Annexations Reveal Large Increase in Germany War Resources
The half yearly report of the Reichskredit Gesellschaft shows a remarkable rise in Germanys potential war resources through the annexation of Sudetenland. It notes dominant mineral supplies, rising adverse trade with Australia, and strained economics including grain and fat reserves, with Australia blamed for half the Reichs adverse trade balance and currency issues. The report also covers migration policy and refugee intake, describing interviews and control measures at Ottawa and Canberra.
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Berlin
Germany
Sudetenland
Reichskredit Gesellschaft
Territorial
Australia
Itch
America
Bruce
Canberra
House
Australia House
Trty
Canada
Colonisation Department
Ottawa
Ontey
Roosevelt lead Britain supports Chamberlain public endorsement
London reports show Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain praising President Franklin D. Roosevelt for his congressional message and signaling closer Anglo American cooperation. British press notes the gesture as a bold front in facing international issues with the United States, amid commentary on parallel actions and Japan notes.
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London
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Neville Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Congress
Thone Islande
Dornement
Amé
Ann Tully
Japan
Britain
D. Mall
Chamberlain
Roose
Daily Herald
Ontario Premier Seeks Australian Insight on Global Problems
In San Francisco on Friday, Ontario Premier Hepauen discussed finding solutions to worldwide issues alongside Sydney, while on a voyage with a five member party from the American Museum of Natural History led by Zane Grey to study Australian waters.
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San Francisco
Ontario
Hepauen
Sydney
Devovaring
Australia
Hapkuen
Zane Grey
American Museum of Natural
Aatory
Consul's Arrest and Spanish Inquiry Prompt Britain to Probe
Britain orders a full inquiry into the arrest of a British consul amid Spanish Nationalist claims of improper conduct by British officials. The probe is led by Mr O Malley, Mr J N Jerram, and Sir Wasey Sterry, with cooperation sought from Madrid, Burgos, and San Sebastian authorities, as formal charges remain disputed and access to detainees demanded.
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London
Spain
Ign. Becre
8 de Luz
Clais
Saint Jean de Jug
San Bastien
Burgos
O'Malie
d'Aglaires
Saint Jean de Luc
J. N. Jerram
Bir
Wasey Sterry
Nationalite
Britain
Einest Golding
Conmi
Jerram Han
San Sebastian
Rattenbury
Foreign Office
Western Department
Franco Pressing To Tarragona In Wider Loyalist Retreat
The Burgos Daily Telegraph correspondent reports Franco’s forces four miles from Lerida Tarragona with a push toward Tarragona. Loyalists, warned by winter delays, brace for potential paralysis as the government calls up aging soldiers and youths to sustain the defense along the Lerida to Barcelona corridor.
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London
Lavallate
Urge Canal
Troopa
Soldhage
Toymmgone
Segre
Mtallans
Tallana
Lerida
Tarrigona
Loyallats
Cervera
Agualada
Barcelona
Franco
Urgel Plait
Replanning of Sydney Programme Begins This Year
Sydney Friday reports the government intends to pror coal and replanning, with Premier Stevens stating work would start in the next budgeting year. A portion will involve the Law Courts as part of the plan.
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Sydney
Stevens
MR CHAMBERLAIN VISIT TO ROME AND TALKS
London reports after weeks of speculation that Chamberlain’s Rome visit will not include formal talks. Discussions are expected “over coffee cups” as Italy and France tensions loom. Evacuation of Spanish troops is urged amid concerns over European security.
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Anh Musslit
Chambarlain
Spain
Europe
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Taly
France
Djibouti
Rome
Paria Suring
South
Pussy Telegraph
Mr. Chamberlain
Ttaly
Tull
Faith in Mr. Chamberlain in New York speech
In New York the newly appointed Aritiah Conwul General defended Mr. Chamberlain. He described him as an Englishman who spoke for England and argued that negotiation and agreement can achieve what war could never.
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New York
Aritiah Conwul
Haggart
Chamber of Commores
Crisis in Japan opposition to China objective
Tokyo Thursday reports that Japan faces an unprecedented crisis in its history as Premier Baron Hiranuma states after the first Cabinet meeting that Japan will pursue its predecessor's policy toward China. He asserts national resources should be concentrated to achieve the objective, while the press views the ministry as a continuation of the old and predicts a short life for it.
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Tokyo
Japan
Baron Hiranuma
China
Presa
Ikeda Ie
Japanese Premier Rejects Fascist Plot Claims
Prime Minister Hiranuma denies reports of fascist backing while stating the government will not sever political channels. He signals willingness to accept a parliamentary constitution and downplays supposed mobilization against dissent.
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Tokyo
Noforce National
M. Hiranuma
Soft drinks defence accepted by court in Melbourne case
A Port Melbourne Court heard a drunken and dis orderly man plead not guilty after claiming a New Year party where he drank a large amount of drinks. He said the alcohol affected him and the charge was accepted, with the defence reportedly applying.
