Britain Will Not Force Blockade At Three Mile Limit
Britain's stance in the House of Commons shows refusal to challenge General Franco and to protect British merchant ships inside territorial waters. Government insists protection only off the coast and at sea, outside the three mile limit, while avoiding direct intervention in Spain.
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London
Britain
Costa
Mr. Baldwin
House of Commons
Labour
France
Bilao
Bettaim
Ain
Spain
Board of Trade
Basque Porta
Atta
Gatua
Franco
Labour Campaign Opened For Gwydir By-Election
A Labour campaign launch for the Gwydir by election is described with critical remarks on government policy, financial savings, and taxation. The report cites Mr. Curtin arguing for reductions in interest payments, tax revenue growth, and critiques of expenditure while noting diplomatic and naval concerns. (Continued on Page 2)
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Australia
Hanse
Wtax
Mr. Lyoms
Curtin
Sculiln
Lyons
Govara
Maort Sy
Gare
Rocklan Trade
Wrilen
Gustothar
Hns Welfare
H.M
Mil-L'Omee
Fm Australie
Ow Sealand
Har
Alphonso Financing the Rebels
A report notes King Alphonso of Epalat providing large aid to Spanish rebels. It quotes officials claiming 2,000,000 in support and a pledge to sacrifice all to ensure Franco's victory.
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Baldwin
Alphonso of
Epalat
Alpuonas
Franco
Britain Declines Recognition of Blockade Policy
In a Commons statement Prime Minister Baldwin clarifies Britain will not recognize a blockade but warns it will not tolerate interference with British shipping. He defends government action to protect merchant vessels amid tensions and Greek-British confrontations, urging restraint while recognizing risks in the current shipping area.
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Toment
Baldwin
House of Commons
Lis
Greece
No False Step in British Policy on Spanish Situation
London reports reveal Lord Cranborne and Anthony Eden defending nonintervention in Spain. Eden warns against入 risking war or arms race, insisting Britain must avoid provoking civil conflict while urging coordinated European restraint.
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London
Lord Cranome
House of Commany
International Board For
Liverpool
Recre- Vea
Anthony Eden
Rhs Foreign
Europe
Spain
Britain
Rebel Counter Attack Near Madrid Reported
Fragmentary Madrid dispatch notes a rebel counter attack near Madrid with unclear details and references to a university city and winter subparts, suggesting wartime activity and unrest in the region.
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Madrid
London
Neal
Sean
University City
Paper Market Extraordinary Rush of Orders
British mills sold out for the 1937 general price increase as demand surged. Trade reports show mills cornered by strong orders, signaling a tight supply and rising costs for paper products nationwide.
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British Mills
Canberra Programme Slowed Down in Election Year
The report notes the 1937/38 work period in the Commonwealth and cites factors delaying projects. It mentions a 750,000 volume of ore and 37,000 civilian contractors affected, with shortened working year and wage taboos, hampering engagement of skilled labor.
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Pament
Officials Sealed Case Amid Loom Verdict Controversy
Officials sealed a case amid a controversial Loom verdict as Roma, Romani groups, and legal entities challenge the ruling. Court actions continue with no final settlement announced.
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