Disarmament Conference resumes at Geneva after long adjournment
After more than seven months, the Desarmament Conference opened in Geneva with President Henderson urging all parties to collaborate. He outlined aims including land armament limits, air force safeguards, and controls on arms traffic while protecting states under aggression. Norman Davis of the United States emphasized general disarmament and proportional naval reductions toward treaty limits.
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Germany
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Robert Williams
Wallame
Horsham
Amd
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Thomas Hagges
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de Bard's
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Noel
French Foreign Minister Attacks British Attitude at Conference
M. Barthou lashed British policy during the Ly atmanen Conference session. He argued Sir John Simon presented one plan among others and urged France’s opposition to further German armament. The exchange reflected tensions between France and Britain over disarmament and strategy.
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Sir John Simon
Rome
Gerrans
Canberra Letter Details Canberra Boxing Revival And Trade Ties
The correspondent reports on Australia’s trade stance urging Britain to protect agriculture and maintain links with Denmark Argentina and the Dominions. It notes Canberra’s cultural growth and a renewed boxing movement amid efforts to establish a virile pastime club, despite opposition.
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Controversy Over Holy Communion Practices At Local Service
The Sydney sermon criticizes reverence for the Lord's Supper and debates whether participants must examine themselves before partaking. The speaker argues for spiritual discipline and cautions against unworthy reception while urging respectful observance by all attendees.
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J. McLean
Sunayne
Alin Conley
Melbeonrrinne
Sheep Mortality After Grazing Paddock Harvest
A drover found several sheep dead in a Maroona paddock after allowing grazing overnight. Several sugar gum trees had been cut and their half-green leaves were eaten greedily, leading to the belief the foliage caused the deaths.
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Maroona
Boxing Boom Drowns Culture at Albert Hall
Report notes boxing bouts at Albert Hall draw large crowds with hundreds turned away. Critics warn of a culture clash as boxing surges, eclipsing chess and music while prominent fighters draw attention and potential splits in the Canberra camp.
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Albert Hall
Mitch
Cagberra
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