Peace in Europe Talks on Four Power Treaty
British leaders Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon met Signor Mussolini in Rome to discuss a five year armament truce and Franco German detente. The Daily Telegraph notes hints of a four power conference to shape Europe’s balance and replace the League with a core group of great powers.
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Rome reacts to draft treaty claims and colonial disputes
Rome correspondents note cautious British Italian quarters over the communiqué terms. Rumors say Italy may object to France receiving multiple colonial fora, while MacDonald’s disarmament plan is linked to Italian demands for a larger army and altered League of Nations roles.
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Leaders of France and Germany May Visit Rome
The article discusses plans for French and German leaders to visit Rome to discuss a European pact. It mentions potential invitations to Benito Mussolini and Premier Mussolini’s aim to shape a new power balance while stressing the role of peace treaties.
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Rome
Mussolini and British Officials Discuss Western Powers Pact
Rome reports Signor Mussolini, Mr Hallady MacDonald, and Sir John Simon examined a project by Mussolini to foster cooperation among the four western powers. The aim is a Kellogg style peace in Europe and the world through a long period of security and harmony.
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Foday
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Hallady MacDonald
John Simon
Signor
Mmussolini
Europe
British Ministers Return from Trip and Paris Stopover
Mr MacDonald and Sir John Simon depart for home with a planned Paris layover to meet Krendh Ministers. Mr MacDonald, Sir John Simon and Miss Isabel MacDonald are hosted by the King of Hay. The Pope received Mr MacDonald in the evening.
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Paris
Miss Ixhbel MacDonald
Hay
Mr. MacDonalt
The Times Column on Europe Tensions in Rome Visit
London opinion notes a critique of Croiste ministers voyage to Rome and its impact on European tension. The piece suggests diplomatic strains and the British mood toward Prussia state leaders.
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Times
Rome
Europe
Poland Bans German and Italian Cinema Access
Poland bans German films and restricts Italian film access as the government moves to curb German cultural influence. The action follows tensions with Berlin and focuses on national cinema and cultural policy amid wartime conditions.
French Objections Pati Four Power Peace Plan
French objections hamper the idea of a four power coalition to organise peace in Europe. Debates continue over how to structure a lasting settlement among major powers.
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Pati
Security Question Sparks Debate in Little Bloc
Fragmentary text shows M. Herriot presenting a plan to answer the issue of security amid allied factions. The passage hints at political maneuvering and pressures within a regional bloc as arguments unfold.
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M. Herriot
State Taxation Committee to Report on Income Tax
Sydney Monday report that the State Cabinet forms a committee to study state income tax incidence. Members include J. Spence, J. McMahon, J. V. Thitelife, and a partner from Amith Johnston Co. The panel will propose amendments to the Income Tax Act, review federal royal commission outcomes, and seek unified administration for better coordination.
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Royal Commission
Railway Station Robbed in Early Morning Break-In
Reported theft at the Shi Tralway Station with entry through a door or window and valuables taken. Police urge witnesses to come forward as investigation begins.
Vickers Denies Sabotage Charges In Dniepr War Plant
The Metropolitan Vickers company from London rejects sabotage and counter revolutionary accusations tied to the Dniepr dam weapon project. It says turbines were supplied from America and argues acid and sand would be washed away by flowing water, dismissing claims as fantastic. The firm emphasizes its Russia installation involved mainly switchgear and sides with the accusers being mistaken.
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Suspended Anglo Russian Trade Talks Prompt Further Steps
Trade negotiations between Britain and Russia have been suspended with officials indicating other measures may follow. No date for resumed talks was given and both sides pledged to keep channels open for future discussion.
Third Degree Allegations Stir London Tivania Trade Talks
A garbled report claims Britain and Tivania suspend trade negotiations amid a security crisis. The piece hints Britain’s next move involves aligning policy with broader tensions and addressing treatment of a persecuted group.
