Hitler Seizes Armed Power in German Coup
Britain France and the United States issued notes to Tokyo amid reports of Japan planning capital ships and cruisers. They demanded assurances the reports were false and warned of possible aid to ship construction if unsatisfactory replies came before February 20 under the London Naval Treaty framework.
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Roosevelt Policy Sparks Washington Debate over Japan
Washington reports indicate rising concern over Roosevelt's foreign policy toward Japan. Analysts warn of potential bipartisan friction in Congress as plans surface for stronger naval forces and possible understanding with Britain. A Navy debate centers on 12 inch battleships and canal defense while lawmakers press for clarity on America's stance.
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United States Increases Pacific Naval Forces
In Honolulu a report notes that the United States is strengthening its naval forces in the Pacific. The proclamation cites rising tensions and expanding defense commitments as the reason for increased deployments and readiness across key ships and bases. The article outlines broader strategic aims and mentions allied coordination in the region.
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RECORD DASH LONDON FLIGHT RETURN IN NINE DAYS
Flying Officer Clouston and Mr. Ricketts left Gravesend at 2 o clock on a nine day return flight in the De Havilland Comet for the Australian Centenary. The same machine won the Melbourne centenary race with Scott and Black and previously set the England to the Cape record with Clouston and Mrs. Kirby Green.
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American public safety items for RAF planes
London based Sunday Times reports that 10 air defense items for RAF planes include a Colt machine gun firing 600 rounds per minute. This development aims to boost American made weaponry and enhance air safety missions against potential threats.
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Revolutionary changes recalled to the German Foreign Office
Berlin dispatches report far reaching political changes after Hitler proclaims himself supreme commander of the armed forces and purges the military and diplomatic offices. The moves trigger European concern with nazification advance and prompt British cabinet to cancel weekend engagements as France names General Gamelin to triple command and Germany reorganizes ministries and appoints new leaders under a central cabinet council.
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Berlin Rome rapprochement move alarmed London
London reports in The Times that Europe faces anxious days as German policy under von Ribbentrop shifts toward a stronger Rome Berlin Tokyo triangle and a tougher line against Britain. The advisory cabinet signals risk from Goebbels and Goering while Austria and Britain worry about Anglo German rapprochement and broader alliance dynamics.
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Hitler Feared Coup and Resignations Shake German Army
The report outlines fears of a coup d etat by Hitler and dismissals within the German high command. Field Marshal von Blomberg and General von Fritsch resignations sparked a crisis as other officers faced disciplinary actions. A telegraph correspondent says Hitler acted to preempt a coup, ordering arrests and secret confinement of generals, while a six-man deputation pressured him and forced a postponement of a Reichstag speech.
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Britain to Stop Piracy in the Mediterranean
The Sunday Despatch reports a cabinet meeting presided by Sir John Simon on Mediterranean vigilance. Britain will demand apology and indemnity for the Alcira sinking, with anti-submarine patrols to deter further attacks. Submarines and Italian ships are tied to General Franco, raising regional tension alongside a health update from Canberra denying infantile paralysis cases.
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Italy to Enforce Strict Patrol in Mediterranean Areas
The Italian Government informed Britain of plans to enforce strict anti piracy patrols with swift action. Cooperation with France to strengthen patrols was noted. A television transmission in colour was discussed alongside a controversial Popeye reel.
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Quarantined Cadets Regulated At Royal Military College
Cadets of the Royal Military College on return from Christmas holidays face quarantine under established regulations. Cadets in Canberra and Duntroon groups are held separate with enforced isolation until cleared. New Zealanders among the groups await quarantine timing and placement.
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Italy's Desperate Plight Sees Exchange Sales Rise
Isly reports reveal Italy selling hundreds of millions of lire in foreign securities to gain exchange. Raw material stocks are reportedly exhausted and production has fallen below wartime levels. Exports such as hides, silk, and coffee plunged from 1954 highs, with a shaky debit balance and doubts over capital expenditure tied to wartime intervention and Mussolini era aims.
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