Disarmament Conference Moves Toward Naval Pact
The United States plans a December 5 session of the Disarmament Conference to address naval arms limits. Japan, Britain, Spain, and China engage in a cautious exchange on submarine tonnage, extraterritorial rights, and a proposed joint commission to monitor Chinese laws and reform.
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Washington
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Japan
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Great Britain
Shin Ise
China
Yn International
America
Tte Press
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Britain
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Naval
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Andon
Relin
Japanese press riled as bio pact rumors swirl
A chaotic Tokyo dispatch reports inexact U S and British coverage alleging a bio weapons pact. Aimed at swaying public opinion ahead of a conference, press outlets claim Japan may accept terms, with sensational claims of naval buildup and a 40 percent public reaction forecast amid uncertain dates and figures.
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Japan
Ulster Parliaments Open and Ulster Stance on Talks
London dispatch reports Ulster Premier Sir James Craig stating Ulster refuses to enter an all Ireland Parliament under present terms but will consider other avenues. He warns negotiations may break down within a week and asserts Ulster will not sacrifice rights or be intimidated.
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Financial Sanity and Postwar Economic Trusts
London report quotes Winston Churchill urging overseas bankers to pursue financial sanity through an Anglo American Japanese triad and a Europe wide understanding among Britain France and Germany. He notes reduced reparations and calls for monetary estimates in goods and services while warning bankers against slander and urging swift aid for reconstruction.
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Britain weighs German reparations with France and creditors
Reuters reports Britain is studying all aspects of the German reparations issue. A British note to France says Britain cannot ratify while outstanding arrangements remain. It urges that a ten million pound installment due August 24 be used first to cover costs of prosecution and Belgian claims while considering safeguards for other creditors.
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Reuter
London
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
Uys Wikebian Agnigment
New Scheme Discussed At London Meeting
A conference in London including Mt Austen Chamberlin and Lord Birkentine discussed a totally new set of proposals. The meeting lasting two hours addressed a deal with Sinn Fein law affairs and the actions of Ulster. Proposals were communicated a few days earlier and are alleged to be coercive in form, pending approval by southern representatives.
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Lloya Georse Ui
Ulster
Sotherners
Soldiers guard monastery amid Belfast attack violence
Report from Reuters describes soldiers guarding Leonard Monastery during a tense scene in Belfast. An armored car waited outside at vespers as mobs threatened vengeance. Worshippers kept safe inside. later a bombing attack wounded two and the assailant fled along the railway embankment.
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Marie
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Domb
Belfast
Tino Man
Conference Considers New Plan At London Talks
Report from London outlines a new plan being discussed by negotiators, with sources noting expert input and potential implications for ongoing service negotiations. The Daily Mail indicates talks continue this week amid cautious optimism.
Federal Parliament Debates Estimates in Melbourne House
The Melbourne house of representatives discusses government funds and defence pay, with Mr Hughes pledging £6000 to defence employees and considering continued work past December. Treasury estimates, public service queries, and Ulster relations feature amid debates on Australasian policy and Sinn Fein negotiations.
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Australians win by 10 wickets in Cape Town Test
CAPE TOWN cap off a dominant victory as Australia chase in the second innings, Malley and Carter-Weis pace the chase with strong stands. South Africa’s bowlers struggle as Ling and Nourse fight, but the Australians clinch by ten wickets, a decisive performance with Macartney among the bowlers.
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Lead industry gets a boost North Mine to resume production
Melbourne reports lead prices have risen since November 1920, lifting optimism for Broken Hill mines. Directors of North and South mines plan to extend operations as soon as feasible, contingent on ore grade, costs, and wage stability. Aimed measures include a London price anchor and potential cost reductions to sustain production.
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Wheat Board debate on payments and pool completion
In the Legislative Council debate Mr Gordon urged completing pools and making five final payments to farmers without delay. He noted 8,000,000 business of wheat to tie, 150,000 bushels of South Australian wheat from 1947-6 harvest, and that the 1920-24 harvest had been sold. Mr Smith reported remaining wheat and anticipated not all shipments before year end.
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Bushfires rage in New South Wales amid strike actions
In New South Wales western districts fires persist as workers subduing the flames strike for higher pay. They demanded 30 shillings a day and refused to resume until an increase was granted, leaving the situation largely unchecked.
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New South Wales
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Fragmentary note on memory and sport ethic
Fragmented text mentions memories, skill, genius, and sportmanship amid frustration and bitterness. It appears as a stray reflection rather than a complete report, with garbled names and phrases obscuring concrete facts or events.
Broken Hill Mines Examine New Worker Health Questions
A conference among the Mining Association Trades and Labor Council and Workers Industrial Union discussed medical examinations for new hires and the status of workers on May 4 1939. Chairman Emery stated new entrants must be examined for 24 diseases, with an offer permitting old employees to transfer to other roles if they obtain limited health certificates, to be acted on within a specified time. The unions will consider the matter and meet the companies again tomorrow.
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Mung Managers* Association
Prices of Metals Measured at Exchange Then and Now
Prices of metals at the exchange show mixed results with quotes for silver at 2 2/… per ounce and standard bars around 2 2/2, while other grades read 286 1/6 and 342-37-8 as the latest figures.
Wazirs incident quoted by Indian soldiers noted
Indian soldiers reported a Wazirs incident involving cross border tensions with Afghanistan. Officials identified ongoing border security concerns and heightened military readiness in the region.
Soldiers overwhelm in fierce battle near Bastoro
Confused dispatch reports Afghan units clashing with Indian soldiers near Pistia. British officers killed or wounded, 29 senior officers said slain, 20 evacuated. Local Algerian government protests and measures taken amid raid turmoil and retaliatory steps.
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Bastoro
Pistia
In Higgs
Uedeh
Touey Moe
Wazira
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Persevers
Girl Acquitted of Murder Amid Courtroom Turmoil
In Sydney a young girl was acquitted of murder after a sensational trial. The court heard allegations involving a seducer and the newborn, with the judge and public prosecutor referenced amid a tense courtroom scene. The verdict led to emotional reactions and debate over responsibility and justice.
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Wedmas
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WY Drink Bill Referred in NSW Parliament
A fragmentary report from Sydney discusses a 64 million pound figure tied to a year in New South Wales. The note references a 95 7 62 headcount and mentions a 4matint and ab sobollo igor in relation to the bill.
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