Hungary Plans Occupation of Slovak Areas Stirs Protests
Budapest reports indicate Hungary aims to annex parts of Slovakia with two marches set for Saturday and Wednesday. Czech and Hungarian authorities clash over frontier adjustments and the postwar balance. Berlin notes Italy and Germany face pressure as Prague argues the Czech claim favors democracy over dictatorship. Slovak Premier Tao pledges national unity with assurances from Hungary and Germany.
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Realignment of Portfolios Likely After Lyons Cabinet Reorganization
Prime Minister Lyons prepares a week end reshuffle with a reconstituted Cabinet to tackle constitutional and development issues. Observers expect far reaching changes in portfolio distribution and possible mergers of External Affairs with the attorney general, Defence split for separate defence services oversight, and broader transport and utilities management.
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France Fearful of Anglo German Move in Europe
Paris dispatch warns that Britain may be steering toward a London Berlin Rome axis and press reports claim France could be maneuvered into a dangerous position if Britain seeks a broader pact with Germany. The Soir notes Britain aims at a wider alliance endangering peace and French sovereignty.
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Minister Reconciled to Ambassador in London Debate
In London on Thursday a House of Commons echo reflected the dispute between Lord Asterton and the Soviet Ambassador. The Prime Minister’s envoy stated that on October 1 Malaky—asked about the action of Lord Halifax regarding the Duchy of Lancaster. Winterton had discussed the matter in private with the Soviet Ambassador to clear up any misunderstandings.
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Ministerial Practice and Cabinet Conflicts Revealed
Question time in the House of Representatives exposed how Postmaster-General McLachlan’s contracts with Hume Pipe (Aust) Ltd were handled. Lyons stated none of his colleagues or the department officer were personally aware of broader personal interests, while acknowledging tender board oversight and occasional contracts with the company.
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Air Tragedy in Jersey Kills Crew of 14
A Jersey crash today killed the entire complement of the plane, fourteen people, with officials confirming all aboard perished. Rescue and investigation teams cordoned the site as weather and flight data are examined to determine the cause.
Italian Press Sees Roman Triumph
The Tribune notes Italian German arbitration in Vienna aligns with Britain's Abyssinian recognition, signaling a shift in European policy and a Rome-Bertin Haig influenced system pivoting on Mussolini. The piece frames a new era in European diplomacy centered on participation and balance within the League of Nations.
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South Africa to Remain Neutral Amid European War Risks
The Daily Mail reports high authority says South Africa advised Britain it would stay neutral as long as possible if Europe enters war. The decision was conveyed by Mr Tewater to the Dominions Secretary on the 27th, pledging freedom to sail ships of all powers while Simonstown remains a British base. The Foreign Minister will discuss this with London officials.
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Lysaghts to close after Labour dispute hits production
Lysaghte Nevecastle works will shut down tomorrow affecting 1,000 workers after a long run of disruption in the pickling department over a labour dispute. A strike began January 24 and continued until May 2, with several departments furloughed as production stalled.
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State Borrowings Debate Over Loan Information
A parliamentary exchange centers on why the Federal Treasury withholds loan details for 1932-33 and 1937-38. Curtin demands public access to budget data, Casey challenges the approach, and ministers discuss government secrecy versus public accountability. The debate touches on state governments and the Commonwealth position.
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Scott at Tee ees parted wires rsacads at Sek
Scott at Tee ees parted wires rsacads at Sek. Readable fragments describe a local sports or tech event with unclear names and places, providing only scattered hints and no coherent outcome or dates. The text lacks sufficient named entities to form a meaningful summary.
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Japan's Pacific Policy Seen as Mandate Threat
London editors warn that Japan may sever ties with the League of Nations and annex colonies after Geneva reports Japan will skip the Mandates Committee. The Manchester Guardian Editorial argues such action could set a dangerous precedent, challenging international law and the future of mandates.
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Japan's Absence Raises Concern at Geneva Mandates Committee
At Geneva on Thursday delegates warned that Japan's absence from the latest Mandates Committee session raises questions about its continued mandate in the Pacific. Observers note Japan hinted at breaking ties with the Opium Committee, resumed since leaving the League, signaling a possible renewal of the Opium Convention.
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China Fights Exhaustion War Amid Japanese Pressure
News dispatch reports China vows to resist Japanese advances in a war of attrition. Chinese forces claim gains in North Shansi killing 200, wounding 100, and capturing prisoners and equipment. Strategic battles near Wokang and the Canton-Fankow railway are cited as successes, despite heavy burdens on China and calls for political concessions by others.
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Mobilisation Costs Raise Britain’s War Expenditure
The mobilization of the beet is provisionally set at £1,000,000 with Air Raid Precautions for local authorities estimated at £3,900,000, of which £9,000,000 will fall on the National Exchequer. The Chancellor stated costs to the Exchequer from recent international data including mobilization and air raid precautions will near £5,500,000 plus £110,000,000 credit.
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Arson Charge Against Melbourne Bookmaker Heard at Committal
Horace Ravenell, 44, bookmaker, faced committal for arson in Melbourne City Court. A statement cited by Ravenell alleged he and his estranged wife Nada separated, he went to her residence and planned murder, but the house was empty and he did not fire the petrol-soaked door.
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Japan Aims at Three Power Pact with Manchukuo and China
Tokyo officials state Japan is considering a Three Power Treaty involving Japan, Manchukuo, and China to replace the Nine Power Treaty. The Foreign Office spokesman outlined the plan as a regional framework, signaling a shift in diplomatic alignment during the period.
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New Guinea Mandate Stand Firm Declared in Australia
In parliament Minister for External Affairs Hughes affirmed Australia would not surrender the New Guinea mandate. He cited strategic reasons and noted the mandate’s German origins in the Versailles Treaty as binding. He said government policy aligns with all views held by the Internal Affairs Ministry.
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Fall in Mine Fatal Mistake Claims Grigg Life
In Kadgoollie on Friday Gordon Donald Grigg aged 26 was fatally injured in the Grant Boulder mine. A trolley on the main track derailed after a mis-set line leaving the trolley to travel ten yards toward the Kick Up where debris spilled. Grigg realized the error too late and fell to his death.
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Monastery Closed in Vienna Amid Arrests Across Austria
A Vienna monastery was closed and authorities ordered the arrest of nine monks and 30 citizens amid alleged immorality and unlawful political activity. The article claims the circumstances are too awful to describe and signals a broader drive against the church across Austria with more actions expected.
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Wreck and political briefs across continents
Wrecked German liner near Oakland leaves four injured as bomber fears surface. Congo rights spar over Belgian rails with budget plans for colonial defence. London appoints a civil defence head and reveals large handbag stock for Home Office. Australian Douglas Fairbanks link to a color film project in Australia next year. Snow White toys production surges in Berlin as foreign toymakers supply dwarfs and woods figures. Victor Watson, noted New York newspaper buyer, ends life after divorce, leaving a note seeking forgiveness.
Wirraway planes denied production plan in Parliament
The Minister of Defence told the House that Wirraway aircraft were not being manufactured by the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation for RAM. Delivery of the first aircraft was expected in January, with the rest to follow at six month intervals. The contract value was £4,008 machines.
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House of Representativen
RAF Melbourne Flight Plans Revealed Amid Record Attempt
The Defence Department lists RAF Melbourne personnel including Flight-Lieutenant Jothine, Pilot Officers Hogan and Musac, and Wing-Commander C A Gaytor, preparing for post landing operations in Tamulln as part of a world record attempt. The report notes bombers land before subsequent move to Tamalia under Imperial Air oversight.
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