Britain backs Polish stand in face of German pressure
Britain reiterates its stance on Poland and urges Germany to seize the Polish dispute as the sole path to any Anglo German understanding. The reply, after Munich, stresses Britain will not be deterred or misled, and arms are for defense not aggression. The tone warns that German actions will determine any future negotiations and cautions of the perils of war.
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Poland
Hitler
Britain
Germany
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Mr. Chamberlain
London
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Crista
JME Sri Ueverymon
Uie
Herr Miller
Pollan
Beitini
France
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Warnew
Hallam
Holland
Chamberlain Speech Containing Peace Negotiation Note
Fragmentary passage cites Chamberlain remarks on peace talks and parliamentary debate. Archibald McIniall aligns Liberal Party with Government stance while urging cautious progress. The scene shows the House of Commons adjournment with unresolved negotiations.
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Archibald Minciall
Liberal Party
Gervan
ThaLmus
Hour of Commons
P.m
Britain Calm Amid Wartime London Streets
London observes a calm weekend with few war signs in the streets except curb paint and slogans. Crowds throng beaches and theatres as residents resume normal life while evacuation plans and wartime duties shape operations. A Daily Mail report notes 200 imperial airstaff ready for Croydon evacuation, with skeleton staff keeping services running overnight.
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Croydon
Documenta
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Ax Dora
Pact Boomerang Dampens German Diplomatic Leverage
A distorted quotation reflects Hitler’s rejection of Daladier’s negotiation offer and demands over Danzig and the Corridor. The piece notes Britain’s cautious stance and warns that Germany’s moves in the Ruslan and German pact could rebound, while France and others resist escalation pending the international crisis.
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Herr Hitler
M.daladier
Deneig
First War Map Published in Sydney Print Shop
In preparation for European conflict a Sydney print shop released a new world map of Europe and adjoining regions. The map highlights population data and provincial lines, presented in alphabetical order with accompanying notes.
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Sydney
Europe
Wren
Australian Air Force orders Wirraway production line
The Sommionwesith Airtail Corporstrairs Plant at Flahermmen's Bentie received approval to produce the Wirraway, a single engine two seater trainer. Australia aims to field the type quickly and prioritize performance, with ongoing development to maximize efficiency and readiness in the coming months.
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Flahermmen
Bentie
Australie
Gaye & Mackie
European Crisis British Reply Reached Hitler
British Ambassador Sir Nevile Henderson met Hitler at the Chancellery in Berlin. The exchange noted that a German reply to Britain would shape Poland's access to the sea and territorial bounds. The session followed by notes on Daladier and Hitler responses, with expectations for a decisive Axis reply around May or June.
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Germany
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Woodrow Wilson
Poland
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Otto Moines
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Herr Hiller
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Daladier
Herr Miller
Uhrowit
Paris Calm Under Stress Amid War Coverage
Paris remains calm as firer day drills and air alerts unfold. reports note M Deladier's communique to Hitler and Leon Blum urging steady pledges to Poland. evacuations of 1700 Americans from Paris planned tonight while Rome shows little warlike mobilization. King Emmanuel relocates to Pian.
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Paris
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Hitler
Leon Blum
Paria
Tatdnignt
Italy
Rome
Emmanuel
Pian
Berlin reports delayed reply on Nevile Henderson
Berlin reports indicate Sir Nevile Henderson plans to remain, with British press noting a delayed plane reply as 12:80 pm and questions whether it will reach London before Parliament convenes. Reports discuss martial law in Poland, German food aid to occupied territories, and rising tensions as seven killed in a train bombing. reactions condemn German actions as Poland protests.
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Sevile Heridaraon
United Presa
Nevile Henderson
United Press
Herr Hitters
London
Brunsolin
Britain
Notr
Uiler
Associated Presa
Bratlalavis
Guemar
Germany
Wink Rowan
British war agency plans cited amid foggy policy notes
Fragmentary wartime report indicates a British government move to set up an agency to oversee measures. Details on expenditures and neutrality act implications are unclear, with references to Roosevelt, Strathmore, and air raid precautions overseer Bir Jol Anderson amid suspicions over overseas communications.
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Roosevelt
Goll
Strathmore
Paria
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Jol Anderson
Market reactions as dollar soars and currencies move
A fragmented report notes the American dollar rising to around 4.90 against other currencies, with Swedish and Finnish editors marking shifts in exchange rates. Stocks in the U S faced clashes as foreign bonds lagged, Polish loans declined, and wheat and cotton prices edged higher while Finland implements cautious monetary steps.
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America
Internationa Uenaion
Dovlsr
Tate
United States
Iusa
Finland Tus
War fears and talks of peace across Europe pace the pulse
The Pulse of Europe reports active consultations between leaders including Mussolini and Weyller as efforts continue to ease tensions. The piece notes mobilizations near the Slovakian front and on the Polish border, with Germany poised for action while neutrals weigh constraints. Public sentiment leans toward war without strong Allied backing, and mediators seek understanding to avert conflict.
In Brief note appears from distant markets and social items
Transcribed brief mentions Sydney events, London and Paris notes, and a fleeting reference to a wheat market. It references buyers, sellers, and various unnamed figures in a fragmented mosaic of reports. The readable portions hint at commercial and social activity without clear, cohesive events.
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