Germany to Attack Without Declaration Predicted in 1937
Paris reports Madame Tabous, a famed correspondent, predicts Germany will strike Holland and Czechoslovakia in mid 1937 without a formal declaration. The well known analyst says Berlin aims to seize North Sea ports and swiftly overwhelm the Netherlands within 24 hours to thwart Britain and France.
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Paris
Il'genvee
Madame Tabous
Germany
Holland
Slovakia
Madame Teeas
Pemgioa
North Bee Porta
Britain
France
Britain Rejects Proposals On Air Mail Expansion
Britain rejects Australian High Commissioner proposals and urges early settlement to start expanded empire air mail services on schedule in 1937. Government reply pressed for prompt agreement to enable London operations and cross imperial routes.
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London
Austral
Return of Colonies and Empire Air Policy Debate
Fragmented report discusses restoring German colonies, Australia Britain ties, and Empire air policy. Mentions Dr Page and Mr Monsies, Qantas pilots, and the aim to keep imperial links while considering independent action if needed.
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Sisplies
Jodie
Sumiaigatania
Page
Monsies
Britain
Australia
Commonwealth
Imperial
Qantas
Cenledag
No Negotiations for Migrants to Dominion Settlements
In the House of Commons a minister stated there have been no negotiations for migrants to Dominion settlements. He outlined proposed capital shares and a settlement plan to be created soon, with details pending parliamentary action and the proposed colony arrangements.
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London
House of Commons
Malcolm “MacDonald
Dan Amistasoe
Metins
Fire at Lalley Biome Furnishers readies street rescue
A serious city fire broke out at Lalley Biome Furnishers on a Wednesday. The store manager dragged a customer to safety before the blaze spread. Fire brigade men arrived promptly with equipment to combat the flames. One worker suffered burns while others escaped unharmed as the shop front burned and nearby pavement smoldered.
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Byoney
Lalley Biome Furnishers
Pau Gorm
Levin
Warrow Panene Furniture
Ant
Farmcete
Parkhill claims reach of faith amid ongoing debate
Mr Parkhill said today that progress had been made but the matter remains unresolved. He noted only the Prime Minister could comment, though Imperial Airways prefers any alternate scheme stay confidential.
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Bydney
Sofee Ercherd
Parkhill
Imperial Airways
Dutch Defences Anxiety Amid German Tensions
The Dutch Lower Chamber passed a 6500 dollar defence bill by 60 to 9 in a climate of rising European tensions. Fortifications would rise along the Meuse Rhine and Schelde, coastal defences updated, and the air force strengthened. Officials warned that the Los carnio Pact offered little help to Holland while the League of Nations offered nominal security.
Third Party Insurance Talked By Government and Libs
Sydney reporters describe a debate on third party motor vehicle insurance law aimed at covering legal claims from injuries. Government ministers discuss draft legislation amid party tensions, noting voluntary indemnities but urging compulsory protections for motorists and the public.
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Sydney
Tramsport
Bruner
Theo Wy Insurance
Motorists Attitude on Third Party Insurance Debate
The discussion centers on whether third party motor vehicle insurance should be compulsory for owners. W J Lask argues most would accept a compulsory system at the main store, noting New Zealand hosts 44 insurance companies under temporary third party waivers. President M J C Walden of NAMA contends the main objection is potential discrimination against private road users.
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Jane
Australia
W. J. Lask
New Zealand
NAMA
M. J. C. Walden
Darwin Defences Water Supply Scheme
The Commonwealth Government funds a permanent Darwin water supply at about £100,000. Garrivon and Interior Department engineers study two options 35 miles offshore with springs or a river pumped supply 0 miles from the town. Either plan aids naval, military, and local needs.
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Darwin
Garrivon
Department of the Interior
Swiss Ban On All Nazi Organisations Declared
The Swiss government announces a nationwide ban on all Nazi organisations in Switzerland and vows no successor to the Nazi regime will be allowed. The decision comes amid recent unrest and a plan to prevent extremist groups from extending influence within the country.
Opera Singer Loses Verdict High Court
The High Court today upheld the appeal of Mrs Benjamin Puller against the verdict for £000. An award was made in favor of Ruth Portrate. The jury previously found in favor of Portrate for wrongful employment in respect of her onstage role during the Grand Opera season in IMM. Costs were awarded to the appellant.
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Bydney
Woaneday
Igh
Mre Benjamin
Puller
Anenayee
Ignin
Les Ruth Portrate
Portrate
Imm
Coats
Debated Franco Soviet Pact Sparks Tempest in Chamber
In Paris on Tuesday the third spy debate on the Franco Soviet pact disrupted by violent outbursts. Deputies Clashed as M. Taittinger urged rapprochement with Germany while criticizing French press subversion claims.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputes
M. Taittinger
Faucat Jouneuse Patriate
Red Army
Ik Montha
Ermany
M. Freneio
Rextreme
Hstwof
M. Hencin
Armament Race Echoes From Obscure Cry Documented
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to an armament race and a collector preparing ten foot pomibiaagurasion, indicating a historical dispute or rallying cry. The readable text is garbled, but centers on arms buildup and a defining call.
Army Revolt Fails in Spain Details
London reports a failed army revolt in Spain with police mobilization and arrests, including General Goded. The New Chronicle's Madrid desk says the plot aimed to seize power and impose a military dictatorship before a Left Government, thwarted by swift government action. News censorship and bans on references to the coup were imposed.
