Perth Leaves New York for Sumalea on New Year Day
HM A S Perth sails from New York en route to Sumalea via Aun Civile. Trade Commissioner MacGregor bids farewell as Francomb expresses pleasure with American hospitality. A port incident involves a young sailor from the Portland ship who drank whisky with New Yorkers on Fourteenth Street, wandered sans uniform and shoes, and was escorted to the penal by a policeman who paid the fare and thanked the taxi driver.
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Perth
New York
Sumalea
Aun
MacGregor
Bla Fayewell
Teman
Industrial Peace Sought in Australia Amid Aircraft Drive
Government signals aim for harmony with workers as 5000 Beaufort aircraft jobs to be created over three years. Minister for Supply and Development Mr. Casey agrees to engage unions in the plan during a deputation discussion.
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Sydney
Thurauy
New Melbourne Apparatus Announces Military Appointments
Melbourne announces major changes in the huatuallan military leadership. New appointees include Chief of General Staff Major General G A Lavarak and officers commanding Southern and Eastern Commands. Several senior officers retire from the Military Board as replacements take effect from October with November placements.
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Melbourne
Thiesidy
Corcea
Detener
My. Etreet
Stall
G. A. Lavarak
Southern Command
Victoria
Tanzania
South Australia
Mites
Eastern Command
N.8
VA Blurdee
Northern Command
D. Wynter
Wentert Command
Wantern
Australia
J.N. Durrant
A. K. Emiert Guartermanter-Geners
Manter
Ordnancea
TH. Willlame
E.R. Jackson
Chawer
Coli V
Blake
Northern Territory
H. Robertaan
The
Banister
Ayaten
Gwenemian
My. Street
Bir H. Jean
OD. Phiilips
Raveron
Military Board
Shige M. Williams
Baas
Sheenjan
German Threat to Hungary Br Bratislava Occupation Possible
Budapest bureau of The Times reports a German commander may be installed in Bratislava with formal occupation expected. Germans fill streets though not officially present, hindering Slovaks and Hungarians from crossing the frontier while roads to Poland grow congested with German traffic.
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London
Budapest
The
Times
Bratislava
Umfort
German Plot in Upper Silesia Shocks Europe
Reports from Upper Silesia describe arrests of German minority leaders, alleged concentration camps, and fears of martial law as Poland tightens controls. The piece cites leaders from the German Work Union and Young German Party amid widespread claims of German expulsions and heightened tensions at border areas.
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Ota Union
Poland
Young German Party, Inc
Howe
Reia
Ander Ty Niin Warstring
Warmiw
Tanday
Siesta
Hanten
London
Ma Chaves
Gerrannty
Revine Ouylaw
Berlin
Premier Forgan Smith extends longest Queensland term
Brisbane report notes Premier Forgan Smith achieving the longest aggregate term for a Queensland Premier, surpassing prior records. He has served seven years and two months plus fifteen days, tying with Sir Samuel Griffith for the longest tenure in state history.
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Brisbane
Forgan Smith
Queensland
Queenaland
Samuel Griffith
Basis for German Co operation and Danzig status debate
Reports from Brance and London discuss a peace front basis for Polish German talks. Danzig’s status, its return to Poland, and German connections are framed as prerequisites for negotiations, with Allied actions and French attitudes shaping potential moves.
Oil Wells D Down To Prices In Global Output
In New York a group of oil producers including Five Sister firms Oklahoma Arkansas Karting and New Mexico reduced well output to two thirds of normal in a coordinated move. The aim is to push prices back toward nine dollars per barrel as producers expect others to follow.
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New York
Oklahoma
Arkanacs
Karting
New Mexico
Tess
Viele
Cole Fapre
Puisinna
Utie
44 Hour Week Debate Acknowledges Shorter Working Trend
The Arbitration Court indicates a move toward a shorter working week as Minister for Social Services Sir Frederick Stewart voices support. The discussion covers retirement age, job security, and reducing unemployment by enabling earlier departures from industry while maintaining economic stability.
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Sydney
Arbitration Court
Social Services
Frederick Stewart
German Persecution in Danzig Reports Arrests and Forced Removals
War saw dispatch notes German persecution in Danzig with claims that 386 Poles were arrested between January 1 and July 1 and 417 families were forced to leave the Free City amid a widening crackdown.
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Warsaw
Dunel
Free City
Defence Plans Confrence In Sydney For Defence Mastery
Brisbane dispatch reports Prime Minister Menzies will meet Defence Minister Street and Supply and Development Minister Casey in Sydney to discuss defence mastery. Street travels from Melbourne to join, with return planned later. Conference expected to influence defence preparation.
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Brisbane
Tor
Sydney
Mir. Menzien
Defence
Mr. Street
Casey
Tos Aorrow
Melbourne
Bankers Ban on Employees Aims at Briton German Understanding
The Link organization, described as aiming to improve Britons and Germans relations, has been advised by city bankers and associates to curb employee involvement. The move signals a cautious step by London financiers amid tensions.
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London
Merah
United
Daminione Trax
Membiere
Testanti
Blockade of Hong Kong Talk Fails to Clear Plan
Tokyo says blockade of Hong Kong not intended and not needed. Japanese army targets irregulars in Kwantung while awaiting envoy reports. No sign of policy shifts in North China. Ambassador Craigie reports to the Prime Minister on economic issues affecting the Dominions. A Japanese spokesman hints a broader international settlement blockade could be possible amidst Shanghai conditions.
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Tokyo
Admiraly
Hong Kong
Japan
Kwantung- 1
Envoyi Nhy
North China
Robert Craigie
Baron Hiranune
London and Britain Face Danzig Return Without War
Speculation in Britain centers on Danzig and possible German plans for its status as a path to avoiding war. Officials warn that no Munich lesson should be decisive while calling for stable dialogue between the Free City and Poland to prevent crisis and general European involvement.
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London
Paria
Britain
Germany
Naas
Danzig
Giornale d'Italia
Polish Economie
Poland
Munich
Hitler
Berin
General Goering
Himmier
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Lin
Danvig
Reich
Allgemeiné Weltung
Lem
Colon
Lannton
Danaig
Senate
Hote Greisey
Taine
Chadackiy
Generé
France
Polar
Free City
Boland
Eldente
Pres Heraiee
Stlseliv
Dunst Senate
Palla
German Methods Raise Tension Across Europe In Early Showdown
London dispatch reports nervous strain as Germany presses Poland talks amid Britain and Japan weighing formulas. Tokyo moves to respond while China reconsiders wartime controls, and observers note unresolved peace terms and mass diplomatic maneuvers across Asia and Europe.
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London
Poland
Banxig
American Nazis Heated Scene at Inquiry
Chaos erupted during a Washington inquiry as American Nazi Lew Kuhn clashed with Rep. Barnes and others. Police intervened as the heated exchange over Reno and Germany’s leadership grew louder with accusations of un-American activity and demands for witnesses.
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Witnem
Kuhn
Amecan
Barnes
Moyen of Representatives
Tmerae
Rintow
Carmany
Btarnys
Rsm
Mere Hiller
Jackie Coogam Hale In Fraud Case At School
A juvenile case highlights a claim tied to a fortune valued at 136000 dollars. The Supreme Court examines a warded amount and related actions while names and places appear in fragmented OCR text.
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Jackie Coogam
Weiinemiay
Baltio
Lira
Choxamse
Ates
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