Reprisals Prohibitive Duties Against Japan Hopes for Settlement
London dispatch reports tensions over the Tientsin blockade with water rationing and a barricade electrified by Japanese forces. Prime Minister Chamberlain said he still hopes for a local settlement. Possible British measures against Japan include prohibitory duties, repudiation of the Anglo Japanese treaty, and other economic actions. Separate aerial search updates show wreckage recovery efforts near Cape Moreton with exclusive photos.
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Tientsin
Chamberlain
House of Commons
China
Messares
Five floating objects off Cape Moreton feed Nerita search
Air observers report five floating objects off Cape Moreton likely wreckage from the Nerita and Jauneh. Recovery teams and the Matthew Flinders continue search while a public inquiry and amendments to the Navigation Act are urged by maritime bodies.
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Maritime Council
The
Seamen's Union
Point Cartwright
Nerita
Eape
Moreton
Filnders
Beer
Idee
Seteray
Bruce Munro
Aircrafts Pty, Ltd
Nor
Bergest
Ald Mesate
ME Carey
Zon
Sinich
Atuims
Cifticult
Munro
Bork
Uistieg
Orphus Noualdiaion
Dintadtice
Messrs
Joe
Lgutencinnech Goud Basin
Cabe Meta
Wires to Be Charged in Shanghai Siege
A dispatch from the Central Chinese News Agency reports Japanese forces guarding Chinese workers and water restrictions. Evacuations of women are considered while British authorities warn against barricades. British, French, and American diplomats seek food shipments as tensions rise around Shanghai and the Belt concessions.
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Tientsin
Felliare
Genmide
Genmide Tesnet
U'Ind
Jambon
Belt- Mt
Brian Firme
Shang
Tental
Lenni
Titus Conant
Knay
Kelas
Amol
Uubliin
Tokle't
Asia
Ianoeneren
Domehews
World War II Era Foreign Policy Fragments
Fragmented discussion outlines global attitudes toward the Far East and Europe. Mentions Germany Italy and Japan, with vague references to Rome-Tientsin tensions and Mediterranean movements amid uncertain dates and alliances.
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Middle East
India
China
Ieota
Teallan
Gerun
Germany
Tientsin
Japanese demand boosts wool market in Brisbane sales
Demand from Japan and Germany lifted the wool market with higher prices and strong competition. About 2900 bales were sold to Japan, with top prices reached for certain branded lines, while overall quality remained good and converters anticipated higher values this week.
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Germany
Bradford
France
Joan de Joy
Sydney
Brisbane
Hfracombe
Japan
New Zealand Naval Crew Walks Off Ships Demanding Pay Rise
Five hundred ratings from three ships in the New Zealand Naval Squadrong walked ashore at the Auckland base and held a stop-work meeting for higher pay and better conditions. An armed Royal Marines guard prevented others from leaving. The action involved crews from Achilles Leander and Philomel and prompted a report to Commodore J. W River Carnac and the Defence Minister.
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N.Z
Auckland
New Zealand Naval
Achilles
Leander
Philomel Themens
Cams
Itwan
Annaynd
Philomel
Gihers
Nea
Wil
Brisbane Plan Transfer of Air Force Squadrons to Dromes
The Defence Minister announced temporary transfers of two Air Force squadrons training for duty in the north to civil aerodromes at Brisbane and Darwin within weeks. The meeting urged a pay rise for personnel and discussed accommodation, marriage allowances, and the broader force strengthening plans as Cabinet considers improvements to New Zealand rulings.
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Meuhourne
Street
Brisbane
Darwin
Burect
Io Pebri
She
Air Force i
al Bchimond
Nsw
Ila
New Atalion
Ambettey
Heer Ipswich
Newbeoker
Mandela
Amberies
Omer
Samme
Areher
New Zealand
Royal ‘Navy
Bmgland
Savagel Sa
Mme
Mammoth Casket Prizewinners in Courier-Mail
The City Hall will draw the prize at 7 tonight for the Mammoth Casket event. The Courier Mail will publish the full list of prize winners in all editions tomorrow after a rush for the last tickets, including country returns.
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Mammert
Courier-Mail
Queensland Eight Named in England Rugby Tour
Queensland fields only eight players in a 29 man England tour squad, despite winning the state championship by beating New South Wales in three of four series and Victoria once. Wilson of Queensland captains the side, while New South Wales contributes seventeen selections.
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Queensland
New South Wales
Bomb outrages in Haifa kill eighteen and wound twenty four
London reports two bombs exploded simultaneously in Haifa market causing eighteen Arabs to die and twenty four to be injured. Chaos followed as crowds gathered and bystanders were struck by debris. A Jew in a nearby street was reportedly killed as authorities cordoned off the area.
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Guna
Rockhampton
Sui
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Kenneth Sweeney
Canine Anreet Mat
Herbert Nermen
Lakeley
Grazemere
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Mammoth Casket
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