Japan to Attack Russia Next Amid Berlin Rome Entente
An unnamed observer in Manchester Guardian predicts Japanese expansion if China battles favor Seoul weather. The view credits Berlin Tokyo ties and Rome Italian strategy to tie British ships, with Germany aiming at Russia. Reports claim Soviet actions near Vladivostok and Amur, while Japan eyes northern advances and port seizures as Chinese forces suffer and evacuations occur.
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London
Manchester Guardian
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Tokyo
Rome
Italy
Mediterranean
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Red Army
Japan
United States
Nanking
China
Liner Hoover Bombed Off Woosung Shanghai
The American liner President Hoover was bombed two miles off Woosung Shanghai. Several crew members were injured and two were stunned. The attack, possibly by a Chinese plane, prompted naval assistance and orders for emigration officials to proceed with refugees.
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Shanghai
President Hoover
Woosung
Burrinjuck Dam to be lowered to relieve flood pressure
Sydney Burrinjuck engineers report a dangerous condition in the dam. The government will cut 10 to 15 feet from the top to reduce water pressure if flood levels return. The State Cabinet devoted its sitting to the engineers report and decided to strengthen the expert committee advising on permanent repairs.
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Sydney
Burrinjuck
Goverfnment
Turkish Fleet Cancels Cruise After Submarine Attack
The Turkish fleet cancels a voyage to Italy and Yugoslavia following the recent submarine attack in the Dardanelles, announced in Istanbul on Monday.
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Istanbul
Italy
Yugo Slavia
Dardanelles
Cutter Capsized by Storm Near Port Lincoln Harbour
Six people aboard a cutter were swept into the sea when it was drawn under the stern of the steamer Iron Monarch by propeller suction near Port Lincoln Harbour. The occupants were rescued.
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Adelaide
Aea
Port Lincoln
Iron Monarch
Advisory Council Move for Abolition
At a recent meeting the chairman Lt Col Goodwin proposed abolishing the Advisory Council as it serves no useful purpose for its cost. The motion was amended after surprise at the late hour, with calls for more elected members and for action on legislative power before any elections. Discussions noted delays, representation concerns for Hall and Jervin Bay, and criticisms that the Council did not use its powers fully.
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Advisory Council
Goodwin
Ita
C. &. Daley
Col. Goodwin
Dr Nott
Hall
Jervin Bay
Daley
Col. Good
Dr. Nott
Percival
Melbourne Infantile Paralysis Council backs school reopenings
The Consultative Council of Infantile Paralysis announced Melbourne schools closed for over a month should reopen for children over 12 who have been well and had no known contact with sufferers. Unnecessary gatherings remain to be avoided as holidays end and several new cases and a fatality are reported.
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Melbourne
Consultative Council of
South Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Chelsea
Carlton
Northcote
Fitzroy
British Note Demands Redress Over Ambassador Attack in Shanghai
Britain lodged a formal protest with Japan via the Foreign Affairs Minister after an air attack on the British Ambassador’s party in Shanghai. The note demands apology, punishment for those responsible, and measures to prevent recurrence, asserting noncombatant protections under international law.
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Tokyo
Sir Hugh Knatchbull- Higessen
Mr. Dodds
China
Times
Tom
Britain
No early reply to Japanese inquiry noted
The note postpones a reply as the Japanese enquiry is incomplete. The protest will not be publicly informed, and Hugessen is downplayed. The public underestimates that the ambassador attack equals an attack on His Majesty, and Japanese leniency is seen as lacking.
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Tokyo
Eevazesti
Pen
Lenant Iheance
Public protest and cautious demand for Japan relief
The report notes unanimous government support for a protest over the Huges son incident. The Times records mixed views on compensation and calls for a clear apology. Britain emphasizes indignation at the attack on non combatants and urges Japan to accept stringent terms to avoid broader conflict.
America approves British note on Japan clash
Washington Times correspondent reports the British note as a stern rebuke to Japan for the China crisis. American deaths are described as accidental and blame unclaimed, while officials say the U S stance would be equally condemnatory if repeated.
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New York
Washington
New York Times
Japan
China
Britain Testing Japan's Decency Decency Question Under Tokyo Scan
Official circles in Tokyo maintain a testing stance on Japan's conduct as tensions surface. The issue centers on Japan's behavior and potential diplomatic repercussions.
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Britain
Japan
Tokyo
Sino Russian Pact At Nanking Sparks Jealousies Across Asia
A non aggression pact signed at Nanking between China and Russia prompts neutral observers to warn Japan of possible Franco British American pressure and potential military clauses. Rumors suggest Soviet planes were sent to China while speculations point to a China Russia exchange of aero planes and materials to circumvent Japanese blockade. In Shanghai a British consular protest followed an assault on civilians and constables, and the Idumo warship shelled the Shanghai racecourse tower.
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Nanking
Beteen
China
Russia
Shanghai
Japan
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Knatchbull Hugessen
Tientsin
Britain
Wool sales in Sydney open with strong bidding gains
At the Sydney Wool Selling Brokers’ inaugural auctions 1937 season, prices rose 25 to 30 percent from last year’s opening. Yorkshire and Germany led bidding, France contributed, but Japanese buyers did not operate. Three catalogues offered from Western, North Western and Riverina districts.
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Sydney
Yorkshire
Germany
Riverina
Japanese Buyers Influence on Sydney Wool Auction
Japanese buyers were largely absent due to shipment constraints, as Japan under the Japan Australia agreement had pledged to take 500000 bales. Auctions offered 15017 bales, 11930 sold, 647 disposed of, with 6055 bales from various wools. Winchcombe Carson Ltd noted prices about 5% above June, with Yorkshire Italy Germany France Belgium competing. overall prices 25-30% higher than last season opening.
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Firma
Japan
Wapa
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Yorkshire
Italy
Germany
France
Belgium
Japan to Cut Wool Imports and Shift to Fibre
Japan plans to limit annual wool imports to about 500000 bales and cut woollen stock output by 30 percent. Commerce Minister Yoshida urged substitution of fibre for wool, with importers preferring 800000 bales. Bank of Japan governor said the nation can cover military expenditure, while an urgent Wool and Textile Manufacturers Association meeting will decide on measures to address export and supply difficulties.
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TOKTO
Joshida
The
Shipping Federation
Wales
Yoshida
Obre
Wool and Textile Manufacturers’ Association
October 9 Labour Relief in Election Date contest speeded up
Labour officials moved the election date up to October 9 amid rising demands for relief measures. Party leaders and local organizers confirmed rapid mobilization to ensure timely distribution of aid and polling logistics across districts.
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Labour
Fragmentary OCR Summary Teases Political Ties
Incomplete text suggests discussion of country affairs and alleged receipt of items or influence. Names, dates, and clear actions are missing, making specifics unclear. The fragment hints at a larger report on governance or policy but lacks concrete details.
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