Germany Accepts League Invitation But Seeks Negotiation
Germany accepts a League of Nations invitation to be represented at discussions on the Rhineland crisis while demanding that talks address the broader Versailles era complaints. Flandin and British officials respond with caution as Paris signals the League’s fate hinges on negotiation terms and sanctions.
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German Forces Increase in Rhine Front
Report from Metz on Sunday states German forces in the Rhineland have grown with added detachments of heavy artillery. Observers say Hitler may see symbolic troop withdrawal from the Rhine as a humiliating concession, a move it would be impossible to accept.
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Bick to your desk and never bo B60 in Queen's defence notice
London dispatch reports a startling display of Gilbertian principle urging officials to stay at their desks. The naval minister for coordination of defence is mentioned as enforcing tight desk-bound discipline amid political tension.
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Rhineland Parade Cancelled In Frankfort on Main
A large Rhineland parade planned for tomorrow has been abandoned and troops will only be inspected in the barracks. The cancellation may be seen as a symbolic concession to French opinion amid a verant scale event.
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German War Colours Forbidden Parade Dedication
In Cologne on Sunday Herr Hitler forbade carrying wartime colours to avoid provoking powers. An ex service men’s parade marked the dedication of new flags designed by him.
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Germany warns Italy over stance and sanctions pressure
London reports in the Daily Telegraph that Berlin warned Rome Italy risks Berlin’s unfriendly attitude and broad auto sector pressure amid sanctions. The warning follows Italy's recent moves seen as leaning toward a harder line against Germany.
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Explosion at Sea Strikes Italian Oil Vessel
An Italian tramp steamer laden with drums bound from Genoa to Assab exploded 125 miles from Port Said and sank. The captain, first mate and five crewmen are missing. The British steamer Brighton rescued 10 sailors with injuries. Cheshire took off casualties for medical aid. Two doctors among the rescued were landed at Port Said.
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New York Strike Ends As Operators Return To Work
In New York a two week old M1 operators strike ended today with a compromise agreement signed by the Building Services Union and landlords. About 10,000 strikers returned to 2,500 buildings without discrimination as arbitration over wages and hours will follow. The union dropped its demand for a closed shop in all buildings.
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Queanbeyan Hotel Car Withdrawn Threat
The Minister for the Interior Mr Paterson indicated that cars provided for members staying at the Queanbeyan hotel may be withdrawn. This follows a three cornered dispute among Commonwealth Parliament members hotel management and the Interior Department over tariff rates at Canberra’s private hotels. Paterson warned transport cannot continue indefinitely and hoped for a solution this week as Parliament reassembles.
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Defence plans for Australian aircraft production discussed
Melbourne reports a Federal Cabinet meeting next week to discuss a plan devised by Mr. Parkhill for manufacturing aeroplanes in Australia. Mr. Parkhill said the defence of Australia requires spare parts to be produced locally.
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Expulsion Allegations Rise Over Russian Treatment in Manchukuo
Reports from Moscow and regional observers describe alleged expulsions of Russians in Manchukuo with varying claims of government complicity. The scene features notable names and dates as authorities dispute motives and scope amid broader postwar tensions.
Seamen's Licences Continue in Application
Attorney General Senator Etsatin stated yesterday that the Moonee case remains under review and that seamen's licences will continue to be processed under the current provisions as the matter proceeds.
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Police Inquiry In Royal Commission Hearings On Police Conduct
Two State MPs attended the inquiry as the Royal Commission resumed examining police betting raids and honesty. Commissioner McKay denied Parliament claims that officers were unfavorably viewed without carloads of offenders. Two UAP members attended. Labour members did not appear. A witness charged perjury and verbal accusations within the force.
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Treasury bill offer meets poor response in Melbourne
Melbourne reports a Treasury Bill sale to the public failed to attract interest with only 300 applications for £1,000,000 offered. The Commonwealth Bank Board chairman Sir Charles Reading announced that all submitted bills were allotted in full.
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Inquiry into wrongful arrest case prompts police reforms
A man alleges wrongful arrest and coercion at a police station as debates over commission scope intensify. MPs discuss broader inquiries, with concerns about limited terms of reference and potential for uncovering more cases. The Police Commissioner notes enforcement challenges of gaming and betting laws and describes proactive divisions and a flying squad to curb illicit activity.
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Abyssinia fears forced peace at League meeting
Addis Ababa envoy reports Royal circles fear that London will press for a rapid peace with Italy. Haile Selassie’s stance shifts as he questions Greco‑Italian terms and whether Italian claims of Abyssinian defeats are accurate. Ras Kassa’s troops remain intact while Ras Imra and Dedjacmatoh Ayelu maneuver to monitor developments.
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Graziers Congress Wool Publicity Levy Debate
Sydney Monday report on the Graziers' Association conference where President J. P. Abbott urged a national gathering to design an immigration inclusive scheme benefiting all sectors. He proposed a world wide wool publicity push and a levy tied to wool value, pending legislation. The aim is to stabilize prices and counter excessive shipping costs.
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McKay Evidence Questioned in Commission Hearing
In a commission session, BP betting and corroboration issues surfaced as Mr McKay challenged the credibility of the allegations. Windeyer KC pressed claims about improprieties involving Alliations and police decisions, while some evidence was deemed insufficient to warrant action and the commission adjourned amid unclear outcomes.
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Japan’s Alarm Over Cotton Duty From Australia
Reports from Sydney indicate Australia may raise duties on cotton goods. Japan fears Britain pressure could impair trade as Australia contemplates higher tariffs, creating a sense of chagrin and feeling snubbed by a major buyer. The government argues Japan deserves better treatment given vast Australian purchases.
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Polo Fatality in Spain Involving Prince Serge Mdvini
Prince Serge Mdvini brother of Prince Alexia and former husband of Barbara Hutton was killed in a car crash in Spain. He was struck by a vehicle driven by Ceol fsmith during a collision and died within an hour from a cerebral hemorrhage. Witnesses include his wife Mavini, formerly Laurie Yar Allen.
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Farm Murder Trial in Melbourne Case Details
The Italian farm labourer Discoma faces trial for murder on a northern Melbourne farm. The court heard multiple statements about events on November 1, including alleged threats and a stick strike. The jury will consider the defendant's claim of self defense amid conflicting testimony.
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