Chamberlain Defends Policy in House as Censure Fails
In London on Tuesday the Labour censure motion attacking the governments foreign policy toward Italy was defeated 330 to 168 with Eden abstaining. Chamberlain argued Labour’s inaction risks war while Lloyd George and Churchill defended the prime minister and praised his stance. The debate reflected distrust of the League of Nations and ongoing tensions with Mussolini.
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London
Gréat Britain
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Labour
Italy
Arthur Greenwood
Mr. Eden
League of and
Camberlain Rove
Loyalist Morale Broken in Teruel Recapture
Two Galatian divisions under General Aranda entered Teruel early today and recaptured the city in ruins. Loyalists were cut off as 15 000 were cornered while 4 000 to 5 000 had surrendered. The siege and bombardment left Teruel a devastated battleground amid ongoing Republican losses in the region. A French vessel was machine gunned near Valencia with one injury reported.
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London
Aranda
Teruel
Franco
Pemba
Hi Campesino
Comepnett
Gattere Haseen
Lower
Sree
Bod Teruel
Peer Ae Sas Ees
Oesault
Valencia
Hungary to Denounce Limitation Treaty
In Bucharest on a Wednesday report says Hungary plans to denounce the Trianon Treaty which caps its army at 35,000 and forbids an air force. Bulgaria remains the only other signatory to observe Allied conditions.
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Bucharest
Hungary
Bulgaria
France Eyes Independent Foreign Policy Shift
France voices concern over Anglo French Entente with a Senate Foreign Affairs leader urging a more independent approach. The chairman condemns Eden for territorial status quo and calls France to align centrally rather than on the periphery.
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Paris
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Eden
Britain faces election threat as Chamberlain reshapes policy
Government backs Chamberlain amid debates over League policy and Eden. Labour and Conservative divisions surface as Westminster plans a new foreign policy approach. Morri seon and Macdonald seen as pivotal figures while Halifax remains foreign secretary. Dominions meeting planned and foreign office changes anticipated.
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London
Mr. Chamberlain
Eden
Lord Halifax
W. 5
Morriseon
Mr. Eden
Malcolm Macdonald
Chamberlain
Dominions
Foreign Office
Right of Entry Dispute at Hardy Rubber Company
In Sydney on Wednesday the Hardy Rubber Company Ltd objected to a Rubber Workers Union application. Factory manager Mr W Scholes said Baird threatened to force concessions after months of pressure. He claimed prolonged marching across several apartments disrupted the district. The Conciliation Commission stood the case over to permit Baird to attend.
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Sydney
Hardy Rubber Company Ltd
Rubber Workers’ Union
W. Scholes
Baird
Choles
Scholes
Conciliation Commission
Warning to Austrian Nazis in Vienna Report
A brief notice from Vienna on Wednesday cites the Minister for Interior and a security official urging continued order and discipline under Dr Inquart as part of state maintenance.
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Vieinna
Dr. Inquart
Otter
Rome satisfied by Eden resignation says Rome daily
Rome satisfied says Daily Telegraph Rome correspondent reports Eden's resignation seen as more important to Italy than Cham-berlain's speech in the House of Commons. The dispatch notes Italian circles feel relief over political shift and hopes for stable fascist alignment.
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Rome
Ler
Daily Telegraph
Cham
Beriain
House of Commons
Italy
Eden
Times
Lloyd George Attacks Mr Chamberlain in Censure Debate
In a stormy House of Commons session, Lloyd George accused Prime Minister Chamberlain of withholding from Cabinet a note about Italy and Spain. Eden resigned after denying he received the Grandi telegram before his departure. Chamberlain and Lloyd George traded charges as Eden intervened, framing a frank reversal of foreign policy.
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London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Mr. Chamberlain
Eden
Italy
Spain
Count Grandi
Mr. Lloyd George
Grandi
Chamberlain
Verdict for ex M L C Keegan in Transport case
The district court today returned a verdict for £144 to former M L C John Keegan against the Commissioner for Transport. Keegan claimed a tram moved while he was pouring it and he was injured during the incident.
