Port Kembla Wharves Idle Amid Licensing Fiasco
Port Kembla and Wollongong wharves remained idle as crane operators and laborers failed to respond to a call for unloading iron for Japan. Pickets watched from early morning while stevedores and workers from the Federation faced police presence. authorities discussed licensing appeals with federal officials. ARU implied some crews would not unload without public works engine support, amid broader South Coast labour tensions.
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Mexican oil for German navy barter deal reported
New York Times correspondent notes Mexico signs an arrangement under which 17 million dollars worth of petroleum from expropriated British and American properties will be bartered for German goods. The pact aims to supply the German Navy with Mexican government funded petrol and oil through 1939 and may curb British and American sales to Mexico.
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New York Times
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Germany
Return from Paris Shows Von Ribbentrop Empty Handed
Paris visit yields little for Joachim von Ribbentrop as reports suggest no major breakthrough on the non‑aggression pact. Berlin papers denounce perceived hypocrisy while showing mixed sympathy for the American stance regarding June and Corti claims.
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Herr von Ribbentrop
Paris
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British export credits for China move in House of Commons
Britain considers extending export credits to China under a new bill allowing guarantees up to 75 million pounds with an extra 10 million for national interest. The measure expands powers of the Board of Trade to back overseas trade while flagging no ties to American interests.
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Lord Plymouth
House OF Lords
China
Board OF Trade
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Claus
Funds to Assist China Outline For London Report
The Daily Telegraph political writer notes a portion of the £10,000,000 guarantee may be used for ranking tuition or development while the bill relaxes arms export restrictions under the current act. Facilities may be provided for goods.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Heavy Purchases of Romanian Wheat Reported
A London telegram reports that heavy purchases of Romanian wheat are tied to war needs. The note mentions 700,000 tons of Romanian grain, with plans to export motor lorries and raincoats to belligerents. It cites prices and potential barter values, and hints at countermeasures against tainted imports amid British and Allied concerns.
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Malisapur
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Eden Mission to United States New York
Anthony Eden travels to the United States to gauge American reaction to the Brill policy in Europe. The mission aims to test Anglo American attitudes toward Britain, France, and potential Latin American policy shifts. It explores coordinated economic and cultural measures to counter totalitarian influence in the Americas.
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Anthony Eden
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Europe
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America
Japan
South America
Bankruptcy and irregularities hit Mlacnesen and Rosin
In New York a bankruptcy filing for Mlacnesen and Rosin unsettles markets as stock values plunge amid rumors and an investigation uncovers warehouse irregularities. Authorities report corporate assets and lists may be misrepresented while Canadian warehouse addresses are questioned.
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Rosin
Tunisian riots flare as police restore order amid clashes
In Tunis on Thursday thousands of Arab and Italian demonstrators clashed with police amid Italian and French crowds. Police cleared crowds after violent incidents, several arrests reported including ten Italians. An Italian editor faced charges over provocative articles. Franco-Italian tensions escalated with accusations of incitement. A bottle of ink and tar allegedly shattered the Italian Consulate window and smeared royal portraits.
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Isin
Rome
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Trallam
Italian Troops Reported Near French Frontier in Pyrenees
Parig reports travellers see concentrations of troops near Franco territory possibly for General Franco's forces or Gustolin's campaign against France. Also 10,000 Trulisma drafted into Logrono province.
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National Insurance Scheme Dead After Political Storm
National Insurance fate remains unsettled as political crisis endures. Officials acknowledge delays and possible complete abandonment, with Septembers start in question and Parliament likely to resume in March or April. The Insurance Commission plans to review legislation, adjust the scheme for Australian conditions, and prepare medical services while awaiting clearer political direction. Memorial services for Queen Maud were held privately at Marlborough House with royal attendance.
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Government denies plans to abandon National Insurance
Prime Minister Lyons states Cabinet discussions did not consider abandoning the National Insurance scheme. He notes a disagreement over timing for proclamation, but a final decision aimed to give the scheme a truly national character. The government plans a major and a supplementary scheme, with readiness by proclamation.
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Labour Politicians dine with the King reform plot details
A fragmentary report notes Dir. Alles Mr Alexander Mr Tom Williams Mr Greenwood Mr Marshall and Mr Ede as Ye Cavour Party members dining with the King. The writing party Mall editor says further gatherings will occur once leaders of other political parties are identified.
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Typhoon Strikes Philippines Causing Losses
Typhoon swept across the Philippines with reports of property damage and possible deaths. Initial dispatches indicate fatalities and widespread disruption in the affected region.
German Firms in London Ordered to Dismiss Jewish Employees
A London report states that German businesses with operations in England plan to dismiss all Jewish employees by December 20. The matter will be raised in Parliament next week. The Sketch notes German employers in London have long sought Jewish staff, especially in shipping and forwarding firms.
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Geeman
England
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House of Commone
Death by own action shocks Czech crisis in Sydney
City coroner held an inquest into the death of Laopoia Zannot at Bundaberg. Evidence disclosed a cable from Czecho-Slovakia during the European crisis distressed relatives in Germany, leading to a verdict of suicide.
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France presses Germany over Czechoslovak frontiers
Prague cables cite The Times correspondent reporting Berlin ready to guarantee Czechoslovak frontiers and urge Poland and Hungary to accept similar assurances. Paris seeks diplomatic pressure to deter Italy from expansion as German and French officials clash on terms. Berlin via Rotterdam and Moscow columns discuss Anglo French balance and fascist threats in Europe.
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