Balkan Pact warning sparks tense Athens banquet scene
At a Athens banquet honoring the visiting Turkish Premier General nis of the Balkan Pact, President Kemal Mustapha Pasha warned that any allied Balkan state opposing the pact would face exposure to the sun. The Balkan Pact includes Turkey Greece Romania and Yugoslavia and pledges unity against Berlin and Rome policies.
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Athens
Turkey
Kemal Mustapha Pasha
Nis
Greece
Rumania
Kerala
Lyons Eyes Pacific Pact Conference in Australia
The Associated Press reports Mr Lyons discussed inviting Pacific Powers to Australia for a conference on a Pacific Pact. He seeks preliminary talks and a multilateral mechanism to resolve disputes amid US and Japan non adherence to the League. Yoshida favors Tokyo as venue but has no instructions from Tokyo.
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London
Associated Press
Lyons
Australia
Ambalaador
Yoshida
Tokyo
Japan
Mr. Yoshida
Yemaraa
Churchill
Mr. Lyons
Aly
United States
League
Resignation Expected as MacDonald Leaves Cabinet
London reports Mr. Rams ey Kevonaid’s resignation anticipated and Mr. Chamberlain to announce minor changes in the evening. Cabinet meeting ends with the retirement of Mr. im and Me MacDonald from the Cabinet in the morning session.
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London
Sso
ROE
King Will
Ramsey Kevonaid
Hjo
Chamberlain
MacDonald
Cabinet
Cabinet Speculation Potters Over British Lineup
London rumor mill swirls around Neville Chamberlain's cabinet tomorrow night with likely reshuffles. Names floated include Anthony Eden and Malcolm MacDonald. departures from the Board of Trade loom as Samuel Hoare or others could step in.
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London
Tursday
Tor Iireks
Wuemes
Neville Chamberlain
Chatcelior
Hraan Wipon
Color Halisham
High Chuna Bir
Kingsley Wood
Heath
Lord Swinton
Alr
Thomas Trakip
Anthony Eden
German plea at Paris exhibition seeks food security and peace
Dr Schacht, German finance minister, spoke at the Paris exhibition opening the German Pavilion. He argued Germany alone among nations lacks sufficient food at home or abroad, warning that only expansion could secure lasting peace in Europe and the world.
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Thome
Europe
Police Dismissal Case Dismissed in New South Wales
The Full Court reserved its decision in a special case by Ernest Harold Fletcher seeking £10,000 damages from the Government of New South Wales for wrongful dismissal. Fletcher’s counsel argued for better pay and job security to attract men of character to the police force.
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Sydney
Ernest Harold Fletcher
Fletcher
Government of
New South Wales
Jr Watt
ICC
Helseme
Mr. Watt
Increased Salaries for Commoners Across Members
A brief notice indicates salary hikes for members categorized as commoners, detailing increases for employees and the impacted group, with emphasis on applying new pay scales across divisions.
Rescue Party Struggles in Desert Sands
A stranded party led by Herbert Gapa faces mounting difficulties crossing desert terrain near Melbouquane. They navigate circuitous routes between ridges, hope for clearer paths, and seek guidance from Lieutenant Hely as they anticipate three to four more days of travel and a tougher leg ahead.
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Desert
Thi Yand
Wight Ciautenant Hely
Sundhilla
Italian Ambassador Outlines Mansolini’s View at State Department
The Italian Ambassador met with the State Department and presented Mansolini’s position. The New York Times notes President Roosevelt may act on the suggestion in due course, though no firm plan is disclosed.
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Washington
State Department
Mansolin
Roosevelt Carma
Jain New York Times
Roosevelt
Loast
Britain Ahead of Schedule in Rearmament Programs
The First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Sumpel Hoops, told Imperial Conference delegates that Britain’s rearmament programs are ahead of schedule. The IF Committee, with Mr Casey as chair, met to discuss Antarctic territories and related developments since the last conference, but the discussion was adjourned for a few days.
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London
Admiralty
Sumpel Hoops
Imperial Conference
IF Committee
Casey
Antarctic
Imperix
Mussolini's Role Cited in European Arms Talks
The Washington NYT correspondent reports no official comment from the State Department on Mussolini joining the Arms Limitation Conference if Roosevelt initiates. Wells says no direct approach from Italy and hints America should not be expected to lead. Berippe Howard papers note Mussolini holding a bettable position in Europe’s armament poker game.
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London
Washington
New York Times
Mr. Wells
Signor Mussolini
Roosevelt
Ftation
Wells
America
Berippe-Howard
Mass Unt
Eutrope
Britain
Mailer
British Recruiting Policy Discussed in House of Commons
Dominion Secretary Mr Mal elm MacDonald told MPs that recruiting offices in the Dominions were used in South Africa and that the Tutorial Government was consulting with Dominions on similar arrangements for army and navy. Existing arrangements already covered the sea service.
