while Britain indicates a lifting of sanctions may follow. Norway Sweden Finland Spain and Switzerland have informally moved toward ending sanctions.
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Ital
League
Britain
Ing
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Spain
Switzerland
Throneless Emperor Leaves for Geneva
Haile Selassie departs for Geneva thanking Britain for sympathy and pledging to seek justice after Italian aggression. Paris dispatch notes Geneva’s presence may sway Assembly delegates toward appointing a September commission.
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Geneva
Britain
France
Paris
Iteelf
Italian colonist plans taking shape
Frome reports that Italy plans the first Abyssinia zone to be around Addis Ababa with expansion to Harrar Jimmar and Lake Teana. Settlers will focus on coffee cotton and wool hides sugar and grain while avoiding competing with Italian produce. Semi military colonists will be organized and ready to arm.
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Frome
Abyssinia
Addis Ababa
Harrar
Jimmar
Lake Teana
Italy
Wardrobe Murder Mystery Sees Possible Reward Offered
Police pursue a wardrobe murder case with numerous reports and interviews. A Hamilton resident reported a man matching the description seen in the suburbs, but inquiries yielded no solid lead as authorities consider offering a reward.
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Sydney
Hamilton
Ferrier struggles first round at British Open Hoylake
Jim Ferrier posted a high first round at Hoylake with an opening 86, jeopardizing a place in the final 60. Leader E. J. Cox shot 70 as Ferrier battled with a string of missed putts and bunkers throughout the round.
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London
Hoylake
Jim Ferrier
Aniess
E. J. Cox
Ferrier
Nail In Lung Operation Successful
A three year old boy, Kelvin Roberts, underwent a successful operation at Central United Hospital to remove a nail from his lung. The seven minute bronchoscope procedure by Dr. Jackson was completed early this morning and the patient is resting well with his mother at his side.
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New York
Kelvin Roberts
Central Untity Hospital
Jackson
Government stance on Palestine and Jewish state plans in Commons
In the House of Commons the Colonial Secretary faced questions about handing Palestine to the Jews for a free and independent Jewish nation. Mr Ormsby-Gore stated the government intends to...
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London
House of Commons
Palestine
Jewa
Ormsby-Gore
Wimbledon seeds cruise as Crawford and McGrath advance to third round
Wimbledon progress sees Crawford, McGrath, and Quist secure easy three set wins as seeded players hold effectual advantage. Perry dominates Van Ryn and Von Cramm defeats Boustas in straight sets with other results shaping the third round.
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London
Crawford
McGrath
Quist
Wimbledon
Allison
Perry
Austin
von Cramm
Gandar Dower
Retriever
Dower
Toas
de Castillo
del Castillo
van Ryn
van Cramm
Boustas
Itoh
Alligon
van den Eynde
Boussus
Spectators hail Perry Van Ryn Wimbledon match
Mr. Boust of the Daily Mail lauds Perry Van Ryn’s Wimbledon display calling it among the most amazing tennis seen. He notes the players’ laudacious and bewildering strokes and the exceptionally hard accurate shots.
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London
Daily Mail
Boust
Perry
Balla
Full Court to rule on legality of telephone betting
In Sydney or Bendigo type setting, Acting Judge Pilcher said the Full Court may decide if starting price bets placed by telephone violate the Gaming and Betting Act. Norman Petera appealed a £20 fine for betting via telephone and the case was discussed with Crown counsel to clarify the issues.
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Bydney
Pilcher
Norman Petera
Mme B. Telfer
P. V. Storkey
Crown
Bis
Aircraft manufacture talks completed in Australia
Negotiations for the manufacture of aircraft in Australia have been successfully completed. Mr Menzies led the talks with Australian officials, outlining plans to establish production locally.
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Australia
Married Woman Breaks Swimming Records in New York
Mrs. Leonore Knight Wingard set two world marks in a six day event in New York. She swam 1500 metres in 22 minutes 39 1/5 seconds and one mile in 24 minutes 7 2/7 seconds.
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New York
Leonore Knight Wingard
Death toll rises among troops in Palestine clash
In Palestine near Akrabs Lance-Corporal Hunter of the Gea ferth Highlanders was fatally wounded in a raid in which two Arabs were killed. A clash at Kabalan left four Arabs dead and three wounded with a large quantity of ammunition captured.
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Jerusalem
Akrabs
Hunter
Geaferth Highlanders
Kabalan
France Holds Ground on Security as Calls for Disarmament Rise
In a Senate speech M. Delbron urged Franco German rapment and renewed hope for universal disarmament. He said France will not disarm if others refuse and stressed maintaining necessary security. He urged frank exchange of news between Berlin and Paris.
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Paris
France
M. Delbron
Senate
Berlin
Jury convicts or acquits in Lucknow gold theft case adjourned
The jury charged with stealing or receiving 408 ozs of gold from the Bismark mine at Lucknow returned rain-soaked and exhausted after a snow visit. Judge Thomson noted jury fees and adjourned the hearing as Richa Brooking and William Ernest Smith faced charges.
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Bydney
Tagine Oere
Bismark
Lucknow
Sydney
Frea
Thomson
Richa Brooking
Care
William Ernest Smith
Marseilles Strike Paralyzes Paris Port Action
Marseilles strike action spreads to Paris as brig Beamon faces a halt in work over overtime pay terms. Employers deny wage concessions while workers press for agreed overtime rates, causing shipping delays and labor unrest in the port area.
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Paris
Beamon
Marseilles
Drought Halts U S Wheat Export Trade
The text notes severe drought outside U S wheat regions and scarce rain, threatening spring and winter crops. Officials warn the wheat export trade may nearly vanish as production likely remains below needed levels.
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U.S.A
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