World waits on British reply to Hitler swift weekend events
British Ambassador Sir Nevile Henderson and the French ambassador met Hitler on Friday. Henderson flew to London to confer with the British Cabinet and will return to Berlin with Britain’s reply. Reports say the Soviet Foreign Minister urged Poland toward a late decision, while Roosevelt urged Hitler to accept Polish direct negotiations. The French ambassador at Moscow was recalled in protest against the Russo German pact.
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Sir Nevile Henderson
Herr Hitler
Nevile Henderson
London
Berlin
Associated Pres
Moscow
M. Moltony
William Leeds
M. Naggin
Pasia
France
Glelwite
Hungary
Rumania
Poland
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Naki
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Poznan
Prague
Motvia
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Owning
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Jomea's Park
Lat Hullsi
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Chgucanth
Weetminner
Henderson
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Biller
Loyd Halltas
Bian
Natecnes
Preax
Herr Tuer
Te Palla
Lipaki
Mie
Nenacied
Mihserin
Timon
Bir Nevile Hotverson
Herr Hite
Neutrality pledges reach Poland Germany and Lithuania
EUTER'S Kaunas correspondence reports Poland and Germany secured neutrality guarantees to Lithuania. Germany’s ambassadors assured Belgium and Holland of respect for their neutrality, while a mobilization notice in Belgium and emergency powers in Bermuda indicate broader wartime measures amid the crisis.
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Euter
Kaunas
Poland
Germany
Teapedta
Lithuania
von Bulow Swaste
Leopold
Belgium
von Burgererode
Filelmine
Holland
New Yugoslavian Cabinet Formed in Belgrade
Belgrade reports a new cabinet under Prime Minister Jeade, including five old ministers and new faces. The government aims to stabilize towns elections and continues focus on export policies. Also noted is a Japanese goodwill flight sponsored by a newspaper covering 34,000 miles.
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NEW Yugoslavian Saminet
Belgrade
M. Ovethaviten Jeade
Cab
Windert
FORO
Saturany
Goodwill Air
Mnet
Nippon Gales
Mini Nahi
Peace Hangs on slender thread as Britain, Germany and Italy move
Rome reports Mussolini and Hitler in prolonged talks while Downing Street prepares a reply to Germany. Paris warns civilians to leave as the international crisis deepens. British officials and press describe a fragile peace, with cabinet delays and ongoing diplomacy involving Nevile Henderson and Lloyd George’s government.
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London
Sunda Keys
Downing Street
Herr Hitler
Rome
Associated Press
Signor
Mussolini
Paris
National Ministry Probable in Austrian War Crisis
Reportedly Labour Party attitudes could decide the formation of a National Government in Austria in wartime. Some observers see Labour's adherence as crucial, noting Curtin's stance on international action signals possible government unity. A potential emergency pact with Penny Farle and Mengies Siniatry might bridge rifts between WAP and the Country Party.
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Sige
Labour Party
Labour
Curtin
Farle
Mengies
WAP
Country Party
Cabinet Review of Outlook from Melbourne Weekend Talks
Prime Minister in constant contact with British government and the High Commissioner in London, meeting Ministers in Melbourne to review the past 24 hours. Canberra petrol survey checks garages for supplies and average weekly sales as part of a Commonwealth plan to ensure fuel convergence.
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Islbourne
Britten
AUR
Uraline High Commissioner
London
Ifr
Bruce
Melbourne
Canberra
Anglo Polish Pact Confirmed In Britain And Poland
The House of Commons announced on April 6 that a bilateral Anglo Polish pact was signed by Lord Halifax for Britain and Count Raczynski for Poland. It establishes a framework for mutual defense if either party faces aggression by a European power, with articles detailing how commitments apply and how neutrality or economic measures interact with potential hostilities. The agreement aims to deter direct involvement unless a breach by a European power occurs, and binds both nations to consult and coordinate in crisis.
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Britain
Poland
Lord Halifax
Count Raczynski
Colonel Beck
Tandoh
House of Commons
Ata
Mrentena
Paytien
Eonkeen
Ansur
Mulpeatt
Partien
Antiwar Riots in Germany Reportedly Escalate
The witness described a string of antiwar demonstrations as police drew backlines on the crowd. Protesters declared they will have no war and urged an end to conflict.
Japan likely to pursue independent foreign policy
Tokyo signals new decisions as Japan moves to avoid a rigid bloc stance while strengthening anti-Comintern ties. Cabinet aims to shape a broader foreign policy, with reports of partial restraint on immigration measures and plans to protect Japanese nationals in Europe.
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Japan
Tokyo
Associated Prem For
America
Pearceinem
anti-Comintern
Pact
Tapa
Laolnion
Eton
Japanese Hint Of Australia In War News
Fragmented war brief reports scattered figures and forces in Europe and Asia. It mentions 1200 Japanese potential mobilizations in Hamburg and 400 in France, plus Russian divisions, river operations, and contested maneuvers as spokesmen discuss aims and perceived bias.
Lang Group Loses State Labour Control In Conference
Sydney reports the Haftron Labour Party won a decisive Unity Labour Conference vote, restoring the right to elect the party leader to Lang’s faction by a 205 to 106 margin. Lang’s bid for leadership appears unlikely as industrial party members displaced Lang supporters from key offices. executive posts to be filled next week amid tense proceedings and calls over the Daily News.
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Sydney
Haftron Labour Party
Unity Labour
Labour Party
Lang
Sevih Walee
Wenen
Siggrstion
Nowa
Daily
Daily News
1Ke
Mrr
Memran
Ehateman
Ballon
Labour Unity Conference
Lihis
Labour
Aimaat
Industrial Party
J. Cranwell
Meaira
J. Hughes
J. Meet
W. Eivunn
Grutuan
Chinese Murder Suspects in London Case Sparks Diplomatic Tangle
Reported in London on a Saturday, Chinese murder suspects face questions over pawns or concessions to Britain. The affair involves four Chinese individuals accused of complicity in a murder connected to the Bavornigent case, with debates on extradition to Chinese authorities. Officials warn of international friction as Britain weighs legal steps amid foreign affairs cautions.
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London
Britain
Athlon
Berlin
India
British Muntelpat Council
Parvons
Yelasky
Oi Facta District Court
German Soviet Pact Shift Prompted by Public Manifesto
A damaged OCR fragment describes a manifesto alleging a non aggression pledge from Britain and France to Poland should war arise. It claims Britain and France would blockade to pressure Germany and notes a supposed shift in policy from an old enemy to a friend, with calls to avoid harming the German people.
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Peo
Soviet Russia
Britain
Poland
Germany
France
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