Italy Risks War as Mussolini Presses Conciliatory Offers
The Times reports Italy abroad with Liberty of Action as its watchword amid scepticism toward conciliation efforts. Berlin hosts Signor Attolice amid hints of an Italian German conference on Austria, while Mussolini allegedly courts Hitler, signaling shifts in Italo German relations and Geneva sanction talks.
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Australia Faces Trade Struggles in Postwar Wool Markets
In remarks on European trade, Sir Henry Gullett notes enduring demand for Australian wool despite substitute chatter and price pressures. He cites government credits, treaty complexities, and the need for concessions to maintain wool profitability while European buyers seek cheaper sources. The memories of Australian soldiers influence officials’ cautious stance.
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Electoral roll closes for advisory council and hospital board
The electoral roll for the advisory council and hospital board elections closed yesterday with many enrolments and address changes. Electors exceed 3200, a notable rise from the last advisory council poll. A separate court session covered the Cronulla murder trial with jury issues and evidence debates before Chief Justice Jordan.
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Italian Bank Rate Rise Reported in Rome
Report from Rome notes a raised bank rate as authorities consider further tightening. The exchange and financial markets react to the move, with pundits citing potential impacts on investment and consumer borrowing while officials debate timing and scope of further adjustments.
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We Shall Go Ahead 14 to 1B
Fragmentary note describes a military maneuver and a moment of lingering tension. Names and places are unclear, but the phrase We shall go appears amid garbled text referencing Signor Mus and Agito. The readable parts hint at a wartime context with Italy and Mongtrats, yet critical details are lost.
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Signor
Mus
Italian Submarines Move Amid Ocean Patrols
Italian forces report submarines on the move in naval patrols. Mechanical and defense measures are in place as vessels navigate strategic waters. Officials confirm ongoing operations with no immediate confrontations noted.
War preparations in Ethiopia and London on brink of new drive
Addis Ababa reports heavy Italian troop concentrations on three northern points and Ethiopians mining passes to block advances. Italians seek to strengthen Italo German ties as Mussolini summons cabinet, amid fears of imminent withdrawal from the league and possible new offensives.
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Addis Ababi
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American Concess Still Stands in Global Trade
A fragmentary report quotes F. W. Rickett in a British press interview asserting American interests will persist despite claims of concession. He suggests the concession would last about 15 years and argues the Hague Court cannot overturn it.
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Tropical rain expected with monsoon in New South Wales
The Slate Meteorologist reports wide monsoonal rain over New South Wales and Queensland, likely to relieve western drought. Yesterday's rain marked the start of tropical showers across much of the area, with storms and thunder anticipated in the next day or two.
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Labour Leader Vows Resignation Over Armed Conflict View
Labour figure Mr Lanbury offers to resign after a controversial debate on foreign policy and arms, saying a Labour voice should lead on the matter. Sir Walter Citrine judged the move a party issue, not a trade union one, noting Lanbury did not consult Labour executives.
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Senator Huey Long Shot in Louisiana Corridor Attack
Senator Huey Long was wounded in the abdomen by an assailant in the House corridor of the Louisiana Capitol at Baton Rouge. Dr. A C Weiss, linked to an anti Long faction, was identified as the shooter. Long was transported to Charity Hospital where surgery was performed. an inquest is planned as guards are mobilized.
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Breathing Spell Roosevelt Seeks Industry Recovery
President Roosevelt calls a breathing spell for industry as vital to recovery, replying to Roy Howard. He argues the tax base cannot be broadened without hurting the poor and that the administration’s experimental work is completing its task, framing a campaign for reelection in 1936.
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New Deal
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Queensland rainfall report notes wide south west fall
In the south western area an rainfall total varied from 60 to 260 points over the period. Weather observers reported differing amounts across locations, reflecting uneven precipitation patterns and ongoing rain events in the region.
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Enum Ghanevie
Armas
Cancelled Monospar aircraft certificates amid Australian incident
In Sydney authorities cancelled certificates for Monospar planes after a Brisbane flight experienced a flap malfunction that caused a wobble but landed safely. The cancellations followed an accident report noting potential airworthiness concerns and similar alleged issues with Monospar aircraft in other regions.
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Monospar
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O Tees
Occupants Rescued From Plane Wreck
A crash about 40 miles from Pridey station left the plane almost wrecked. The pilot Stepile, Me Mather and Bas Hot remained aboard while the other passenger Renfrey walked for help. They were short of food and killed a baby crocodile from their cargo to survive. Renfrey’s endurance during the trek through rough country was noted. The plane would be brought to Adelaide by truck.
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