Warning to Anti Japanese Threat Looms in Manchukuo
Shanghai dispatch reports widespread Chinese casualties in the French concession as notices warn Japan against provoking China. The Times correspondent notes Japanese aims to distract China from Soviet munitions and hints at a major offensive in the northwestern provinces with a possible clash near Suchow and a planned battle at Hankow involving fresh forces.
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Shanghai
Japan
Russia
Manchukuo
London
the Times
Okesman
Chengchoo
Suchow
China
Hankow
Japanese advance in China tied to heavy losses and counterattacks
Dispatches report Empire forces doubled occupation in China amid growing Chinese counterattacks around Sunghai Teining and Manyan. The Wuhu Hangchow front repulsed with heavy losses as Chinese artillery fire on Peiping Hankow Bhansi fronts rises to about 30,000. Japanese columns captured Fengyang Chihaul and Licheng while Chinese planes claim dozens shot down and five lost in action.
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Hankow
China
Chin
Tollow River
Fengyang
Chihaul
Licheng
Tingyangewas
Mobilisation Bill Sparks Senate Clash in Yoko City
In YOKYO on Sunday a heated debate surrounds the Mobilisation Bill with critics calling it an infringement of liberty while peers deem it unconstitutional. Cabinet clauses banning public meetings and suspension of newspapers were removed.
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YOKYO
Deportation Warning Against Nazis Stir Austrian News
Vienna correspondence reports the Fatherland Front asserting that Austrian Nazis face expulsion from the country if unlawful actions continue. Three Austrians were arrested for distributing banned Nazi newspapers. The British and French diplomatic corps discussed Austria's independence and British interests in the region.
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London
Sunna
Vienna
United Prose
Fatherland Front
Gcinschalge
Kel
House of Commons
Austria
Britain's limited imperial commitments outlined in Parliament
London reports a government statement clarifying that Britain’s defence commitments cover France Belgium Egypt and Iraq, with caveats. It notes sanctions depend on broad Allied cooperation and discusses Franco Soviet and Austrian guarantees and potential Anglo American agreement as limited efficient action.
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London
Britain
France
Belgium
Egypt
Iraq
Lary Plymouth
Fruske
Germany
Eden
Austria
Royal Intitute of International Affairs
John Fischer-Williame
Lord Lotish
Admiral Thurefield
Oxford Press
Tim
United States
Flood terror traps sleeping workers in Auckland
A massive flood swept through a New Zealand camp near Kopua, drowning 21 public works employees and sweeping away bridges and trees. Rescue crews recovered several bodies. three workers remained missing. The rapid torrent struck at 3 a.m. after torrential rain, washing away sleepers and trapping others between boulders as bridges collapsed and the valley was scourged by the flood.
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Auckland
Ude
Wylvan
Niue
Eucharist Congress Close To Newcastle Procession
Sunday crowds in Newcastle witnessed the Eucharist Congress procession as Roman Catholics from all sectors paraded from Hamilton to the Sports Ground for Benediction. About 50 000 gathered at the Sports Ground and roughly 100 000 followed the three-hour service route, with an estimated 20 000 watching along the streets.
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Newcastle
Euchsist
Newcaste
Australia
Hamilton
Irish Partition Debate Sees De Valera Adrift in London
Sunday crowds of Irish supporters greeted De Valera at Ruston Station as police kept order after January 15 violence. Delegates discussed defence and trade with British and Irish figures but made no concessions on partition. De Valera is seen as aiming for progress toward a joint parliament for defence and foreign affairs with independent northern and southern governments in internal affairs.
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London
Ruston Station
de Valera
Inieh
British imports rise share of UK total since 1936
In 1987 British imports accounted for 39.37 percent of the United Kingdom total, up from 30.20 percent in 1936 and 29.41 percent in earlier years. By 1989 the share to British countries reached 49.38 percent, up from 42.20 percent the year before.
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London
United Kingdom
Plane factory erection in China reports deal with American firm
London reports the Chinese Central Government signed a contract with an American firm to build aircraft in China within 14 months. The plan includes training pilots and supplying planes as part of an air defense program. Meanwhile Japanese raids saw Chinese fighters claim several victories, with 17 Chinese planes engaging and several Japanese aircraft shot down. One Chinese machine reportedly landed in a forest after the raid near Yan-pao, about 15 miles from a temporary royal seat.
