U S Sends Note to Japan Demanding Indemnity and Regret
The State Department, after Roosevelt's direct talks with the Japanese Emperor, sent a stern note to Tokyo. It expresses shock at the bombing of vessels on the Yangtze and demands formal regret and complete indemnification. It also seeks assurances that American interests and property in China will be protected from further attacks or interference.
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Fei
China
Temely
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Navy
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Allie Aude
Warships Stay in China to Protect Nationals
Shanghai reports Admiral Yarnell said American naval vessels now in Chinese waters will remain to protect nationals. He noted that China had not requested withdrawals which would not be approved. The destroyer Onhu will resume its station in the Yangtze River after conveying survivors of the Pan a Shenghui.
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Shanghai
Admiral Yarnell
Yangtse River
Panay Victims Rescue Hampered by Fighting
London reports a British note of protest over recent attacks on Panay and Chinese shipping aims to show firm stance while not published until Eden explains in Commons. Tokyo notes discuss British prestige and possible Anglo American cooperation as Japan presses aims in the Yangtze region.
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House of Commons
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Romevelt
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Yangtse
Eden
Ching
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Fac
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Ameliem
Wetion
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Te Iy
Br. Eden
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Anglo-American Co
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China
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Pilon
Free State Eyes Abyssinia Conquest Talks in Dail
In the Dail Mr. de Valet announced Ireland will pursue Abyssinia conquest policy and send Free State ministers to Italy to address the Emperor, the Abyssinian King.
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Dublin
de Valet
Dail
Free State
Abyssinia
Italy
New Wool Fibre From Wood Aims To Replace Supplies
A German report notes a new wood based fibre called Abres, produced from wood and albumen. It promises strong, dyeable material usable for textiles, but wood shortages may hinder large scale production while other nations push domestic manufacture.
Peiping Inauguration of New Regime
The ceremony in Peiping was attended by Jepensac and Chinese representatives. Tang Erb Ho, president of the Executive Commission, outlined the administration’s goals and expressed hope for foreign powers to aid the world renaissance.
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Peiping
Jepensac
Tee
Executive Commission
Tang Erb-Ho
P ‘Une
Fighting ceases at Nanking amid Japanese control
Japanese forces have complete control of Nanking with hostilities believed to continue. The water front district falls to invasion as Chinese defenders retreat under heavy fire and fires erupt along the river. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek ordered the withdrawal, covered by battalions while Japanese troops trap survivors and push inland.
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Faiskwan
Sanking
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Chiang
Hat Shok
Yangtse
Wuhu
Nenking
Pukaw
Rome Berlin Plan Aims to Break up League of Nations
A German-Italian diplomatic bloc seeks to detach Austria Hungary and perhaps Yugoslavia and Poland from the League. British and French resistance may avert the collapse, with neutral Beaten facing a problem reconciling neutrality with membership in a rival international body.
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Russia Sees Shift as World Interest Grows After Elections
Moscow reports increased focus on international affairs after elections. Pravda critiques British policy over Japan outrages and Italy leaving the League, arguing fascist aggression persists and that Italy’s exit harms the League but may not matter.
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Italy
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Trida
League
Election results in Moncow declare 1143 deputies elected
The vote tally in Moncow completes with 1143 deputies chosen, including 198 Communists and 248 non party members. Women accounted for 184 of the elected.
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Moncow
Trade collapse rifts Britain and China in 1986 November
Fragmentary figures show Britain exported iron and steel to China valued at 9 486 pounds in November 1986 with much lower totals for machinery and other goods. The text is incomplete and contains several garbled entries.
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Britain
Tokyo Celebrates Fall of Nanking in Mass Demonstrations
A 700000 crowd cheers in Tokyo and Peiping over Nanking's fall and the puppet government proclamation. The Emperor unseen, lanterns waved as pro-Japanese victory displays unfold amid reports of Chiang Kai-shek’s administration and German press silence on the events.
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Tokyo
Japan
Imperial Palace
Bansai
Nanking
Peiping
Prince Konoye
Chiang-Kai
Whak
China
Kangaroos Choose Team for Third Test in London
The Australian rugby league squad for the third test, set for Saturday in London, features Ward at fullback with Dawson Makinnon Beaton Norval in the threequarters, Reardon Gilbert in the halves, and Prigg Lewis Nervo Holdbe Pearce Curran among the forwards.
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Ward
Dawson
MaKinnon
Beaton
Norval
Reardon
Gilbert
Prigg
Lewis
Nervo
Holdbe
Pearce
Curran
Rescued From Liner Murder Victim’s Body Found
Fragmented article fragment reports a murder victim found aboard a liner and describes rescue attempts. It references political figures and defense spending debates, mentioning the prime minister, parliament, and defense budget figures. The text also includes an unrelated crash narrative with details about passengers and an emergency search.
Canberra hospital board reverses policy on medical board
Canberra hospital board agrees to accept the NSW Hospital Commission’s recommendation for a medical board if there is unanimity among medical officers to express the majority view. The report notes ministerial intervention cited by some as dictation, and details discussions with Minister for Health Dr Earle Page amid proposed building extensions and staff arrangements.
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N.S.W
Earle Page
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G. T. Evans
F.C. Oren
T. W. White
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Can Bere
N.E.W
Actors England Australia hearing hunger strikes scare
During a hearing of the Actors Equity of Australia led by Sir Conway the president said thousands are being catered for by storestars and actors fear starvation as theatres struggle. He warned that audiences are shrinking and performers face poverty while pantomime work pays little.
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Sir Conway
Actors Equity of Australia
Hia’ Ar Wasimtien
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