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GIRL REPRIEVED. (Press Assn—Copyright.) PARIS, December 24. The President of the French Republic (AL Albert Lebrun) has commuted the sentence of death on Violette Nozieres, who was found guilty of parricide, to hard labour for life. KING’S BROADCAST. PARIS, December 26. The British Empire broadcast was the most successful and most appreciated Christmas radio event throughout France. Newspapers unite in praise and admiration, and print the King’s words in their entirety. SUGAR PRODUCTION. LONDON, December 26. The “Sun-Herald” Service learns that a fresh attempt to restrict sugar production will be made at the new conference at London on January 18, to which Lord Plymouth, who presumably will preside, has issued an invitation to all countries participating in the previous conferences.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 December 1934, Page 9
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