Hitler Day Celebrations in Berlin Parade Plans
Berlin prepares for a scaled celebration marking Hitler's birthday with a five hour parade and a fast motor road opening. Attaches promise a public display of Nazi pomp involving officials from allied nations and a representative from Denmark.
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Bakyungary
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Denmark
Ruel Juan
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Finland
Latvia
Dan ‘Pronontiat
Agare
British Trade Results of American Agreement
In London the President of the Board of Trade told the House of Commons the Eaton Patterson report outlined definite conclusions on the Anglos American trade agreement. He noted trade shifts and the impact on exports to the United States and other markets, with explanations of what the agreement could mean for future trade patterns. The discussion included accompanying officials and departments linked to overseas trade and export guarantees.
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London
Board of
House of Commons
Ted Kimedora
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Rumania
Oar of
Oliver Stanley
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Frederick Leith Rees
Guarantes Department
Iuiry
AnglosFrumanian Clearing Deyail Department
Egypt Sees German Contract To Deliver Machine Guns
Cairo Tuesday report states Germany has secured a deed to the Egyptian government’s weakness to compel the agreement for the delivery of two Bret machine guns, signaling tense negotiations amid broader war strains.
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Cairo
Germany
Yeakness
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Parliaments deadlock shadows Menzies Page talks in Australia
Dramatic political tension unfolds as Sir Earle Page refuses coalition with Menzies and the House meets to handle parliamentary business. Prime Minister to see Lord Gowrie today amid speculation on whether the United Australia Party and Country Party will sever ties or trigger an early election. The debate centers on forming a stable government in the Commonwealth and managing international concerns.
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Labour Party
Mable
Australia
London
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Daily Telegraph
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Toner
Earle
Radio build up for Sir Earle Page at Canberra event
Readable fragments report radio build up for Sir Earle Page in Canberra as the Country Party intensifies efforts ahead of Parliament’s return. The broadcast adds weight to rumours of Page pushing to keep the Government in a stabilising role, with Curtin and Labour commenting on the political stage and the Times doubting Menzies’s immediate premiership viability.
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Gandorrs
Country Party
Sydney
Tom Collins
Hume
Earle Page
Austral
Apeaker
Yorth
Chinese claim vast wartime gains and peace talks
Fragmented report outlines Beijing asserting administrative control over 411 percent of nine provinces while Japan maintains parts. At Chungking Generalissimo discusses Sino Japanese peace prospects as Chinese and Russian forces bolster offensives.
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London
Chungking
Javan
PLOREE DENIAL OF NISTER MOVE
London reports denial of rumors about a Nister move with the British Consul General in Tangier assured by Spanish authorities that the allegations are sensational and false. Officials cite European nervousness and calls for calm, while the Foreign Secretary notes no information on new aerodromes or fortifications near the Pyrenees or Gibraltar.
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Tangier
Europe
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Unier
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House of Commons
Spain
Pyrenees
Gibraltar
German Move in South West Africa Sparks Government Anxiety
In Cape Town on Tuesday 300 armed police rode a special train toward Windhoek. A bill to join South West African police with the Union police was introduced amid government concern over rising tensions. The Premier and Deputy Premier, General Smuts, defended measures as safeguards after recent intelligence. A Windhoek telegram said haste was not explained. The Premier denied links between the new German consul and the Sudetenland or the Henlein Movement. Questions on remonstrance over a German official’s Swakopmund remarks were dismissed. The Premier declined to comment on possible protests about offensive broadcasts. The Premier justified the apology to convalescent troops. Dominion Party leader Mr. Challen Stallard offered support in crisis mobilization talks. L C F Stallard, Windhoek executive council member, commented on crisis measures.
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Union Police
South West Africa
General Smuts
Sudetenland
Henlein
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Germany
Swakop- Mund
Fuhrer
Johannesburg
Challen Stallard
Dominion Party
Belgrade Talks Hint at New Anti German Bloc
A Wednesday visit by King Caral to Princes Paul of Yugoslavia is reported as an attempt to win Prince Paul over to form a new anti German bloc tied to the Vatican Pact. The piece notes possible Bulgars admission, warns of possible German force, and mentions impending Hitler birthday as a trigger for unrest.
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Carel
Paul
Yugoslavia
Hungary and Italy Discuss Alignment Against Romania
A report from Rome notes Hungarian policy discussions between Hungarian and Italian leaders. Leaders, including Count Lao and M. Tetokt, weigh Italy's stance on Romania and broader Axis alignment as peace-front strength grows on the Rome Berlin axis.
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Signor
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Sind
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M. Tetokt
Lindbergh summoned for duty in vast aviation survey
The Way Department announced that Charles Lindbergh who has not returned to the United States has been ordered to active duty. He will conduct a confidential survey of all army aviation facilities and report findings on European air fighting strength gathered during his stay in Europe.
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Washington
Charen Lindbergh
United States
Europe
Fire sinks French luxury liner Paris at dock
Fire aboard the 24 000 ton French liner Paris at Le Sabotage dock explodes, two firemen fall. one dead, one seriously injured. Art treasures worth 100 000 removed before sinking. Ship rolls to its side, smoke shrouds docks. attempts to salvage continue. Passengers and crew evacuated as explosions subside.
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War Refugees Aid Update From House Of Commons
The Under-Secretary for Fortin Attotra Mr Butler stated Britain would contribute 140000 pounds to the International Commission for Child Refugees from Spain. The British Red Cross and the government mobilized 440000 for relief in camps in southeast France. Britain also provides 600 tons of food for relief of poverty stricken areas at Ma arid.
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Tuessay
Fortin Attotra
Mr. Butler
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House of Commons
Britain
International Commission For Child Refugees
Spain
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Red Cross
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France
Bruce to Decide Soon on Australia Return Plans
In San Francisco on Tuesday Australian Associated Press sources report Mr. Bruce’s return to Australia remains a strong possibility aboard the Mariposa. His aides say plans are fluid for at least 26 hours as discussions continue with various groups and no final decision has been made.
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M. Bruce
Associated Press
Australia
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Mansion
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Prayers for Peace Call for End to Violence
A brief column argues for peace amid rising war risks and questions insurance schemes. It notes public concern over violence and calls for disciplined policy and charitable actions to avert conflict. The piece emphasizes unity, resilience, and cautious governance.
Albania Seizure Debate Prompts Arab Jewish Unity Call
Reports from the Mediterranean indicate mounting resentment over Albania’s seizure amid warnings of grave repercussions for Britain and Western opinion. In Syria and Palestine anger grows as Iraq’s press mocks Mussolini’s Arab leadership claim and calls for Arabs and Jews to resolve their differences to resist the totalitarian menace.
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Palestine
Jamil Mardam
Albania
Kran
Iraq
Mumsolini
Esterday la Palertine
T Ples
Hich
Asmar Mashaabibi
Dla
Albani
Baga
Arama
Rome-Berlin
Damocles
Non-Intervention Fails Movement in London
Fragmented OCR reads of a London news note describe a non intervention protest failing to conclude, with phrases about a meeting and expected government expenses. The garbled text references at least a planned exit on Thursday and distribution of funds, indicating a halted or ineffective movement.
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London
Future of Danzig Council Faction Moves Debate
A garbled report notes a council faction debate on Danzig’s future. It mentions an assembly, a speaker named Afinire, and a House committee, with discussion likely touching governance and regional authority. The fragment hints at party lines and potential policy directions without clear outcomes.
No Rostluo Spirit of Determination Reported
A terse note records the spirit of determination to prevent oso illustrated in local coverage. The article emphasizes resolve and action by unnamed officials to curb the threat. No dates or places are given in readable text.
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