Defence minister says Australia ready for wartime call
Melbourne broadcasts quote Defence Minister Street declaring defences ready to meet any call as Hitler and Mussolini threaten war Toda y. He warns war risk is deadly and near while praising Australia's air defence plan and industrial mobilization. The National Council is established to support the war effort.
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Mr. Street
Airelice
Tnt Industria
National Council
Anti Aircraft Readiness Sparks Admiralty Stir in Australia
In a London style broadcast on the Ark Royal, Lord Stanhope states anti aircraft batteries are manned and ready for any emergency. Australian officials tout military mobilization, rising air and naval strength, and a surge in enlistment and production to support a peacetime to war footing.
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Ark Royal
Retro
Ipeameretics
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Rumanians Recalled Units Move to Frontier
Demobilised forces have been called up again and sent to the frontier amid reports of Bulgarian movements toward the Romanian border. An unresolved misread note mentions lingering Balkan era tensions and regional shifts fueling the mobilization.
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Bucharest
Atvalan Otter
Butea
Corman
Elaine
Dubrudh
Rorgani
Mission to Romania trade expansion sought in London talks
British Ambassador in London met the Foreign Minister in the afternoon to discuss Anglo Polish relations. Tatiana Catt reported the Anglo-Hungarian agreement and meetings on commercial ties.
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London
Ueatny
Britis Ambasaulor
Perth
Count Clumo
Thy Tatiana Catt
Polish Conversations in London With Foreign Secretary
Reports describe morning talks between Lord Valitax and Colona with Polish and Polish ambassador delegates in London. Downing Street footage shows Prime Minister and Stanhope, with mobilisation topics noted but unclear outcomes. A corrected report from Australia labels the talks as satisfactory despite contentious remarks.
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London
Lord Valitax
Colona
Herke
Pollan
Count Haczynmdl
Downing Street
Stanhope
House of Commone
Australia
Asso l
Sharp Decline in Exports Reported in London Parliament Debates
In London and Berlin dispatches dated Wednesday and Tuesday, Chamberlain references a decline in total exports reaching £2,508,000 with figures showing a drop to £12.591 million in a cited period. Lord Stanhope and officials discuss naval and trade measures, while the Press is urged to provide notable promises and reassurances to Parliament.
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Arlin
Manchukuo Premier vows navy as border clashes persist
The Premier of Manchukuo, Chang Chinji Hui, declares plans to build a navy including battleships and cruisers amid tense border fights with Soviet troops near Liuchin. Reports describe cross-border engagements since Sunday, with artillery and machine guns, and reinforcements arriving as attacks resume.
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Tokyo
Chang Chinji Hui
Domei
Liuchin
Singan
Mon Uy
Chang Ching Mui
Manchukuo
London
Anil
Molly Gallacher
Changkufeng
Isiah Republican Army
PS Manchukuo
James McCafferty
Ake
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Darel
Irish Republican Army
Jame Stange Bone Et Gowan
London Transport
Bose
Bombings disturb Birmingham centre with injuries reported
Multiple explosions shook Birmingham at 2 am and 9 40 am injuring none, wounding a priest later in a separate tramway blast. Damages included shattered windows a six foot road crater and a bomb attached to a tram pole as police investigated.
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London
Birmingham
Atston
Iniauten
Corporation Guildings
Atomik
United States
Missy pro-Coulevarde
Liverpool
Japan
Lucih
Military measures decided by phone talks
A Rome message says Mussolini and Hitler conferred by telephone and agreed on precautionary military measures. Albanian reports indicate Italian troops will land in Albania Wednesday and Thursday as talks on reinforcing the defensive alliance proceed at King Zog's request. A Rome broadcast states Italy does not intend to threaten Albania's independence.
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London
Rome
Signor Mussolini
Albania
Zog
Italy
Mobilisation in Alps Shifts to Trento War Footing Reported
British United Press from Rome to London notes Alpine High Command moving from Rome to Trento. A January operation and military detachments report Trento and Caria garcinonn placed on war footing in readiness for mobilization.
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Tuessay
United Press
Rime
Rome
Trento
War Ofer
Trente
Caria Garcinonn
French Cruiser Sent to Reinforce Alexandrette Defense
Paris reports a French cruiser was sent to reinforce Alexandrette with about 1500 troops despite denials that Turkey planned an invasion. The move signals intensified French involvement and a sharpened regional posture amid tensions in the area.
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Paris
Turkey
Alexandretta
Sont
Lithuanian Government Declares Neutral Stance in Crisis
The Lithuanian Government on Wednesday issued a declaration insisting on neutrality and staying aloof from external power struggles. Officials emphasized continued nonalignment with any bloc while seeking stable relations with neighboring nations and partners.
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Kaunas
Czech Football Team Blocked from Visiting Romania
German authorities forbid the famous Czech football team to visit Romania in a reprisal against prior arrangements. The Romania authorities refuse to confirm a visit by the team, citing ongoing tensions between the two nations.
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Bucharest
Wornontay
Germany
Caechonlovakan
Rumania
Czechuislovadcin Fints
Toothart
Ahrangementa
Flying Clipper Lands in England After Atlantic Flight
The giant Pan American flying boat Yankes Clipper reached Southampton after a long Atlantic crossing. The arrival marks a milestone in air travel as officials celebrate the milestone and the crew's achievement.
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England
London
Thesday
Southampton
Murder of British Consul Follows Death of King Ghazi
London dispatch reports King Ghazi of Iraq killed in a car crash last night. Mourners attacked Mosul’s British Consulate, killing Consul G. E. A. C. Mason and injuring others. Martial law restored after four suspects arrested. a special court to hear the case. Iraq’s Prime Minister conveyed regret to the British Charge dAffaires. The three year old heir, Abdul, has been proclaimed king. traffic halted, body to be laid out Wednesday.
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London
King Ghazi
Iraq
Mosul
G. E. A.C. Mason
Tetuan
Baghdad
Ghazi
Felist
Emir Abdul
Trafic
Palestine unrest wounds British archaeologist official
In Jerusalem on Tuesday Arab detainees totaling thirty five were held following the wounding of British official J. M. Tilite attached to the Palestine Archaeological Museum. The incident highlights continuing unrest in the area and the government response.
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Jerwusalem
J. M. Tilite
Palsatine — Archaeological Museum
Labour minister outlines new flat bill process in New Zealand
Wellington Asia political reform briefing reports that the Minister for Labour Mr Wend announced a new austems of industrial legislation. Future bills will go first to Cabinet then to the Labour Party Caucus and finally to the Advisory Council on Industry before Parliament. The aim is greater uniformity in industry.
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Wellington
N.Z
Web
Labour
Wend
Labour Party
Advisory Council On Industry
Eric Campbell Retains Solicitor Title In Full Court
The Full Court in Sydney rejects striking Eric Campbell from the solicitor roll. Chief Justice Sir Frederick Jordas and Justice Maxwell oppose removal, while Justice Maree Rogers would grant the motion. The court orders Campbell to pay costs due to irregularities raising suspicion, with the matter tied to Kee ler Laboratories Ltd.
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Sydney
Wedn
Eri Campbell
Solleltara
Frederick
War notes and health ailing Duke of Kent in January report
Fragmentary item notes gold production at 257,068 ounces and Australian bee output for January. Also reports the Duke of Kent with an inflamed throat running a temperature and remaining indoors for several days, with engagements and financial figures unsettled.
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Duke of Kent
Waronas
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