Mediterranean Tension Sees Britain Stand Fast in Egypt War
London reports a Mediterranean flare up as Italian moves threaten Egypt and Libya. Britain heightened naval and ground preparations, seeking French support and a firm stance to protect Egypt, Sudan, and Palestine, with Churchill asserting long standing control of the Mediterranean.
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Palestine
British Aims Face Italian War Pressure
The Timer prints a statement noting British concern over Paris and Rome misrepresentation. It claims press cables from French correspondents fed Italy with hostile articles about Beilain and Eden. Rome reports say London papers portray Britain as increasingly anti Italy and pushing for Fascium elimination to save peace.
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British Troops Report Frontier Tensions in Africa
Special representative Percival Phillipn of The Daily Tale graph relays from Djibouti that British Camel Corps personnel on the Somali frontier suffered casualties from Malan gas and other Traids. Italy denies border violations while Britain asserts no infringement. Port Said reports British arms shipments to Abyssinia via the Suez Canal with more arrivals expected.
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Ras Gugsa Appointed Governor of Tigre Front
Italo Abyssinian front reports Ras Gugsa installed as governor of Tigre in Addis Ababa gaze. Emperor Haile Selassie vows no peace while remaining forces strike. Italian De Bono observes a grand parade as Tigre loyalties sway amid scarce ammunition and shifting allegiances.
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Ford Halts Shipments To Chicka Hallas Colony
Ford Motor Company announced it would discontinue shipments to Chicka Hallas Colony in Atria. The Senate Munitions Committee was told that about 2,200 trucks moved on January 1, and all shippping ceased at the outbreak of hostilities with no resumption until peace is secured.
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Marconi Short Wave Device Reported From London
London dispatch notes Marconi has returned from Brazil and describes a new short-wave wire device likely to be used between Rome and America. Government warns military authorities in East Africa not to target Addis Ababa as tensions rise for war materials.
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Australia faces debate over League sanctions role
The Attorney General states that member states decide votes on new or extended sanctions within the League. Australia will consult the Commonwealth Government before committing to any military sanctions, and Parliament must discuss future actions and practicability before Australia participates.
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RICKETS CASES AT CANBERRA HOSPITAL
Five Canberra children suffer from rickets shown to the Director General of Health by Dr. LW Nolw at Canberra Hospital yesterday. Three show evident disease while two may be sent to Sydney for specialist treatment. Dr. Nott supports prevention over cure and calls for broader community action on rickets and cost concerns.
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Tasman flight O'Hara crosses Tasman in 13 hours
W M O'Hara flew from Richmond at dawn despite an official ban and a suspended airworthiness certificate. He aimed for New Plymouth, New Zealand, after refueling on the way via Jerringong Beach, claiming only 9 gallons would last 13 hours. Authorities cited unapproved modifications and warned no take-off assistance.
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Death of Lord Mayor Sir Alfred Parker Manages Sydney civic loss
Sir Alfred Parker Lord Mayor of Sydney died at his home after a lengthy illness. He served as chief civic official this year after the council failed to elect a Lord Mayor. He was 0 years old.
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Duke of Buccleugh Wedding Arrangements Amid Illness
News from London reports the Duke of Lough’s illness causes anxiety as Lady Allee Scott’s wedding is set for November 6 with her brother the Earl of Dalkeith arranging the ceremony. The Duke of Buccleugh, 71, and Lady Alice plan to travel to her father’s home. the Prince of Wales offers support as family members gather.
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Airman lands at Auckland after long flight
Fay O'Hara reached Auckland New Zealand after an 18 hour air journey. He arrived around 5.33 am local time or 6.32 pm Sydney time and was guided to the aerodrome before a smooth landing. In a post landing interview he described the trip as very bad.
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Australian stance on Italy and World War risk
Fragmented debate shows Australia urged to resist aiding Italy and to avoid disturbing League of Nations cohesion. Key figures warn that economic and wartime measures could pull Australia into European war, prompting no active combat commitments and cautious international cooperation.
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Hunger Strike Drama at Nine Mile Point Pit Head
Reports from Rhondda as about 2 000 miners at Rhondda face a strike at Nine Mile Point with miners and wives voicing anger and readiness to starve rather than end the sit down. Citiz ens express sympathy while residents fear surface work stoppage could close the mine.
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Austria cabinet resigns major Fey depose from ministry
The Austrian cabinet announced resignations as Major Fey is deposed from his ministry post. The move follows political upheaval with key government figures stepping down and the ruling party reshuffling leadership amid ongoing governance concerns.
Vienna Adopts Strict Anti Nazi Measures Amid Cabinet Shakeup
An Austrian Cabinet crisis in Vienna leads to heavy security, with machine guns at the broadcasting station and a fortified Chancellery. The Heimwehr and police tighten control as Major Fey is replaced and discussions of disbanding the Viennese Fascist faction intensify.
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Martial Law Sparked Sugar Strike Turmoil in Grongetown
Martial law Wan proclaimed in Grongetown after a sugar strike sparked violence. Ikhourera workers gathered in the city and district, threatening unrest as authorities moved to restore order. Government officials warned of further action if looting or violence continued.
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Plamias Deaton
Papal Nuncio Appointment Reported for Berne
A Vatican source notes Dr. Bernadini for Berne as Papal Nuncio replacing prior envoy. The terse item names the appointing church authority and the Swiss capital but provides no date or further context.
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