Geneva peace talks eyed with Baron Alois attendance
The Manchester Guardian Geneva report states Baron Alois plans to attend Geneva and direct Ango French Italian talks. Paris circles say M. Laval and Sir Samuel Hoare are aligned on proposals for discussion and mutual assistance in case of belligerent attack, including naval and military arrangements.
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London
Geneva
Manchester Guardian
Baron Aloiai
Jaufrma
Baron al Sd
Italy
Paris
M. Loval
Samuel Hoare
Terma
Kellogg Denounces Italy in Pact Row at St Pauls
Former Secretary of State Kellogg denounces Italy for violating sovereignty and the Kellogg Briand pact. He says the United States must condemn Italy’s aggression in Ethiopia and will not interfere with actions by other nations to end the war. Pope involvement in mediation cited with Vatican envoy activity in France.
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BT. Pauls
Minnesota
Mtr. Kellogg
United States
Italy
Mr. Kellogg
Ethiopia
Rome Talks Stall on Percle Plans and Allied Friction
A Rome envoy quoted by a Daily correspondent says no Percle peace plan is finalized despite talks aimed at easing Anglo Italian relations. The ambassador notes Britain and France proposals would be considered if offered, as Mussolini’s government seeks to reduce tensions with Britain and France amid ongoing Franco-Italian friction.
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Lonndon
Thuraday
Laval
Ane
Cully
Rome
Wovernment Foomman
Hignor
Mussolini
Itis
France
Brita
Anglo Italian Trade At Standstill Amid Abyssinia Crisis
British and Italian trade ties have stalled as the Anglo Italian clearing system tightens cash settlements. Sir Samuel Hoare notes governments weigh peaceful settlement options, with Britain and France exchanging views on future negotiations. Trade disruption grows as embargoes loom while signs point to a potential League-endorsed solution.
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Igeneva
Italy
Samuel Hoare
Foreign Office
London
Board of Tradé
Board of ‘Trade
League
Abyssinia
Abyssinian Plans in Abyssinia Military Theater
In Rome opinion grows Abyssinians will not defend Makale in force. They will stand at Ambs Alugi a mountain overlook south of Makale. Reports say Dedjasmatch laju marches with 10 000 toward Mount Stounse to cut Tigrian routes to the Eritrean sea port of Aasab. General Hawariat returns, aiding the view of an impending movement in Ogaden under Nasibu and Ras Deste between the Webbe Bhibell and Patan rivers. Italian government cancels Sunday shop closure order after Papal protest and regulates mercantile sector for wartime cooperation.
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Rome
Makale
Ambs Alugi
Dedjasmatch Laju
Mount Stounse
Tigrian
Eritrean
Aasab
Hawariat
Ogaden
Nasibu
Ras Deste
Patan
South Africa Bans War Materials to Italy and Transit
London report from Pretoria correspondent says a proclamation imposes an embargo on export of all war materials to Italy and bans transiting such goods through here plus financial dealings with Italian government subjects. Contravention punishable by fine up to £1000.
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London
Retoria
Italy
Sanctions Bill Introducted and Debate with Labour
A Sanctions Bill was introduced with provisions to implement further proposals as debate heated in Parliament. Labor opposition shouted down the Attorney General Mr Mimsien roe who sought leave to introduce the measure. The Government won division by 98 to 2 while discussing coordination and possible economic or military sanctions under League responsibilities. The Governor and leaders argued for stronger collective action to preserve peace and the British Empire, urging that world affairs become every nation’s business and that if needed sanctions be imposed to protect covenants. The article notes cautious support and warnings about the League’s strength since Locarno and calls for coordinated policy amid global tensions.
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Mdour
Parion
Se of Representatives
Mimsien Roe
Labour Ealers
Recabure
Guveen
Blackburn
Meowlen
Taelf
Australia
League
Germany
Locarno
American Action to Halt Trade With Washington
The administration widened efforts to cut American trade with Italy citing neutrality. President Rooseveld and Secretary Hull issued statements reinforcing non-involvement and urging adherence to the proclamation to discourage commerce with belligerents amid tense European relations.
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Washington
Wiite House
Roonevelt
Blaze
Gerdall Hull
Italy
Hull
Sanctions Delay Senate Cup Holiday Debate
A joint UAP and Country Party meeting revealed sanctions legislation cannot be passed this week. Parliament adjourned until next Thursday as government bills must wait, while Melbourne Cup preparations continue at Parliament House and Prime Minister Lyons delays a full assembly.
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Melbourne
U.A.P
Country Party
Genatora
House of Representatives
Menzies
Lyday
Stolook
Parliament House
Lyons
Ducisian
Obvious War Policy Debate Sparks Neutrality Rhetoric
The text outlines concern over moving toward war and advocates strict neutrality to avoid involvement. It cites national policy pressures and political figures calling for restraint while emphasizing the risks of entanglement in global conflict.
