Britain weighs sanctions relief amid Italy talks
The British cabinet considered lifting sanctions as Italy signals possible cooperation in European settlement. Mr Eden said Britain seeks to restore relations while maintaining leverage, with Prime Minister Mussolini seeking favorable terms on cotton imports and tablecloths of foreign origin. Italy argues sanctions harm the European balance and seeks stability and peace without aggression.
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T. W. White
Eden
Britain
M. Crandi
Britta
Ferrier Reaches British Amateur Golf Championship Semi Final
Jim Ferrier of Australia advanced to the semi finals by defeating Morton Dykes three up and two. The match took place in London on Friday as Ferrier continued a run of victories in the British amateur championship.
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London
Jim Ferrier
Morton Dykes
Ferrier Wins Fifth Round Golf Match in Dramatic Finish
In London Tours J Ferrier the Australian defeats R Sweeney by one hole after a dramatic 7th and tense final stages. Ferrier led late, faced a penalty, then won 21st hole with a deft putt to clinch the quar terfinal spot amid crowd attention. officials note Ferrier as the only remaining Australian golfer in contention.
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London
Tours
J. Ferrier
Sabes Feiterol Sage
Andrew's
Ferrier
R. Sweeney
Sweenay
Wolf
Timm
Lanother Bal
Timmis
Ferrers
Bun Pi
Farrier
Wil Tetas Roe
Wil Tetas Roe Cab ‘Sree
Rive
Warrier
TP. McMahon
Mngtishmen
Anhe
Triahnan
Earsman
Fae
Ryliah
Italy's Future in Abyssinia
London report says Rome's Hagan anne envoy foresees Italy facing fifty years of work in Abyssinia. The Duce advocates a policy of no security amid Abyssinian-Italian tensions, with aims tied to European peace and rehabilitation of alliances.
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London
Rome
Hagan Anne
Ti Duce
Italy
Abyssinia
Thaly
Banking inquiry calls for single command over treasury bills
Jewell told the Banking Commission that the Commonwealth Bank should have complete control of treasury bills and be brought under one command to strengthen the banking system. He warned that many bills lay outside the central bank and urged centralization to prevent danger amid recent events.
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Bedney
Jewell
Pytate Neat
Besking Commission
Commonwealth Bank
Erec Tayvier
Commonwealth
Itealf
Alsa Ce
Mudget Leakage in London Report Sparks Inquiry
A fragmentary brief from London reports a leak risk at a municipal site prompting an official inquiry. Officials, engineers, and local residents awaited further details as investigation continues.
Seamen Union Leader Faces Confidence Test
Reported confusion clouds the status of Keenan, general secretary of the Seamate Union, amid a contested vote described as a test of support for the strike leader. The article notes internal dissent and references a broader push to appease volunteer factions.
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Keenan
Semate Union
Alsu
Volunteere
Constance
New Country Party Body Elbourne Report
Ambiguous OCR text mentions Victorian Country Party activity around central governance. No clear names, dates, or actions. cannot determine concrete event or outcome from readable fragments.
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NEW Country Party Body
Elbourne. Briday
Gounell
Victorian Country Party
Mmitaea
Posalitition Sr
Boty
Oopatetiogs Ma
Sean
Town for Sale Mitta Junction Auction Next Week
The remains of Mitta Junction, a four township town on the Victorian side of the Hume Weir, to go under the auctioneer's hammer next week. The only building not for sale is the Post Office. Mitta Junction cost 430,000 and was a busy settlement for ten years, with hundreds of workers and families living there. Most homes have been sold and removed. Items to be sold include heavy machinery from the Hume Weir, three and four roomed dwellings, shanty quarters, a fire station, a large public hall, workshops, sheds, stables, and related structures.
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Melbourne
Mitta Junction
Hume Weir
Murder appeal heard in high court over pensioner’s death sentence
The Criminal Court of Appeal today considered the appeal of James Bateman, 67, an elderly pensioner, against his conviction and death sentence for the murder of Jane Hewitt in January at Git Gandrs.
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Auonety
Criminal Court of Appeal
James Bateman
Jane Hewitt
Git Gandrs
On Air Service Melboume Report Details
Divor General of Civil Aviation says air service delays and schedule issues affect Melbourne operations. Officials warn of possible further disruptions and urge airlines to sample routes for reliability. The statement underscores ongoing challenges and potential policy responses.
Divorced Church Debate Sparks Saxon Morality Clash
The Bishop of Winchester denounced men who evade blame for adultery and warned against church weakening. A convocation committee was appointed to study admitting divorced persons to communion and to consider changing marriage grounds for disease or mental disability.
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London
Winchester
Tia
Trade Balance Check in April
The movements of merchandise bullion and specie in the period show bullion and specie balance figures. Total balance amounts to 14,283 with 22/710 cited, reflecting April trade activity.
Faction Fight Sparks Parliamentary Debate in Sydney
Preliminary figures and party tensions in Sydney surface as Labour leaders clash over strategy amid calls to keep out of a coalition split. The dispute centers on delaying or extending measures tied to 1096 37 and a broader political stand against reform acts. The scene shifts to concerns about unity, preparations for elections, and potential shifts in government alignment.
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Tevieton
Sydney
Heffron
Labour
Oo Goth
Dle
Priday
Ross
Sollarias
Medersl
Coronation Date Fixed For May 12
Report from Buckingham Palace states the coronation date has been set for May 12. Attending were several Cabinet Ministers and senior officials including the Arch-Chancellor and other notable figures.
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London
Ing
Fragmented History Text On Death Sentences Remains Obscure
A garbled OCR fragment discusses death sentences and a court case with unclear details. It mentions possible references to a trial, authorities, and outcomes but the text is too corrupted to extract concrete names, dates, places, or events.
Turf Disqualification Ends In Garage Death
Local report describes a turf related disqualification leading to a fatal incident in a garage. The event appears connected to a dispute over a horse racing matter with individuals named in the fragmentary text. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
DAVIS CUP AUSTRALIA READY FOR AMERICA TESTS
Australia expresses optimism about its Davis Cup prospects against the United States as sprinter Sproule notes the team is in top form. The squad will rest briefly after the series then travel to New York to sail for the United States on June 5 with plans depending on the Cup results.
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Australia
America
Sproute
New York
United
Japanese tennis team for Australia named for November
In Tokyo on Friday the Japanese tennis association named its team to travel to Australia in November next year. The squad includes Gish and three other players as they prepare to meet Australia in the tour.
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Australia
Tokio
Loting
Ton Gish
Eet
Rietz
Theaestalia
English Team Rivalry Sparks Captaincy Bid Opening
English team members debate captaincy as rivals press for leadership. A veteran player notes weaknesses in the defense and suggests Britain faced a minor setback, while Hobba faces aging concerns amid the contention.
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Lea
Britain
Hobba
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