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London
Dominion
Malelm MacDonald
House of Commons
Arshus Ryans
Dominions
South Africa
Democrats Win Amsterdam Election Led by Dr Colijn
Dutch general elections produced a Democrats win led by Dr Colijn gaining about 40 percent more votes than in 1933. Across the country the result contrasted with isolated incidents as a poll dispute and a hospitalized woman were reported. The Dutch National Socialist Party made gains amid German influence expectations for seats in the Lower Chamber.
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Amsterdam
Democrats
Colijn
Fred Jals Revalver
National Socialist Party
Santer
French plane downed by rebel fighters over Bayonne Bilbaa
A French airliner operated by Air Pyrenes on a Bayonne Bilboa route was attacked by insurgents. The crew reported being followed by several fighters and the plane was hoisted into combat as passengers and mails were lost in the crash near Tegeltne.
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Bilbao
Tegeltne
Nieine Oy
Air Fyrenes
Lad
Bayonne
Bilbéc
Gail
Gall
Australia seeks concessions as talks shift from bilateral trade
Australian officials push for Dominion input after England and United States move beyond bilateral discussions. Mr Casey notes Ottawa national emphasis on dairy and fruit. Australia urges reciprocal tariff reductions and Imperial preference to ease economic tensions.
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London
England
United States
Casey
Norman Davies
America
Australia
Ottawa
Trust Fund Stock Exchange Decision
Trust fund recommended by the Sydney Stock Exchange at a special general meeting to benefit the public as future sufferings from member faults may occur. Rules to be drafted and submitted to a special meeting of members for approval.
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Sydney
Egypt Admitted to League of Nations Membership
The League Assembly unanimously admitted Egypt to the League of Nations. Poland said the Abyssinian question unsettled them while Mexico registered opposition to excluding Abyssinia from the league.
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Egypt
Geneva
League Assembly
League of Nations
Poland
Leagie
Dalewate
Abyanin
Murder Trail: Car Burned in Newtown Garage
A partially garbled report notes a car was burned in a Newtown garage after being driven away earlier. It mentions a suspect with a black tool and hints at possible links to NSW or Queensland authorities or garb. Further details are unclear due to text damage.
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Newtown
New South Wales
Queensland
Unborn Heir To Earldom Of Londesborough At Stake
The earldom of Londesborough appears extinct after the late Earl left Saxon at 42 and died without issue. The barony is recorded as passing to cousin Captain E W Dealton though the widow expects a child this year. If a son is born he would inherit. if a daughter, the title would pass to the late Earl’s daughter as Lady.
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London
Eari
Lodesborough
An Eari
Deniaon
Londesborough
Royal College of Hersids
Woman Given Another Chance
Ettie Violet Benn, with 38 prior convictions including offences related to sorcery, sought declaration as an habitual criminal in New South Wales. Judge White refused the application, denying an additional chance and upholding the original sentence.
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Sydney
New South Wales
White
Ettie Violet Benn
Berlin to suspend link with Vatican rowe
Berlin suspends ties with the Vatican amid a diplomatic row over a recent incident. Officials cited strain in relations and stated steps would be taken to reassess cooperation and communications between the two sides.
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Berlin
Vatican
French Airmen Goret and Michelet Forced Down in Fog
French aviators Goret and Michelet were forced to abandon their mission near Tokyo due to dense fog. Their aircraft sustained substantial damage but both crew members survived the incident with injuries described as light to moderate.
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Tokyo
Goret
Michelet
Ware
Bart
Rebels Capture Lamma in Basque Conflict Action
Rebel forces backed by air power captured Lamma, seven miles from Bilbao, after three attempts. Their infantry, about 400 strong, routed Carlist troops and freed 90 prisoners. Reinforcements flow into the rebel ranks as the battle continues.
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London
Barumblo
Orluna
Bpaninh
Aia
Lamma
Bilbao
Orduna
Radel
Nazi Closure of Church Newspapers Sparks Outcry
An unclear report notes church affiliated newspapers facing closure under Nazi actions. Details are sparse but imply suppression of religious press by authorities and potential public concern.
Steel Strike Ties Up Plants Across Five States
A nationwide strike order from the labor group idled about 90,000 workers in five states including Ohio. The Industrial Organisation called the action affecting multiple plants with varied production lines.
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Youngstown, Fohie
Labuest Riton Commerce Industrial Organisation
Mlict
Romeros
Sat
Union Organisers Beaten At Ford Plant
Riotous confrontation at Henry Ford plant as at least twelve organizers and supporters, including Richard Frankenstaty and Walter Reher, are assaulted during a United Automobile Workers action. Strikes and pickets disrupt access, nearly all workers kept from the site with no serious injuries reported.
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Viplasen
Beules
Arives
United Automobile Workers
Henry Ford
Richard Frankenstaty
Walter Reher
Nes Eye Hote
Ee Hoven
Richmond
Californis
Television Service Remote for MB Browns Convince London
A confused report notes Brown asserting a London connection and a belief in a Sarees programme. The text mentions Wadnendan and Pon and Triegraph Ti oP with references to a 6 Faasos claim and a conviction about regular commercial ties.
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London
Trew
Report Called For and Ruptured Message Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows a request message and scattered names. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable to form a precise news item. The readable bits suggest a report call and references to individuals, but lack context.
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