Military forces mobilize near Amagore in Teoubie region
General Birol claims success in securing the Abyssinian front at Teoubie while General Aya lou concentrates 40,000 troops near Amagore to bolster the Betut River defense and press the Tinilan threat on the invaders right wing.
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Birol
Temblen
Te Bononaserta
Teoubie
Genacal Ayalou
Betut
Amagore
Tense Situation in the Mediterranean
The Italiane restive under Britain's refusal to withdraw naval reinforcements in the Mediterranean. If tension continues a highly critical situation may arise for the first time. The Guardian reports French naval experts favor cooperation in the region, with possible partial withdrawal of British ships.
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London
Britain
Mediterranean
Anya
Italian Frowns For France And Belgium
Rome's daily Telegraph correspondent reports Italy frowning at France and Belgium for following British sanctions policy. The piece notes Allied actions, troop movements, and imagined future outcomes as tensions rise in southern Europe and northern patrols tighten near key towns.
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London
Rome
Daily Telegraph
France
Belgium
Severe tests of bass strait air liner
Melbourne reports severe tests of the Molyman Airway liner as officials announce precautionary measures by Civil Aviation authorities.
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Strait Air Liner
Melbourne
Molyman Airway
Civi Aviation
Newtown Murder Trial Followed Inquest Findings
The inquest into Lealis Archibald Hobson’s death led to the murder charge against John Smith, George Atteal, and others. Witnesses described Hobson using a bottle in a street scuffle, with later testimony noting the danger and potential for serious injury. The case connects to broader wartime talk and political tensions as details unfold.
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Sydney
Lealis
Archibald Hobson
Joseph William
Heavy penalties in state measure on wheat and bread
In the Legislative Assembly debate on the Wheat and Wheat Products Bill, penalties up to £800 were outlined for breaches. The bill proposes a home consumption price for all Australia, warrants for home consumption and export, and board oversight with the Commonwealth Bank funding. Critics argued prices are too low, with calls for a higher minimum and a Commonwealth pool option.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
1 Main
Mainwald
Ineilo
Milters
Australia
Tully Labours
Finsance
Commonwealth Bank
Davideer
Labour
Bo Anid
Elliott
Country Party
Eliott
Tully
Rays Commission
Krowerm
Tonkin
U.A.P
Legislative Council
All Ptagen
Youth Convicted of Watch Theft in Sydney Court
Charles Batson, 18, pleaded guilty at the Quarter Yealons to a charge of testing 198 watches valued at £500, property of Baundera Ltd. Proceeds amounted to £8 10s, with another defendant also involved. Watches were stolen from an unattended motor car. Judge Kell bound over Batson for further proceedings. A report from the Child Welfare Department was read in court.
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Sydney
Charles
Christopher Batson
Baundera Ltd
Kell
Batson
Child Welfare Department
Five Million Loan Planned At Fourteen Percent Interest
The Loan Council in Melbourne will seek approval for a new small loan of about £5,000,000 at an expected issue price of £90. The Commonwealth Bank Board will meet alongside. The 19,800,000 loan floated in June carried 8 1/2 percent and was under subscribed. Installment subscriptions and continued tax exemptions beyond the 1990 Act are discussed, with a preferred term not exceeding 45 years.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Bank Board
Lonn
Banka
Trade Treaties Progress Amid Global Talks Sailed Home
Sir Henry Gullett reported from Toulon that negotiations with foreign nations have progressed without direct cabinet contact. He said results varied by country and praised the useful work and youth involvement, noting suspended talks were accepted in a friendly spirit as councils continue correspondence with Commonwealth authorities.
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London
Henry Gullett
In & Otatement
Associated Pressrior
Orford
Toulon
Cr Net
Commonwealth
German Protest Over Churchill Article Ban Sparks Tension
Germany barred Winston Churchill's article titled The Truth About Hitler after a protest from Berlin. The piece described Hitler in stark terms, prompting Germany to call the text insulting and harmful to the German state and the European order.
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Inureau
London
Winston Churchit
Herr Mit
Nagien
Thi Ting
Germany
Kingsford Smith To Start Again In Light Days
Pilot Charles Kingsford Smith plans another attempt soon after a period of calm weather. The aviator, speaking through radio contact from Australia, said he hopes to resume flight progress within days and push toward a successful journey.
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Kingsford Smith
Lnay Kingsford Smith
Risibolitne Snez
Australia
British Elections Seen As Labour Bogey In Uneven Campaign
British election coverage reports Labour fears despite National Government effort. Campaigns push leaflets totaling millions, with party leaders giving interviews to shape public opinion. Neville Chamberlain addresses City of London audiences as Labour faces opposition in various constituencies. Talks of security and economics frame the broader debate ahead of polling.
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London
New South Wales Ravings Banke
Labour
Omar
Labour Party
Neville Chamberlain
Londessladors
Latour
Derby turmoil draws officials amid noisy crowd
A fragmented and garbled report notes loud applause and confusion at a Derby event. Officials have been called in to attend as tension rises and attention centers on the ongoing disturbance and its impact on proceedings.
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