Peace Talks At Standstill In London Ambiguity Grows
Paris Times correspondent reports French Premier et de circumstances remain reserved as Britain and France study Mussolini terms on Abyssinian war. Rome notes peace talks stagnate with uncertainty over next move. Reports say Paris Berlin and London await decisive acceptance of terms.
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Advance in South Tialans Resumes Offense Against Abyssinia
Times correspondent reports a renewed Italian push in Abyssinia with advances toward key positions. Fremantle lines indicate bombardment opportunities while Abyssinian tribes show reluctance to move. Ras Kuasa faces dwindling supplies as Italian operations press Gondar’s left flank.
Advance Resumed in the North in Hard Fighting
Advancing British forces report renewed northward push, crossing from Akaum to Mateale with Adowa and Tecla already reached. Independent wheeled artillery and whippet tanks operate on flanks as native corps guard the center. terrain and mule paths slow progress. Figures and exact dates remain unclear amid foggy dispatches from The Times correspondent.
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Britain imposes sanctions order against Italy and Allies
London publishes an Order in Council enforcing sanctions across Britain and colonies with export bans on military materials to Italy and restricted imports from Italian territories. It sets penalties for violations and enables financial sanctions pursued by the Treasury. Anthony Eden to attend Geneva Sanctions Committee meeting to discuss cohesive action and potential Geneva powers adjustments.
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Laval Ministry Faces Parliament Demands Over Fascist Threat
The French Premier Laval survives a threat on dissolving the parliament over action against Fascist influence. The Socialist Radical Congress presses Laval to call Parliament and dissolve the leagues to curb arms exercises, asserting support for uncompromising action to maintain order.
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American Stand Reaffirms Neutrality Policy
Washington report outlines Cordell Hull's note to the League of Nations affirming US neutrality and adherence to the Paris Pact. It notes no pledge to extend wartime embargoes beyond existing policy while asserting readiness to act to preserve peace within foreign policy limits.
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Italian doubts as Britain weighs Mussolini policy
Italian newspapers warn that tensions between Italy and Britain may harden as Signor Mussolini promises to rethink British interests. The press calls British policy incomprehensible and urges a return to traditional Anglo-Italian friendship amid unease.
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Commonwealth Prepares After Prime Minister Lyons Announces Acceptance
Prime Minister Lyons on Saturday announced that the Commonwealth has accepted the principle set by the League of Nations Co ordination Committee. The statement signals readiness to engage in coordinated action on the international stage and aligns with the committee's framework.
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Lord Carson Ulster's Last Tribute in Belfast
Ten thousand shipyard workers attended as Lord Carson's coffin arrived. The city paused, with half a million watching the funeral procession from the marching route to the cathedral. Prime Minister Craigavon and Cabinet members led mourners as hundreds wreaths were laid. Tens of thousands filed past the grave in the afternoon, many bearing flowers.
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Bishop Robbed During Dinner at Fulham Palace
Thieves stole gold jewelry from Bishop during a dinner at Fulham Palace in London. They entered via a ladder from an outbuilding, unlocked rooms, and locked doors after them while guests and servants heard nothing. Six rooms were entered as the raid unfolded in an audacious night-time theft.
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Air Services Rules Consideration by Commonwealth Government
Commonwealth Government will soon examine air regulation amendments to reduce risks on mail and passenger services. Key proposals include restricting wireless equipment on planes and mandating emergency water supplies on long flights. The plan also calls for pilots to have logged a minimum flight hours before operating commercial routes.
Sanction date set for League of Nations action
The decision summaries note that the economic and financial sanctions proposal has been forwarded to the League of Nations and forwarded to the committee. The plan calls for sanctions to take effect after a test period and a date to be agreed, with the next committee meeting on October 31 to determine when sanctions will operate.
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Labour and Conservative Clash Over War Policy in Britain
A British election report outlines Prime Minister Baldwin defending a strong naval push and warning against blockades while Labour denounces the government as exploiting farmers and prolonging war. Labour vows to push for international disarmament, global economic reforms, and national planning including public ownership and social welfare programs.
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Queanbeyan Hold Great Eucharistic Procession in History
A monumental Eucharistic procession in Queanbeyan drew thousands, closing the Passionist period and honoring Christ the King. The route from St. Gregory's Church to the Convent School saw 2,000 to 2,500 participants amid crowds, with priests, lay groups, and civic figures present. The sermon at the Convent School stressed Christ's kingship and moral duty, urging reverence for the Eucharist and adherence to the Ten Commandments.
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