Britain faces world peace pliancy in Hoare speech
In London Tuesday the foreign secretary in the commons outlined Britain policy and urged timely action. He warned sanctions must precede any aggression, calling for unity with the League and Empire to avert a dangerous European crisis. Hoare argued decisive steps are needed now to keep the world from war, praising collective action and warning against misinterpretation of Britain’s aims.
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Labour Party
All Quiet on Ethiopian Fronts Reported by London
A London dispatch reports quiet on both Ethiopian fronts with Emperor Haile Selassie traveling to the front by air for reconnaissance and to oversee the troops. Italian advances noted along the Geled village and Abyssinian retreat details are mixed with BBC and Times commentary on troop movements and supply concerns.
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Sultan Ola Dinle
Geled
Webbe Abbell
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the Times
Assab
Italian Denial Sparks Iraqi Abyssinia Telegram Debate
Lord Mottistone read telegrams between him and General De Bono denying atrocities. De Bono claimed Italians freed slaves and denied bombing reports, while Blockade fears worried Mussolini aides. A commission was proposed to verify claims as the debate adjourned without government comment.
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Wheat policy debate signals change after commission findings
In the Senate second reading on the States Grant Bill yesterday Senator McLachlan of South Australia warned the government may abandon its wheat legislation in favor of a broader policy. He cited costly commissions and a lack of consensus from the wheat conference in Canberra, suggesting future laws could follow conference views rather than commission recommendations.
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Kingsford Smith Heads to Australia for Fast Air Service
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith departed at 7 am for Australia to prove a rapid air mail route. He aims to reach Australia in three days, stopping at Marseilles at 10 30 am amid clear frosty weather. Crowds bid farewell as he notes not chasing a world record and mentions adapted engines and a second pilot allowance by the Air Ministry.
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New L E W Rule Favoured in Victoria
Three Victorian members of the Board of Cricket Control voted a pental ballot in favour of the new leg before wicket rule for the season. It would apply to matches including MCC tests in Australia, with Victoria and potentially New South Wales supporting the change if other states agree, affecting Sheffield Shield play.
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Board of Cricket Control
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Australia
South Africa
Victoria
New South Wales
French anti fascist legislation moves to curb gatherings
London report from The Daily Telegraph Paris correspondent says M Laval acts to curb fascist and communist meetings with immediate measures. Prohibitions target mobilizations using bars and aircraft for events, aiming to limit public demonstrations.
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Paris
The
Daily Telegraph
M. Lavalle
Collision in fog between Moreton Bay and Alcyon
In dense fog the liner Moreton Bay collided with the Dutch motor vessel Alcyon. A crew member on Alcyon was injured and the vessel was beached while Moreton Bay proceeded on her voyage. The mate of Alcyon fell overboard and was rescued by a police boat as tugs towed the Alcyon ashore.
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Moreton Bay
Thames
Alcyon
Alcnyon
Paris and London react to Sir Samuel Hore speech
The Daily Mail Paris correspondent reports French official circles note Sir Samuel Hore’s appeal to delay economic sanctions on Italy. He argues military action is unlikely and urges patience before any penalties, aligning with French decree policies. Mussolini urged to heed the appeal and seek terms through delay.
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Paria
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Daily Mail
Samuel Honte
Teta
Italy
Bignor Mussolini
Bir
Samuel Hosre
Polish Claim For Mineral Rights
In Warsaw a consular report states the Pollah Consul in Sydney will deliver a Commonwealth demand from heirs of Count Btranlock. They seek mining rights revenue and have raised funds from America and Poland to sue Britain for 1.68 billion in profits, claiming losses from a disputed mineral regime.
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Reception in Rome Hears Fletcher between Nations
In Rome Tuesday Sir Samuel Hoare praised Italian diplomacy and rejected military action, saying it would cloud Europe. The speech drew favorable remarks in political circles and confirmed Anglo-Italian talks are advancing. Mussolini was urged by Hoare to continue pursuing peace and economic stability amid ongoing negotiations.
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Bir Ramueh Hoare
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Nobel Peace Prize Information Update 1996
The Nobel Committee reports on the 1996 Peace Prize process. The Norwegian parliament’s information circulated to the Prime Minister Mr. Lvamas for review.
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Lvamas
Wireless on ships linked to legislative notices
Fragmentary OCR reads about Nobel Pat Prine and Sydney dated notes. Mentions legislative council proposals and a bill advancing through stages. References compulsory live installation and a February date, with unclear names and numbers.
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Application for Basic Wage Increase Discussed Next Meeting
A Canberra trades and labor council meeting is set for Tuesday to discuss a joint request for a basic wage increase. The agenda includes reviewing the application and potential figures to be proposed.
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Lang attacks Labour leader over unemployment funds
Mr Lang, Leader of the Opposition, charged the Government with pilfering unemployment relief tax funds and manipulating figures in a Budget debate. He alleged £2810,000 spent on relief, £418,200,000 on unemployment aid, with £414,800,000 drawn from ordinary revenue, warning of a looming deficit and criticising subsidies to Sydney University and royal commissions.
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oThia
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Tts
Australia faces a decision on sanctions and war risk
The Opposition leader Mr Curtin argued Labour would not support economic sanctions against Italy if they amounted to war. He cited Chief Justice Latham and Prime Minister Baldwin, claiming sanctions could drag Australia into conflict. He disputed Mr Blackburn's stance on peaceful economic pressure.
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Blackburn
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John Latham
Melbourne Trades Hall censures Mr Blackburn over attitude to sanctions
The Melbourne Trades Hall Council censured Mr Blackburn for his attitude toward sanctions and relations with the council. The censure text was sent to him by letter yesterday. Blackburn said he had no comment beyond noting the resolution would not change his stance on the issue.
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Blackbure
Indian tour arrives in Colombo with Tarrant team
Frank Tarrant's Australian cricket squad reaches Colombo this morning while manager Mr. Ryder says the side, though retired from big cricket, remains confident to cope with younger players. The statement notes the group has kept in the game and eyeing forthcoming matches.
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Frank Tarrant
Ryder
Bribery Charge in Sydney Trial of Watchman William Schrader
In Sydney on a Wednesday full Sydney Court committed William Schrader a watchman to trial on a bribery charge. The case alleges he tried to incite Lester Sterling Henry to offer a bribe to Donatabde Brmi Vincent Walled for inducing Henry to neglect his duty. Henry testified about a car incident near Lindfield and a supposed payoff offer of 10 or 41 percent. Schrader pleaded not guilty and was granted a £40 bail.
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Aucurtus
William Schrader
Lester
Sterling Henry
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Vincent
Bim
Hs Uty
Henry
Lindfield
Wallace
William
Achrarler
Mebrader
Taw Lefendant
Cloud Burst Brings Damage to Sydney Shops and Rail Line
A cloud burst caused flooding across Sydney damaging a railway line at Brockies and Corunna with reports of wheat crops raimed. The storm affected houses and shops, delaying travel and prompting emergency responses as authorities assess the extent of the damage and anticipate further rain.
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Brockiessy
Corunna
Graziers Unshaken by Wool Substitute Threat
An official stated the graziers are not worried by the wool substitute threat. He cited production quantities and demand remaining steady, noting no immediate impact on shipments or prices.
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