Blum's Triumph: France Unity Appeal Amid Clichy Crisis
Paris braces as the Chamber of Deputies rejects a parliamentary commission inquiry into the Clichy editor incident by 371 to 208 votes, then passes a motion of confidence in Blum by 92,102,14 votes. Blum's speech praised party restraint to restore France's prestige after the Clichy events and the loan success.
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Stormy scenes in chamber in Paris riot aftermath
Paris reports a stormy parliamentary session as Premier Blum faced interruptions while Socialist Party leaders denied Communist involvement in last week’s riot. Blum blamed the Left for provoking the clash and urged police reform and new defenses beyond firearms amid cries of traitor and Hitler agent.
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Conspiracy Charge in Sydney Trial Against Two Salesmen
In Sydney a jury deliberated in a case charging Guy Paul McDonald and John Davidson with conspiring to cheat and defraud. Brisk debate highlighted police accountability as a possible factor. defense urged an inquiry commission while prosecutors urged caution. The jury requested guidance on verdict content and remained sequestered overnight awaiting further instruction.
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Rescue at Sea Reaches 17 from Sinking Freighter
New York reports the coastguard cutter Thelan rescued 17 crewmen from the Nirreeian freighter Pierki, 740 miles east of Naw York, after a six hour struggle against a fierce storm and fading signals.
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Italy Provokes Crisis in Non Intervention Debate
London dispatch reports the Italian Ambassador Signor Grandi refused to discuss withdrawing volunteers from Spain, triggering a major non intervention crisis. The Times notes Grandi’s stance may reflect personal opinion, not government policy, while Mussolini’s hostility to Britain fuels debate anticipated in Parliament over Abyssinia abuses.
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Italian Ambassadors and Mussolini clash over Spain policy
British, British outlets report Italy will keep volunteers in Spain until the end of the Civil War. Mussolini angrily addresses 150000 in Venice, denounces pacifists, warns Black Shirts, and cautions possible new moves if Spain withdrawal is delayed. Grandi blocks non intervention, raising fears of renewed Italian moves and strained Anglo Italian ties.
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Paris Watching Next Step Amid Spanish War Debate
Paris press debates Italy's next move as the left claims Thaly drops the mask while the Communist press claims Mussolini plans to send more troops to Spain. The exchange centers on Italy's stance and possible actions in the Spanish conflict.
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SEA FREIGHTS Jump in Australian and New Zealand Rates
Kobe reports the Australian Freight Conference will raise Australian Japan freight rates by 10 percent, except frozen meats up 60 percent, and New Zealand Japan rates by 5 to 10 percent. Increases take effect June 1 as part of a Western Pacific price trend.
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Alp Expulsions Move for Readmission Easter Conference
The Easter Conference plans to consider readmitting expelled members as part of ongoing efforts to restore participation. Officials say the move could impact scheduling and eligibility for upcoming sessions.
Readmission bids by expelled ALP members in Sydney
Applications for re admission to the ALP for 21 expelled members and MP J S Garden will be presented to the Easter Conference by the Labour Council secretary. President P J Keller may accept despite short notice. If rejected, an appeal to the Federal Executive is planned. The issue ties to Gwydir by election and Garden's alleged Jerificiam against the Executive.
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Easter Holidays No Issue on Good Friday
The Canberra Times will not publish on Good Friday during Easter holidays. Except for this day the newspaper will publish as usual throughout the period.
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Japanese expansion urged for Dutch New Guinea lease
Tokyo reports Mr Hsakurai former under secretary urged Japan to apply to Holland for a permanent lease of land in Dutch New Guinea to settle surplus Japanese and extract raw materials. Premier Hayashi pledged to consider the idea while stressing peaceful penetration. Kuwashima tours Dutch East Indies. Mindanao hosts 20,000 Japanese settlers.
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Loyalist Victory Spurs Recruiting in Spain
Reports from London say Italian retreat signs near Brihenga boost Loyalist morale. Ernest Hemingway, ambulance driver for the Loyalists, notes a major win after eight months and a surge of recruitment in Valencia with 2,000 recruits at dawn on March 23 and estimates the Loyalist army may grow by 150,000.
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Duchess of Bedford Missing Since Yesterday in East Anglia Search
The 71 year old Duchess of Bedford has been missing since yesterday after leaving her Woburn Abbey home on a flight. RAF planes have joined the extensive search across East Anglia, which continues through the day with no success reported yet.
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Milk Board Retired Members Named For Rebuild
The Premier announced that the milk board reconstruction is nearly complete and that the chairmanship may go to R H Nesbitt, the Commonwealth Trade Commissioner in New Zealand. Brigadier General J B Richardson and G S Stening have also accepted board seats. the current board will be terminated under the act. Nesbitt is a dairy farmer and Stening is honorary treasurer of the RAS.
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Trial Refused in Smith v Commonwealth Life Assurance Society
Full Court refuses new trial in lengthy litigation over conspiracy to cheat and defraud shareholders and policy holders. Judge Jordan deems damages liberal. two prior trials yielded plaintiff verdicts, with Brain recovering £23,000. Postdated judgment to April 5 allows defendants to respond.
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Duke of Windsor Leaves Enzesfeld for St Wolfgang Estate
The Duke of Windsor departs Enzesfeld Castle on March 26 for St Wolfgang to lease Haus Appegbach. The lakeside residence in the Salzkammergut district reportedly has 251 rooms. St Wolfgang is famed globally for the musical play White Horse Inn.
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Pan American Clipper surveys Pacific routes toward New Zealand
Captain Musick led the Pan American Airways Clipper on a Pacific survey flight from California to Kingman Reef and Auckland, noting a potential world circuit with Imperial Airways. The 30 passenger craft reached Kingman Reef after eight hours and five minutes, navigated through rain and sun, and planned to proceed to Pago Pago. The voyage ran alongside official secrecy in related aviation inquiries.
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Chase Sequel Hit Run Crash In Granville District
Police report a dramatic chase in Granville Sydney after a hit run overturned a car near a corner injuring the driver with probable fracture and severe head and facial wounds. Mrs Annie Burke, 78, was critically hurt attempting to cross a street during the incident. A second vehicle joined the pursuit as the two cars traversed over three miles of back streets before another overturn injured the driver.
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Labour Parties Edge Toward Closer UK Australia Ties
British Labour figures discuss closer links with Labour parties in London and Australia. Mr Tom Smith MP, recently returned from a visit to colleagues, plans to address the matter during the parliamentary recess. He is seen as seeking industrial law reforms and work measures he views as superior to Britain's current stance.
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Entry ban denial halts Freer case in Australia
Sydney reports Mr. Paterson denied that any communication occurred with Mr. B. O. Barnett solicitor for Mrs. Freer regarding a ban on her entry into Australia. The statement clarifies there was no exchanged correspondence about the restriction.
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