League Faces Settlement in Europe Wheat Famine Record
Washington report to The New York Herald-Tribune cites Agriculture and Commerce intimates that the United States must import 42 million bushels of wheat this season, up from an earlier estimate of 0.5 million. Imports would be unprecedented, four times larger than any year before 1934.
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New York
Washington
New York Herald-Tribune
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
United States
High Court Attitude to Validity in Canada Debate
A fragmentary report notes Mr Hutchinson defending Victoria and Canada against royal power before the King Government. Mr Menzies argues reform of constitutional provisions is needed for High Court service, implying amendments to the Constitution would allow a wider role for judiciary.
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Preannta
Hutchinson
Canada
Menzies
High Court
Bedside Court Follows Shooting in Australia
Victim identifies alleged assailant in a hospital ward case. Joseph Pinnis, labourer, charges pressed after Norman McDonald was shot. McDonald claims not to know why he was targeted. Trial details include cross examination and remand until September.
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Sydney
Joseph Pinnis
Wea
Apecial Pust
Tropa Prince Alfred Hospital
Norman
Adant
McDonald
Hinale
Mick
Minis
Pinal
Britain and France Send Large Delegations to League Assembly
Britain will send a 70 member deputation to the Geneva League of Nations Assembly led by Sir Anthony Eden and others to discuss controversial topics including Abyssinia, Locarno, and Danzig. France follows with M Delbon as Foreign Minister and aims to push arms control and economic relief in Europe.
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London
League of Nations Assembly
Britain
Anthony Eden
Lord Cranbourne
Lord Halifax
Romaay Macdonald
W.S. Morrison
Geneva
Daily Telegraph
Abyssinia
League
Locarno
Danzig
Haly
France
M. Delbon
Abyssinia Excluded From Geneva Assembly
Abyssinia was set to be excluded from the League Assembly meeting as it no longer meets Covenant requirements. The decision does not cancel recognition of Italian sovereignty in Abyssinia, a matter for individual governments. The delicate position is expected to be complicated by Fealian credentials asserted in the name of the King of Italy and Emperor of Ethiopia.
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France
Europe
M. Delbos
Italy
Abystinia
Geneva
Abyssinia
League
Abyaninia
Anil Semperor
Fehiopln
London Minister's Protest Over Abyssinia Crisis
London and Weinemtny report a heated protest as Spanish rebels attack Abyssinia claims, with the Abyssinian delegation excluded from a League meeting. Britain seeks to prevent further invasion and proposes financial support to continue its admin of the territory, while France demands indemnity and authorities in Telunm await new terms.
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London
Abyssinia
Yeeues
Opr
Britain
Abyadilla
League
Joan
Anya
Sini
Britain urged to modify air mail proposals amid opposition
In a heated House of Representatives session Sir Archdale Parkhill announced Australia pushed Britain to alter Empire air mail plans from Singapore to Sydney. Cabinet resisted flying boat control claims, warning such service would hurt Australian internal routes and raise defence concerns. The ensuing debate left details unresolved as future talks with the UK were planned.
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London
Sydney
House of Representatives
Defence
Archdale Parkhill
Singapore
United Kingdom
Australi
Darwin
Australia
Singapore-Darwin
Wellington
Ieate
New Zealand
Mr. Savage
Archiale Prichitty
Dominion
Parkhill
Tes Belton
Civ Aviation
Hatueilay
Orly Age
Bertram
Jortt Alotuae Nupacte Vt
Amallan
Wanganolt
Clude
Ponte and Tele
Langue
HP. Grownp
Bec
Shorehearted Mpport
Defence Department
Cee Neern
Plactag
L. Shepherd
Lunder ‘Goverment
Dirmetion We
Nt Patriotic
Organisation of Purtiguees Lpogtai Bervicen
M. B. Hart
Liberal Party Council in London Calls for Europe Action
A London meeting of the Liberal Party Council declared the gravity of the international situation necessitating a vigorous Liberal movement. It attributed the present crisis to the government’s failure to back the League of Nations and urged a strong policy ensuring non intervention is effective amid the Spanish Civil War.
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London
Thurnlay
Council of the Liberal Arcy i
Lye
League of Navium
Spain
Inet
United Kingdom
King’s War Graves Note Reflects Deep Impressions
The King's Equery chairman of the Imperial War Graves Commission states His Majesty is deeply impressed by the beauty of the war graves on the Gallipoli Peninsula and the Dardanelles campaign shorelines. He expresses trust in the knowledge that these sites bring comfort to the nation and its people.
