PACT AIMS AT REALIGNMENT OF EUROPE Parliament Meeting at Westminster
Emergency powers legislation looms as Parliament meets in London to discuss precautionary measures amid tensions with Germany and Poland. Officials prepare for possible troop recall and coordinated responses while Liberal opposition and cabinet ministers weigh options and export controls.
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Soviet Approach for Explanation Sparks Diplomatic Talks
Moscow reports that the French Ambassador questioned Mr Jolutov on the impact of a German and Rivenian pact on European tides. Sir William Leeds conferred with M. jatctoe, instructed by his government to ascertain bearing on new negotiations with Germany, Britain, France and Soviet representatives.
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Hitler Demands Return of Former Polish Territories
A semi official view in Berlin says Hitler seeks a settlement that would restore German control over pre treaty Polish lands. Britain and France are urged to counter a possible Nazi move as Ribbentrop’s Moscow trip extends. The Times notes German Soviet talks aim to isolate Poland and broaden German dominance in eastern Europe.
Wheat Sowing Limitation Plan Proposed by Officials
A plan to limit wheat sowings was proposed by Commonwealth and state officials in Canberra with no watering required. Submissions are due by the coming Monday, aiming to cap output at about 100 million bushels, roughly the crop’s current level.
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France Keeps Parliament Silent Amid War Preparations
Paris reports say the French Cabinet met for 85 minutes and chose not to summon Parliament. No mobilization will occur, but the army is raised to 1,500,000 in war footing. Ministers plan to reconvene Thursday as foreign ministers discuss the pact amid assurances to the Netherlands and Britain.
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Keep Calm N S W Premier Appeals Amid War Fear
Amid acute temalon and economic strain from armaments Britain and France weigh restrained action. The Premier MP Aydeny urges calm and unity, acknowledging shared guilt and the need to prevent panic as Europe faces mounting war pressure.
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Soviet Defends German Pact As Step Toward European Peace
London reports authoritative Soviet quarters say the Soviet government views the German agreement as a serious move to secure peace in Europe. They argue the pact does not conflict with a defensive alliance with Britain and France, and Moscow observers see it as maintaining negotiation leverage while avoiding direct involvement in a wider war.
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German Press Elated at Position on Versailles and Poland
London reports a buoyant German press as Ribbentrop’s Moscow visit spurs talks of division of influence with Russia. Berlin voices confidence Britain and France will falter, vows a swift end in four or five days. Newspapers claim Russia will back Germany in grabbing Polish territory and foresee a partition plan, with Germany marching toward Poland and beyond as foreign policy pivots on retreat of the Allies.
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World Capitals Echo Polish German Rome Talks
A chaotic digest notes Bucharest worries over Rumania Poland and Germany ties amid Western powers diplomacy. It cites Time correspondent Budapest, London and Amsterdam dispatches on Nazi pact effects, Japan China relations, and possible shifts in Finland, Poland and Danzig policy.
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Chinese Murder Suspects LONDON Tuemluy
Four Chinese murder suspects were detained in London after a morning arrest led by high officials including Sir Terwane Gr Connner and Sir Waller Munckton. The inquiry concerns habeas corpus and official legal action as authorities tighten control over the case.
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Hitler to Speak on Sunday at Tennenberg
A garbled note reports Hitler will speak on Sunday at 11. Details are unclear but reference to a planned public address at Tennenberg appears.
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Soviet Explains Terms of Pact in Moscow Article
John Gunther reports from Moscow that Russian officials stress the pact may be nulled if either nation attacks a third party. They insist it does not autoallow Hitler a move against Poland and that Russia desires peace, denying Germany a free hand to attack Poland.
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