PIG IRON DISPUTE AT SYDNEY WHARF TURNS DECEPTIVE
The pig iron dispute in Sydney escalated as wharf labourers refused to unload Nellore and five truckloads for Taiping amid a federation led stand. A. C. T. U. and Trans side Workers League called for loading, stirring mixed reactions outside the wharf as the Port Labour Committee seeks to resolve the stand.
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Poland alarmed Vienna reports large reserves mobilized
A large number of Polish reservists are ordered to stand by for military exercises starting in February. The move mirrors broader mobilisation and coincides with Italian and German diplomatic activity as Europe braces for potential conflict. Sources in Rome say Italy supports territorial claims while Germany signals readiness for action if war broadens. Moscow dispatches note mixed sympathy for Ukraine and Poland amid evolving alliances.
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Airliner wrecked on rocks at Darwin salvaged
Wrecked airliner dash against rocks near Darwin amid high tide, three tons of mail and freight salvaged. Four Bristol engines none damaged. Captain says buoy fault not to blame. Repairs will take time as plane is dismantled. Empire Airways defers replacement decision pending inspection. Darwin crews recover usable mail and cargo.
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Britain Declines Obligations to Aid France in Crisis
In the Commons, Prime Minister Chamberlain stated there is no military obligation for Britain to assist France if attacked. The answer rests on 1886 pledges concerning France's borders with Belgium and Germany, while Britain would defend France's integrity if Tunisian threats endanger Mediterranean hubs like Bizerta Toulon and Gibraltar, key naval defense considerations.
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Polish Fears Seek French Assurance
The Times reports Poland seeks French assurances amid fear of losing independence. Polish circles warn that Germany’s Memel and Ukraine threats could threaten Poland’s territorial integrity, as defense coordination leader Mindalar in Reading rejects the “gathering storm” label and urges readiness if tensions rise.
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Jewish Emigration Discussed in London Amid Germany Tensions
A London meeting with bankers and officials considered the evacuation of German Jews amid rising threats and financial instability. Reports indicate plans to move Jewish communities from Germany as government actions and emigration options were debated, reflecting fears of emergency measures and displacement.
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Natta
Fetvign Dewa
Ineo
Italian Forces in Libya Reported Understrength
London dispatch notes the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs said Italian forces in Libya consisted of more than two corps, two divisions, and the equivalent of divisions in native troops. Owing to relief programs, he could not state exact strength, but believed the Anglo-Italian agreement led to a reduced number of effective troops.
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Visit to Rome and London Probed in Commons
Inquiries in the House of Commons questioned the Prime Minister’s approach to a visit to Rome and London. The Foreign Secretary said he would not pre announce what could be agreed or discussed, noting personal contact with Signor Ladusboilt and that any agreement should be shaped through conversations, not formal announcements.
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House of Colmons
Britain and United States discuss trade backlash to Japan
Diplomatic reporting indicates Britain and the United States are weighing reprisals if Japan blocks Western trade with China. Tokyo policy hints at excluding Western commerce while Britain’s ambassador Richard Craigie notes potential shifts. Shanghai dispatches flag Japanese attempts to monopolize river trade, and Chinese forces report gains against Japanese advances in key provinces amid ongoing guerilla resistance.
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Associated Press
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America
Japan
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Tokyo
Robert Craigie
Arita Oetin
Robert
British Ships Claim Franco Attacks Illegal Prize Court
The Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs said Britain does not recognize General Franco as belligerent and his prize court as legal. Since the Spanish Civil War began, 130 incidents harmed British ships, mainly in territorial waters, with several fatalities and injuries among officers and sailors. The government has not yet presented detailed claims to Burgos but reserves the right to seek compensation.
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Britain Seeks Protection for Jewish Subjects in Germany
The Prime Minister hinted that Britain would ask for protections of British subjects in Germany amid new German decrees affecting Jewish property. The Foreign Secretary had not yet received full details, while Britain notes efforts to safeguard British interests regardless of race. The British chargé d’affaires in Berlin raised concerns over anti Jewish disorders and urged assurances from Germany.
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Memel Statute Sparks British Pressure in Commons
In London Monday, Mr Chamberlain warned that after Memel Diet elections, majority calls may push Lithuania to alter the Memel statute. Britain signals not to ignore German influence and urges Germany to help respect the 1924 Memel convention amid reports of Lithuanian-German talks and possible shifts in occupation or governance.
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Death of State MLA Sydney Surfaces in Balmain Death
John Quirk former Balmain representative in the Legislative Assembly dies after ill health. He served as treasurer of the State Parliamentary Labour Party and fulfilled parliamentary duties until last week. The report notes his long service and role in party policies.
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Boxer Awarded Full Verdict In Damages Case
Jamalese boxer Bid Brown wins full verdict against Reginald Hughes. Brown received the balance of money Hughes allegedly held on Brown's behalf, with the award totaling the claimed amount.
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Wakefield Labour Candidate Triumph by Second Preferences
In Wakefield the Labour candidate Mr McHugh appears safe after second preferences from Butler and Quirke. Absentee and other votes swing toward McHugh. final result awaited Thursday. Butler led with 18,652, McHugh 18,018, Quirke 10,037 in a tight race.
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Plot Against Canadian Premier Allegedly Revealed
A report outlines a political plot involving Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s foes. Alleged coalition links among Hepburn, Du Lease, and Maurice Du Lease aim to oust King over power exports and agricultural policy, signaling a Liberal leadership showdown within the party.
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South Africa Sugar Industry Woes Highlight Australian View
Queensland Agent General Pike returns from Australia and South Africa where he was guest of the South African Sugar Association. He warns the region faces political and economic problems, including a weak sugar sector and reliance on gold prices. He notes South Africa lacks scientific aid and that the white labour force contrasts with nonwhite workers, while Australia enjoys a diverse economy.
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Famous mare Vallcare dies days after foaling at Randwick
Vallcare, a famed Thoroughbred mare of Britain born bloodstock, died at Randwick shortly after foaling an Ally foal named Vallcare. The death weakens Anatolia's bloodstock and shocks racing circles as Vallcare was among the era’s speediest fillies. Norman Nock was elected Lord Mayor of Sydney unopposed, following nominations by Civic Reform and Labour.
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