Nations Act to Block Italian Trade on November 18
The Coordination Committee of 52 League nations meet in Geneva and unanimously set November 18 as the start of sanctions against Italy. An embargo will bar imports from Italy except gold and silver, and curb key products to Italy including metals rubber and transport animals. Britain and other powers seek a peaceful settlement while promising league principles will guide actions.
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Tualy
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M. Lavate
Toring
Rom
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Lennon
Belgium
Renor DC Maduel AB
Byalhwnid M. Titulent
Fie Mania
Britain
League For
Pottenkin
All
Thaly
Co Arson
Viate
Pawanya
Taly Soul
Submarine Mystery Fleet Near Ecuador Coast
A fragmentary report notes unseen submarines near Guayaquil and the coast of Ecuador on a Thursday night. The text mentions electric propulsion and a possible Japanese origin, with islands off Ecuador’s coast cited and a note on shipping routes from Australia and New Zealand toward the Panama region.
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Tetaland
Gacrington Island
Panama
United State
Guayaquil
Gravest Risk in Sanctions and European Talks
International diplomacy and sanctions dominate reports from London Geneva and Rome as governments discuss measures against Italy amid tensions. Talks highlight possible financial penalties and peace efforts with Britain urging troop withdrawals from Libya while Italy faces anti-British demonstrations in Rome and shifts in Parisian fashion and services.
Fifty Nations Back League Effort Against Aggression
London reports Samuel Hoare from Geneva says 50 of 56 nations pledged support to the League against aggression. He credits broad, not Franco British influence, for the gathering of unity and warns that balancing economic ties remains delicate amid complex international trade.
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Ste Samuel Hoare
Geneva
League
Leagur Wis
Northern Advance of De Bono’s Army Into Abyssinia
The Rome bureau of the British United Press reports General De Bono’s forces will push south at dawn along a 50 mile front. Al Asmara says Res Gugsa with 16,000 followers leads the Makale advance, anxious to seize Ran Guigsa for a bounty of £2,500. Morale suffers from plagues, drought, and night raids by killa, while desertion and fear of captors haunt the troops.
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Rome
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al Asmara
Res Gugsa
Makale
Pas Seyoum
Ran Guigsa Ond
Apatch
Addis Aba
Danskilla
Hme
Ares
Fascist Council to Meet in Rome
Signor Mussolini has summoned the Council to meet in Rome on November 16 for an important policy declaration. It is believed he may advance Italy's withdrawal from the League.
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Mussolini
Italy
League
British Cabinet reshuffle after Conservative win
London reports a cabinet reshuffle plan following a Conservative victory. Anthony Eden tipped for a ministerial role. Baldwin viewed as a fading figure tied to wartime ties, with MacDonald expected to depart. Municipal elections show Labour loses seats while Conservatives gain. Liberals up modestly. Local results reveal shifts across 360 boroughs and county boroughs.
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Palata Oultie
Anthony Aedin
Baldwin
Desay
Ratasy Macdonala
Seaham
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Ramsty McDonald
Ouy
Gainen
Ini Independants Warned
Lust
Cabinet crisis seals sanctions reshuffle in Canberra and London
Cabinet approves major posts across four departments and Australia House London. McFarlane moves to Official Secretary in London while Starling becomes first Assistant Commissioner of the Public Service Commission and Strahan succeeds him. Brown to Auditor-General and Carrodus to Interior Secretary within Canberra. Public Service Board vacancy filled by Starling. Strahan to move later.
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Gipel
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4. H Starling
Me. H.C. Brown
Department of the Interior
G. J. Geratly
J. A. Carrodus
Mr. Brown
HG. Brown
J Goruity
D Carrodun
the Interior
Hughes Asked to Resign Over Sanctions Policy Clash
Prime Minister Lyons demanded the resignation of Mr. W. M. Hughes from the Cabinet after Hughes criticized government policy in his book Australia and War Today. Lyons cited Hughes views on economic sanctions as conflicting with official policy and noted opposition questions about sanctions and League of Nations potency.
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Australia
Mr. Lyons
Mr. Hughes
Lyons
Hughes
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Country Party
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Hime
Sabintay
Lyon
Kenny
Opin Ques Link
Hughe
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Cone
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Taly
Ual
Complete reshuffle possible in Australian cabinet shifts
Political observers in Canberra track unfolding cabinet drift after Hughes book stir. If Hughes leaves, the Vice Presidency of the Executive Council may go to Senator George Pearce, with talk of a new role for Tess Harrison. Debates in Parliament likely to adopt a more colorful tone on the allusion bill.
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Poxta
Executive Council
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George Pearce
Canberra
Tesse
Harrison
Delof
Uae
Country Party
Ranchima
Werle
Five Year Plan for Britain Hints at Growth and Spending
Sir Neville Chamberlain announced a five year plan for Britain with a £100,000,000 budget. He cited improved national timanen and potential further payment reductions, saying the improvement would continue if the government maintained its present policy.
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London
Neville. Chamberlain
Conscription Starts in Germany Amid War Tensions
Balin reports conscription in Germany is in force with crowds at railway stations. The standing army is estimated at 36 divisions, about 500000 men, while quarters and barracks are not far stronger than pre war. Lloyd George proposals provoke opposition over food prices and trade sanctions threaten unemployment and the Empire. Italy’s measures affect foreign trade and dominion policy, while British plans to curb Abyssinia risk war. Churchill condemns Labour power to disrupt the Empire. Dominion divisions complicate Australia’s willingness to cede territories to Japan.
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Lloyd George
Italy
Dominion
Winston Churchill
Harlow
Australia
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