Japan Strikes at Midnight in Jehol to Silence Geneva’s Protest
Reports from Shanghai describe Japan and China edging toward full-scale war in Jehol as Tokyo and Nanking prepare ultimatums and mass mobilizations. Analysts warn the conflict could escalate quickly, with global efforts to impose an arms embargo unlikely without a universal pact.
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Arms Embargo Debate Divides British Cabinet
The British cabinet weighs a universal arms embargo amid debate over whether all powers must agree. Officials stress difficulty applying a broad ban and discuss implications for China and other nations as allied governments seek a coordinated approach. Diplomatic reporters note potential American reservations about participating.
Rumor of Japanese blockade tensions in war threats
British sources report fears of Japanese naval blockade increasing tensions across Europe and the Pacific. The rumor notes attempts to enforce a blockade by Japan and cites possible maneuvers near Shanghai, Tokyo, and allied ports, with ministers urging vigilance amid mounting naval activity.
War Purchases Orders Placed In Britain
War orders flood Britain as firms rush arms and equipment. The DULLS Telegraph notes factories are running 24 hours, with tanks and rifles shipped from multiple suppliers. Dartford plant expands to meet demand, while other firms export machinery and materials to support the war effort.
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Commons To Debate Monday On War Embargo Proposals
The House of Commons plans a Monday debate led by Mr Danstury on Prime Minister and foreign policy. reports say government warnings to allies and comments by the Foreign Secretary address embryo arms concerns and the potential for international agreement amid Kub diet internal matters.
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Royal Commission to Study Newfoundland Future
London reports the Dominions Secretary announces a Royal Commission to decide Newfoundland's future. The panel will assess political and economic options and consider Britain’s stance amid tensions with China Japan and the United States. The risks of embargoes and maritime law are debated as futures loom.
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Blockade of Japan Effect in Australia Reported
Melbourne reports on the economic blockade's impact on Japan and the Australian economy. The article notes trade shifts and a favourable balance, with measured purchases amounting to millions of pounds and goods bought during the year ending June 30. It highlights early effects on values and industry at the port and domestic markets.
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Indian policy debate on self government and Labour plan
A debate in Parliament over self government for India and Labour Government proposals. The motion, pushed by Conservative MP Sammon Hensemier, passed 207 to 048 with questions about negotiating an international settlement and how to handle noninternational nationalities amid pending talks. The discussion noted that government views favored a quick settlement and questioned deadlines and implementation.
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New Tariff Schedule Ready For Parliament in March
Sydney reports the Federal Government has nearly completed plans to present a revised tariff schedule to Parliament when it convenes in March. The minister for Parliament writes to opposition and party leaders urging the timetable be arranged in light of the aim to push through the entire tariff with a 100 items grouped to ease passage. The schedule covers Ottawa Agreement articles pledged by the government.
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Government Printing Office extension to expand Canberra operations
Federal Cabinet in Sydney approves extending the Government Printing Office at Canberra due to insufficient current space. The transfer will raise work volume and permanent staff, with publishing moving from Melbourne to Canberra after the enlargement.
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London to Press for Lower Tariffs in Commons
In the House of Commons Mr Ram says Mr Macdonald replied to a question about whether the Government’s efforts at the Economic Conference would aim at broad tariff reductions. The exchange reflects debate over trade policy and fiscal aims.
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Singapore base tax ordinance gazetted for March start
A British Labour member urged expedition on the Hospital Tax Ordinance gazetted yesterday to begin March 1. The debate covered costs of maintaining the Lambert and Blagamore bases, with figures cited for weekly salaries and total project expenses.
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Naval programme Britain stays hand on Geneva
In the House of Commons the First Lord stated that the naval shipbuilding programme for 1935 was not yet fully placed. He cited contracts for hulls and machinery worth about £4,000, with gun mounts and other parts to be ordered. He affirmed the programme is connected to the government’s Geneva proposals.
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Railway award case moves through state tribunals
The Railway Continutioners of New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania jointly filed with the Federal Arbitration Court for cancellation of the federal award. The court will hear arguments in Sydney on March 6. The unions expect to apply for state awards and workers in New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania could be affected.
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Sir Malcolm Campbell exceeds land speed mark on Daytona Beach
In dense fog and poor beach conditions, Sir Malcolm Campbell drove his 13 cylinder aero car to surpass his own land speed record at Daytona Beach. He achieved speeds near 340 mph during a stormy trial, then noted the rough course reduced actual forward speed and caused wheel spin. He described the run as the fastest he has ever had.
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Dash to Pole Fast Launch to South Vale Expedition
Expedition plans to sail from London to the South Vale by land and sea in a 40 knot speed run in summer. Midshipman Bhe Used Biddulph Pease leads the Discovery party with Expadiat Rice and third officer to survey a permanent meteorological station on the Greenland coast and race to the Pole, with young assistants and diverse weather considerations.
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Two-Up Offender Sentenced in Mildura Court
In Mildura, Alexander McCarthy received ten and a half months for two-up gaming. The sentence was set by the General Bexstore as a fine of 15 pounds. Local notes mention the town draws 3000 to 6000 men annually for fruit wagons, with some visitors taking part in gambling rather than work.
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Disarmament Drive Emphasizes Global Armament Cuts
President Roosevelt orders continued U S armament reduction efforts and carries on the push to curb world weapons. He stressed that cutting armaments remains a top final matter for the nation and world at this time, urging vigilance and action.
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Approval of New Issue in London Sees Conversion Favored
The Financial Times reports supporters of converting maturing bonds back to new issue funding. Markets anticipate fresh money at a modest fee as bondholders weigh options. Analysts say conversion may be costly, yet the plan could proceed if holders cooperate, with the Commonwealth receiving a variance.
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Honda
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Investiture at Buckingham Palace Reported
The King held the New Year investiture at Buckingham Palace with nearly 200 attendees. He conferred the newly granted honours during the ceremony, marking the first investiture of the year.
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British Cabinet Change Clears Decks in Melbourne
British cabinet reshuffle described as clearing the decks. Commentary notes new appointments including a Mintwist Tor douchea Copland and Major Muanley as Home Affairs. Reports mention consequences for transport and major operations, with emphasis on consolidating government stocks for a nation of Sr. P. J. Pybus.
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Britain Scrutinizes Meat Quota and Imports Policy
In the House of Lords Britain debates meat imports amid questions on English meat supplies. Lord Tenn more says Aravitine may be sending offal to evade import controls while the Board of Trade reports actions to tighten regulation and protect home producers. Government vows no leniency toward evasion and to enforce Ottawa regulations.
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Irish Police Chief O'Dutty Removed as Civic Guard Chief
Dublin reports the government has ousted General O'Dutty from his post as Chief of the Civic Guard a position he has held since 1026 and installed Colonel Bray, Chief Superintendent. Rumors of further changes swirl amid party tensions and calls from the LILA organ and the Left Wing of the Panneine Party for O'Dutty's funeral.
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Wage Restoration Hearing In Melbourne Court
The Arabiean Court sits to hear applications from unions seeking restoration of wage percent. The case discusses restoring one percent wage costs with support from transport unions including those in rail and road services.
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