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Sydney
M.L.C
John Keegan
Commissioner For Transport
District Court
Keegan
P.M.G Threatens Broadcasters over Melbourne Racing Rules
An executive of a Melbourne station stated that broadcasting betting on Melbourne events breached regulations. After notice, the station ceased such broadcasts and Melbourne meetings will be treated like Sydney races, with no prices given until horses have passed.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Flour trade at standstill in North China contracts fail
Sydney reports the Flour Millers Association of New South Wales says the North China four contract hitch risks heavy penalties, cutting shipments. Australia faces multi million losses as mills blame a government indifferent to the issue. Some say only Japanese agents can move four to China, with Japan controlling North China ports and exchange finance.
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Sydney
Dale
Flour Millers Association
New South Wales
North
China
Australia
Recall of Japanese Leaders From Shanghai
Tokyo reports the recall of General Matsui’s replacement by General Hata as the command at Shanghai. General Mateus and Lieut General Prince Yasuhiko Asaka along with Lieut General Yanagawa are recalled from Shanghai amid persistent Conservative pressure on Asaka over Nanking. Imperial dinners planned in their honor as the Soviet consul is barred from the ship during investigations.
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Tokyo
Mateus
Prince Yasuhiko Asaka
Yanagawa
Shanghai
Hata
Matsui
Asaka
Nanking
Formosa air raid targets Taih aerodrome and Shinchiku
Chinese air action breaches Taiwan defenses this morning as ten bombs hit the Taih aerodrome and Shinchiku on the island's western coast, damaging several homes. In Budapest, Hungarian Nazis dissolve the party with seventy two leaders arrested.
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Formoss
Taih
Shinchiku
Budapest
Nazi Party
Industrialists to Run An SU Lang Candidates
The Industrial Labour Executive moves to oppose ALP candidates in New South Wales seats including Auburn held by Lang. J Hooke, once a Lang supporter, fronts against R Gorman and C Mathews in Annandale and Leichardt. Rebels may field candidates in Randwick Manly Te mor a George's River Kogarah and Hurstville. Glebe MP faces H Foley.
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Sydney
New South Wales
A.lp
A.L.P
Auburn
Lang
J. Hooke
R. Gorman
Annandale
C. Mathews
Leichardt
Randwick
Manly
Temora
George's River
Kogarah
Hurstville
Glebe
Dr. H. Foley
Hooke
Lidcombe
R. J. Heffron
M.L.A
Mascot
U.ap
G. Kelly
Bathurst
A J Tay
Aubury
C. P. Burnham
H. Collins
Bondi
P. J. Keane
Barwon
Area
E. Hogan
Namol
J. Kallalea
Tamworth
A. McKeig
Wag- Si
Clementson
Waverley
Bt i
Young
T. Ryan
Liverpool Ma
Newcastle
Civine Ain “Eebok
T ' Com
Mittee
J. M. Tully
Lab
GOULBURN SEAT try Party Nomination
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly for Goulburn seat aims to run under the Try Party banner while Loughlin plans to stand for the WAP ticket in the same district, signaling a contested local field.
Inquiry finds no evidence of fraud in state brickworks sale
After a 38 day hearing costing an estimated £15,000 to £20,000 the Royal Commission concluded there was no fraud or contravention against Brickworks Ltd in the sale of the State brickworks. The commissioner noted safeguards and that Monopolies Act aimed to protect the public while acknowledging potential good or bad effects. The government will receive a report from the commissioner.
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Sydney
Lang
Royal Commission
Sheahan
Swift
Reese
Monier
Pips Works
Bwift
Archibald Howie
Archi
A G. Hill
Brickworks Ltd
Spooner
A. E. Barton
Dull Sundays Prompt Calls for Sydney Cinema Action
Mr. Montague Marks of London Films Ltd, visiting Sydney, lamented the dullness of Sundays in Australia. He urged Bundey cinemas to divert part of takings toward funding Australian production and proposed trade incentives with the United States to boost local film industry.
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Montague Marks
London Films Ltd
Melbourne
Bundey Cinemas
Marka
Mr. Marks
Australia
United States
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