Ohio Floods Advance to Big Waters
Ohio floodwaters push toward the Mississippi as dykes fail and hundreds of thousands of acres flood. Evacuations occur in Cincinnati and Lewisville with hundreds of families displaced. Epidemics feared. health officials inoculate 80,000 in Connecticut as relief efforts race to reach desolate areas and disperse aid amid martial law in Hartford.
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Malan
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Militix
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Lewisville
Fascist Brawl Sparks Court Hearings in London
In London on Monday disturbances from a British Fascist meeting at the Albert Hall led to charges against a woman and two men. Duncan Guthrie claimed police brutality while witnesses supported him. The magistrate bound Guthrie over for insulting behaviour and fined him £10 for assaulting a constable, with other defendants bound over. police actions referred to Scotland Yard. Government to be asked for deputations to Parliament on anti-Fascist demonstrations.
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The
Albert
Duncan Guthrie
Guthrie
Scotland Yard
News Chronicle
Australia museum and Parliament House visit allowed
Mr Hughes states an American writer Mr Webb Waldran touring Australia may inspect but must not touch exhibits. He can view the museum and Parliament House on Saturday with guidance and no handling of displays.
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Ausralia
Nea
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Italy Signals Self Sufficiency Through War Crony Plan
Rome reports Mussolini and fascist officials addressed the annual assembly of fascist corporations detailing Italy's economic resource goals for national defence. He said reliance on agrarian alcohol, synthetic wool, and domestic coal would increase while foreign coal use falls.
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Italy
Tokio Revolt Penalties Reported by London Desk
The Tokio revolt aftereffects include five arrests and transfers. Major-General Sagaki, leader of the Young Officers Movement blamed for the uprising, is reassigned to command the Kewantung army in Manchuria. Major-General Teagie receives a new director role in the War Office’s military affairs bureau.
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Tokio
Asya
Sagaki
Te Kewantung Army
Man
Shuria
Teagie
South Africa urged to bolster naval defence by Montrose
Duke of Montrose told the Navy League that South Africa must have adequate naval defence and coastal protection. He argued self governing dominions should join with British authorities to defend trade routes and coastline, noting aircraft carriers would shape future warfare.
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Navy League
Duke of Montrose
South
Banks Raise Deposit Rates Across Melbourne Market
Banks in Melbourne reported widespread increases in overdraft and mortgage rates after a week of financial moves. The Bank of New South Wales and Commonwealth Bank aligned with the new policy, though no formal announcement was made by Dances, who said the changes followed the past week's sales. Premier Dunstan expressed disappointment at the timing, fearing harm to the broader business climate.
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Melbourne
Bank of New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
Tay
Dunstan
No Negotiations for Loan to Germany Stated
Jon in the House of the Financial Secretary to the Treasury announced that no credit or loan to the German Government or German banks by the British Government or the Bank of England was in negotiation, clarifying UK policy.
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London
Jon
Financial Secretary
The
Treasury
Britten
Bank of England
French Bombshell In London Over German Proposals
London reports say M Flandin refused to return to London to discuss Germany's counter proposals. Paris authorities insist the London agreement must be accepted or rejected in full. Berlin dispatches claim Germany seeks equality of treatment with police measures, delaying further talks until next week.
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London
Herr von Ribbenscrop
M. Flandin
Germany
Leain
Paris
Berlin
Ward Price
Ribbentrop to London for Talks Tomorrow
Berlin indicates Von Ribbentrop will fly to London tomorrow to discuss German reply to Locarno Powers. Details on the exact basis of negotiations are unclear but a limited and conditional reply is expected. Hitler and Ribbentrop met to consider a reply likely to reject some points while proposing terms for talks.
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London
Locarno
Herr von Ribbentrop
Herr Hitler
Baron von Netreth
Paris correspondent reports France sticks to London accord terms
The Paris correspondent of the News-Chronicle says France’s position is unchanged since the London agreement. Germany must declare whether it accepts or refuses to negotiate the banks proposed. France will not agree to any other procedure.
