Italian Advance Near Harar Drives Ethiopian Frontiers Reach
British United Press reports from Harar that Italian bombers razed villages while Abyssinian defenders fell back from waterholes as Italian infantry pushed toward Webbe Shebeli. Rebels claim gas and chemical warfare, with heavy bombardment across the Ogaden front and Major losses reported on both sides.
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London
Harar
British
United Press
Ogaden Frone
Webbe Shebeli
Surrender of Emperor's Son-In-Law After Two-Day Guerilla War
Rome report describes the surrender of Gugaa, the emperor's son-in-law, to General Suntini after two days of fighting near Aduwa and Deylue Kawa Araie. Attended by an unarmed escort, the two mounted chiefs delivered allegiance to General Zantini with 12,000 followers and 12,000 rifles, amid Abyssinian white flags and claims of renewed stability.
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Aduwa
Deylue Kawa Araie
Suntini
Guges
Baste Tigre
Mu- Keale
Gime
Wisore
Zenmebe
Mail Sellassie
Wretched living conditions of unemployed in Canberra
Archdeacon Robert Son denounces the unsympathetic administration at St John’s Church claiming crowds in Canberra face wretched conditions from unemployment. He cites Causeway Molonglo camps as better but warns many families lack homes and proper nourishment despite one week of work and rent arrears. He urges government rent write‑offs and church pressure to end the injustice.
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Commonwealth
Minster Refuses Exit From Ethiopian Embassy Clash
A chaotic account from Addis Ababa describes a defiant Ethiopian capital standoff involving Count Vinel and the Italian mission. The minister refused a final audience, security moved in, and several figures were boarded onto trains with armed escort as the embassy dispute intensified.
Talian Admiral Returns British Insignia Contested Heir
Fragmentary report claims a great grandson of Emperor John is the only legitimate descendant amid a dispute over a throne and royal recognition. The piece notes Admiral Pini of the Admiralty and references a claimed Impostor crisis, with tensions over Britain's stance toward Taly.
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Bolomon
Kaba
Tana
Addt
Quara'e
Pini
Chiat
Ather
Britain
Hs Ts
Restoration of Greek Monarchy in London News
The Greek push to restore monarchy centers on the return of former King George with a London guided delegation as Athens anticipates a favourable plebiscite. Debate rages over a royal candidate, while Yugoslavia greets the decision as quelling an Italo Greek alliance risk.
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London
Greece
George
Otto
Austria
Waidhofen
Hapsburg
Europe
Athens
Tmx
George Pick
Yugoslavia
Time Advisor Warns Farmers on Wheat Marketing Plans
The Assistant Minister for Commerce Mr Thorby urges farmers to mark time on selling wheat and avoid contracts. He says new federal and state legislation is imminent to shape the industry and aims to secure a home consumption price of 40 shillings per bushel for growers.
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Axsistont
Mr Thorby
Thorby
Nia
Missing Bathurst Woman Probed After Disappearance
A missing 81 year old woman, Mrs A Pollard of Hurrage near Bathurst, wandered away last Thursday. Search teams scoured the Bulgory region as authorities fear she may have perished in rugged terrain. Local residents assisted in the effort amid mounting concern.
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A. Pallard
Hurrage
Bulgory
League Embargo Lifts Arms Ban on Abyssinia to Italy
The Sanctions Coordination Committee votes to lift the Abyssinian arms embargo and extend restrictions to Italy. Affected items include gas, warships, explosives, and war materiel with two sub committees set to review economics and war material lists. Leaders France Britain coordinate, Albania abstains due to treaty, League Assembly debates legality and enforcement.
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Abyssinia
Italy
Arma
Hungary
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Ponisu
Ehene Attra
Procasa
Wzrcutton
Rach
League
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Roosevelt
U.S.A
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Great Britain
South Africa
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Fumasix
Poland
Russia
Spain
Prohibition on Loans In Global Sanctions Debate
Geneva reports a special representative cites likely next sanctions move to bar loans and restrict exports to Italy. Sessions weigh ef forts of the arms embargo, trade bans, and diplomatic ruptures to curb Italy's war materials and vital exports amid Allied strategy and Swiss neutrality concerns.
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Geneva
Alrady
Italy
Arma
United Presalutes
Anthony Ken
Bemonic
Bandlona
Britain
Den
Hko
Rovexpurta
Coulondre
Fremeh
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Bowlin Atros
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Halton
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