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London
Bathday
Ameri Fer
China
Goveament
Britain
Ti Sim
Yan-pao
King
Puppet Government and Foreign Policy in North China
Fragmentary text notes Eden era reactions to Japanese actions in North China and the Peiping Government. Mentions Britain, the Chinese customs system, and schedules affected by a regime described as puppet. The fragment hints at foreign minister statements and policy responses.
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London
Eden
Peiping
Britain
China
Dasanene
Japan and France Sign Trade Agreement
Paris reports that Japan and France signed a pact supplementing the 1911 trade agreement. The deal guarantees French imports into Japan and provides for transfer of funds to pay for them.
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Japan
France
Paris
Heavy surf sweeps Maroubra rescuers rush to aid
A brutal sea at Maroubra and Bronte sent surfers and lifeguards into action as 80 people were swept out and rescued near Maroubra while 15 were pulled from the water at Bronte. Prompt lifeguard work prevented a larger tragedy following a recent deadly incident.
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AU Maroubra
Bronte
Mt Bronte
Gether
Rome Cabinet 2 Home Matters
After today’s Cabinet meeting in Rome only internal questions were considered. Another meeting will be held on Monday.
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Rome
Italian Plot Against Britain War Plan Misfired
A London Sketch exclusive outlines an Italian plan during Abyssinian War to destroy Britain’s Mediterranean fleet, seize Egypt and Sudan, and block Gibraltar. A damaged Italian plane in Egypt exposed the scheme, prompting rapid British naval response and mobilisation to Alexandria.
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London
Britain
Mediterranean
Egypt
Sudan
Straits of Gibraltar
Malta
Exyet
Bimmultansa
Cinraltar
British North Sea
Atlantic
Tihme
Bydnyy
Commonwealth
Alexandria
Raope
Beyer
Nile
Hitler Speaks to World as Reich Fallout Looms
Hitler delivers a lengthy address claiming the Nazi revolution is bloodless and condemning chaos without his chancellorship. He argues foreign nations offered no aid, cites the four year plan gains, and asserts external threats will be repaired at the frontiers.
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Hitler
Berlin
London
Ams Enaur
Urs
Austrian Nazis Toast Hitler With Beer in Vienna
In Vienna Nazi circles prepare celebrations around Hitler's speech and the release of prisoners. Innkeepers stock up on beer and update wireless sets as party members, including women, sew swastikas and organize public displays amid the unrest.
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Hitler
Vienna
Bundi Nasin
Tymphathiier Varinga
Mamalc
Austrin
He Gadla
Campy
Hitler's Shadow Falls on Bonds Markets Edge Down
A distorted market report notes a feared extension of Nazi influence weighing on Austrian and Czecho Moravian bonds. The piece describes grim sentiment and a broader risk outlook affecting European debt.
Army purge reassigns officers under King Boris in Sofia
In Sofia on Sunday King Boris initiated a broad purge of senior officers in the Bill arian Army. Gan ova Loukoff oversaw the rejuvenation, and many high officers were retired or relegated, as the government prepares for forthcoming elections.
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Sofia
Gan+ova Loukoff
Boris
Avi Hae
Daxena
Lst
Duchess of Windesr Tops Beeting Field in Aria Drama
In ARIA on Sunday, famous dram makers enter the world’s beet freee-woran competition. The Duchess of Windesr is placed first, followed by the Duchess of Kantenced and the Aga Khan’s wife in third.
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Woran
Duchess of
Windesr
Kantenced
Aga Khan
Soviet icebreakers rescue marooned scientists in Greenland
Newsreel style report details the rescue of four Soviet scientists stranded on an ice floe in Greenland by icebreakers Murman and Taimir after weeks of storms. Crew carried scientists and equipment to safety, breaking up the camp and celebrating with congratulations from Bralle and the government.
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Tive Leebroahers
Murman
Talmir
Thouanda
Lsten
Rainer Mage
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Aebtoht Vennel
Murmaan
Vooke
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Tabale
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Taimir
Vlasov
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