France Faces Week of Crisis Over Gold Stand
London reports France endures a currency crisis as gold exits, with about 50 million sterling gone in weeks. Laval vows to address the nation before Parliament reassembly while facing Communist and Socialist pressure. Miners push to oust Laval before May elections, and observers warn devaluation as the only ultimate remedy.
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France
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Paria
Daily Mail
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Britain Ready for Direct Mediation in Abyssinian Crisis
Rome reports Britain could offer direct mediation to hasten a settlement in the Abyssinian dispute. Laval faces domestic issues and Duce may resist outside pressure as Mussolini’s stance shifts. Timely talks in London, Rome, and Paris aim to align French, Russian replies with Italian diplomacy to avert continued conflict.
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Daily Telegraph
Biric Drummond
Bignor Mussolini
Libys
Mediterranean
Italy Reiterates Oil Sanctions Chance Of Settlement
The Morning Post reports Italy opposes oil embargo and would react if coal and petrol sanctions are extended. Paris says France and Britain may delay the 18 member committee meeting due to heightened tensions. Corrulli warned Laval that continued sanctions could mean war, and press notes a warning to Rome officials.
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London
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Veneva
Paris
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Daily Mail
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Committee of 18
Trade Treaties Minister May Resign Suggestion of Disharmony
A report indicates a possible resignation of the trade treaties minister amid concerns of discord within the government. The suggestion reflects parliamentary tensions and policy disagreements over international agreements and trade strategy.
Australian cricketers face criticism over Hind cricket dinner
Calcutta dispatch notes Indian dispute as Australians are blamed for mishandling hospitality rules during a visit. Sydney rumours say a minister may reshuffle his portfolio, while talk of a possible Australian envoy role surfaces if Sir Henry Samuel retires. The Calcutta newspaper praises Australian hospitality yet warns of potential interference in Hind guest entertainment.
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Calcutta
Hind
Ind
Asoclon
Ank
Italian claims abolition of slavery denied by Ethiopian message
Ethiopian minister in Paris denounces Italy's claim to have abolished slavery in occupied territories as a theatrical pretense. The League of Nations received a letter stating Italy has not yet eradicated slave-trading in East Africa and that Ethiopian law punishes the crime severely. the message outlines Abyaania’s efforts to avoid war and asserts the denial of Wallan charges.
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Paris
League of Nations
Italy
Commonwealth
East Africa
Wallan
Abyaainia
Communist rising in four states of Brazil
An article reports Brazilian forces mobilized against revolutionaries in four states including Rio Grande do Norte and Pernambuco. The piece cites international reactions and criticizes claims of freedom for enslaved people abroad, framing the regional unrest within global tensions and colonial critiques.
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Rio DE Janiero
Enste
Rio Grande Do Norte
Aragona
Pernambuco
Parphyba
Jean Batten Lands in Buenos Aires
Jean Batten landed in Buenos Aires at 7 40 pm completing a nonstop flight to Rio de Janeiro in 12 hours 32 minutes. A large crowd gathered to greet her with a government official from New Zealand among those farewelling and welcoming the aviator.
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Buenos Aires
Jean Batten
Rio de Janiero
New Zealand
Aviatron
North China Autonomy Declared Amid Japan Ties
Ying Ju Kang, demilitarised East Hopei administrator educated in Japan, proclaims an anti Communist autonomous North China government and vows close cooperation with Japan. Peking Culturists oppose autonomy. Chiang Kai Shek endorsed pacific policy toward Japan amid rising military concerns.
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Ying Ju Kang
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Hopei
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Sung Che-yusn
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Halao-chen-yim
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Chin-cheb- Tou
Cheng-ko
Tientain
London
Bunday
Shanghai
Kuomintang
Chiang-ial-Shek
Selion
Unis
Antarctic Dash Silence Sparks Urgency From Dundee Island
36 hours have passed since Lincoln Ellsworth and Kenyon Hollicks began the Trans Antarctic dash and no radio signal has been received. Reports from Dundee Island note no immediate concern for their safety, while authorities plan to extend efforts to penetrate the area and seek news.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
Hollicks Kenyon
RAF planes sweep Setul area near Penang
RAF bombers returned to Penang after an unsuccessful search of the Setul area where a native reported seeing an aircraft go down in flames. The search was aerial and hindered by dense jungle. arrangements are being made to conduct a land search.
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RAF
Setul
Further reports of plane crash near Setul in rain
Singapore dispatches confirm rumors of a plane going down in flames near Setul with possible link to Sir Charles Kingsford Smith. Witnesses include Padangbesar station master and a train driver, while Penang Flying Club's Mr Greenwood found rain and poor visibility over Setul and returned.
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Sctul
Charles Kingsford Smith
Padangbesar
Setul
Penang Flying Club
Greenwood
Seto
Report Doubted by Stannage on Air Crash Theory
John Stannage questions the Biauneso report claiming a plane crash in the Jungis was concealed. He doubts the fire in the air scenario and considers the possibility that the native may have come from the exhaust.
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Rydney
John Stannage
Biauneso Failive
Stannage
Southern Gross
Sporting writer Frank Wilkin dies in Toowoomba at 86
Sydney Monday report notes Frank Wilkin aged 86 died today in Toowoomba Queensland. Widely known as Martindale he was a prominent Australian sports writer for many years and was associated with the Evening News before it became defunct.
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Sydney
Toowoomba
Queensland
Frank Wilkinson
Australia
Martindale
Evening News
National War Museum building nears completion at £80,000
The National War Memorial museum section, costing about £80,000, nears completion with work expected to finish by January. Major Treloar has moved from Melbourne to oversee the setup, with extensive exhibit planning including titles for 0,000 items and a vast hall of memories to be topped by a dome.
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Parliament House
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Gallipoli
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Longa Tha
Palestine
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Halle
Whrery
Unrest in Egypt Over Absence of Constitution
Cairo reports show factions rallying behind a common front against British rule amid calls for the 1823 constitution’s return. The movement seeks unity among parties to restore constitutional governance and end political instability.
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Jamets
Cairo
Jim
England
Iice
King Lind
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French ex minister drenched in blood during rally
A fragmented report describes a French ex minister drenched in blood after an attack as he left a car. An unknown assailant shouted threats while a guard restrained the assailant. A man linked to a right wing group allegedly handed the document to a bystander. The ex minister reportedly spoke at public meetings amid the chaos.
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