Scullin Addresses Geneva Disarmament Talks
Mr Scullin spoke before the Disarmament Committee in Geneva reaffirming Australia’s commitment to the League of Nations aims and disarmament. He warned that failure to curb armaments risks war and urged progress toward lawful settlement of disputes. He backed the proposed convention on financial aid to nations in need, with conditions on disarmament linkage and guarantor liability.
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Scullin Arrives in Geneva Amid Imperial Conference Prep
On leaving Toulon for Geneva, Mr. Scullin expressed relief at resuming harness and headed to join Doctor Thomson’s forecast low mood easing after travel. Sir Robert Garran and Mrs Brennan welcomed the party, while red roses were given to Mrs. Scullin. conditions included persistent rain and fog obscuring Lake Geneva.
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Australian Visit Figures In Labor Office Report
In Geneva on Saturday officials discussed entry to International affairs via Austral director and Soukin. Thomas referenced Boulin as a target for a visit, noting Australia’s role as a model stimulus for European students under Tabor legislation. Scullim cited constitutional limits affecting extification plans.
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Aeroplane Stolen In Sydney First Joyride Case
Sydney papers report the city’s first aeroplane theft. Two men claiming Aero Club permission persuaded a Hargrave Park caretaker to let them fly a plane. After damaging the propeller and undercarriage they returned it to Mascot Aerodrome by motor lorry, which was hired to collect payment.
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Compulsory pool rejected by NSW wheat farmers
In New South Wales a compulsory pool proposal was rejected for the third time as only 62.84 percent of voters supported it, short of the 66.6 percent needed to carry the measure. The poll closed yesterday with farmers voting against the plan.
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Britain Leads Export Rise in Giant Air Liners
Britain remains the leading exporter of aeroplanes with orders from abroad mounting over the past weeks. Japanese and French governments have sought all metal bombers built in Britain, and British engines equip many models. Home orders include eight 40 seater Handley Page airliners for Imperial Airways to Madras with a 120 mph speed, two lounges and a bar, large luggage holds, and freight space.
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Army Defaulters Get Special Instructions Change in Regulations
London Saturday The King's Regulations on army discipline amended to replace pack drill with special or useful instructions for minor defaulters. Previously defaulters confined to barracks without fatigue work faced compulsory pack drill.
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Liquor by Air Sequel to Reliability Race Fined
Great Falls Montana night scene notes Frank Hawks and Captain Harde man arriving from Canada after the reliability race around North America. They and Brock Rath Elder and many others were fined for carrying liquor on arrival. Mention of Mr Gardwell and a Western Australian Rhodes Scholar appearing in the garbled text.
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Lost in Arctic Diary Tells Of 1897 Expedition
A fragmentary diary recounts the 1897 Swedish Arctic balloon journey of Andree and Strindberg, detailing voyage to the North Pole region, drift on ice, hardships, and eventual disaster as they proche toward Spitsbergen. The account highlights science notes, hindered progress, and emergency measures during the failed expedition.
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Death of Sir Neville Howse Soldier Parliamentarian
Sir Neville Howse VC former Minister of Defence and Health for Australia died in London at 65 after a serious operation. A Somerset native who built a career as medic, soldier, politician and administrator, he served in the South African War, led medical services in World War I, was Mayor of Orange, Victoria Cross recipient, and later Australia’s Defence and Health Minister. Funeral planned at Kensal Green Cemetery.
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Wages Tax Exemption Debate Divides Government
A Labor Conference clash over wage tax exemptions looms as Premier L L Hiy refuses to confirm Budget timing. Finance experts meet with Cabinet advisers Saturday amid signals the government seeks new revenue sources while considering income relief for low earners.
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Motoring Risks in Morocco Reported by Times Correspondent
A Times correspondent notes dangers in an open taxi to Bowire Morocco as a stone strikes a native in the temple during a defile crossing. In related items, Forest Wills dominates a blank in a final, while Grecian National Championship results show Vincent Ich defeating Kozeluh with scores 2 8 and 10 a.
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Terrific Gales Sweep From Atlantic and Port Scenes
Terrific gales sweep from the Atlantic disrupting the south coast as ships struggle in heavy seas. A French liner caravan from New Zealand reaches Southampton amid crowd scenes while Portland witnesses tidal surges and coastal damage, with lives and property in jeopardy.
Late Sir Conan Doyle Inspires Idle Gossip in London
The Sunday Giraffe reports on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s public reception amid rumors and mock inquiries. Lady Conan Doyle comments on the novelty of the scene, hinting at future messages to the world while noting Doyle’s recovered spirits after his win.
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World’s Best Loser Tribute Sparks New York Gossip
In a New York tribute note, humianist actor Mr WHL Hogers proposes presenting a loving cup to honor the world’s best loser. Mayor Walkie is teased as custodian of the Punt Rad, amid 140 convictions noted with more to come.
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Captain Matthews Arrives in Ramath After Long Voyage
Captain Matthews from Belin departed Thursday and arrived tonight in Ramath aboard the vessel Galcuttas. The arrival followed a lengthy journey with seventy days at sea from Bashar, and the crew reported steady progress despite delays.
Russian influence on wheat prices shocks markets
In New York and Washington officials discuss alleged Russian influence on grain costs. A Russian syndicate reportedly sought grain on Chicago prices, with claims of large wheat exports and U S speculation driving price moves. Officials debate implications for U S agriculture and world markets.
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Japanese Divorces Rise In Two Months At Kobe
Kobe reports a surge in divorces over the past two months with Tokyo recording heavy cases. Authorities warn family pressures and social strain contribute to separations despite legal options.
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GHDAD Left Baghuat Sunday Arrival
Misthowa arrived this morning as a tram Aarnudi, and the file Lunn later, with Akepl noting the sequence of events.
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Bravery Rewarded at Clyde Station in Sydney
James A. Player a 22 year old porter at Clyde railway station resisted an armed robber on August 13 and sustained a gun wound to the arm. He has been awarded 250 by the Railways Commissioners for bravery.
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Woman Flyer Preparing for Unknown Destination
A woman identified as Mrs Victor Bruce, a well known aviatrix, plans a departure early next week with United Service. She intends to reach Undine and possibly travel to Tokyo, Gageown, Darwin, or return. The exact destination is undecided.
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Scotland Beats Imeland in Amateur International Match
Scotland defeated Imeland at Aberdeen on Saturday in a foray that featured two goals. The match highlighted Scotland's efforts in the amateur international arena with notable play by local players.
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Conservatives and Tariff Debate At Crystal Palace
London Sunday report quotes Neville Chamberlain as stating the Conservative government backs an emergency tariff as one of its first actions. He claims negotiations are under way with imperial and foreign interests and stresses using federal power. He accuses Labour of favoring a fixed system and argues for a tariff that balances home grown and Empire goods.
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