Australian plan to aid wheat industry approved
The Australian Agricultural Council accepted the Commonwealth Government plan to aid the wheat sector with a home consumption price set at 4/9 bushels and f o r seaboard. If implementing delays occur, a temporary reimposition of the £2 12 6 per bushel tax could occur. Officials plan to draft legislation in Canberra and may refine the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Agricultural Council
Commonwealth
F.o.r
Seaboard
Commonwealthy
Canberra
Italians Propose Travel Ban to Americans Amid Neutrality Crisis
Washington wires indicate President Roosevelt demands Americans avoid travel on passenger ships of belligerent nations. The move, hailed by some as protecting U S neutrality, signals sanctions against Italy and a gamble to avert war. British observers say the policy could curb further entanglements as European powers react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Americas
Toosvell
Cithpind
USA
Ethiopia
Tallan Oommree
League
Italy
League fears suspend Italy sanctions amid diplomatic squabbles
The crisis over League actions against Italy deepens as Britain blocks military steps and seeks nonmilitary pressure. Laval strategizes with France while Mussolini’s diplomacy and British positions shape a cautious stance in Geneva. Italy faces economic sanctions and restricted imports as the U.N. body debates restraint.
Emperor to Take Command of Abyssinian Army
The Emperor sends his portable throne and weapons to Denate to command forces arrayed in Tigre Dexsié Ogaden to meet Malian threats. He orders a major offensive from Jigigiy with 40,000 troops to Desale to defend Addis Ababa and the Libout railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denate
Tigre
Dexsié
Fentral
Ogaden
Eimperor
Jigigiy
Dedjanmutch Hogdte
Adowa
Dewile
Aswam
Ogajulen
Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Hot War
Wouthern
Jentor
Dedjasmatch Amde
Fall of Adowa and Abyssinian War Tactics
Fragmented report describes Adowa's fall to Italian forces with Abyssinian resistance, noting high casualties and strategic ground gains by Italian Hallan forces. It mentions Ras Beyoum’s retreat, terrain challenges, and the shifting balance as Abyssinian mobility struggles to resist the Italian advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adawa
Vic
Tory
Ras Beyoum
Has Beyoum
Maka
Aksum
Mennyn
Adown
Bern
Theas
Italy rejoices at victory as Adowa taken and Boon held
News flashed across Italy with Mussolini informing King Victor Emmanuel of Adowa's capture at 10:30 am and Boon’s occupation. Crowds filled streets and cinemas played the victory message as torchlight processions and national songs echoed. Citizens danced in squares and waved barriers as loudspeakers proclaimed triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burting
Adows
Boon
Sighor Mussolini
Victor Emanuel
Tde Bono
Taaio
Thousinda
Balliss
Kissel
Nul
Hie
Aquares
Italian Second Corps Pressed in Dawn Assault at Mount Gwalugaly
An official report describes the Second Italian Corps with bombing support advancing at dawn against Abyssinian defenders guarding Mount Gwalugaly. Roughly 7000 Abyssinians held the path, fighting from earthworks as tanks and shells weighed the balance. The Wallan army corps has contact on the 80 mile line and both sides clash amid rain and renewed skirmishes. The Italians halt their advance along the Takis valley while Central Abyss sinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stla
Ttalian
Faleasault
Guna
Bus
Ann
Vericun Wallan
Ile
Deere Sinn
Takis Valley
Ita Central Abys Sinks
French Reply to Britain Shows Willingness on Covenant Pact
London reports a French reply to Britain's inquiry on unified attitude if an isolated attack occurs. France promises aid and seeks automatic cooperation under the Covenant, contingent on aggression involving land or naval forces. Britain and France would consult under a League framework if aggression arises, with precautionary measures considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Monilty
de Timon
Beilieh
Britain
France
Troops Move East in Ethiopian Campaign
Rae Kean with Almanon drives toward Ada province as Italian lines collapse. Central Army commander Has Lime and Gojjati forces shift to Kaw Kausin’s area. Imperial Guard ordered to Ogaden. Addis Ababa dispatch notes Gerluguit wiped, Gurahat bombardment yields many unexploded bombs. Casualties include five dead and sixteen injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Kean
Alomon
Debra Troe
Ada
Harry Une
Jon
Gorahal
Gurahat
Italians Repulsed in the South in War Report
London dispatch reports Abyssinians recapturing Wal Wal and advancing in favorable weather. The piece cites guerilla tactics affecting Italian lines and supply depots, with Major-General Temperley of The Daily Telegraph deeming Adowa a preliminary step to a broader push toward Addis Ababa as Italian supply constraints grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adown
Ialy
Talkies
Temperiey
Daily Telegraph
Adowa
Notikely
Addin Ababa
Counter Attack on Italian Soil Headlines Frontline Push
A chaotic battlefield report claims Italian soil incursions near the Seal River and Addis Ababa region with forces advancing toward Agordat. A Times source notes two open points as enemy lines push to 86 miles penetration. further movements hint at Cordgate tactics and widened salients.
