Deadlock on Nonintervention Talks Delays Rome Discussions
London reports a serious deadlock over Nonintervention Committee proceedings. France Germany Italy and Russia have accepted the Bisiah plan in principle but dispute land control timing and troop withdrawal. The issue risks delaying Rome talks and tests public acceptance of outcomes without a Spanish settlement.
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Anglo Italian agreement expected in Rome within fortnight
Early word from London says a British Italian pact should be ready for signing after talks in Rome. Lord Perth will travel to Rome on Saturday with Maurice Ingram to push explorations with Count Ciano as the Non-Intervention issue threatens to derail any progress.
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Four Power Talks Arranged Yet London
In the House of Commons the Prime Minister said no proposal exists for negotiations among Great Britain Germany France Italy and Russia for a general European settlement.
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Soviet Trial Reveals Alleged Plot With Britain
On the Moscow trial reopens, Lord Oistantwan attends as 22 Soviet leaders face charges of terror and purges. Bukharin accused of signaling to Britain to topple the Soviet regime. Khrentinsky breaks under cross examination, and Rakovaiy testifies about letters and contact with British circles. Gubanharin and Bukharin linked to plans to interfere with food supplies and to join secret police networks.
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Inquiry Into Canberra Costs Appoints Sir William Clemens
The Commonwealth Government appointed Sir William Clemens to conduct an inquiry into the cost of living in Canberra. The inquiry will cover food, groceries, clothing, rent and freight, with Clemens granted authority to obtain necessary information but not operate as a Royal Commission.
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Anglo-German talks pace on colonies and loans
British ambassador Henderson in Berlin briefed Hitler on ongoing talks with Britain about colonial claims and a long term plan. The Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph report Britain sees the talks as initial steps toward settlement, while Germany emphasizes its colonial demands. John Simon states no British loans to Italy are contemplated and no price or terms are promised. discussions remain uncertain and time is needed.
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Italian incident at Melbourne over Italian warship Ramonda Montecuccoli
Cabinet discussed briefly an Italian warship incident in Melbourne. Prime Minister Lyon and External Affairs Minister Piughen considered continuing discussions with the Italian consul Cavalier Arrigh to obtain more information. The goal was to resolve the matter quickly and avoid international escalation.
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Australia to Invite Dutch East Indies Leader to Visit
A government proposal plans to issue a general invitation for the Governor-General of the Netherlands East Indies to visit Australia later this year. No action will occur until after the Dutch leader’s pending visit to Australia is completed. The idea was suggested by Lord Gowrie at a state function and will be discussed with the Dutch Governor-General early next month.
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Darwin Outrage Prompts Police Hunt for Attacker
In Darwin on Friday natives feared to venture out after a white woman was assaulted. Police plan to search aboriginal camps within a wide radius aided by black trackers. The incident sparked talk of lynching if the culprit is caught while officials debate responsibility of missions amid calls for reform.
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Repression Likely Rise in German Confessional Movement
Friday report cites officials admitting a foreign inquiry rearrested Bishop Mie mailer. News not published locally. The fear is further repression of the Confessional Movement as Miemaliar, a remnant Protestant figure, carries a feared reputation across Germany and beyond his followers.
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Cabinet Crisis in Paris Escalates as Socialists Split
Parlement wrangles over government cohesion. After a day of debate the Socialist Party shifts its stance, raising fears the Popular Front may fracture and intensifying tensions with the Conservative benches in the Chamber.
Natives Defended Aydney Amid Crisis Claims
Michael Sautetle of the Association for the Protection of Nye Rasen argues for proper education and white contact to curb alleged violent acts by demoralized natives. W Ferguson of the Aborigines' Progressive Association cites a ratio of white men to black women and blames government citizenship denial for aboriginal assaults.
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Austria cabinet拒refuses concessions amid press claims
Vienna reports indicate the cabinet refused to ratify a communique reportedly permitting concessions to the evantike and Nazi factions. The government aims to conceal these concessions to Blytta and prevent similar demands elsewhere while dissenting voices warn that workers may oppose any capitulation to Schuschnigg allies.
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California flood disaster leaves massive death toll and ruin
A sweeping California flood devastates the south with landslides and outages. Police fear 100 to 125 dead as bridges collapse and cities like Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and San Fernando suffer widespread damage. Homes, studios, and cinema lots lose value, with thousands homeless and emergency stations activated.
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Missing launch bythe Avery brothers in peril on coast
A missing 18 foot launch carrying Frank and Jack Avery of Coralville was reported drifting off the North Coast after engine failure. Onboard water and food were limited, and a wide search by steamers found no sign of the craft or crew despite patrols covering 20 to 30 miles offshore. Local police were alerted as rescuers hoped calm seas would aid recovery.
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Migration revival scheme near approval in federal review
A proposal to revive a migration scheme between two regions was submitted to the Federal DineT yesterday by Minister Hw Miniater. After initial review, the plan faced faltering consideration before the rect unit today.
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LEVEL CROSSING SMASH NEAR CAMPORT
Two young men were slightly injured and three others escaped after a rotor car crashed into a pools train from Goulburn to Enfield near Camport. The occupants in the car were not injured, the train occupants unhurt, and the crash damaged the car heavily. The incident involved confusion over signals and a misread road feature, with warnings about crossing safety and potential political implications.
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Mystery Plane Reports Ring Darwin Early Hour
Walter Alwight, a well known Darwin resident, reports hearing a fan engine at 3 30 am yesterday, describing another mystery plane sighting over Darwin and adding to local speculation about aerial activity.
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German submarines seen in Spanish waters near Ceuta
An official communique states that since February last year several German submarines have operated in Spanish waters. Five German ships were sunk near Ceuta in the Ceuta strait area, with details of vessels and dates remaining unclear.
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