Heavy fighting in China as truce sought near Peking
Reports from Peking describe heavy clashes near the capital with Chinese and Japanese forces entrenched. A truce was announced with双方 agreed to withdraw but not be first to leave, while Japanese troops advance toward Fangtai and Nanking reviews wartime measures.
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Peking
Tiescay
Murattie
Walla
Taaitaiga Mino
Paemnechang
Bown Wides
Wang FiMe
Paking
Fengtai
Nanyuan
Avro
Rome
Tokyo
Otto Kookenman
Linn
Nanking
Peiping
China
Loan Denied to Franco by London and Paris Banks
London and Paris bankers refused to consider General Franco's loan request of 79 million pounds. The Daily Herald says about 25 million would have been placed in London with repayment prospects unclear. The insurgent government is offering British firms whose property they hold a security against the loan.
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London
Paris
Franco
Daily Herald
Te de
Conference urged for uniform wage awards across states
SYDNEY Tuesday. The Minister for Labour Mr. Cunningham urged a conference between Federal and State authorities to secure uniformity in award conditions. He said that first rank in the State award was being negatived by federal interferences in many aspects including the employment of juvenile labour and award conflicts in the two spheres clashed.
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Sydney
Cunningham
Gas Explosion Shakes Honolulu Warship Withdrawn
The U S Navy announced USS Colorado has been withdrawn from the Mrs Harbart Putnam search and heads north to refuel The coast guard cutter Teca destroyer Bywan Lexington will continue the search from Sydney to Honolulu Residents report a strong explosion seismic shock felt across the area as underground mains were damaged Workmen cleared a damaged main after two houses were affected and fires were fought The Navy seeks permission from Britain to extend search near the Gilbert Islands and Ose and Bwan are noted in the report.
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Washington
Navy
Harbart Putnam
Noonan
Teca
Bywan
Lexington Sydney
Tueklay
Milwark
Lexington Wee Aginty
Oslay
Hubert Holley
Howland
Tyand
Manna
Ayers
Holley
Tame
Iast
Mussolini open to peace talks after Lansbury discussion
In Rome, Mussolini signaled readiness for a world peace conference addressing territorial, economic, and financial issues after discussions with Labour leader George Lansbury. He stressed careful war readiness, denied intentions to encroach in Spain, and suggested a round table on questions affecting Britain and Italy including Abyssinian conquest recognition.
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Rome
George Lansbury
Musanlini
Wigner Mussolini
Linabury
Italy
Spain
Lansbury
England
Mediterranean
Belgium Premier resigns amid royal withdrawal request
Belgium's premier tendered resignation to King Leypold after the justice minister’s resignation. The king urged withdrawal of the premier's resignation, seeing it as opportune and suggesting the government would meet the circumstances by accepting the justice minister's move. Prime Minister Van Zeeland reportedly remains in office while the issue is resolved.
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Belghim
van Zanland
Ink
Leypold
Justice
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M. de Laveley
M. van Zeeland i
M. van Zeeland i Now Counties the King’s Regiinat
Uegoraugee
BM van Zalucd
Belgian Minister Resigns in Turbulent British News Cycle
Sydney reports a Belgian minister resigning amid political turmoil. The Governor-General Gowrie and other View-Regal party members depart for Brisbane on HMAS to Papua and New Guinea, witnessing dances, canoe races, and native cricket before returning mid August. Parliamentary costs rise with new training schemes and higher MP salaries.
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Sydney
Gowrie
View-Regal
Brisbane
New Guinesora
Faucets
Maten
International Fund
Portugel
Lawarda
Willbaard
British Cost of Non Intervention Near Gibraltar
In the House of Commons Mr Eden said General Franco had batteries along the coast near Gibraltar. The government monitors the situation as royalist forces press west of Madeira. Rebels fire incendiaries from planes, creating large conflagrations. Royalists claim key gains while insurgents report heavy enemy losses.
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London
House of Commons
Eden
Franco
Gibraltar
Madius
Monany
Royallat
Madeid
Villa Neuve del Pardillo
Polar Flight Progress Amid Arctic Cyclone Encounter
Soviet airmen report progress in a polar flight as a cyclone churns at 15 000 feet near Moscow. The team encountered a second cyclone at 18 000 feet and later pressed on toward San Francisco with the aim of completing a challenging night ascent.
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Moscow
Non Intervention Britain to Submit Proposals
Britain has wired completed proposals to the Non Intervention Committee for the restoration of the Spanial Control System. The Daily Telegraph correspondent notes the committee meets Friday to gauge support for effective non intervention. If no real deal emerges, Britain will refrain from further proposals. France may reserve complete freedom of action.
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Britain
Wirngst
Diploma Ie J
Teleraph
Behain
France
Film industry crisis looms over Britain
In London on Tuesday, reports estimate British film producers face losses nearing a million pounds as insurers, banks, and other financiers consider foreclosure amid industry turmoil.
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London
Vote of Thanks and Budget Debate in Commons
In London the House of Commons discussed a vote of thanks as Mr Lane objected to a luncheon preface. Mr Eden refrained from detailing new British proposals while a Non Intervention Committee meeting was set for next Friday to report progress. Carson urged employment for youth amid high taxes, Lane challenged parliamentary fate and reflected on wartime tax returns and Labor policies.
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London
Pocelyn
Bfr
Eden
House of Commons
Bydney
Spanker
Lane
Mh.r
Broadway Association
Grace Brothers
Australe
A. D. Carson
Kane
Carson
Privy Council Finds Negligence in Flood Damages Suit
In Sydney a Privy Council ruling upholds High Court findings that the council acted negligently in flood defense works. Damages total £61 14s awarded to the plaintiff family, who sued after a drowning linked to rainstorm damage at their Eastern Road Turramurra home. The Union Steam Ship Co and News boarder residents appeal the decision.