Egyptian Aid for Ethiopia Emphasized by Egypt
Cairo reports Prince Omar urges aid for Ethiopia and appeals for national support. The government and public pledge 400 and 1500 units respectively, hoping to safeguard the Blue Nile as vital to Egypt’s prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caino
Prince Omar
Patriaoh
Aiba Downnia
Blue Nile
Egypt
Fatal Air Crash Near Sydney Claims One Life
A Sydney fatal crash occurred when a plane failed to maintain engine power, striking a tree after takeoff from Crenenwell Point. Ronald Barker, 27, and two others were injured, with Parker killed on impact and Lincoln badly hurt. Pilot Pittminderigh was also injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Barker
Ampleyes
Sydney
Wool
Rittendrigh
Sydnay
Lincoln
Bydnay
Travel Ld
Crenenwell Point
Vye-Witney
Fane
Anglo Egyptian Defence Pact Reported By Times Correspondent
London dispatch reports that after prolonged talks British and Egyptian representatives discuss a potential frontier threat. They consider fortified positions and strategic cooperation should force required, with public opinion showing mixed but leaning toward stronger Britain ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandria
Times
Additions at Addis Ababa Evacuation Preparations and Tense Talks
A dispatch from Addis Ababa reports the Emperor has ordered trenches and bomb proof shelters near the British Legation to speed evacuation of Fly. Diplomatic exchanges suggest Italy will respond, while the Prime Minister remains focused on defense as events unfold in Dire Dawa and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wircien
Roosevell
Roudewella
Alden
Renanevelt
Mthiepla
Geneva
Italy
the Times
Adowa
Signor
Mansolini
Stanley Baldwin
Goeste
Signor Manolini
Samuel Hoare
Hla
League Council
Cotini
Committee of la
Coust Cirmo
Miniaer
Ethiopia
Bruce
Eden
Canberra
Cornell
Halurday
Volos
Laval
Aly Pole
Addis Ababa
Bila
Legation
Acrauge- Hienta
Auis Abalm
Diredawa
Ababa
Italy's New Giant Submarines Reported
London on Monday The Dilly Telegraph reports four powerful Italian submarines added to the fleet, displacing large numbers of boats and torpedo tonnage. The vessels reportedly boast a surface range of 1000 minutes and a maximum dive of 490 feet, with 22 submarines completed in the past 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hoc Bywater
Dilly Telegraph
Kallen Navy
Uiteo
Italy
Anti war protest speakers ousted by Italian consul in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Monday antiwar demonstrators clashed with the Italian consul as deputies waited for an interview. The consul ordered several speakers removed, ending hopes for further discussion with the Malian consulate delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Eee Teachins
Loan Council to Meet in Melbourne for New Funding Plan
The Loan Council will hold a Melbourne meeting to coordinate with the Commonwealth Bank Board. It aims to approve an approximate 30 million pound loan for the coming financial year, with underwriting considered, and a potential public subscription to attract investors after last year’s rate. The gathering follows a proposal by the Queensland premier for council reforms and may influence deficits totalling about 1.5 million pounds. A deputation to the consulate faced antiwar demonstrators outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cot
Commonwealth
Emma
Barreform
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treamirer
R. c Casey
Dr Page
Australia
South Australi
Krowerd
Weanonal Driftientira
Dr. Page
Victoria
An V
New South Water
Stevens
Wish York
New York Morales-Tribune
M. Laval
Baron Alciai
Signor Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Baron Aloisi
Committee of Six Dedria
Aucepe
Alavy Xe
Wien
Russia
Poland
Turkey
Denmark
Valyrant
Mussolini
Mussolini'n Ofer
Lybla
Mediterranean
Paria
Manchester Guardian
Anthany Balanco
Kualy
Man's Land
Lecur
Cary
Einai Iamiree
Seal River
Eyrier
Tne
Agurdat
Dort
Speci Adria Ababa
Ailwa
Sinisen Banka Advance
Sieitith Cinitedl
Jflaliana
Addawa
Sigmente
Akwum
Parker
Parkey
Pittvmdrigh
Nowra
Linenin
Pilteortrigh
Nowla
TTALY
Loan Council
Quownsland
Porgen Rinith
Australie Wunnee Council
Bonii
Mary Wille Fae
Paties
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!