Italy fears spread of Bolshevism across the Mediterranean
In Rome on Tuesday Signor Mussolini’s policy remains steady against Bolshevism, as the Stazioni Internazionale states. It argues that Italy, Spain, and the Danubian Balkans share civilization ties and must resist Bolshevik from crossing the Carpathians to endanger the Mediterranean.
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Reshuffle of Nazi Regime Reported by Paris Paper
Paris based Petit Parisien quotes a plan from Italy outlining a Nazi government reshuffle. Hitler would be president akin to Hindenburg, Goering chancellor, Himmler Goebbels and others removed. Schacht could return as economy minister with a professional diplomat handling foreign affairs.
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American Ships Enter Australian Trade
An American coastal steamer arrived in Sydney with a full cargo including drums of oil. The voyage aims to develop California Australia trade and return via Mexico with Pacific inland produce. The 3500 ton vessel, built in 1920 for Californian coastal service, is owned by an American firm. Two more similar vessels may join the Australian trade due to British cargo limits.
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German fleet reduced by scuttled steamer near Spain
Report from London notes further losses as the German merchant fleet is cut by 600 tons through the scuttling of a steamer off the coast of Spain, in addition to Mes de la Ta coma internment.
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Soviet Attacks Fail On The Mannerheim Line
Finnish communique reports severe fighting December 31 near Lake Hatjan Muodla Suvanto and Tulpate Rivers, with enemy assaults faltering. Finnish air raids from Petsamo and the Swed radio notes 60 000 Russians massed at Leningrad en route to Karelia.
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Franco's New Spanish Renaissance Promised in New Year Address
Hendaye correspondent reports General Franco pledging a rapid Spanish renaissance after the civil war. He said the Falange would lead a national revolution with more equitable wealth distribution and higher civil servant salaries. He blamed Spain's ruin on excess shipping to Russia and proposed industrial self sufficiency. The remarks appeared in a World Review digest.
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Quiet West Front News Amid Snow Covered Line
A brief communique reports a lull in activity on both sides along the western front. The front line is described as being snow covered, with no significant engagements noted.
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Death toll in United States rises during Christmas New Year
United States death tally from the Yvid ence totals 500 with breakdowns including 292 traffic deaths 40 personal crisis reports and 28 homicides recorded across the holiday period in New York and nationwide.
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British Air Secretary Visits RAF in France on Cost Concerns
Captain Balfour under-secretary for air visits the Royal Air Force in France for two days. He inspects operations, travels by aeroplane, and notes the main complaint is air service cost, promising to seek remedies to lower prices.
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Fire at Motor Works Humbles General Motors Adelaide
A blaze at General Motors Holden Ltd in Woodville caused about £4,500 damage to instrument panels. The fire did not disrupt factory operations or halt production. Local authorities investigated while workers remained on site.
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Tacoma interned by Uruguay after port refusal
The German supply ship Tacoma, ordered to stay in port, has been interned for the war duration by Uruguay. A German note argued Tacoma is a merchant ship, not a naval auxiliary. Uruguay may dock the vessel within two days while awaiting its destination decision.
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Danube Frozen Blocks RomanianGerman Goods Trade
A Bucharest message reports the Danube River blocked by ice from the Black Sea to the Yugoslav border. Transport of Romanian goods to Germany will slow and shift to rail through Hungary, where services are inadequate for the volume.
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Air raid over Shetlands reports German losses and British shots
Air Ministry and Admiralty report enemy aircraft sighted over the Shetland Islands this morning. One bomber dived at a British warship. no hits or casualties. One enemy machine believed shot down. German High Command cites technical fault. Coastal Command also claims two German bombers sunk off the British coast. one aircraft went down after being hit repeatedly.
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Earth tremors persist in Turkey amid widespread devastation
Severe aftershocks rattle Anatolia as western Turkey feels its first tremor. Reports describe fissures belching smoke near Asmaya and Mokat, floods subsiding, and continued rains. Ships feared lost in Black Sea storms. Turkan sinks with 20 crew. Rescue efforts proceed while survivors seek refuge in mountains.
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Balkans Face Potential War as Frontiers Tighten
The report notes troop buildup on East Turkey frontiers and Russian moves between the Black and Caspian Seas. Romania reportedly shifts divisions near Bessarabia and the Pruth River, with Romania and Hungary regions holding numerous cavalry and infantry as invasion scenarios loom.
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Warlike Toys Stir Toy Trade and War Gear Export
British toy makers expand to mimic war materiel with clockwork destroyers and toy air planes. Ships and ambulant naval vessels feature guns and torpedo tubes to defray equipment costs for real troops. Walter Lines heads the Toy Manufacturers Association as exports rise after wartime blockades.
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Army Introduces Compulsory Registration for Young Men
Army officials announce compulsory registration for all men turning 21 within the next year. A three day period for registration will precede medical exams and three months of training. Enlistments will occur in Newcastle West Maitland Inverell Goulburn Wollongong. Employers hindering registration face penalties.
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Danish Premier Stauning Sees Grim Future For Denmark
In Copenhagen on Monday Prime Minister M Stauning spoke of being low in spirits about the future and losing belief in any change. He said Denmark was entering 140 with subdued hope that terrain would hinder defense and that Denmark would stay passive and impartial in the war. He warned neutral nations face ruin if the conflict persists and urged unity.
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Britain Controls The Seal Inward Trade Surge
In the ten days before Christmas Britain received 3 600 000 tons of merchandise up 10 percent from early December. Shipping losses to enemy action last week totaled three small British steamers and three neutral vessels.
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Italy Breaks With Soviet in Finland Invasion Dispute
The Italian government recalls its ambassador from Moscow on leave in response to the Soviet recall of its envoy from Rome after anti-Soviet demonstrations over the Finland invasion. Sir William Seeds the British ambassador also leaves for England as Anglo-Soviet relations face strain.
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Conscription Proclamation Calls Up Nearly Two Million Men
The King announces a proclamation making almost 2,000,000 men aged 19 to 27 liable for military service with 19 year olds deferred to 20. First calls likely after March. total potential pool 2.5 to 2.75 million. Civilian unemployment may trigger out of turn drafts. Australians and Canadians may transfer to their own contingents.
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Lady Mitford Returns to England From Munich
Lady Unity Mitford daughter of Lord Renesdale has left Munich for England in an ambulance train arranged by Hitler according to the Daily Mail. Reports say she suffered a bullet wound and was interned after arrival news from the News-Chronicle.
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Captain Reduced in Rank at Brisbane Barracks
Captain William Nichols of No. 1 Garrison has been reduced to lieutenant for keeping a private truck and making a false report. The action took place in Brisbane on Tuesday.
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