American Doctor Reports Chlorine Gas Use in Abyssinia
Dr. Robert Hockman of the American Hospital at Jijiga says Italian forces are employing chlorine gas bombs. He notes thousands wounded, bombing and machine-gunning victims, and scurvy from food shortages. Nearly 1,000,000 Abyssinians mass on the Ogaden front, morale remains high. Hockman will seek an antidote in Addis Ababa.
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France and Laval weigh League ties amid Mediterranean pressure
The Times Paris correspondent reports Britain's insistence on maintaining naval strength in the Mediterranean, while Laval ponders France's stance between Rome and Geneva. The News-Chronicle notes French commitment to League obligations under Article 16, seeking mutual support and a clear stance on Italian relations. Laval's decision looms as France weighs League primacy against Italy's Axis alignment.
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Molonglo Act of War League Opinion on Sanctions
Sir John Latham writes on sanctions in the Molonglo League opinion page, arguing for or against punitive measures. The piece reflects contemporary debates on international policy and the ethical considerations of forceful responses, citing legal precedents and governmental avenues for action.
Sanctions and Molonglo Demolition Outlined by Minister
A Melbourne pamphlet argues Article 16 of the League Covenant makes economic sanctions akin to war. In Canberra, Minister Paterson told Parliament Molonglo internment camp housing will be demolished within about eighteen months, with vacated tenements removed and new workmen’s cottages built for eventual resettlement.
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Dust Storm Rips Far West NSW Towns in Turbulent Weather
A fierce cyclone swept Broken Hill and nearby towns with winds up to 83 mph and torn branches. Dust blanketed streets as a scorching morning reached 00 degrees, prompting forecast of further changes as northerly winds push a heatwave into New South Wales.
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British Sea Tension Eases as Talks at Rome Progress
A London report notes discussions with France on Mediterranean troop reductions and potential new diplomacy. British ministers weigh negotiations within the peace process while observing Italian stance and possible League alignment amid ongoing tension and strategic moves.
American Oil Exports to Italy Face Embargo Tensions
American exporters report a rising flow of oil sales to Italy despite the President’s indirect request to curb commercial ties with belligerents. Absent a formal embargo, major producers may protest if they disable petroleum shipments, even as a recent export liner carried 3,500 bales of cotton 1,000 automobiles and lubricants to Italy.
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Turkey's Attitude Toward Sanctions Noted in London
The Constantinople opines that Turkey shows loyalty to Lasque decisions but without haste or enthusiasm. Turkey's exports to Italy mainly coal cereals and tobacco, with a small percentage of total trade. An audit market concern could disrupt the trade balance as economists study impacts. Local banks have halted credits on goods destined for Italy.
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Legal Obligations of League Members Cum Covenant
Geneva report notes the League of Nations members are bound by the Covenant as signed. The Legal Committee concludes members must rapidly adopt all provisions for sanctions. The Argentine delegate withdraws reservations made for his government at the time sanctions recommendations were adopted.
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Me Blackburn Defines Attitude on Sanctions
Labour member for Bourk, Mr Blackburn, urged support for sanctions in Parliament yesterday. He argued sanctions are the only way to deter large scale military action and warned nations cannot be deterred without sincere application. He stated Australia should refuse any part in foreign overspending.
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Export of Arms Amid Domestic Sanctions Debate
The House of Representatives discussed arms export controls as Prime Minister Lyona announced prohibition of war materiel to Italy and continued sanctions against Ethiopia. Government plans to extend financial sanctions and draft related legislation were outlined, with Attorney General Mensies expected to introduce bills implementing these measures. Opposition reactions focused on the seriousness of the policy and its broad economic impact.
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Tenant rights debate at Canberra City Inner campaign meeting
A representative meeting of the City Ares Leamer Association chaired by Mr. W. G. Woodger discussed granting full tenant rights in Improverannts Canberra City Inners. A new committee was formed to prepare a submission to the Interior Ministry and seek cooperation for proposed plans. The group urged lower ground rent and interest rates and a temporary reduction of the supervision charge, warning the present system hinders commercial development.
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Welsh Strike Clashes At Trelowis Pit Ends In Turmoil
Civil unrest erupts as 70 unionists stay below ground at Trelowis Nine Mile Point pits while non union workers aim to eject them. Police intervene after fierce hand to hand fighting, windows broken, and a postmaster injured. Owners defend neutrality while calling for calm and a return to normal operations.
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Emperor's tactics amid Abyssinian war plans and Italian advances
London reports deny Abyssinian Commander-in-Chief General Nuala starting offensive actions. Emperor states defenses will hold and no decisive battles until invaders near real mountains. Adowa Aksum occupy to be militarily insignificant. Italian Somaliland threatened. Graziani lines of communication in peril. Britain notes Somaliland trade gains amid conflict.
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Niagara Hopes of Settlement of Dispute
Sydney Thursday reports a waterfront protest over the Niagara flag dispute. Chief Judge Dethridge presided a two hour conference with owners and the Beamen's Union representatives. At the close, union members reportedly agreed to discard certain proposals. The Attorney General noted the trouble persisted with union and Whip Company and Sydney branch representatives.
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Sir John Latham Sworn In As Chief Justice
The text reports the swearing in of Sir John Latham as Chief Justice. It notes greetings from the Commonwealth Attorney General and the bar of Australia, praising his ability, character, and readiness to uphold high court traditions. Latham expresses gratitude and responsibility, promising to uphold duties amid changing times. The ceremony continued with a six-justice bench.
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Federal Awards Point Before High Court
Federal awards dispute at the High Court as arguments begin on jurisdiction and power to arbitrate labor cases. The case questions whether the arbitration court has authority over employer employee disputes and the scope of union and nonunion actions. The court's ruling could affect precedent on arbitration and enforcement in labor matters.
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