Abyssinians expected to retire without fight in peace talks
The Times reports counter proposals are likely as Abyssinians retire without battle while Britain and France seek to craft equitable terms. Italian advances near Makale and Debre Sion are described, with Mussolini’s proposals rejected in London as not yet giving way to a final settlement.
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The
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Signor
Mussolini
France
Britain
M. Laval
Italy
Asmara
Makale
Napier
Edagehamus
Magdala
Ingline
Pope's Appeal Prayers for Peace Broadcast
The Pope urged universal prayers for peace during a Vatican broadcast to the Peruvian Eucharistic Congress. He emphasized Christian love in Europe and Africa and warned against the madness of starting another world war while urging charity to prevail over justice in shaping political and industrial harmony.
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Vatican City
Europe
Africa
Fdward Price Hell
Vatican City could face league sanctions says Sydney professor
Professor Charteria of Sydney University tells Constitutional Club that an international boycott would apply to Vatican City as a nonmember and could affect French priests in Port ald amid confusion of an Italian sailor. He distinguishes secular and spiritual affairs noting personal intercourse on transit dues to the Buen Canal Company.
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Sydney
Australia
Charteria
Sydney University
Constitutional Club
Vatican City
France
Port Ald
Buen Canal Company
Prices Rising In Italy Inflation Hits War Supply
London reports serious price increases as wartime strain pushes up essential goods. Wheat price jumps from Ot lie per quintal to 100, with glycerine, coal, olive oil, and other commodities showing sharp hikes since January. Analysts warn inflation will persist during the war.
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Signor Bayda
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Se Alia
Anys Una
Italy
Control of War Materials Control of War Materials
London report notes Germany spends 800 million annually on armaments and moves to secure war materials abroad. It highlights the reopening of Hungarian manganese ore mines with Hungarian German financing, a Hungarian German bauxite company for aluminium, and expansion of shale oil production. Hungarian imports and Baltic oil remain valuable to the navy.
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London
Orte Vindncial
Germany
Leent
Europe
Rusmis
Altrinium
Siam approves sanctions amid friction with Italy
The Daily Express reports that the Ginmuse Assembly approves sanctions amid tensions with Italy as Tangkok notes plans to build four torpedo boats for Siam, reflecting ongoing defense concerns and regional pressure.
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Landon
Daily Express
Mt Gangkok
Ginmuse Assembly
Slam
Italian Imports From Austria Rise in Early Import Figures
The Home correspondent of The Times reports Italy is importing 160000 quintals of purplea and 2000 quintals of sleet tax free before March 30 next.
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London
the Times
Italy
Austria
Commonwealth Will Not Surrender Income Tax Powers
Melbourne report on the Privy Council member Lyons stating the Commonwealth will retain income tax authority. He argues devolving taxation to states would harm defense and social services and would not improve revenue or fiscal balance.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
He. Lyons
Constitutional Club
Commonwealth of Income Taxation
Invisible Man Claims Reality Via Mercury Lamp Device
Inventor Stefan Pridill demonstrates an alleged invisibility effect using mercury lamps and high voltage electricity through a quartz filter. He shows a cigarette, a match box, and a man's hand rendered invisible and says a nine by sixteen foot apparatus could render a whole man disappear.
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London
Stefan Pridill
Giant air boats eyed for trans Atlantic service
London reports the imperial Airways plans to order 15 giant wing boats to raise total fleet to 30. Each ship would boast 16,000 mile range and 160 mph cruising speed, with the Atlantic line costing about £1,290,000. Service could use prevailing winds to run Newfoundland and Ireland, or Azores and Bermuda for westward routes.
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London
Deliy Telegraph
Imperial Airways Ltd
Newfoundland
Ireland
Azores
Bermudas
Loan conversion no early operation by Australia
Fragmented and garbled report notes unclear plans for loan conversion and muddy outlook. Mentions possible £20,000,000 to £30,000,000 impact on market and Australia awaiting a point at least equal to fat existing at the list conversion tune.
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Australia
London
Decatur Sefa
Pacific Trade Conference May Aid Australian Shipping
Prime Minister Lyons said a conference would be arranged after the Union Steamship Co manager returns, aiming for an amicable agreement with Australia and New Zealand. He noted prior talks with President Roosevelt, consular officials, and the American Matson Line about subsidized competition.
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Melbourne
Matson Line
Lyons
Union Steamship Co
Australia
New Zealand
Roosevelt
Land Ownership Step to Trans Atlantic Service
Moscow reports a new policy granting land ownership to peasant collectives and enabling them to own the soil they till. Government credit programs encourage acquisition of cattle poultry and stock to raise productivity and social stability among peasants amid nationwide rejoicing.
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Moscow
British Labour Attack on Bank of England
The Times City editor questions Labour claims about converting the Bank of England into a government institution. He notes Labour cannot grasp that the privately owned bank serves the government as its servant, not its master, and administers a monarchy that belongs to the Treasury.
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Aake
Metal Trades Delegates Propose Amalgamation Plan
Delegates from across states met today at the Federal Council of the Ironworkers Union to discuss a potential merger with the Amalgamated Engineers Union. If approved, a new body named the Amalgamated Engineers and Ironworkers Union would represent about 40 000 members, covering nearly all metal industry occupations and aiming to become a dominant Commonwealth industrial organization. Sessions are expected to last three to four days.
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Sydney
Ironworkers’ Union
Amalgamated Engineer’s Union
Amalgamated Engineers and Teonworkers Union
Commonwealth
Trade treaty comments delay on Japan Belgium talks
The report discusses comments by Bir Henry Gullet and Mr Abbott on treaty talks with Japan and Belgium. It notes producers and leaders criticizing delays in finalising creatlow and urtomer country agreements amid long negotiations and feelings of undue postponement.
