Italy Resists Sanctions Amid Geneva Talks
Italy braces for sanctions while resisting pressure from Geneva discussions. Mussolini’s government tightens economic plans and urges national discipline to maximize production with limited foreign materials. Officials canvass housewives and industrial leaders to sustain mobilization against Western pressure.
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Reported Capture of Makale by Italian Forces
London reports unofficial word that Italian troops captured Makale at dawn. Geneva coverage notes talks in progress about loan withdrawals and credits, with delegates from 52 nations discussing measures. Mussolini is mentioned as the Italian leader amid tensions over arms and potential actions in the region.
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London
Makale
Peace talks stall as Italy and Britain drift toward crisis
Reports from London Friday indicate no clear progress in talks among capitals. British ambassador Eric Drummond and Signor Mussolini’s circle left Britain’s stance unsettled while Italy keeps a large army on the Madagascar frontier. Lord Cecil of Chelwood urged joint action to sever Italian Abyssinian links and Austen Chamberlain warned Europe might face military action if needed. Britain’s pivot remains strong but cautious.
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Students protest British actions amid Mussolini crisis
British students gathered outside embassies and shops in a tense demonstration over Mussolini's policies. Police dispersed the crowd as tensions rose, with banners denouncing sanctions while British concerns over Italian aggression persisted.
Advancing Italians Move for Dessie in Ethiopia
A Times dispatch from Asmara says the main Italian positions at Akwam and Adigrat remain unchanged while forces screen engineers building new podo to consolidate terrain. Bitter fighting with perilous casualties is reported near Dolo as Abyssinians Jubalsad and Kenya join in. Ras Ababa dispatches indicate a major Italian push toward Denise with Abyssinian lines attempting to seize an Italian supply convoy into the Danakil desert. Soldiers pouring in daily are described as of strong physique.
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Vigorous sanctions debate quoted Hughes by Labour
Opposition protests against the Government Sanctions Bill in the House of Representatives. Labour leader Mr Curtin resumes the debate on the second reading as the government pushes a guillotine to speed passage by 11.45 pm.
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WILL NEVER REACH ADDIS ABABA TRAITANY GENERAL SAYS
Durban report quotes General Virgin, former Bwediah adviser, arguing the Abyan winlana will not attack Addis Ababa. He cites Ethiopian terrain and desert conditions near Ambthetr, claiming Abya authorities are nomads likely to defend their land. He asserts that Talla troops are not dying from illness and predicts no advance on Addis Ababa.
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Australian Offer to Britain Sends H.M.A.S Sydney to Mediterranean
The Admiralty reports the Commonwealth accepted an offer to place H.M.A.S Sydney with Britain. H.M.A.S Burney will temporarily relieve H.M.S Achilles in the Home Fleet’s second cruiser squadron in Gibraltar, while Achilles returns to England. Sydney’s stay in the Mediterranean hinges on the international situation and it cannot reach Sydney as planned.
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Mediterranean
Planes Largely Used as Labour Victory Hint Emerges
British election coverage notes extensive air travel by candidates including Dominions Secretary J M H Thomas and Ramsay MacDonald. Labour faces 144 candidates, 577 government hopefuls and 38 unchallenged seats as campaign rhetoric blends peace aims with vast armament, while the Lords may be urged to accept Labour’s mandate or face dissolution.
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Derby
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Roosevelt warns against trade with Italy amid war risk
President Roosevelt intensifies his stance against U S trade with Italy citing State Department data on rising cotton and oil exports to Italy and reader inquiries about contract exemptions. The move signals a broader warning against war profiteering and aligns with Meagre Kellogg policies, potentially shaping congressional action.
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Theatre Owners Allege Threats and Racketeering
A large deputation of moving picture exhibitors from across the state accused big film interests of threats and racketeering to force contract terms. They alleged coercion to sign large payments or face competition from new theatres, with private land options used to pressure builds. The Premier promised investigation and possible action if trade restraints were found, while calls were made to curb blind screening and allow rejection of some film licenses.
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Frida
Bromier
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Vienneato
New Zealand
Thwin Fale
Municipal elections in Britain London Thursday poll today
Polling will take place tomorrow in over 360 cities and towns to elect one third of municipal councils. A total of 2460 candidates contend for 1812 seats with 400 to be unopposed. Labour defend 41 seats won previously, Conservatives 387, Edberais 180, and Independent 245.
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Migration policy debated as Australia seeks resumption hopes
London reports a Dominions Premier lauding efforts to resume migration while the Department waits for the Federal response to Mr Malcolm MacDonald's report. Some States have offered comments and Canada has replied, though full details await the new government.
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Emperor Leaving for the Front Report
Despatches from Addis Ababa state the Emperor is preparing to depart for Dessie, prompting a large march as tribesmen and many with wives and children move toward the front. The Abyssinian Cabinet splits, with most ministers planning to accompany the ruler to the front while only minor officials stay in the capital. The Emperor will be joined by his trusted adviser Wolde Gorghin.
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Ancient Pergamon sculpture lecture by Dr H Allen
Canberra Society of Arts and Literature hosts a lecture by Dr H Allen on Greek sculpture with a display of views of the Pergamon frieze at the Institute of Anatomy on Monday evening. The talk covers Pergamon as a major Asia Minor city, its Greek influence, the famed altar and frieze discovered by Humann, fragment restoration efforts, and the present Berlin monument display.
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Berlin
Heavy Flow of German Coal to Italy Reported
Geneva telegraph report notes unprecedented coal shipments from Germany to Italy traversing Switzerland. Congestion builds at Trollach frontier with long lines of goods trains tied up, forcing railway crews to work extra shifts to manage the traffic.
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Sharp Quake Shocks in Eastern America
An earthquake struck a broad arc from New York to Ontario and New England, with Syracuse reporting buildings collapsing and widespread tremors felt across the United States and Canada. The initial quake in New York lasted about 80 seconds, shaking Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburgh and other cities.
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Vatican vows sanctions do not touch Catholic center
The Pope was informed that sanctions will not affect the human Catholic institution in Rome. Necewalties for that seed of the Vatican will not be touched across the world.
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Special Information Compilation Reserved By Arrangement
By special arrangement, remarks and information are reserved for the compilation of intelligence published elsewhere. The text indicates restricted access and controlled distribution to designated parties under a special information framework.
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Sewer contract council's position defined
Queanbeyan Municipal Council calls a special meeting to discuss latent sewer arrangements. The council seeks advice from Local Government Association solicitor Mr. R. Bluett on the validity of the agreement with Public Works Department and the ministerial authority to adhere to conditions in a letter not in the contract. Correspondence from the Government is expected to aid discussion.
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Public Works Department
Parliament Will Not Sit For Cup Day
The Melbourne parliament plans to not sit next Tuesday to celebrate Cup Day. Dr. Maloney and Mr Lyons discuss shifting next week’s sessions to Wednesday, Thursday and Friday as a gesture to Victorians. The Prime Minister may attend Melbourne Cup events and track proceedings, while routine business flexes around the festive day.
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Phone Calls to Tasmania Opens with Preview
Delbourne reports Friday that the telephony line between the Southland and Taareants is reopened for preview. The three minute conversation between Sydney unfolds, with a cast of 78 in the mix, signaling a new segment in regional communication trials.
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