Breakpoint in Anglo-Egyptian Talks Reported in Commons
In the House of Commons Foreign Secretary Henderson said the Anglo Egyptian negotiations had failed to produce a clear path for Britain to press its demands. He warned against relying on promises that could inflame Arab and Egyptian opposition while noting evolving splits within the cabinet. The debate touched on India's role and Britain's broader authority as it weighs next steps.
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London
Jyoer Henderson
Bese of Commons
Rade Royation Nagatiat
Mie
Landon
Natal
Heian
Santa Ee
Simon
Wuyat
Teading
Dole
Lord Vurnioon
Ernimre
Rovernineih
Vohaty
Amoelon
Japan
Parliament Announce Sober Adjourment Amid Negotiations
In the adjournment of the House of Representatives a statement from Mr William Hughway outlined ongoing negotiations with the government over the Hud administration. The Latham leadership expressed regret that regulations had broken down and hoped a friendly arrangement could soon be agreed. The discussion touched on relations with Australia and cultural matters, with emphasis on advancing a cordial foreign policy and addressing international concerns.
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WM. Hughow
Latham
Four Aborigines Sentenced in Northern Territory Case
A Northern Territory court sentenced four Aborigines to death for a murder linked to a violent altercation. The proceedings, led by the Minister for Home Affairs, heard testimony about moral conduct and the accused’s involvement in a confrontation that resulted in a fatality.
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Northern Territory
Amy Johnson's desert flight toward Karachi stalls in sand storm
Miss Amy Johnson arrived in Baghdad amid a desert sand storm and will push on at dawn. She plans to reach Karachi by Saturday, aiming to beat Hinkler's record, two days ahead on the long air voyage.
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Baghdad
Amy Johnson
Mise Johnson
Karachi
Hinkler
Hia
Zinc Contract Sparks North Wales Metals Deal
A historic arrangement links Zinc Corporation Ltd and partners in North Wrekin region to develop ore at Broken Hill. The contract covers supply of concentrates to Heokin HiT via joint ventures with Kangdong and Aunt ealiy units, firming up production and market access for the metal amid industry shifts.
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Medropen
Priany
North Wrekin Mth
Broken Hie South Ltd
Zinc Corporation Ltd
Huts
UN jiNtories
Hroken Hill
Elite
Une
Kangdong
Faivetrolyntiy Hine
AM Temdonl Lad
Unigertnt Kineting Corporation
United Kinguow
Afl
Alice Enn Central
Health headlines in incomplete report on minister’s absence
An incomplete transcription notes a minister named Mr Bavin away from Parliament for six weeks in Mrs Havin War context. It mentions health issues, confinement, and recovery with intermittent references to an illness and Weih attack. The text is garbled, but implies a health related absence and ongoing recovery.
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Hydney
Weidas
Wankay Hottenenaw
Havin
Infhuwnna
Naval Treaty Debate in Lords
The Lords discuss the naval treaty amid Conservative government criticism and wartime strategy. Leaders argue over capital ship limits, Allied assurances, and security commitments while Parliament weighs the plan’s impact on Britain’s naval dominance and postwar balance.
Fenton interview with Hoover on last day of match
fragments describe Australian innings declared by Woodfull resuming play in London news story. references to Hoover meeting and American Labour stance, plus trade discussion and general commentary on Anglo American relations. text is garbled but centers on postmatch impressions and diplomacy.
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Kininax
Malrfux
McCabe
Australia Declares At Six Wickets For 264
Australia bowled Essex out for 264 on day two as Hornibrook inspired a steady bowling display. Woodfull led the charge with patient play as the innings swayed, though misses by Kippet and a Beckett kept Essex hopeful before lunch. The Australians steadied, with Kinlan and Malerux among the batsmen, while McCabe resisted for a longer spell to underscore the odds in their favor.
The Second Innings Hive Hundred Atunten Recond Innings
The report details a cricket follow through with Woodfull and Kippax prominent. Jackson and Fairfax contribute steady innings, while Wheckett and Heckstl face tough bowling. The weather and pitch favor bowlers as the score climbs and tensions rise in a tight session.
Head of River Events On the Yarra Suiclamau
An OCR readout lists river race events with names and times, noting teams and venues along the Yarra. It mentions winners and a third match with a long Grammay Vallee, indicating a sequence of rowing heats and results, though many words are garbled.
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Suiclamau
Savior Cullens
Grammay Long Vallee
Disallowance and Senate Raid Clauses Discussed
Disjointed report notes disallowance motions in the Senate concerning labor law and possible penalties. The entry references passages on imprisonment for alleged offenses and calls for action by legislators, with unclear names and places due to damaged text.
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