Russian Insolence Sir Ian Hamilton Attacks Tayntwin
Sir Ian Hamilton denounces what he calls Russian insolence and warns against moral disarmament. He claims Huveia is ruled by young Communists who manipulate youths to threaten war while arresting Vickery Company employees. He criticizes the motto If we want peace prepare for war and cautions against appeasement.
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Sumilay
Dan Hamilton
Huveia
Vickery Company
Soviet ambassador recalled amid miscommunication claims
The Daily Express reports Soviet Ambassador in London M Ivan Maisky recalled to Moscow for failing to convey Moscow's views on the arrest to Britain’s Foreign Office. In Paris, M Dovialesky will replace M Maljeky in London.
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Daily Express
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Moscow
M. Dovialesky
Paris
M. Maljeky
Lordon
Secret Police Complete Report On Arrested Vickers Employees
Moscow reports the O.O.P.1 completed investigations into the Vickers employees arrest cases and handed evidence to the Supreme Court. The Ukdlah Consul and embassy officials visited the prisoners as the company deposited all office records with the Menta.
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Eupreme Cowet
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Referendum on Industrial Powers Discussed by Employers
Sydney reports the Industrial Commissioner H L Wallis says employers hope a referendum this year could amend the constitution to transfer arbitration powers to the Commonwealth. The Federation says it stays in contact with the Federal Government. Attorney General Latham rejects any government referendum on transferring industrial arbitration powers.
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Monay
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H. L. Wallis
Commonwealth
Latham
Lull in Fighting Reported Amid Chinese Japanese Skirmishes
Reports from Shanghai describe a easing of hostilities with limited fighting and sniping. Chinese leaders meet at Baochingfu to discuss reinforcements for Jehol while officials in Peiping note medical units aiding about 40,000 wounded in North China with 4,000 hospitalized locally.
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Yu Yueren
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Communist march through Melbourne with red banner
Nearly 400 participants took part in the Eight Hour Pay procession through Melbourne city streets today. The crowd included many women and children, who carried a red banner and wore red badges and armbands.
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Melbourne
Floating wreckage found at sea near Kakyu Maru incident
A report from the Japanese steamer Kakyu Maru crew describes discovering debris and many planks floating at sea after an apparent vessel wreck. No sign of crew or lifeboats from the Kinsen Maru were found.
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Bydney
Mattreasen
Seaman Injured in Hit and Run in Sydney
Sydney Monday. Walter Keegan, 35, a seaman, was knocked down by a motor car at Darlinghurst early this morning. He suffered a probable skull fracture and severe injuries. A second motorist fled the scene but was soon captured.
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Walter Keegan
Seaman
Darlinghurst
Hoe
Labour Leader Endorses Soviet Stance Amid Arbitration
A Birmingham Labour leader Mr Lanabury declares disarrestment with the act by Mr Thomig and Mr Stan wy Kaldwin as they regain the Faussian ar rests. He asserts Rusvin remains a sovereign state and urges that people may live only under its rule until factual details emerge.
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Thomig
Stanwy Kaldwin
Lanabury
Birmingham
Rusvin
Bantamweight Title Retained by Al Brown Over Dany
Al Brown defeated Dany to retain the world bantamweight championship. The match featured European champion Intea Harneacania as a notable contender and the bout determined Brown's continued reign at the weight.
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Dany
Intea
Harneacania
Special arrangement governs overseas intelligence pubshed
Reuters World Service as part of a special arrangement supplies overseas intelligence for the issue. The overseas content is compiled with other sources and reserved across Australia and New Zealand.
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Reuters World Service
Australia
New Zealand
Racing thril speed cars leave track at Australian Grand Prix
Five were injured as W H Lowe's Lombard lost control at Heaven Corner during the Australian 200 miles Grand Prix. Patrick Carroll suffered serious leg and head injuries and was hospitalised. Alf Taylor George Hyden George Hancock and William Meatherall from Dandenong were also taken to hospital. The car struck a barbed wire fence and landed on spectators. four men were trapped beneath the vehicle until it could be lifted clear.
