Italy Seeks Settlement Talks With Britain Amid Abyssinian Crisis
Rome reports from multiple newspapers indicate easing tension as Britain contemplates naval maneuvers and possible sanctions. Italian optimism centers on a potential British restraint, Geneva discussions, and Musolini counter proposals shaping a cautious path toward negotiation.
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Britain
Council
Italy
England
Daily Telegraph
Geneva
Signor Musolini
London
Paris
Ecenes Geneve
Australia and Britain Faces War Question in Senate
Senator Mc Lachlan argued Australia must back Britain and the League of Nations in the Talo Abyaian dispute. He warned against non participation, urging adherence to collective security and the empire's foreign policy while opposing any move toward war or new obligations. He claimed England faced war and Australia should not withdraw from the League's peace efforts.
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League of Nav Jona
McLachlan
Senate
Australia
England
Beilaln
Star McLachlan
Minglan
League of 1
League
Labour
Aithar
Ganatar Coftage
Benatar Melachlan
Labour Party
Singland
Eneland
Geneva committee debates Abyssinian reply and Franco British accord
The Geneva committee of the League discusses Abyssinia's reply and confirms Britain and France agree on the need for decisive action. A report to the Council is to be submitted tomorrow while Abyssinia signals willingness to negotiate on the basis of principles and peace terms.
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Muning
Langue Council
Bub
Pive
Abyesinia
Endiso
Tila
Pila
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Britain
Ar. Anthony Hides
M. Laval
Francs
Mealy
Maine
Campbell Black Lands After Desperate Desert Escape
Captain Campbell Black and his co pilot McArthur survived a mid air emergency during a record attempt to the Cape. Their de Havilland Comet crashed after being forced to bail out near Khartoum with casualties avoided. Black had left Hafield on Saturday and reached Cairo at high speed before vanishing from further reports.
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Cairo
Wife’s Advice Saved Airman in London Cinema
Capt. Black’s wife heard news of his peril in a London cinema. She urged him to use a parachute despite his habit of not using one. A Melbourne paper editor notes the Comet crash and recounts that parachutes were not used in the Centenary air race.
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Monany
Black
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News Chronicle
Brier
Wheat Growers Budget Relief Provisions Announced
The Commonwealth government outlines relief provisions for wheat growers for 1085-34, totaling £100,000 with £25,000 to Tasmania. The budget compares expenditures across states and highlights higher wheat prices affecting farmers, middlemen, and projected gains. The plan includes £275,000 for primary producers and references state allocations and accumulations up to June 20.
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Poe
Wan Goto
Wales
Annalier
Australia
Western
Tanzania
Disappointing Budget Speech Criticized by Acting Opposition Leader
Acting Leader of the Federal Opposition labeled the budget disappointing despite revenue gains from tariff cuts and lower imports. He urged complete restoration of old age pensions, public service relations, and criticized the government for not presenting a progressive policy to address payment problems. The statement notes changes in taxation and references fiscal year comparisons and farm policy promises.
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Bate PS
Une l Country Party
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Byrney
Tuenlay
Holt
E. Webb
Webb
Leven
Cinice
Chauifers
BMA
Government works councils to expand in water and power schemes
An official opening of the annual conference of the Local Government Association highlighted plans to urge councils to engage more in water, electricity, sewerage and drainage projects. The minister for works stated government intent to cooperate with councils and tourism districts to better develop and promote local areas.
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Bydney
Tuesdny
Gryamment
Kr Bpooper
Bpooner
Appreciation of New Tobacco Duties Debate Highlights Rates
Government support for a new tobacco duties framework is praised by council figures. Aldermen argue for reduced interest charges and criticise contracts while calling on authorities to lower loan costs and press for smarter budgeting amid tobacco duty policy changes.
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Fation
New England
Fuation Board
Spooney
Strattex
Morton
Murrickville
Commonwealth Bank
Bosaner
Australian Tobacco Drawers Association Leader Speaks
Mr Thompson, president of the Australian Tobacco Drawers Association, said earlier a differential rate was impracticable for manufacturers and customs, but now they believe those views were correct.
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Thompson
Australian Tobacco Drawers” Association
Chief Justice Appointment Question Sparks House Debate
In Australia the Chief Justice's retirement prompts questions in Parliament. Frank Brennan notes potential propriety of appointing a Chief Justice from among bench elders. The Attorney General weighs precedent from recent Victorian appointments and High Court debates on bench numbers and traditional selections.
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Australia
Frank Brranan
House of Representatives
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Justics
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An H
High Court
Justien Tassos
Jon Hie
Ethiopian Emperor Grants Free Pardons for 60000 Prisoners
Addis Ababa reports the Emperor will pardon 60,000 prisoners and fugitives on condition they join the army. The move aims to bolster Abyssinia's forces, with cautions over integrating religious groups and regional loyalties amid ongoing conflict.
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Abyssinia
Rifian
Tuly'e Kanda
Lajjasaas
Adres
Gars
Jesyou
Defence plans to boost coastal defence and air power near Sydney
Defence authorities near Sydney plan a coastal battery of 1 inch guns and fortifications at Rollnest Island. Rahnley air base expansions will raise R A A F strength to over 200 aircraft with two new squadrons of 12 Hawker Demons each and a reserve squadron of 12, part of a three year expansion backed by a defence vote of £7.352 million this year.
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Defence Council
Rollnest Island
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Parkhill
Reduced Wages Tax Announced In State Budget Sydney
The Budget Speech in the Legislative Assembly outlined wage tax cuts totaling £500,000 for weekly earnings under £32, effective January 1, with a further 1 percent rail freight cut from November 1. The deficit for the year is projected at £1,750,000 from revenues of £43,572,071 and expenditures of £45,067,196, while last year showed a deficit of £2,298,924. </s>
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Sydney
Stevens
Legislative Assembly
Hong
Mr. Stevens
Military funding boosts for Aussie forces and navy
A portion of 431000 is allocated for general expansion of the military. The bulk funds go to war materiel and ammunition and development of mechanized forces. An increase of 208000 raises the total vote for the Australian Navy to fully arm all 12 ships.
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Aan
Canat Co
Beasley Attacks Defence Vote Allocation Debate
Beasley attacks defence expenditure and tax policy amid wartime pressures. He cites a rise of about 1,250,000 in last year’s defence spend and proposes funding from limited removals of Australian taxpayers’ relief. He argues workers and pensioners should bear burdens as war preparations continue, while unemployment figures and war service claims are scrutinised.
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Lhewe
Hucvent
Governor General Hosts Canberra Meeting Onn and NAFTA Inaugural Fund
A Canberra hotel gathering of officials and representatives from more than fifty organizations backed a plan for an inauguration fund and public presentation. The Federal Capital Territory Citizens’ Affiliation was formed, electing officers led by President Hobert Garran and secretary L Lavellow, with donations from Canberra University College Students Association and Tel Park teachers to seed the fund.
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Eanes Waa
Canberra
Himit
A Binkelay
Federal Capital Territory
Air Hobert
Vie-Preaidents
J. 1
Cumpatin
Archdeacon Robertson
A. Blakeley
L. Lavelow
Treaurern
Muniré
A.B. Dickinson
E. W. Parsing
Mewar
Kanwled
Tel Park
Relief Scandal Allegations Against Doctors Signs
A government inquiry questions improper signing by physicians involved with unemployment relief. Reported irregularities include doctors allegedly signing false attestations to approve payments, raising concerns over medical responsibility and public funds. The issue drew attention from authorities and the British Medical Association as officials warned of consequences.
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