Geneva seeks peace as Mussolini pushes League mandate
Geneva reports tension easing as the League of Nations appoints a five member Conciliation Committee to seek a settlement in the Italo Abyssinian dispute. The Times and other correspondents note private moves for a mandate, while discussions at Stresa and possible international force proposals surface amid cautious optimism.
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London
League of Nations
Geneva
the Times
Mamolini
Abyssinia
Vatican
Rome
Ea Unual
League
Diapute Weld Ita
Council
Aljoumed
Benor de ‘Madariaga
Apaint Wan
Etsoted Preat
Throwback attack on Hitler rule sparks riots in Bremen
Louis Brodsky, a Jewish city magistrate, faced rioters blamed for the Bremen disturbances on July 27. He denounced the Nazi regime, calling the flag a symbol of barbaric, pre-modern oppression and warning of its ominous implications.
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New York
Bremen
Louis Broduky
Tate
Brodaky
Hitler
Ermen
Committee of Five Agenda Includes Exile of Council Member
London notes a lengthy council meeting on October 4 with a focus on negotiations and the exile of an alien council member. The agenda spans many items as the session continues.
Rise in New York markets on heavy trading Saturday
On February 10 1984 a heaviest Saturday trading day the stock market advanced sharply amid renewed confidence after President Roosevelt’s Breathing Spell statement. A total of 1 288 000 shares changed hands with gains from fractions to points led by General Motors and United States Steel along with wheat futures rising to a new bushel price.
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New York
Belen
Roosevelt
General Motors
United States
Paris Proposals May Amend Amid War Neutrally Charged Talks
Geneva reports show the Conciliation Committee seeks to amend Paris proposals to persuade Signor Mussolini to halt the Italian war drive and end preparations without loss of prestige. Marinetti condemns British social habits, and an army order demands an end to horse riding delays. France eyes railway neutrality guarantees to Addis Ababa with Italy open to talks but the General Staff warns the line may be militarily essential. Laval argues humanitarian concerns over medical supply and potential hardship if the line is cut.
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Grneva
Bunday
Afar
Dres Uful Daya
M. Laval
Haying
Abyaminia
Italy
Ummil
Bignor Munnoliat
P Rae
Bones
de Valera
Oom of Nations
Amephis
Brit‘thlee
Geneva
Tr. de Valeres Eaauldalice
Egerntil
Romar
Petitie Otis
Athair
London
Sunday Times
Mussolini
Signor Marinetto
Preae
Addis Araba-Dibouti
Taly x
Sta
Ababa
Hands Off Africa Mobilizes South Africa
In Pretoria on Sunday Mr H Abercromble urged Britain and South Africa to resist the creation of new large armed forces on frontier lines. A resolution to preserve Africa’s status quo will be sent to the Chambers of Commerce congress next week. He warned territorial changes could affect trade and warned against mandating transit to other powers.
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Pretoria
Britain
South Africa
Abyssinia
No Recall by Rome Rome
Tita stated that government banned Teoniled the country but Count Vinci may have acted independently where anti-Italian sentiment ran strongest with motives beyond safety of personnel or larger outcomes.
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Rome
Tita
Vinci
Missing Plane Found in Central Australia Near Alice Springs
Report from Alice Springs says a Malaaing flight went down between Alice Springs and Barrow. Pilot M Mather and Malaney passenger were uninjured, remaining with cargo of galley supplies. Renfrey walked 40 miles toward Alberon for help, was rescued, and reported the others were without food or water. The plane was badly damaged but no one hurt.
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Alice Springs
Malaaing
Trmnacantmuntal Airways
Munempar
Barrow
M. Mather
Canam Macho
Newcville
Pengerm
T. Renfrey
Public ‘Works Department
Malaney
Darwin
Mather
Maloney
Tennants Creek
Adélaide
René Frey
Endeavour
Alberon
Blain
W. Colon
Bil
Canberra
Mt. Lucy
Renfrey
Aileron
Yey Jeft
Tor Mather
Maloney Renfrey
Florida hurricane death toll prompts cremation order
A Florida governor orders cremation for storm victims in the Florida Keys as officials report a high casualty count. The directive aims to process unidentified remains amid urgency after the disaster.
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Sam
FidHan
Florida
Bchoitz
Florida Keys
Four Italian Consulates Closed Amid London Racing Notes
London reports state four Italian consulates closed while the King’s Cup race in London features Joe winning by T. Rose in a mile event. Lady Wakefield’s planh pace averaged 178.98 mph over 80 miles with Flying Officer M. RA second and C. Cathcart Jones third piloting Milton Hawi Count Vinet. Italian minister and trainers’ machines respected the decision to close Edwards while Jones reached 187.51 mph before Harrar and Adows. The Duke of Kent’s Percival Mew remained open, piloted by Captain E. W. Percival, with a record average speed for the race.
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London
Joe
T. Rose
Lady Wakefield
Edwards
Gendar
Debremar
Jones
Kon
Dasais
Magalo
Addis Ababs
Fulaten
Harrar
Adows
Duke of Kent
E.W. Percival
Staiyed Wixth
Okol Miller
Pope Sees Rainbow Message at Address to Ex- servicemen
The Pope addressed about 15,000 former service members from many nations. He spoke of a rainbow on the horizon and urged that the desires of great people be met with justice peace and honor. He warned that without justice there is sin and misery, calling for peace and fair conditions for all.