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George Hyden
Dandenong
George Hancock
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Relief Works Five Million Allocation Announced
The Minister for Labour and Industry Mr Dunningham announced that under the CG Government the Unemployed Relief Council has been reconstituted and about six million pounds is guaranteed for state work. He said between two and three million had already been spent.
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Labour and Industry
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Unemployed Relief Council
Butter Exports Decision Expected Today
The Commonwealth Government is poised to announce a proposal for a 10 per cent reduction in Australian butter exports to the United Kingdom. The Dairy Export Control Board meets in Canberra with a cabinet sub-committee to decide on the restriction.
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Dairy Export Control Board
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Heat Wave Hits North West As Temperatures Jump
Heat wave swept the state with Moree and Collarenabri reaching 109 degrees and Narrabri at 101. Acting State Meteorologist Mr. Camm forecast a gradual cool down beginning today as conditions ease back.
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Wheat Prospects Mixed Across Kansas Oklahoma and Texas
Light rain improved winter wheat in eastern and central Kansas and in parts of Oklahoma and Texas Rumaday reports. Drought continues in western Kansas and Colorado with variable moisture elsewhere.
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Oklahoma
Teras
Colorado
Heavy Gold Shipments To London From Sydney February
During February gold valued at £61005 was exported from Sydney. The shipments were consigned primarily to London.
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London
Bydney
Journey's End Banned in Bavaria
Berlin reports the Bavarian Commissioner has forbidden exhibition of the German version of the film Journey's End due to alleged preliat tendencies. The prohibition reflects regional censure of content deemed problematic for public taste.
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Journey's End
Bavaria
Berlin
Austria to Reform Banking System With Central Bank
Vienna reports that after a long cabinet session it was decided to reconstruct the nation's banking system by creating a central bank. The central bank will absorb frozen credits and penalize banks that fail to provide new funds to bolster Austrian industries against foreign manufacturers amid weekend banking rumors.
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Banka
Torch Test Clears Driver in Court Demonstration
In Central Court, Dr Kenneth Smith and Police Prosecutor Sgt Hart used a torch to test eye reactions of defendant Michael O Shea charged with driving under liquor influence. The doctor argued paralysis agitans caused the pupils to react as observed, and the magistrate discharged O Shea deeming the case unconvincing.
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Moniny
Williams
Central Court
Kenneth Smith
Sergeant Hart
Michael O'Shea
Smith
O'Shea
Emden Nameplate Unveiled On New Cruiser In Wilhelmshaven
Vice Admiral Foerster addresses the Emden crew at the nameplate unveiling aboard the cruiser. The ceremony includes a salute as the old Emden’s flag is lowered and the crew cheers for President Hindenburg and sings Deutschland Uber Alles.
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Hindenburg
Bruce
Plane overturns at Coif's Harbour aerodrome
A Mothe plane with five passengers and pilot Mishap at Coif's Harbour. The aircraft tipped over when a wheel sank in soft earth. Passengers were knocked about and later flown to Brisbane by relief plane after several hours delay.
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Coff's Harbour
Ronald Adair
Brisbane
Mental Hospital Extension At Callan Park
The Minister for Rep atriation said the Works Department will begin reconstruction of extra wards at Callan Park. Twenty thousand pounds have been allocated to relief work for this project. Returning soldiers in the western suburbs will be given priority employment.
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Mr. Marr
Tale Works Department
Callan Park
Wage Cut Restitution Fight Set For Full Arbitration Court
In Melbourne the Full Arbitration Court will hear tomorrow an application by unions seeking restoration of a 10 per cent wage cut. The Textile Workers' Union case will be tested first, guiding the court on the broader textile industry dispute.
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Textile Workers’ Union
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