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Madrid
Newe-Chronicle
Madrid Quiet as Strikes Subside Amid Violent Clash
Madrid saw limited nationwide disruption as workers halted most protests and martial law was reimposed. Violent clashes persisted with police firing on crowds and a street fight leaving a casualty. Prison uprisings in Berzoe and Gijon prompted troop deployments and hostage rescues while a figure named Pauasion Flower attempted prison access to urge surrender.
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Madrid
Spain
Faragasusy
Mulincera
Valencia
Berzoe Gral
Dloud Beets
Lieriot
Gijon
Vere
Pauaion Flower
Banking inquiry at Melbourne on bank mergers
Mr W A Laitch general manager of Union Bank of Australia questioned in Melbourne about further mergers. He said big banks seek nourishment from mergers but cautioned against overreach. Some smaller banks serving limited areas could be absorbed without harm, but the sector should preserve competition in the public interest.
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Banka
Maternity Blocks Planned for Country Towns across NSW
The Monorials Commission decided at a meeting this weekend to start construction of maternity blocks in the country. Work will begin immediately in Wague Gonme Avisions Wee Was and Bourke.
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Sydney
Wéternam
Wague
Gonme
Avisions
Wee Was
Bourke
Abyssinian War Toll and Italian Advances
Report from Rome and Addis Ababa details claim Italian losses as 13 officers and 122 ranks killed plus 24 officers and 499 troops wounded with 67 Askari and 83 wounded. Italian forces say Abyssinian casualties exceed 10,000 wounded, with large funeral pyres for victims as Italian countermeasures fortify the northern line. Government appropriates 24,700,000 for war. Additional dispatches note victories at Enderta and Kinwerta, with 6,000 to 8,000 Abyssinian deaths reported in recent engagements.
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Rome
Marshal Badoglio
Askari
Badoglio
Trallany
Adowa
Balest theme is completed amid crowd in London festival
Fragmentary report from London on a Tuesday describes the unveiling of an insignia across country districts. Crowd cheered as 15 brooks are planned to present the emblem, with broad attendance and local excitement noted.
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London
Tusiday
Vitory
Brodeale
Countbry
Grdyra
Plane Crash Near Young Leaves Passengers Unaccounted
A crash near Young involving a Wasps Air Services Ltd plane with five aboard left the engine failing before landing. Pilot McDonald ditched Mascot and the crew launched a rescue attempt from Leeton. confusion and line outages hindered communication as relief planes were dispatched from Sydney and Kingsford Smith to aid the injured and missing passengers.
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Sydney
Wednesda
Young
Leeton
Storm
Leston
Bydney
Hush
Tt Tw
Pawengere
Pawengera
Tplane
Wasps Air Bergices| Ltd
McDonald
Kingsford
Smitty
Ach Hall
Marcot
Beau Dam
Douglas Park
Sven
Mars
Far East fears of conflict and generals held in check
Tokyo dispatch reports Tokyo and Moscow caution over possible clash between two great armed forces at an undefined frontier. Analysts note differing attitudes in Russia and Japan about war psychology and political control versus military leadership.
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East Asia
Tokyo
Moscn
Japanese Protest Over Soviet Allegations at Harbin
Japanese Foreign Minister lodged a protest with the Soviet Consul at Harbin regarding alleged Soviet arming of bandits. He cited a forced landing of a Soviet aeroplane at Joho carrying four machine guns and 3,000 rounds of ammunition, which Slavutsky rejected.
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Harbin Manchukuoy
Tuesdt
Harbin
Slavutsky
Joho
Inquest Opens Over Tragic Gunnedah Shooting
A Gunnedah inquest hears details of the February 1 shooting involving Marian Marjorie Raundervou. Witnesses describe Hankinson as the alleged killer, disputes about paternity of the deceased’s children, and alcohol traces. Coroner laws he was feloniously and maliciously murdered by Thomas Hankinson and committed for trial.
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Gunnedah
Wedarady
Marian Marjorie Raundervou
Thomas Hankinson
Kemp
Kinson
Hankinson
Womn
Kinson Alwaye
Tom
Hankingon
Amy
Saunderson
Thomae Mtankimon
Lila
PRESSURE OF SANCTIONS SHAPES ITALY YUGOSLAV CRISIS
In the House of Lords Lord Phillimore denounced a British policy as a criminal step, urging Britain to aid Turkey and Yugoslavia if sanctions trigger a wider conflict. He warned of risks to Italy and Turkey, and questioned whether Britain should cut communications with Africa to avert war. Government replies noted growing pressure but defended current policy, with Daily Herald citing shifts in northern Italy toward sympathy with Mussolini.
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London
Lord Phillimore
House of Lords
Turkey
Yugo-slavia
Italy
Phillmore
Ogaden
Bomall
Kenys
Lord Cecil
Peregarse
Britain
Abyasnia
Europe
Harald
Lord Stanhope
England
Bignor Musso
Bribery charge filed in city council case abroad
Joseph McConnell, 45, stood in the dock as prosecutors allege he agreed to deliver a £400 bribe to city or county councillors after being persuaded by Rubensohn. McConnell claimed he was coerced and denied any wrongdoing while detectives confronted him about the alleged plot.
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Bydnet
Joseph McGonnal Wes
Beeston
Turon
City County Council
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