No Hope of League Reform in Imperial Conference
London reports that divergent views among Britain and Dominions arouse no current hope for League of Nations reform. Discord over Abyssinia and European power interests impede universal action while Dominions favor mutual imperial arrangements. Eden notes easing tensions, Paris ministers urge a common effort amid postwar distress.
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Britain
League of Nations
Haly
Abyssinia
England
France
Italy
Fiat
Ines Morning Post
Aausti
Ar. Buen
Europe
Note from Haile Selassie to league over reparations
Haile Selassie writes to the League expressing he cannot attend the forthcoming meeting. He urges the League to secure reparation for offenses and sanctions for aggression, citing ongoing malpractices and plunder. The missive notes pressure about sanctions and potential repercussions if demands are unmet.
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Geneva
Belauala
Lisgoe
Forthcom
Thalr Pre
League
Malari
Kurspe
Pacific Pact Endorsements Stir Tokyo Diplomatic Debate
A Pacific agreement sparks Tokyo debate as a U S envoy and Anglo Japanese talks feature prominently. Norman Davis, the American ambassador, is cited in discussions about future naval and alliance arrangements amid regional tensions and new strategy considerations.
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Tokyo
Wedoraday
Nichi” Naka
Pacific
Norman Davis
Sppresaal
Pete
Baldwin Tenders Banquet To King At Downing Street
London dispatch says Prime Minister Baldwin hosted a banquet at 19 Downing Street. Queen Mary and other royal party members attended, along with Cabinet officials and distinguished guests.
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London
Tusaday
Baldwin
Aenight
Tin King
Ahd Jogen
No. 19
Downing Steet
Queen Mary
Royal Party
Prursts
Peace move display impresses London observers
Diplomatic writers in Manchester Guardian describe Germany's peace objective as largely farcical and the focus shifting from colonies. They note Berlin’s view of coronation unity as Britain as a whole and question whether friendship with Britain will rise without harming other powers.
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London
Manchester Guardian
von Blomberg
Britain
von Blomberg Iuino
Russia
Mim
Mac “Bolshevic
Lonion
Germany
Mance
Saville
National Insurance Legislation Likely After Election
In Melbourne on a Wednesday report from Canberra indicates that a national insurance bill is unlikely to be introduced before the federal election. Ministers urge careful study and a conference with stakeholders to shape taxation and fund distribution, while insisting unemployment aid and defense are not to be major election issues.
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Melbourne
Cabinet to Consider Bill Next Week
The Federal Cabinet will review a bill at its meeting next week. Prime topics include further investigation into a Commonwealth question prompted by a Treasury report and British expert input, with tentative proposals on no-interest measures amid opposition concerns.
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Tuin
Sunday Football Ruling Sparks Bathurst Debate
The Rev J Bingley condemned Bathurst Football Club for playing football on Sunday calling it bigger than Bathurst and a statewide issue. He said he would pursue the matter until the end, challenging whether Sunday football should be allowed anywhere in the state.
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Bathurst
J. Bingley
Bingley
Ministers Rule Out Early Election In Australia
Sydney reports that ministers denied any plan for an early federal election. The Prime Minister Lyone returning from London was said to be not hurrying home to Australia for a party campaign. Officials suggested an election unlikely before late November or early December.
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Lyone
London
Defence
Thorby
Auntealla
Imperial Conference Decisions Reach Royal Heir Hopes
London dispatch reports the Daily Mail noting dutch hopes for a royal heir loom over forthcoming public engagements as the Guten Court anticipates a birth, shaping expectations around imperial relations and succession.
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London
Tuseday
Daily Mail
Brinowes Juliane
Nacuene
Tawarde
Antijewish Riots In Poland Reported Abroad
A Manchester Guardian correspondent describes anti Jewish riots in Poland where mobs wrecked shops and homes and demolished synagogues and schools. Hundreds of poorer Jews were raised and left without food as peasants backed by party agitators attacked Jewish centers while some non Jews applauded looters and others intervened to save property. The conservative press reacts with mixed reactions as ministers order an inquiry.
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Pandat
Semita Party
Wascist
Po ‘Gram
Allence
State Parliament Prorogued at Sydney In May Session
State Parliament in Sydney prorogued on 10 May with officials indicating further prorogation today as political proceedings and legislative plans remained unsettled amid ongoing government negotiations and upcoming sessions.
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Sydney
Empire Prepares London Conference Progress Report
Important progress described on imperial conference work. Agreement to form a committee to build machinery for naval and other needs, with Australia and New Zealand present. Britain asserts rights against altering Australian rights to British subjects, while technical sub committee to handle nationality laws will meet later.
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Evan Meng Jong
Tegtslee
Jon
Australia
New Zealand
Fae
Caney
Lyons
Austraia
Britain
Donald Bomnerville
Baldwin
Canada
South Africa
Air mail service agreement linked Sydney to London route
Commonwealth and Britain reach an air mail and passenger service pact with Sydney as terminus. Cabinet meetings in Melbourne to decide objections. Two weekly trips planned with a single aircraft type for the full Melbourne to London leg, surcharge of fivepence per half ounce, post timetable details tabled in Parliament.
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Commonwealth
House of Commons
Canberra
Melbourne
United Kingdom
Lemdon
Tekining Sole
Mingapore-lydwy
Mussolini appeals for World Arms Limitation Conference
Washington notes Mussolini formally asks President Roosevelt to convene a World Arms Limitation Conference. Roosevelt tempers reaction, indicating no immediate comment amid Britain’s reluctance, and reports suggest Rome circles see Mussolini aiming to curb British rearmament. North Botanic encampments and charity mobilizations by Salvation Army, Roman Catholic Church, and others are listed among wartime relief efforts.
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Washington
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Britain
Government to be asked to approve high speed aeroplane
The Commonwealth Government is urged by the Civil Aviation Board to approve purchasing a high speed American aeroplane a Lockheed 13 contact monoplane with a top speed of 294 miles per hour. The design will be similar to the aircraft bought by the Broken Hill Associated Smelters.
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Sydney
Commonweath
Civil Aviation Board
Is & Lockhard
SacBee
Typ Tn
Broken Hi Associated Smelters
Presbyterian Assembly Debates State Aid to Denominational Schools
The Presbyterian Assembly debated granting state aid to denominational schools. Speakers urged candidates in the next election to state unequivocally their views on school subsidies. The discussion highlighted the campaign to support or oppose state funding for religious schools.
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Sydney
Presbyterian Assembly
Noni
Allfort
Wloo- Mona
Aes
Mr. White
Pat
Peat
Death sentence for third airman reported in London
A report from Bhibao states that a kind German wirmen has been sen anced to death. It is understood that the Hebele are wiering four Bhitiah personers for the Ieghunge of the condemned eiraan.
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London
Bhibao
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