Japanese Ambassadors Consider Military Alliance With Italy and Germany
Reports from Como near Milan indicate Japanese ambassadors discussed a possible tripartite alliance with Italy and Germany. A communique framed as preparation for a broader alliance with the Allied powers, with final decisions at Cernobbio. Berlin notes foreign ministers’ plans amid war-time tensions. Violent anti British posters appeared in Chinese cities as missionaries depart.
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Halifax Defends British Policy in Far East Speech
In the Lords Lord Halifax rebutted claims the Japan formula forced Britain into a policy shift. He warned such views ignore the treaty terms and Britain’s obligations, stressing no reversal of policy and that actions hinge on promoting fair settlement while safeguarding Britain and allied interests in China and with Japan. The debate also noted U S and French interests and broader regional collaboration.
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Danzig Opposition to Nazi Plans May Reach Hitler
The Times reports Danzig Nazi leader Herr Foerster may meet with Hitler this weekend to reveal a developing opposition to the plot. Despite military activity Danzig keeps 24 hour Polish attack delay as a possible bargaining tool amid threats of arrests. A Polish government representative travels to Danzig to discuss food sales refusals at the customs office.
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German Fisherman Faces Deportation Order After Prohibited Immigrant Charge
At Central Court Simon Tydecks, a German fisherman, charged as a prohibited immigrant for adopting a hostile stance toward the Commonwealth. Tydecks, who worked at Moree and was arrested at Tamworth, received six months hard labour with suspension if deportation occurs within fourteen days.
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Chamberlain to Rest Word on Scottish Fishing Relaxation
London reports the Prime Minister will travel to Scotland at month end to seek relaxation for fishing. A subsequent short visit to Balmoral Castle is planned where the King and royal residence are noted.
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Mob invades Parliament House in Brisbane raid shocks capital
About 40 members of the League of Social Justice forced entry to Parliament House in Brisbane, armed with batons, briefly occupying a Labour meeting room before police detained them. The raid triggered protests from Premier Forgan Smith, who vowed prosecution.
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Talks in Moscow as Britain France plan missions
British and French delegations set to arrive in Moscow August 11 or 12 for weeks of discussions ahead of potential war. Stalin backs the talks while Britain and France seek safeguards against indirect aggression and a formula acceptable to all. London notes delays amid terraine of new tactics. National Council of Labour forms a watch sub-committee on the international situation.
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Turmoil in New South Wales party leadership race
The meeting tomorrow could confirm leadership contenders including Mr Mair Mr Richardson and Mr Spooner as tensions rise within the party. Constitutional questions loom as Mr Stevens may advise the Governor on whether Mr Mair can form a government while Spooner supporters push for broader Labour support. In New York Mr Fitzmainons expresses concern over government defeat and hospital policy as he plans a Washington trip.
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Lithuania Seeks Permanent League of Nations Council Seat
In brief from Geneva and London reports Lithuania applied for election to a permanent seat on the League of Nations Council. The piece covers comments on Stevens and party leadership in Australia, with references to political turmoil and resignations surrounding the Stevens government and its successors.
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Australian Hardcourt Singles final set at Fairbridge Memorial
In Brisbane on Friday V McGrath of NSW meets J Gilehriat of NBOW in the Australian Hardcourt Singles final at the Fairbridge Memorial. Also notes a proposed Fairbridge Memorial College in Southern Rhodesia and a fatality from bran-bag suffocation in Brisbane.
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