Italy Threatens Retaliation Over Sanctions Decree
The Times reports Italy will counter sanctions by suspending trade with countries backing them. Rome says it will denounce all commercial treaties with sanctioning nations on the day sanctions take effect. France is singled out with export bans and an upcoming decree targeting Franco Italian trade. Iron, steel, cotton, wool, silk, meat, fish, butter, oil and other goods may be affected.
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Wheat Board and League Sanctions Debate in Assembly
The debate in the Legislative Assembly centered on the Wheat and Wheat Products Bill and proposed amendments linked to League of Nations sanctions on Italy. Ministers argued for sanctions enforcement while critics questioned the legitimacy of the committee and warned of broader economic consequences.
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Public inquiry opened into cruelty allegations in Canberra
In Canberra the Minister for Education announced a senior officer will lead a public inquiry into cruelty allegations at Telopea Park. If proven, the department will take strong action. if disproven, an apology may be expected from those responsible. The minister noted past similar complaints were found baseless.
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Mediterranean naval limits stir talks amid Mussolini push
Paris reports Mussolini seeks Britain to cut Med fleet and overall naval presence. The plan, if accepted, would widen negotiations with Britain, France, and other Mediterranean powers, challenging League stance and potentially boosting Italian strength in the region.
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Manchester Trades With Fremantle On Australian Goods
Directors J Penny Pickup and T Williams of the Manchester Co operative Wholesale Society reached Fremantle on the Oronsay. They aim to open an agency in Australia with Sydney as a possible HQ. The temple of the Society last year moved goods worth £9 300,000 wholesale and £3 800,000 in Australian imports. Penny said representation here could boost trade with Australia notably.
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Mussolini Seeks Old Scores in War Parade
Fragmentary wartime text notes Mussolini vowing revenge and a display of Italy's armed forces. The remarks suggest preparations for broader conflict beyond Africa, with references to timing and a parade representing military readiness.
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Mimi
Raly
Europe
Abyssinian Armies Reported in Retreat and Mutinies
An Addis Ababa dispatch says Abyssinians are retreating on northern and southern fronts. Ras Desta is said to have penetrated behind Dolo, attacking General Graziana. Reports of mutiny against Abyssinian Commander Nasibu surface, while Italians recover looted goods near Makale and Bet Mariam.
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Rome
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Inquiry into corporal punishment in primary schools request
Following a Monday advisory council decision on corporal punishment at Telopra Park Behoul primary department the council chairman Dr Cumpsland urged a public inquiry. He spoke with the Interior Minister Mr Paterson who then informed Education Minister Mr Drummond in Sydney. Parents of children at Ute School alleged undue severity in punishment and prior advisory declarations were disclosed.
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Loan Council debated underwriting loan in Sydney
Mr Mair protested to Premier Stevens over a 47 500 000 loan. The council proposed underwriting by trading banks and insurance companies at 10 percent. Stevens noted the shift from only Commonwealth Bank to include banks and insurers. Supporters argued the move stabilizes funding amid a tight money market and called the rate reasonable.
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Severe quake rocks Spanish Isle causes heavy damage
Plymouth reports a severe quake with extensive property damage in Montaer rat area. Homes and buildings damaged or wrecked. water supply and telephone service broken. No injuries reported despite heavy damage. premonitory rumblings noted in prior weeks.
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Duty fight at Tariff Board on barbed wire costs
Melbourne inquiry reports duty impacts on barbed wire production. Ryland Livis Newcastle manager J K Mac Hougall notes higher British wire costs and free protection would raise prices. The inquiry details job losses with 860 workers at last year’s output and 200 displaced over 14 months.
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Tariff Boards
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Australia
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Kingsford Smith search planes fail to locate missing pilot
Reports from Melbourne and Singapore recount the ongoing search for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Penhybridge. Flying boats sweep the area between Mergul Archipelgo and Rangoon while torpedo bombers scour islands off the west coast. Lady Kingsford Smith travels to Sydney, hopeful yet aware the search may take weeks.
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Trade pact announced with Canada on Armistice Day
President Roosevelt announced a reciprocal trade agreement with Canada at Arlington National Cemetery on Armistice Day. Prime Minister Mackenzie King in Canada made a similar announcement.
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Roosevelt
Arlington Cemetery
Canada
McKenzie King
Miss Jean Batten Flight From Lympne to Casablanca
New Zealand aviatrix Miss Jean Batten completed a flight from Lympne Aerodrome on Sunday arriving at Casablanca. The daring journey showcased Batten as a pioneering female flyer with a notable achievement in long distance aviation.
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Misa Dem Batten
New Zealand
Lympne Aerotromenday
Casablancs Te Ttny
Suspects Held for Gem Robbery In London Heist
In Quebec on Monday two women and a young man were detained by Canadian immigration authorities after a liner arrived Saturday night while Scotland Yard investigates a 100000 dollar gem theft in London.
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Quebec
Scotland
London
Sheep Dog Case Prompts Minister Appeal Request
In a Tuesday session Wade requests the minister to warn overzealous crime actions after a drover involved in a sheep dog incident at Bondi and a beach dog removal case faced convictions later upset on appeal. Martin replies that government cannot direct court decisions.
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Tor Er
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Wade
Queanbeyan
Drover
Bondi
Bert
Ilb.p.ca
Hte
Martin
Stratosphere Record Flight From White Lake SD
A West balloon venture led by Captain Stevens and Anderson of the U S Army ended at White Lake South Dakota with a staged attempt to reach stratospheric altitude. Officials expect an altitude around 74 000 feet after calibrations. The eight hour flight included ballast drops and a rapid descent followed by parachute deployment.
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South Dakota
Wewest
Stevens and Anderson
U.S.A. Army
Offic
British Election Notes Amid Crowd Disturbances in London
In London British election events unfold with Labour and other candidates facing crowd disturbances and jeers from supporters. A Manchester Guardian special representative accompanies the campaign, while Labour figures react to a government note implying danger to private undertakings if national policy continues.
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London
Ulsetora
Manchenter
MacDonald Baldy Bie
Wall
Labour
Nations
Ordered to Quit Dr Throst Over Public Conduct
A male representative of the Nail Jane wlan and head of the teen visited the Fg of ruc a depart, as hie wi le the tntereete of the' Meitad pubic. The incident implies pressure from authorities to resign or leave positions amid public interest.
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H.W. Throst
Jane Wlan
Ofruca
Unclear Fragment Prompts Clothing Decision
The readable parts describe a debate over clothing reductions and approvals with remarks about costs and disapproval. Justice Cantor and Juntlow Webi are mentioned in a discussion about parmada and a return, but the fragment lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Webb
Luke
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