06 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1928
Page
1
Paris press flags Kellogg plan to abolish submarines as hypocritical. British and French leaders resist naval cuts. In London, Devon church unrest prompts a small walkout with hundreds following the vicar, but no riots follow.
A garbled report notes a four day session where officials hint at possible treaty terms with wartime creditors. The article mentions a committee and government signals toward agreement, with emphasis on debt relief and conditions for future aid.
A magistrate abruptly quits a conference and departs with Wharfie Bourrampton. event noted on Monday.
Eileen Benneth defeats Mrs Ryan 5-4 in the Cannes tournament quarterfinals. Miles Bennett reaches the semifinals with a 9-7 2-8 12-30 win over Betty Nuthall.
From Lithuania a Pi per Als uslfe and duaghtan plans cattle in Australia. By special arrangement Regler world service adds to other special service information. rights retained in Australia and New Zealand.
Fragmentary OCR note lists players and scores for tennis and golf events, names such as Doran Bruce Lynette Dow Mac and others appear with numeric scores and positions, context unclear due to corrupted text.
Residents of Matlock Derbyshire seek a month long ban on weather related radio broadcasts to test effects on local conditions. The proposal notes mornings are often fine but rain tends to worsen afternoons and evenings with higher winds and dampness.
A prisoner named Edward pleads for a chance to learn carpentry or other trades in prison, saying his aim is honest work and eventual release. He cites past misdeeds but argues skill training could help him reenter society and avoid further crime.
London report from the News Special notes BBC engineers in Keston and Melbourne struggle with a woolly signal. Initial reception is poor despite some improvement over earlier tests.
London suffragists gathered for a reunion recalling the campaign era as Parliament considers a bill extending voting rights to all women at age 21. Notable attendees included Miss Grivia Pankbert, Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, and Mrs. Bowe Martyn, each having faced imprisonment for the cause.
The King and Queen welcomed 70 Canadian farmers at Buckingham Palace yesterday. The guests wore maple leaf insignia from Queen Mary’s earlier Canadian visit, and the event highlighted ties between Britain and Alberta farmers with the Prince of Wales present and discussions at the Edward FP.
Public satisfaction rises after the Circ Committee opens the new City Treasurer office at Town Hall on Saturday morning. More than 150 callers visited the office that day as the hours and operations were demonstrated, including a camera operator and extended schedule to 4:30.
ADEE Bigh Commissioner Sir Grane Wile Ryvie issued a statement on migration to the Prem outlining precautions and high standards. The notice urges more boys aged 15 to 18 and hundreds of thousands of women aged 18 to 35 for absorption amid ongoing concerns.
Mrs Margaret Egutton faced losses after a fire on Movember 1 in Bankstowy. Her hoard of pots valued at £62 10s was destroyed alongside beer dining area. The Paxrematia District Cor ner ward reports the blaze fully destroyed the property.
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