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London
Tft
Hardinge
Imperial War Graves Commission
Gallipo! Peninsula
Helles
Amano
Auroralin
Dardanelles
Theft of Wool Packs Use of Coronation Forbidden
A legal notice reports theft of wool packs and references use of the term coronation in a forbidden context. The brief item notes authorities investigating the incident and urges reporting of any information leading to a recovery or identification of suspects.
New Coinage Plan Aims Bigger Threepence For Britain
A proposed English coinage plan suggests larger threepence coins minted from previously unused copper alloys. If royal proclamation approves, the new coin will be issued soon, not made of brass or nickel, and sized slightly larger than the current sixpence to curb heavy copper use.
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London
Thureday
Tronmury
Aix
American Flotilla for Europe Recreated Plans
Fragmented OCR text indicates a U S department ordered recreation of a European squadron due to European disturbances. It mentions the European Squadron, a Tear-Admiral, and a mission to protect the American flag in times of crisis. Names and details are garbled.
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Wasmington
Peseraty
Department
Japan
Tho Teas
Pairish
Denvroger Kane
AM Wile
America
Mires
Muropea
Palestine Arab Meetings To End The Strike
The Jerusalem Times reports local Arab meetings across Palestine to discuss ending the strike and violence. The Higher Arab Committee seeks consent before steps. leaders warn of British misperception and compare France's Syria policy. They question if Britain will implement Government demands and support a favorable report.
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London
Jerusalem
the Times
Palestine
Higher
Arab Committee
Hever
Fersuger Paaltio
France
Syria
Britain
Japan Buys Strongly in South Africa Wool Sale
Capetown Thursday reports Japan acted as lead buyer in the second wool sale, purchasing about 60 percent of offerings. Prices remained firm and interior trading steady amid Japan's heavy demand.
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Japan
South Africa
Capetown
Rebel Victory in London Heralds New South Spanish Move
Rebel forces claim an important advance in the south as they push through rough terrain toward Randall and Yan, seizing a critical foothold and signaling a broader strategic shift.
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London
Burges
Glass Works Strike Moves Toward Settlement Talks
Labour council and Lang Organ are in negotiations seeking a settlement for the Glass Works strike. Representatives from Wer on Lang Organ and Upene th Lorgetow indicated efforts to avert further disruptions.
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Wer
Lang
Kellogg Pact stance signals shift in US policy
Diplomatic circles discuss a possible shift from the Kellogg pact toward a new international peace framework. Secretary Hull hints at collective security, yet avoids forced commitments while still recognizing Japan's Manchuria actions. Some see it as a move to reassess the Stimson policy and wartime loyalties.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Good Neighbour League
Mc Hull
America
Attimson
Manchuria
Roosevelt
Stimson
Prin Tiple
Mollison Aims for Third Atlantic Attempt in New Plane
Thureday Jim Moligon plans to depart for New York to pursue a third Atlantic crossing in a Betaine a Flash plane, reputedly the fastest commercial machine. He hopes to beat the flight south to Croixson from New York in 20,000 hours and then attempt legs from Singapore to Johannesburg and beyond toward the Cape, with future plans toward the equator.
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London
Arctic Wreck: Polar Expedition Sinks Off Greenland
Seven French scientists and crew aboard the Pourguol Pan perished after the vessel wrecked near Greenland. Only survivor Rugant Qe nedec clung to wreckage for nearly five hours before being rescued, four miles from the site as engines failed and boilers burst.
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Sumer
Raber’ Geant
Bfichnet Perse
Paulanicle
Vienna
Greenland
Greenlin
Fensul
Perek
Reykjivik
Tueeday
Eres Ntarme
Vonely
Pully
Ecientiste
Rugant
Qenedec
Genedec
Hail of Bullets At Prince's Bridge Melbourne
A lone car fired on Harry Humman 28, a third engineer aboard the ship Mieu Zeeland, as he spoke with a woman on Prince's Bridge. He was shot in the back and left shoulder. pedestrians fled in panic while the vehicle sped off toward St Kilda Road.
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Melbourne
Harry Humman
Prince's Bridge
Hyaman
Mieu
Mae
St. Kilda
Jia
Myeman
Hysman
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