French Premier Laval’s Geneva peace bid under fire
Report from London describes Laval’s effort at Geneva as parliament tears his economy programme apart. Budget cuts slash savings by half, exemptions for small taxpayers proposed, food and war taxes dropped, costing the government at least 40,100,000 pounds. Laval declines to contest the amendments as radical papers warn the government is disintegrating. Foreign pages hint at British and Italian reactions and possible territorial concessions.
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M. Laval
Geneva
Iralco
Food Decrees Spark Italian Trade Fears
Rome issued decrees causing dismay as Italy faces sanctions that could curb purchases of meat butter sugar and other goods from November 11. Hotels restrict meat servings while prices for butter sugar beef pork and tea are listed. Italy seeks new sources from Germany Poland Argentina Hungary and the U.S. to maintain trade amid League sanctions.
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Hungary
America
Egypt Distrust of Italy Shapes British Policy
Cairo Times correspondent argues distrust of Italy is key to Egypt's push for closer ties with Britain. Egypt seeks independence with greater latitude from Britain than from Italy. Mussolini's threats heighten concern over Mediterranean expansion, while Egyptian nationalism finds little support among Wandiat. Britain could concede on capitulations and League membership while expanding Sudan influence without risking its position.
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the Times
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League
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Peace proposals spark French British counter terms
Paris and London exchange tentative war terms amid efforts to reach a basis for conditioned peace. The Times notes French and British positions, with Laval and Briand discussed in Geneva talks, while Abyssinia warns of Italian pressure and Italian advances shaping diplomacy. General De Bono outlines endgame moves as Italian plans proceed.
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Abyeaialti
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de Bono
Jas Reyoun
Inia
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Hawariat
Abyasios
Oil Supply Allegations Linked to Italy War Effort
London Tuesday reports Sir John Cadman admitting Anglo-Iran Oil Co supplied oil to Italy via a claim cited by Mr Lloyd George. Cadman said exports followed conditions catch delivery. No ban on oil exports to Mary Asia yet imposed.
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Anglo-Iran
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Lloyd George
Britain
America
Mary
Sanctions proposals move forward in parliament
The Prime Minister announced draft legislation to sanction proposals 2 3 and 4 with plans to introduce the bill soon. Attorney General Menzies would seek leave to introduce the bill as Lyons described the Commonwealth stance on mutual resistance and League obligations under Article IV.
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Ceagwe
Arceptanne
Opposition Ready to Block Sanctions Bill Debate
Labour parties oppose the GovernmentSanctions Bill and refuse to grant leave for its introduction. The Government may move to suspend standing orders to allow a first reading. Next week the guillotine is planned as debate looms with Opposition Leader Curtin opening the attack.
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Curtin
Nane
Labour Party Lines Up Antiwar Stance Amid Abyssinian Debate
Federal Parliamentary Labour Party met yesterday to oppose war moves linked to the Abyssinian dispute. Leader Mr. Curlin announced an Armistice Day antiwar address in Melbourne. The party resolved to energise state executives to oppose forces threatening national involvement, with representatives listed for Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, Tasmania, Western Australia and others appointed to antiwar committees.
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Mahony
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Curtin
Debate on Bud get drives plan to develop Northern Territory
Mr J. Harrison in the House urged action to unlock Territory resources and curb holdouts by big companies. He called for government surveys, rail and stock-route reform, price controls for development, and outside capital only under proper terms. Mining, agriculture, and population growth were linked to a coordinated development program.
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National insurance scheme urged in social security debate
During the budget debate Mr Francis argued for a contributory national insurance system to address aging demographics and rising pension costs. He warned that without reform many workers and dependents could face financial hardship from invalidity or old age, calling for a national fund and support from friendly societies.
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Henatita
Perreda
Tribute for Sir Isaac Isaacs by Archbishop Mowll
Archbishop Mowll honors Sir Tanac Imatca for services to Australia during his term as Governor General. He praises Isaacs, expresses regret at Canberra departure, and lauds the Governor General's leadership and care for Australia and its people. The tribute reflects shared appreciation from Sydney and Canberra audiences.
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Puenerat
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Yauppone
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Imac Taanen
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Sun
Howe
Genaral
Canberra Grammar School foundation marks extension
The foundation stone of a new Canberra Boys' Grammar School section was laid by the Archbishop of Sydney Dr Jowll, repurposing stone from the old St John’s Church school. The project adds dormitories for 45 boarders and dining rooms for 115, with new masters’ and staff quarters, to be completed for the next academic year.
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