France Warns On Danzig Coup From Within Or Without
Report from London notes France and Britain vow to defend Poland and will not tolerate any German coup in Danzig. The Polish commissioner in Danzig reassures German residents that Damzag will be managed, while the French Bonnet and British envoy downplay misunderstandings amid ongoing tension and tourism arrivals.
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Reactions From Paris and Danzig Unity on Germany
Paris reports Monday statements by Preaient Le Brun at Montpellier urging Western democracies to act. The Danzig leader Herr Foerater claims the populace stands united to return to Germany and would sacrifice for war. Daily Telegraph notes Britain and France may guarantee Luxembourg.
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War Anxieties In Hague and Paris Reports
The Hague dispatch says an official communique stresses Plotinias depandence and neutral stance amid war fears. Rome sources claim Signor Masaolitto met with the Pope, while Bonnet conferred with French authorities on Turkish warship transport costs in a potential conflict. Paris reports Indo China fields 100000 troops, a factory building 150 planes, and a new munition plant starting operations.
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Mussolini Denies Hitler Talks In Rome
Reports claim Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler met at the frontier last week. Rome was told Monday that both leaders had conferred, but Mussolini dismissed the report as false.
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British Policy Urges Cooperation Against Force
Prime Minister Chamberlain states Britain favors settling international differences through discussion and cooperation and fiercely opposes settlement by force. He warns that any attempts to impose terms by force will be met with force if necessary, while noting efforts to build a strong peace-front armament.
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Australian Manufactures Outlook in 19th Century Tone
Australia’s secondary industries hold potential to expand with time and improved conditions. Attor Man-Missit notes geographic advantages and the need for policy to support growth, population balance, and migration to ensure a viable future for the country. The Nova caption hints at club efforts aiding in related matters.
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Thetis Inquiry Fails to Clarify Torpedo Tube Flooding
The Attorney General spoke as the inquiry opened on the Thetis, noting that diving was completed with limited clarity. He described flooded tubes and a harbour contact point while submergence documents referenced fuel and hatch seals, with further observations by Wood on water in fittings and chamber compartments.
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Moscow Pact Talks Reported From Kremlin Meeting
A Foreign Office report from London cites talks at the Kremlin between Sir William Seeda and M. Naggiat with Soviet Premier Molotov. The Times notes difficulty in achieving a broad agreement despite Russia's bargaining power and warns against an early conclusion of the German Soviet Pact.
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British sentiment strong for fulfilment of pledges
London Mayday reports a rally of national sentiment after Lord Halifax's pledge to defend Britain, urging mobilization of all strength if aggression threatens Britain or its allies. Speakers including Prime Minister Chamberlain and Archibald Bindley stress unity, readiness, and a decisive response to any threat, with emphasis on armed forces and deterrence.
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Britain's Clear Stand Emphasized by Press Verdicts
In a flurry of editorials the British position is declared unified and unmistakable after recent Foreign Office and government statements. The Sunday Times urges Britain's intentions are beyond doubt, recalling 1914 fears as unfounded this time. The Observer praises Lord Halifax for decisive leadership, stressing freedom at stake. Times underscores complete unity in policy.
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Flooded compartment hinders Wood and Chapman escape attempt
In a damaged OCR fragment, Wood and Chapman struggle to close a door under pressure as a flood fills the compartment. The text mentions food trapped in the flooded area and unclear references to audible or “aural” products.
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Industrial Labour Attitude and Threat to Peace
Industrial Labour stands four against further aggression and demands unity of democratic strength. The Labour Party remains hostile to the Meagles and Chamberlain Governments, insisting peace requires Hitler’s recognition of a united front against expansion.
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Ocean Flights Possible New Regular Service Between Continents
A report by Captain P G Taylor describes a potential regular air route from East Africa toward Australia and Asia. He notes a flying boat capable of 46 hours to Mombasa, Seychelles, and Diego Garcia with sleeper berths and meals, enabling night travel and dawn arrivals in Australia, highlighting a fast, weather favorable corridor and optimistic Empire-wide utility. The captain will compile a Commonwealth report with recommendations while broader European political commentary cites Hitler, Britain’s appeasement stance, and cabinet prospects amid wartime tensions.
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Japanese Demands on Britain and France in Peking
A Peking message says the Japanese controlled Chinese government sent demands to the British and French embassies as a basis for settlement in Tientsin The demands include support for a new Japanese currency inspection rights over banks and businesses strict press controls and appointing a Chinese government to back the concession The Japanese army warns force may be used and a British engineer Mr S T Griffiths is reported taken into custody amid alleged insults. Heavy fighting reported around Manchukuo as Japanese forces press an offensive against Soviet Mongolian troops with tanks planes and troops involved.
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Queensland rail and road plans fall through in Brisbane report
The Queensland Government proposals for a railway from Djarra to Darwin and an arterial western Queensland road collapsed as the Commonwealth Government would not cooperate. A plan suggested a rail link via Commoweal and the existing Northern Territory line, with the arterial road joining the New South Wales to Goonawindl route.
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National rally marks King's return in Hyde Park tribute
A national rally at Hyde Park followed a Westminster Abbey service for King and Queen's safe return from Canada and the United States. Volunteers led the march parade, with every participant a volunteer. Canon Barey preached at the Abbey, praising civil defense and urging public spirit as the nation gathered to show unity and readiness for any emergency.
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Drive Against GF Betting Meeting At Tune Club
A report notes representatives at the tune club will confer with the secretary and a detective ruled on a case involving a riding girlie. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to betting and an official inquiry is present.
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