Italy Resists Sanctions Amid Economic Strain In 1935
Rome reports show Italy steadfast against sanctions as radio urges endurance. Street lighting and newspaper sizes cut due to paper shortages. efforts boost food production and land cultivation. London and Paris dispatches note blocked bank balances and cash controls affecting lira accounts. Emperor's itinerary remains guarded with reports of travels to Harar and Dire Dawa.
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Poison Plot Claims Doomed 30 in San Francisco
Disjointed reports suggest a large suspected poison plot killed 30 residents in San Francisco with many more feared dead or poisoned. Officials warn several dozens more may die as investigations unfold and suspects face inquiries into the suspected toxic food incidents.
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Australia Eyes Long Term Butter Agreement With Britain
The Commonwealth Government contemplates a long term butter deal with the United Kingdom to secure a larger British market share. Dr Page stated negotiations begun preliminarily as the Danish agreement neared expiry next year. Prime Minister Lyons discussed the matter in England during the King’s Jubilee. Australian dairy experts studied marketing in England while bulk butter entered the UK after Ottawa terms ended in August. Imperial authorities warned against excessive shipments, but no action was taken amid lower European and Danish supplies. For ten months of 1984/35 Australia exported 110 082 tons, with 108 082 tons to the United Kingdom.
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New Season Wool Record Set At Barraba Sydney Auction
Wool reached a new season high as five Barraba bales sold at 29id with other clips at 294d and 29d. The previous top price was 27id at Geelong last month amid strong demand for choice spinning wool. The auction offered 12408 bales, 11694 sold, 284 privately disposed. skin wool 156 bales.
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London Wool Sales Stand At Opening Levels
Under strong English and Continental competition prices at the wool sales today held at the full opening level of the series. A filming tendency develops for merinos. Offerings total 11,163 bales with about 8,840 bales of Australian and New Zealand wools sold.
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General strike in Cairo sparks fears of disturbances
Cairo reports a nationwide general strike called for tomorrow. Lawyers will skip all but criminal work, students vow to march through the bazaar and shutter shops, and the Arab press remains silent on restrictions. Nationalists urge boycotts of naval maneuvers attended by Sir Miles Lampson and Cabinet aboard Queen Elizabeth.
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North China Autonomy Plan Hangs on Chiang Kai Shek Talk
The Times Peking correspondent says Major-General Dobhara failed in his mission. The success of the autonomy scheme depends on Chiang Kai Shek's conference with the Japanese Ambassador in Nanking. Japan expects peaceful settlement, but China’s north may pursue autonomy despite British influence. The northern populace does not seek strong self rule under British tutelage.
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Laval Cabinet Fate Tied to Fascist Issue in France
The Daily Telegraph correspondent reports a free debate starting November 28 on the Fascist question. Radicals and left groups urge disbanding all Fascist leagues including Croix de Feu. Gloomy split risks alliance of Socialist and Communist factions against Laval if demands go unmet. Laval's stance unclear, police may ban all Fascist meetings to ease tensions.
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Contaminated soda scare widens as poison mix found
Investigators trace Brat theory to barrels with poison and later find multiple toxins in the contaminated batch. Officials plan broad radio warnings to alert the public about the danger.
Heat wave sweeps wide areas of New South Wales
A heat wave affected many regions of the state yesterday. Bourke recorded 106 degrees while Brewarrina Cobar and White Cliffe saw temperatures in the hundreds. Light scattered thunderstorms are expected in the eastern zones with possible hail and squalls.
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Death of Earl Jellicoe Former Grand Fleet Admiral
Earl Jellicoe a famed British war admiral and head of the Grand Fleet during WWI died in a London nursing home at age 75. Tributes came from Admiral Beatty Prime Minister Lloyd George and others noting his duty and leadership in the Battle of Jutland and in support of returned soldiers.
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Governor General tribute on Earl Jellicoe death
The Governor General issued a statement mourning the death of Earl Jellicoe. He praised Jellicoe for a long meritorious record of service and recalled a message of remembrance and encouragement to Australia’s returned men.
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Coal Miners Demand Higher Wages in National Ballot
In a record 400351 to 29215 vote the Coal Mine Workers Federation delegates authorize the Executive Committee to seek a 2d per shift raise for adults and 1d for boys, even to strike if needed. They plan a national conference to review negotiations and possible action amid industry push and public sympathy.
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Antarctic Flight Ends Early After Fuel Gauge Failure
Lincoln Ellsworth and H Hoallick-Kenyon departed Dundee Island at 5 50 pm Sydney time aiming to cross the Antarctic Continent to Little America and plant Stars and Stripes. A fuel flow gauge failure forced a return. they planned a new attempt at dawn if weather allows, having been aloft about ten hours.
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Death of Lord Jellicoe Revered Naval Hero Remembered
An obituary review lauds Earl Jellicoe for Royal Navy service and leadership in the Great War. The Minister for Defence Mr Parkhill mourns the loss, noting his extraordinary wartime responsibilities and the Empire’s thanks for his contributions. History will elevate him among great naval commanders.
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Parliament Faces Crisis Over Chairman of Committees
The Australian House confronts a parliamentary crisis as Labour accuses Chairman of Committees Mr Prowse of gross partiality. Leader Mr Curtin plans a Wednesday motion to declare Prowse unfit, hoping to force his removal amid party-line opposition.
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