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Sydney
Bir
Henry Gullet
Abbott
Australia
Belgium
Japan
Government to introduce revised Companies Bill in Parliament
The Government plans to table a new Companies Bill in Parliament next week. The bill is a fresh measure designed to modernise company law in New South Wales, building on earlier discussions and inviting input from competent authorities.
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Sydney
South Wales
Double Tragedy Adjourned Inquest At New Cabtle
The Coroner adjourned the inquest into the deaths of Bry. Coiey James 28 and her husband John James 81 at New Cabbtle hospital. Mrs James disappeared after influenza treatment and was found dead from strangulation. Mr James died from a bullet wound hours later. Five children remain. Evidence cited nurse shortage and duty concerns. The adjournment to Thursday allows hospital staff to testify.
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Newcabtle
Bry
Coiey James
John James
Kurr
Tsurel Hospital
Blazer McCarthy
Kurel Kurrl
Jamea
HMS Diomede Departs New Zealand Waters For Darwin
The HMS Diomede leaves New Zealand waters bound for Darwin after a routine stores replenishment and refueling in port. Aboard the cruiser, provisions and tubing were updated, with no shots fired during the stay. The voyage continues toward the Sey, as the ship maintains its course and readiness.
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Darwin
Zealand
Liquor Ads Accepted for Alephone Directory Covers
The acting Deputy Director of Post and Telegraph Mr Butler announced that 20 advertisements for spirituous or other liquors will be accepted for the covers of Alephone directories after the next publication in November. He added that liquor ads would also be accepted for Inside markets.
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Sydney
Post and Telegraph
Butler
Martnt
Murderer Grierson Faces Execution With Planned Marriage
The Daily Mirror reports Alan James Grierson, 28, condemned for the murder of Mrs Louise Gann, had planned to marry Maxine Gann, her daughter, on October 31. A petition signed by 8,000 supporters seeks a reprieve, while executions are set for October 30.
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London
Daily Mirror
Alan James Grierson
Louise Gann
Maxine
Federal aid for gold mining plan discussed
Representatives from mine departments met Ministers in charge of development led by Senator McLaphian to review the Commonwealth Government scheme for boosting gold production. About 200 men gained employment under the program with 1835 gold value estimated at £8,500,000, roughly £1,000,000 more than the previous year.
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Melbourne
Staten
McLaphian
Movements of H.M. Cansera Crew Cancelled at Canberra
Arrangements for the Canberra crew to undertake the cruise were cancelled today. Further details were provided regarding the royal probate matters and related expenses.
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Verta
Canberra
Sem
Mechanic's Trial Stretches Through Narrow Waters Route
A travelling man seeking water along a barren stretch between Powell Creek and Newcastle Waters waited for a mechanic to repair damage after wrapping his shirt around a tie. He fell during the night but managed to stagger fifty miles to Newcastle Waters before the mechanic arrived at the scene.
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Tennants Creek
Powell Creek
Newcaatle
Cain
Nmile
Newcastle
Director's death by own action at Camperdown home
Inquest into Albert Arthur Armstrong aged 67, a Camperdown furniture factory director valued at £4000, heard he had four years of ill health including eye loss and deteriorating sight. He was found on the bedroom floor at Callorvy with wounds from self harm, uttering Dont try to keep me Let me go as death by own action was recorded.
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Bydney
Albert Arthur Armstrong
Company
Camperdown
Ad Health
Alec
St Callorvy
Ty Armsor
Bomb outrage conspiracy charge at West Maitland
In Central Court Samuel Brown 30 and Thomas Cecil Brown 21 face four counts of conspiring with Albert Augustus Smith and Bernard Joseph Brown to murder Ernest John Padding Lowe Margaret Lowe John Mcfensie r Lowe and Mary McKay. A bomb found with 32 plugs of gelignite and other explosive material at West Wallsend is described as a home-tine device. Experts warned the blow could wreck the house if paper contact occurred. Albert Augustus Smith is traced to Gleucenter, others remain at large. The case was adjourned with further court action pending.
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Sydney
Central Court
Samuel Brown
Thomnas Cecil Brown
Albert Augustusmith
Barnard Joseph Brown
Ernest John Padding Lowe
Albert Augustus Smith
Bernard Joseph Brown
Margaret Lowe
John Mcfensier Lowe
Cai
Tuna
Whale House
Gleucenter
Newcastle
Loss of life in Haiti hurricane toll rises
Official sources estimate more than 2,000 people dead or missing after a hurricane tore through the southern peninsula of Haiti during the weekend, prompting urgent relief efforts in Port au Prince.
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Haiti
Port AU Prince
Pepper 사건 surrounds Croft and O Connell garage case
The report centers on Thomas Croft and Kenneth O Connell facing conspiracy and sparking pepper in a street confrontation. Croft denies police testimony induced by others and claims the statements were lies for his friend Marie Croft. John Wilson testifies about dealings with O Connell and a 4000 cheque followed by bagged notes. Authorities adjourn the hearing.
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Bydney
Thomas Croft
Kenneth Ghnriea O'Connell
Wunrter
le. Counso
Croft
Mir. FM. Anch
Swasbrick
Marie Croft
Aince
Richards Amis
Alsa Croft
John Wilson
O'Connel
Imotor Care
O'Connell
Connell
Connall
Month's Gaol for Kissing Berlin Incident
A fragment from a historical page reports a punning caption about a person named Comaseide Unk the Goose and a controversial act in Berlin, noting it affected both women and a man. Details are incomplete and unclear from the OCR text.
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