Increased Pressure on Poland Amid Diplomatic Tensions
London reports rising anxiety as European powers push for action against Poland and Danzig. Berlin notes intensifying anti Poland campaigns while mobilization expands in East Prussia. Authorities debate Britain and France stance as risk of broader conflict grows.
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Commonwealth Cabinet comments on European tensions
The Commonwealth Government faced grave situation updates as the Cabinet reviewed British advice on Europe. The Prime Minister Mr Menales offered no public comments, noting many messages from Britain in the past weeks.
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Car crash near Lithgow leaves one dead
A car skidded off a Lithgow road into a shallow creek early today. Four youths were injured and taken to hospital. James Wileen survived, crawling to the roadway as others were pulled from the water. the motorist escaped unharmed.
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Poland urged to submit amid German pressure in early 20th century crisis
London reports Poland pressed to accept a pact envoy from Britain and France as Rome notes intensified appeals for terms with Germany before a possible invasion. Observers warn Poland faces being drawn into a larger conflict and becoming a pawn in a broader struggle.
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NSW Taxation Increases to Be Made in Parliament
NSW government unveils tax proposals to raise revenue for the state. Legislation to be introduced in the Legislative Assembly next week targets companies and higher income taxes, with expected yield around £3,000,000 in the coming year. The first parliamentary meeting led by Mr. Mair is set for tomorrow.
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Germany and Russia announce credit and barter arrangement
Berlin officials say Germany will extend a credit of £16,000,000 to Russia to purchase German machinery and electrical equipment. In return Russia will deliver £15,000,000 worth of goods to Germany over the next two years, including minerals oil and timber. British and French military missions will continue their cooperation with Soviet representatives in Moscow tomorrow.
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Palestine riots report from London dispatch
The derusslem correspondent describes suppression of a revolt with 49 rebels killed and three privates wounded. Lt Rivett-Carnac led forces in a skirmish at Dherannot as 40 vessels were seized containing 840 Jewish immigrants mostly from Germany Austria and Czechoslovakia quarantined aboard with scarce housing availability.
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Lab our leader Heltren pledges to respect party rank file
State Labour leader Mr Heltren said he would not seek the leadership of the Industrial Labour Party and promised to accept only the decision of the rank and file. He told Maroubra branch members that he was their candidate if they desired.
Italian Moves for World Peace Talks Amid Britain France Delay
An Italian approach to peace negotiates with Britain and France unfolds as Count Cisno’s interview is reportedly delayed until Friday. Reports from the Ampamator and Der Tag suggest advancing talks may propose concrete formulas for settlement, with stakes whether Europe seeks a conference or war.
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Tasman Air Service Amid Turmoil in Tasman Frontier
A fragmented report notes Tasman air service by Sydney to New Zealand faces delays as safety concerns linger over plates across Tasman routes. Officials promise no effort is spared to secure entry to New Zealand airspace, with long studies on conditions guiding decisions to protect the public and maintain schedules.
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Wheat Firms Slightly in Europe Markets Weekly Report
In Europe a tense atmosphere lifted overseas markets with a firm tendency and higher values. Lindsey Walker Wheat Co reports a week of broad offerings from the country facing steady inquiry and business negotiations amid strong demand for parcels of grain.
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National Fitness Council Offers for Schemes Across England and Wales
The National Fitness Council has made 280 offers totaling £1,408,502 for schemes and projects affecting 688 towns and villages in England and Wales. Of the total, £442,008 relates to swimming baths and play areas as part of the plan.
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American Isolation Advocated in Daily News Editorial
New York Bungay reports a leading Daily News editorial arguing for American isolationism. The piece cites public opinion polls and warns that entanglements could require bloodshed abroad to secure peace, urging the US to guard its own standards and shield itself from European conflicts.
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Defence Works Tasmania Makes Claim Burnin
In a report to the Prisis Minis concerning defence expenditure for Tasmania the Free taier Mr Dwyer Gray asked whether the Government planned decentralised expenditure and how amounts could be reconciled with the expenditure by the Governments of C181 NGT600 in Victoria and New South Wales during 1989 1940 and unity fgp6000 in Tasmania with 05 000 for work centralized defence expenditure seen as a strategic mistake headed.
Road Safety Traffic Control Extends Sydney
The second annual report to the New South Wales Roads State Council will be presented at the national general meeting near Monday. It notes a contract for supply of motorized alarm control devices and outlines efforts to reduce road accidents across metropolitan and rural areas.
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Car Overturned Injuring Sydney Dentists in Albury
A Monday motor accident near Holbrook 29 miles distant left Sydney dentist Dy. Biowart Blaie in grave condition after an ambulance delay of two and a half hours. Dr Aishston Chin, a lawyer, sustained minor injuries. Expressions of regret came from the Australian Dental Association congress, hoping Dr Ziele makes a full recovery.
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British Offer to Japan for Treaty Discussion
London reports Britain has signaled to Japan it will not shelve raised questions and seeks full discussion in any China settlement. The note on January 14 indicated openness to constructive proposals on treaty modification and Nine-Power considerations, stressing no unilateral proposals that could harm other powers. In Tokyo and London, officials outlined willingness to reexamine positions with all powers, while opposing currency controls and third power intervention as destabilizing. British- and Japanese-issued notes reflect cautious negotiation amid the ongoing China crisis and related economic pressures.
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Aviation aid report on civil aircraft incident in Western Australia
An official inquiry notes possible impact on RAAF directing equipment at Penrivers near Western Australia. A plane carrying Mr Street suffered a light fault affecting the flight’s direction finding gear. The hearings, detailing faulty apparatus and safety concerns, conclude with recommendations for a new arrangement to improve aviation safety in Western Australia.
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Germans Damage Property Report of Attack and Threats
An official agency reports a German attack near Allenstein injuring a Pole and endangering a woman, with extensive property damage and destructively targeted objects noted. The report details threats and the ensuing property destruction without graphic detail.
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German Open Golf Champion Crowned By Cotlin
In brief German golf results show Kunig taking the German open ahead of Bleneers with a 17 stroke margin over Cotlin. Other headlines note a bomber crew returning from Nord Raw Might and a Sydney moratorium on maritime acts, plus film artist marriage and a libel case ending without verdict.
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