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Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Three Czech experts to resume London talks on reconstruction credit
Prague Correspondent reports three Czechoslovak finance specialists arrive in London to restart negotiations begun before Christmas. They seek 20 million pounds in reconstruction credit while German influence rallies opposition and urges adoption of anti Jewish expropriation measures. Czechoslovakia faces pressure to align with Germany four year plan, limit Czech industry, and convert the country into an agrarian food reservoir for Germany.
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London
Prague
Teleraph
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Cech
Refugee Migration Debate In Australia Probed
A parliamentary petition by the Australian Associated Press editor examines methods Australia uses to handle immigrants and refugees from Central Europe, highlighting contemporary policy questions and public concern.
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London
Grithiam Te
Aus
Europe
Australian Associated Press
Pig Iron for for Japan Prime Minister's Reply
Newcastle Friday Mayor Alderman Jennery tr Aight received a telegram from the Prime Minister replying to an appeal to prevent the Destruct from being brought to Newcastle. The telegram stated inquiries suggest the master of the ultraman should remain in Port Kombin for the time being. The aide said it was at least satisfactory that the Prime Minister had investigated the attention.
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Newcastle
Jennery Tr Aight
Port Kombin
Aid
Jenner
Evacuation plan urges house to house census for child shelter
A government circular advises local authorities to start immediate house to house surveys of available accommodation for children in case of war. Householders may volunteer, payment will be made per child housed, aiming to secure shelters for up to 3,000,000 school children. No child will be moved without parental consent.
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London
Condon
Silat
Sensation at Ranpur Calcutta riot erupts near palace
A threatening mob from the Arrow of members of the ilingal Pre Traunda potion organization gathered at Ranpur near Calcutta. Major Reginald Bast-Gatta and Oriana officials urged restraint but the crowd surged toward Major Buall Gette. He fled in defense as top men were pushed away. The mob injured and two were shot.
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Calcutta
Mraay
Ranpury
Ilingal Pre Traunda
Reginald Bast
Gatta
Daladier Departs for Algiers in Tunisian Dispatch
The French Premier M. Daladier left for Algiers where he will arrive Friday and depart that day for Marseilles. A local Arsh Sheik greeted the premier and declared Salam’s Protector, saying only France is needed.
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M. Daladier
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Daladier
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France
Air Service Melbourne tweaks Adelaide Darwin schedule
The Minister for Civil Aviation announced approval for a change in the Adelaide service operated by Curie Airways Martine. The southbound flight will leave Darwin at 6 45 am and arrive in Adelaide at 6 20 pm the same day with no change to the current daytime timetable. Overnight stops will be maintained on the word trips but the summer timetable is under review for potential night flying on the southern route.
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Melbourne
Thorby
Adelaide
Stop Work Meeting Mooted at Wollongong Harbor
The British steamer Daltrain remains at the jetty while plans to call a stop work meeting along the South Coast are prepared. An attempt to load pig iron for Japan was not made, and no loading occurred at present.
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Wollongong
Japan
Bouth
Heat wave tightens grip as Crm terre records high
Crm terre residents endured another hot day as the mercury rose near record levels. The Agta meteorological station logged the day’s peak temperature underscoring a continuing heat wave and warmer conditions across the region.
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Terre
Dogromn
Agta Ceteorological Station
Young Man Swallows Poison In Dramatic Farewell
In Byndney a 24 year old man identified as Thomas Harold Kerhaven spoke to his landlady and a 16 year old girl, saying he would not be here long. He lifted a bottle to his lips and struggled to stop himself from swallowing poison as onlookers watched in shock.
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Bydney
Thomas Harold
Kerhaven
Industrial Leader Alleges Lang Labor Ties to Government
In Sydney Priday reports an allegation that the Lang Labour Party mobilized new campers and manipulated unity talks to wreck negotiations. The speaker also claims Mr Lang collaborated with the Government to push legislation harmful to workers.
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Sydney
Priday
Lang Labour Party
Tuatslal
Haffron
Lang Jind
Recruiting Minister Supports Cabinet Policy
Recruiting Minister backs cabinet policy confirming the government’s plan for voluntary recall and recognizing the interpretation of writs. He reiterates commitment without equivocation to the party line and emphasizes support for the government’s broader agenda.
Bourke Endures 21st Consecutive Heat Wave Day
Sydney reports Inland New South Wales remains under a severe heat wave as Bourke registers over 100 degrees for the 21st straight day. If heat persists for several more days, the record will be extended.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Bourke
Defence programme progress in munitions supply continues
The government reports satisfactory progress in defence plans. Mr Street notes five key stages reached, including doubling output of heavy work and production of mobile aircraft guns. Ammunition for heavy artillery has advanced to new stages, aligning with Commonwealth needs and aiding other Dominions.
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Street
In Brief Anniversary Bay Sydney
Anniversary Day set to be observed on Monday January 90. Several garbled items reference a hotel fire a Supreme Court appointment and other unclear events with names and places damaged by OCR.
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Anniversary Bay
Sydney
Chiat
Mr. Gollan
PEA PEAEE LS ARS COMPRAR SAT OE
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names places or events. Unable to extract a coherent news item or entities for a factual headline and summary.
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