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Tueway
Byd Council
Menew
Pylvy Council
High Court
Wan
Wighia
Stevenson
Horna Fured
Costa
Union Steam Ship
News Boarder
Zealand Li
Eastern Road
Turramurre
Bel Burdett
Postal Employees Welfare Inquiry At Castlereagh Post Office
During a hearing on an application by the postal workers the wage inquiry was adjourned. It stated that Castlereagh Street Post Office handled about £4,000 a week while others processed more money in a day than they earned in a year.
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Bydney
Castlereagh Street
New Zealand Finance Minister in Washington Eyes Trade Pact
New Zealand Minister for Finance Mr Nash arrived in Washington and began exploratory talks with Secretary of State Hull on a trade agreement. He also discussed coordinating a Britain and American air service between New Zealand and the United States and noted Tasman shipping laws were not yet opposed. He hoped for adjustments to prevent ongoing disagreements.
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Washington
Wie
New Zealand
Mr. Nash
Hull
United States
Trens Tasman
Associates Sydney Underwriters Plan Formation
Arrangements are underway to form an association of influential underwriters named the Associates Sydney Underwriters. Several leading members of the Sydney Stock Exchange will participate in the scheme.
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Rydney
Asociates Bydney Underwriters
Llewellyn Fails Cape to London Record Attempt
An OCR read notes Llewellyn’s Cape to London air dash encountering engine delays. The effort aimed to set a new Cape to London record with a 6 30 pm Khartoum leg and a Thursday update indicating the current pace around 3250.
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Kisumu
Llewellyn
Cape
London
Blum Hint Narow Escape From War Last Week
Paris on Tuesday the French vice premier M Blum commented on the Spanish situation at the Socialist Party Congress. He warned that danger looms as policy moves continue and frontier controls may be retained despite mixed reactions.
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Tuseda
Pramier
M. Bim
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Blum
Kha Waaast
Branco
Women’s Golf Final Set At Associats State Championship
Misa Whert of Grimt will face Ming Sidney Jones of the Australia Club in the final at Mensingston on Tuesday. In the semifinals Miss Ebert defeated Mia Goer, while Mia Blanks lost 4 and 2 to Coke pages.
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Misa Whert
Grimt
Ming Sidney Jones
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Australia Club
Associats
Mensing+ ston
Miss Ebert
Wea
Mia Goer
Era
Tato Mott Taatean Coke Pages
Theatre strike looms as unions threaten escalation
Melbourne officials urged a conference of Theatrical Employees Union Musicians Union and theatre proprietors after an extension of the Sydney blackout. Brisbane observers report an ultimatum to Tivoli management and a warning of a Commonwealth wide strike if Melbourne talks fail to yield results.
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Tuesay
Tivoli Theatre
Sydney
Dethridge
Arbitration Court
Theatrical Employees’ Union
Musicians’ Union
Brisbane
Theatrical Employees ’Union
Whdews
Thalf
Larrakia Patrol Signals New Maritime Mission
The report notes ongoing government patrols with a vessel moving past the harbor toward Bathurst Island and nearby waters. Authorities refuse to reveal exact destination but indicate the ship will survey areas around Bathurst Island and shell near the coast.
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Bathurst
T- Land
Mimmles
Bookmaker Fined in Sydney Court Case
Alldritt appeared in Sydney court today charged with breaches of the Bookmakers Act. He admitted recording only half the actual wagers, with Sergeant Forde prosecuting. The case suggests a common practice among bookmakers.
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Sidney
Alldritt
Syd~ Vempeey Court
Bookmakers
Abldritt
Forde
Paris Hotel Strike Fails Amid Broad Reopenings
The hotel strike collapses as almost all hotels operate normally. Only 22 cafes remain closed and just 4,000 of 19,000 staff are available, leaving broad service capacity intact across Paris.
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Paris
Tussay
Youth Jobs Debate at Sydney County Council Clash
Sydney Council clashed over youth employment in the Electricity Undertaking. General Manager Forbes Mackay argued the council should not act as a benevolent employer. Councillor Cramer pressed to pursue council duties. Debate touched on education levels, unemployment, and leave policy. Chairman Momm hone likened the act to making the general manager Mussolini.
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Sydney
Sydney County Council
Coucillors
Forbes Mackay
Mackay
Cramer
Devaland
Lloyd
Iin
Lloyd Mid
Momihone
Mussolini
Hopes of Retirement Shattered in Sydney County Council
Hopes that certain Sydney County Council members could force an early retirement of General Manager Forbes MacKay were shattered when advice from Southland indicated he would be only 58 or 59 on October 8 1038.
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Sydney
Sydney County Counci
Forbes MacKay
Souliend
Esen
Lieutenant Dewar to Lead WA Party on Island Post
Lieutenant Dewar will depart Perth for Rottnest Island to command a party erecting a nine inch gun. The assignment is expected to last two or three months and will keep him from visiting Melbourne with the Apatralion League team, for which he was expected to be elected.
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Perth
Dewar
Rottness Island
Hier
Melbourne
Apatralion League
Western Australia
High Wool Prices Predicted For Next Season
Sydney reports that agriculture official Me C Main predicts higher wool prices next season at an agricultural conference near Mawkesbury College. The event drew about 300 attendees from across the state amid global wool shortages and unsettled wheat prices, signaling potential higher costs for producers.
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Sydney
Aalater For Agriculture
C. Main
Mawkesbury College
Wale
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