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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 13, 1937

Page

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Japanese Plans In Asia Aims To Rebuild China Currency Transport

The Japan Times reports sweeping changes in Japan’s Asia policy after a potential Nanking capture. Business leaders push a nationwide China plan including currency, transport, communication, aviation, and navigation reforms. Intense fighting continues around Nanking with Japanese gains limited and Chinese resistance described as fanatical.

Vce Tokyo Japan Times Nanking Japan Asia China

Assassination Plot Arrest Ties Prague to Delbos Target

Police in Prague arrested former Hungarian legionnaire Havel Abdel Kader in a plotted murder of French Foreign Minister M. Delbos. A cipher letter to Budal asked where Delbos should be struck, with Budal claiming arrest on November 8 and no knowledge of Delbos movements.

Paris Prague M. Delbon Delbor Kelmat Budal Havel Abdel. Kader Pragut Bf. Delbos Budapest

Close guard for minister in Bucharest turmoil

The report states Dalboa has been under guard since a plot to assassinate a minister was uncovered in Belgrade. Slovakian authorities assure protection while Western sources label the plan as tied to Austro-Hungarian era terrorism. Threats loom against those refusing parade duties and celebratory displays.

Bucharest Dalboa Belgrade

Japan’s policy on pursuing into interior discussed

An interview with Viscount Anil, in London, conveyed that Japan would avoid pushing further into China’s interior after the Nanking events to prevent disaster. He warned that if Chiang Kai-shek resists, Japan may need to tax China or aid its army, and could bomb French railway lines if restraint fails.

Llondon Europe Viscount Anil Charberlain Maen Nanking Chiang Kalahek Diasater China Japan Chine Mrain Mano

Japanese Artillery Hits British Ships At Wuhu

Japanese field artillery fired on H.M.S. Ladybird and H.M.S. Bee at Wuhu. One bluejacket killed and Flag Captain O Donnell and another bluejacket wounded. Four direct hits reported on the Ladybird.

Hankow H.M.S. Ladybird H.M.S. Bee Wuhu O'Donnell Ladybird

Japanese Seize Nantao After Sentry Shooting

Japanese forces take control of Nantao the neutral refugee zone south of the French concession following the shooting of a Japanese sentry. International Committee authority shaken, Admiral Little departs for Hong Kong aboard HAC8 Falmouth. British and French officials alarmed by Japan's advance.

Shanghai Nantao International Committee Admiral Little Honk- Kong HAC8 Falmouth King’ Hong Peking

Japan to Build Larger Battleships Than Present Fleets

The Washington correspondent of The New York Times reports officials think Japan is constructing bigger battleships than existing vessels. An Australian article claimed 46,000 ton ships with 16 inch guns are under construction, and overall plans in 1941 foresee 289 warships totaling around one hundred thousand tons.

New York Washington New York Times Japan

Fatal car crash near Molonglo claims life of man

A Saturday night crash on a Canberra side road near Black Creek bridge left Alfred McDonald dead. Roy Blewitt, Mrs Gindyn May McGlynn, Mas Dubcle Fitagibbons and others were injured as a motor lorry collided with a touring car. Fire destroyed the lorry. victims were rushed to Canberra Hospital.

Roy Blewitt Westinke Gindyn May McGlynn George ‘Atreet Queanbeyan Mas Dubcle Fitagibbons Canberra Black Creek Bridge Patrick Reedy Grimm McDonald

Paraly sis outbreak in Victoria peaks in November

The Director General warns that infantile paralysis infections in Victoria reached a November peak with no signs of diminishing. Parents planning holidays to Victoria are urged to report arrivals of minors from the territory and may face stricter travel restrictions if cases rise. Reports of recent deaths accompany the warning.

Victoria Tsaued Hesith Tir Cumpaton Notidea Tensa Infante Paratya Cesea Federal Capital Territory Tietoria

Italian Reaction to Berlin Visit Sparks Withdrawal Demand

London reports that Italy plans to withdraw from the League of Nations without consulting Hitler, a move linked to resentments over non recognition of Italy's empire. Berlin notes say withdrawal could block independent talks and shift Italy toward the Anti Comintern Pact with Germany and Japan. Whitehall officials see the step as sealing that pact and reflect Italy’s grievance over Abyssinian policy and British arms aid. The piece connects Italian moves to Halifax and Neurath gestures and hints at resumed talks if troops later leave Spain.

London Italy League of Nations Hitler Berlin Daily Telegraph Germany Ital Hiller Lord Halifax Baron von Neurath France M. Delbon League Whitehall Japan Mary Abe Britain

Stalin Campaign Speech in Moscow District Rally

Joseph Stalin spoke at a final meeting in the Stalingrad district of Moscow as a candidate. He urged voters to rely on him to fulfill duty and pressed that elected representatives must be courageous and closely watched during their term, showing no mercy to enemies.

Moscow Comrade Stalin Joseph Stalin Stalingrad Lenitt

Withdrawal from League Italy ceases membership as from December 11

In Rome and London reports say Italy will leave the League of Nations effective December 11. Mussolini announced the move amid a huge crowd, claiming it as a historic decis ion and a response to perceived injustices at Geneva. Supporters cheered as the Duce proclaimed Italy’s refusal to tolerate reparations failures and foreign pressure.

London Italy League of Nations Signor Mussolini Rome Atur Nce Mussolini Thetar Ace Signor Eheera Geneva League Delegatea la Ees Italista

Rail disaster in blizzard rocks Scotland line

A Edinburgh Express colliding with a stationary Dundee train near Castlecary 13 miles from Glasgow in a severe blizzard left 34 dead and 40 injured. Signals failed and brakes failed to prevent the crash. Rescue efforts were hindered by darkness and heavy snow as the physician teams tended to burned and frozen victims.

London Edinburgh Dundee Castlecary Glasgow

British Circles Not Perturbed Over Lisbon Appeal

London talks reflect confidence that the decision is a de jure recognition by the state and does not affect Britain’s internal position. Observers say the move aims to divert attention from domestic troubles and will not provoke strong reactions.

London Signor Ee Sclinl Nastate Peasion Q Ttim Cieulties

Notice at Geneva foreshadows Italy’s exit from League

Geneva reports reveal high League officials regret widening gulf between fascist bloc and powers as Italy, led by Count Ciano, telegraphs that it leaves the League from December 11. Britain and France keen to avoid further turmoil while seeking restraint.

Oqeneva High League Britain France Talian Count Ciano Italy

Yugoslavia Bonds With Italy Premier Statement

Milan report quotes Yugoslavia Premier Brogadinovitch urging a new page in Italy Yugoslavia ties after a joint statement to the Pepote sitatis. The premier stresses peaceful dialogue and mutual cooperation to improve relations between the two nations.

Milan Bundi Yugosravia Brogadinovitch Pepote Sitatis Italy Yupe-Slavia

Approach to Rome Berlin Axis in World War II era tone

Fragmentary article shows a wartime mood with mentions of Rome Berlin Axis and references to ministers and leaders. The unreadable text hints at political statements and potential allied responses, indicating a historical propaganda snippet with uncertain attribution.

Customs Launch Gunboat Attacks in Open Sea

Customs authorities report gunboat attacks in open sea with two ships abandoned. Investigators pursue leads as maritime security teams assess casualties and damage. The incident prompts heightened patrols and a formal inquiry by maritime authorities.

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