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Rome
Teale-Abyasilan Dispute Prompting Union Government Directive
South Africa's policy note from Capetown indicates the Union Government urges the League of Nations to take decisive steps. The aim is to secure compliance with obligations agreed by the parties to abstain from hostile moves and to observe the rules they undertook.
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Capetown
League of Nation
Australian Prominence Discusses Unemployment Act Debate
Central Control interview with Bin Frederick Browart cites talks with Prime Minister Bannatt and Canadian authorities on unemployment relief and industrial problems. He notes emphasis on continuance of unemployment benefits under acts modeled after British law amid regional government concerns and criticism of wartime measures.
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New York
Prom Lode
Frederick Browart
Canada
Bannatt
Bert
Austria
Weise Laity
Ovcasion
Therapeutic guide discussed by Prof Rudolf at Canberra lecture
Professor Rudolf of Toronto University opened the Charles Mackay lecture at the Australian Institute of Anatomy in Canberra. He contrasted empirical drug origins with the dangers of overreliance on theory, noting many medicines arose from traditional practice and faith, while science gradually refined them.
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K. D. Rudolf
Toronto University
Canada
Charles Mackay
Australian Institute of Anatomy
Canberra
Colin MacKenzie
Rudolf
Sydney
Melbourne
British Medical Association
Canadian Association
United
Victoria
France
Bilt
Tle
Rudoif
Doan
Bodgetur
Dismanon
Undefined Memory Fragments From An Inner Page
A fragmentary note discusses missing or garbled information in a compilation related to intelligence gathering. The text hints at reserved rights and the need for accurate data, referencing an arrangement or project and implying ongoing work or revision.
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Baubera
Berstea
Canberra Defeats Crookwell In Massy Cup Clash
Canberra won 20 to 3 at Queanbeyan Showground after a strong second half. O'Brien scored a key try and converted, with Gribble and Hawke among standouts for Canberra while Crookwell’s Bradbury and Bellamy produced early momentum before Canberra pulled ahead and sealed the win.
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Crokwell
Canberra
Queanbeyan Showground
Crookwell
Aecord
Goval
O'Brien
Spectatora
Canberra Rik
Nate
Moore
Fettle
Grant
Burn
Clark Bradbury
Bourke
H. Bladen
Armatrong
R. Werks
Clarrie Bradbury
M. Pahey
F. Naughton
Churchill
I Whalley
Prayson
G. Prout
Chas
Bradbury
Hearn
Cumick
Britanny
Canberon
Hy Hearn
Paas
Kays Eclewen
Canherts
Frost
Bellamy
Mein
Hawke
Byrne
Fahey
Carel Bradbury
Gribble
Jood
Inchen Howmvar
Gant Ponta Fuheymi
Brookwell
Whalley
Fatey
Maughtun
Cleetin Bradbury
Peadbryth
Keys
Vintors
Speering
Harwin
Powmelin
Spearing
Crookewell
Krys
Crodkawelh
Penny
Boaering
Bbl
Cronkwall
L. Baggot
Eye Piercing Accident Humbles Canberra Girl Muteking Te
Lyndul Noll of Forrest Canberra was injured when a fork pierced her eye during a running event. She was treated on site and transferred to Sydney for specialist care at Ginter Hospital. Doctors later planned to remove the damaged eye if possible.
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Lyndul Noll
le W. Nott
Forrest
Canberra
Lyndul Nott
Cotta
Canbarre
Aydney
Ginter Hospital
South City Wins Times Shield in Narrow Rugby Thriller
South City clinched the Times Shield after a tight match against Molnkol, with dramatic late pressure and a decisive kick by A Boag. Molonklu reply included Ferrier scoring a try as J. Baker controlled play in a spirited North Island style contest.
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Dugan
Seat City
A. Boag
Molonklo
Ferrier
I Martin
Robbie Wicked
Quale
Mr. J. Baker
Goulburn Defeats Western Suburbs in Close Contest
Goulburn defeated Western Suburbs by 29 to 19 at Goulburn on veterans day. The visitor, travel fatigue showing, failed to match form. later, Goulburn routed Wert Goulbare 38 to 0. Officials seek a Canberra match on September 39 for the Genup & Tt title, aiming to boost the championship record gate.
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Coulburn
Nowentitle Wortarn Bubartet
Goulburn Veter
Renpatiien Werlen
Wert Goulbare
Mil
Goulburn
Canberra
Genup & Tt
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the King’s Cup
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Wez
Auexandiia
Srithah Wishin
Heaplin
Ite Aboukir
Social Services
Health’s Highway
Therapeutist
Tockiey
Trant
O'Brigg
T. Cronkwell
Bydoy
South City
Shield
Etone
Wna
Moleaylo Wa
Curtain Rae
Ute
Aiamy
Fua
Ronin Sify
Puile
Cewwrad Uerasion
Boulha
Pasin
Kak Molonuli
Thal Jone
Gowing
Welch
Moe Chuih
Hony
Harrington
le ‘Brion
Cuban
Book
Maye
Ual
Degan
Wail
Maingate
Te Tobie
Kelly
Crm
HO Robbie
Hawiam
L. Colquhoun
James
HL Chere
Micaels
Keerhige
Martin
P Kelly
W. Suburbs
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