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03 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
1
British pressure onJapan muddled talks and protests
Reports from London and Tokyo indicate British pressure threats and protests tied to Tokyo talks. Officials deny a link between anti British demonstrations and government policy while warning Japan over order in occupied areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinat
Kato
Tokyo
Ami
Japan
United
Mr. Dooman
China
Tt ‘E
Cielea
London
Sir Robert Craigie
Hon
Ers
Spooner Moves To End Premier Stevens Rule
In the New South Wales Legislative Assembly a Spooner motion faces a 43 to 41 split as Labor and independent MPs rally behind a censure of Premier Stevens. Key figures include Lethbridge Walker Heffron and Chaffey with debate over the budget and unemployment conditions fueling the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Mr. Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Sydney
Messrs
Spooner
Lee
Lloyd
Ross
Sanders
Shand
M. Robson
Bennett
Chaffey
H. Bategentur
Stevens
R. B. Walker
Heffron Party
R. J. Heffron
Legislative Assembly
Heffron
A. EF. Reid
Ua.p
New South Wales
Australia
Reid
Heffron Labour Party
Labour Party
R. Weaver
Mr. Reid
Parliament Adjourns For War Preparations Amid Assurance
The British Parliament is to adjourn on Friday until October with assurances that adequate arrangements exist to ensure Parliament will meet during a time of war, led by the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr.House of Commona
Delayed Talks on Anglo Soviet Pact Over Baltic Issue
The Soviet news agency reports delays in the Anglo French Soviet pact talks due to Britain's indirect aggression stance. Butler's House of Commons remarks on Baltic independence are disputed by the agency which says both sides agreed on Baltic independence. A Telegraph naval note claims a British whip paper would let Russia enlarge a new battleship from 4,000 to 45,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Government
W. F. Dunn
Lab
Mr. Lagzzarini
Mr. Dunn
Martin
State Superannuation Board
Sami
Moscow
Butler
House of Commons
Baltic States
Britain
London
Pally “ Telegraph
Russia
Standing Army Plan Rejected by Australian Government
Prime Minister Menzies announced no change to militia structure even as Lieut. Gen. Squires urged a permanent force of 7 500 with 1 000 recruits yearly. Government would not sponsor a Defence Act amendment to enact the recommendation, preferring to expand training of the voluntary militia and maintain universal training only as a future consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzies
E. K. Squires
Lyons-Page
Squires
Mengies
Defence
Mr. Street
Australia
Sales Tax Impost On Narrowed Field Debate Returns
Government circles expect return to six percent sales tax rate though final decision lurks late this month. Since 1980 31 the tax has widened from £138 7 million to £200 million, with total taxable field near £580 million and nine year revenue of £92 28 million. Remove exemptions may spread burden, Lyons era relief at about £140 000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.ap
Lyons
British Petrol Reserves Plan Announced in Commons
The Minister for Mines Mr Lloyd announced in the House of Commons a plan to maintain petrol supplies, build reserves, and ensure distribution and price control in wartime. Passenger vehicle rationing will be introduced and reserve fuel already increased for regulated wartime use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Lloyd
House of Commons
Bombay Riots Spur Curfew In Eighty Five Riot Injuries
Daily Mail Bombay correspondent reports 56 injured in rioting after curfew with 27 police among the wounded. Pro prohibition demonstrations involve about 100000 Moslems and Hindus singing anti drink hymns as police with bayonets guard strategic points with orders to fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bombay
Daily Mail
Precautionary Measures Against Spies Strengthened
Minister for Supply and Development Mr Casey outlined tightened anti espionage rules in defence sectors. No foreign workers are to be employed in munition plants and checks on staff and visitors are intensified. Security officers replace civilians and any pro fessional or political affiliations are scrutinized for dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Casey
Commonwealth
Reprisals Against Arabs in Jerusalem After Ambush
A Royal Worcester force attacked Arabs in Hebron following the ambush and killing of a British soldier on July 27. Troops killed nine Arabs and captured several others, with a quantity of arms and ammunition seized.
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Jerusalem
Royal Worcester Ahire
St Hebron
Detzbei
Arma
Ammunidee Eee
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