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Paris
News-Chronicle
France
London
Germany
Cyclone at Sea Impacts Pacific Freight Voyage
Rough seas off the coast caused delays as the Brit freighter Red Box with nearly 4 million feet of timber arrived after battling three days of heavy weather. Deck cargo shifted, yet no damage occurred. Other vessels overdue earlier resumed routes as South to southeast gales persist per State Meteorologist Newman. Off Auckland, Middlesex faced terri fic weather with cabin damage and damaged platform aboard.
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Meting
Newman
Norfolk
Auckland
Middlesex
Liverpool
Compaas
League Committee Considers Peace Replies
The League Committee of 13 met to review Ethiopian and Italian replies to its appeal for negotiations on March. It decided to work toward bringing the parties together within the Covenant framework to prompt a cessation of hostilities and a definite reestablishment of peace.
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League Committee
London
League Committee of 13
Curtin Warns Bank Rate Threatens Recovery and Public Works
The Opposition Leader Mr Curtin says higher bank rates amount to financial dictatorship by trading banks. He argues the rise will raise taxation, inflate overheads, dampen investment and slow economic recovery, while urging the Commonwealth Government to defend monetary policy and curb Bank of New South Wales influence.
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Campcerwealth Bank Board
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Ananelul Minerality
Commonwealth Bank
People of Australia
New Bauith Wales
Bank of New South Warsaw
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Ite
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Commonwealth Government
Davidson Sees Low Interest Rates Continue
Sydney report quotes Bank of New South Wales general manager Mr A C Davidson stating he still believes rates will stay low. He notes the Commonwealth Bank has not altered this stance.
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Sydney
Bank of New South Wales
A. C. Davidson
Four men blacklisted from shipyards over sabotage links
Secret Service and local police discharged four men from Plymouth Royal Dockyard after an inquiry into sabotage at British warships. The Daily Telegraph notes government contract guards warned against employing these men though one was a skilled craftsman. A trade union official stepped in but withdrew after Admiralty information. The men were said to have prior strike involvement and ties to other disputes.
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Secret Service
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Royal Dock
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Devonport
Daily Telegraph
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Offical
Admiralty
Jay
Air
Angry protest erupts in Parliament over Schmidt execution
An eleventh hour appeal by Mr. Baker for commutation of Ludwig Schmidt's sentence triggered an angry outburst by Mr. V C Thompson in the House of Representatives. Thompson challenged the Speaker and declared a protest while stressing the government's duty to control life and death in the Mandated Territory, eventually withdrawing after whispers from ministers.
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House of Representiven
Ludwig Schmidt
V. C.thompson
Thompson
Defence
Parkhill
Mr. Thompson
Alae
Interior
Mr. Paterson
Schmidt
Australian Leader Dr Earle Page Meets British Officials
Dr Earle Page and Mr Measles attend a luncheon hosted by the British Government with Malcolm MacDonald presiding. Australian High Commissioner Bruce hosts dinners at Banismore Garden and other engagements include Lord Wigram and Lord Camrose. Page to be sworn in as Privy Councillor and meet Edward VII as first Australian Minister to this King.
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Malcolm MacDonald
Earle Page
Measles
Board For ‘Trade
Riumolmen
Minlatern
Page
Mrr
Bruce
Banismore Garden
Lord Wigram
Lord Camrose
Lord Daweon of
Penn
Mauthe “Hankey
Horbert Waring
Murray Anderson
J.J. Astor
Mialcolm MacDonald
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Monsies
Lord Hiailwham
Lord Wright
Lord Hutchimson
Bir
Thomas Inskip
Bir Petts Cease
Harry McGowan
Gooifrey Thorrun
Alesandar Thaw
Mensiss
Phillip Baswoon
Lord Bwinton
All Mall
Dougine Fairbanks
Ware
Bie Phillip's
Strike weapons tear gas bombs and rifles
An article notes the use of tear gas bombs and rifles in a strike context with references to weapons by American IEEE involvement. The report emphasizes militant tactics and the broader impact on workers and public safety. Further details include organizational names and dates.
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