France Talks on Covenant Stand as Italy-Ties Fray
Geneva dispatches report France pledging to stand by the League Covenant amid rising tensions between Britain, France and Italy. The Times notes the gravity of the crisis with Britain seeking peace, Laval signaling Franco-Italian alignment, and Mussolini’s stance shaping a difficult path for collective security.
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Actress Shot at Lonely Farm House
The noted actress was found dead with a bullet wound at a Pennsylvania farm house where she was visiting M. H. Rogers, a relative of the Standard Oil founder. Authorities say Rogers seized the revolver after a struggle while acting in self defense as he declared his love for the victim.
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Population projections and immigration seen as solution
The Director of Health for Queensland, Bir Raphael Cilento, told the BMA Conference that Japan’s population would reach 118,290,000 by 1987. He warned that England, America, and Australia would face stalemate and decline, predicting Australia would grow no more than BA million with a vast immigration-driven rise, describing immigration as the ultimate solution.
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Speech likely when House meets Melbourne Frnd
Report notes the Federal Cabinet meeting ends with budget figures near completion and the budget statement expected from the Treasurer by September 2. Following British practice estimates will be delayed until the adjourned Budget debate. After the Budget address, the House will tackle the validation of the Bill to be passed by September 28.
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British Labour Denounces Mussolini as Irresponsible Fanatic
London reports a strong Labour denunciation of Mussolini by former Cabinet member Merbert Morrison and party leader, condemning his actions as fanatic and dangerous. The statement calls for loyalty to the government and warns of the threat posed by fascist aggression to Britain and the world.
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America watches closely amid Geneva war talk
Washington debate centers on Italo Warbo g situation as Geneva discussions prompt U S pressure for peace. Hull outlines steps to exert moral force and urges nations to honor the Pact of Paris pledges. Public opinion weighs potential sanctions and the impact on allied support and a peaceful outcome.
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Jelly fish fall from sky over Sydney during storm
In a Sydney rainstorm at Frankton thousands of small jellyfish fell from the sky. Most were about half an inch wide with some smaller. The jelly washed into brown lumps as the rain paused and sunlight touched them. A meteorologist said a short lived water spout likely lifted the jellies from the sea.
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Modern Life Lowering of Nerve Tone
A study notes that despite modern habits and stresses the family tie remains vital for emotional balance and resilience. Researchers highlight routine support, shared meals, and open communication as factors strengthening nerve tone and coping with daily pressures.
Lord Horder Addresses BMA Conference on Health
Lord Horder physician to the Prince of Wales told the BMA today that modern illness stems from a general lowering of resistance and nerve tone, noting increased nervous disorders and penrastenia. He urged focus on diet and old health practices, warned against birth control legislation, and commented on alcohol, beer, and the cocktail habit in relation to peace and nervous health.
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Reichstag Special Meeting Called Nuremberg
Reichstag to convene Sunday after the Nuremberg Nazi Congress to hear a statement from Hitler and discuss anti Semitic measures and Germany's stance to withdraw from the League of Nations. Hitler reviewed 50 000 Labour Service Corps in formation and proclaimed them the army of compulsory labour. Precautions guarded his route with barriers along streets to his hotel.
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Queanbeyan sewer relief labour wages spark protest
Queanbeyan officials clash over proposed sewerage works to be done by relief labour with a roster system. Unemployed men demand better pay and a public meeting while local leaders seek a cautious approach to avoid harming business. The minister pledged local preference and no rationing, with wage scales tied to family size and marital status.
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Huey Long Buried In Baton Rouge After Funeral
Mourners filed through a memorial hall and thousands gathered along the lawn as Huey Long was laid to rest in Baton Rouge. A military escort carried the casket while crowds estimated at 160000 watched and listened to the funeral eulogy amid heat injuries and the start of competing political activity.
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State Lottery Judge Upholds Race Going Sydney
A truncated courtroom notice reports Justice Lang Innes presiding over a state lottery case at the hotel hearing. The record mentions a dispute involving funds or tickets and references a judge’s decision related to a race or draw, with geographic notes near Georgia River and a Friday hearing.
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London Thurway Dispatch on Baltic Move and Malta Garrison
Report from Geneva cites no confirmation of a French report about the Scandinavians quitting the League if the covenant falters. Britain plans three battalions to Malta to restore garrison strength to the pre 194? establishment era, reflecting ongoing international tensions and troop redeployments.
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Abattoir plans tied to Cooma railway line growth
A Canberra area meeting outlined a new abattoir to support a larger stock trade via the Cooma railway line. The project aims to improve local supply, reduce handling costs, and create jobs, with locations at Letchworth, Quaanbeyan, and Burbong under consideration to serve stockowners heading to the Sydney market.
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Officer's death by own action shocks Queensland office
In Brisbane on Friday, Stewart Lyle Stormonth a Clerk of Petty Sessions at Nambour visited the Under Secretary for Justice George Carter and claimed long service leave. After a remark about relief workers' pay day he drew a revolver and shot himself in the heart, firing a second shot as he fell. He died at once and had made a will in Nambour the previous day placing his affairs in order.
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British Woman Wins Foursome Title at Moss Vale Cup
A British woman clinched the foursome title at the Moss Vale Cup, defeating a field to capture the championship. The event showcased strong forms from leading participants, with the winner earning top honors in the competition.
Golf event foiled by rain as locals shine in C B A Cup play
Amid drifting rain the C B A Toure ament stages were marred while Linge Bivit jah golfers excelled, with Mise P. Barton and Mrs J B Walker taking second by one stroke. Moss Vale won the C D A Cup district trophy with Goulburn second, and the Blomfield Cup went to Four fomes by a slim margin. River flooding and calm weather near Sydney framed the day’s news on sport and public safety.
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Federal Medical Research Council proposal outlined
The Minister for Commerce announced the government plans to establish a permanent Federal Medical Research Council with state cooperation. The council would coordinate federal and state medical research to fund nationwide disease treatment efforts, attract endowments, and support primary industries. Cabinet will consider substantial subsidies.
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Court to Hear Edict in Favor of Iemer Ltd
In to day’s court session the edict of 110 is in favour of Iemer Ltd in the action brought by The Al a tue against the defendant company. The matter involves NEWSPAPERS AT LAW ae STONEY Priday and wuThg as counsel for the parties.
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