Japan Presses China Settlement Amid North China Tensions
Reports from Tokyo and Nanking depict Japan demanding a halt to Chinese troop movements in Hopei and affirming that troops were sent to protect nationals. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek is said ready to take command, while Chinese divisions arrive near Peiping as boycott protests gain momentum.
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London
Nanking
China
Japan
Hopei
Miss Tokyo
Dome’ Agency
Chiang-Kai-Chek
Peking
Kawagoe
Pao-Ching-Fu
Peiping
Hopel
Nenking
Rifesto
North
North China
Tokyo
Japan's terms for settlement in China
Japan sets settlement terms including uniting East Ho North Hopei and Chai provinces as an independent state with Tientsin as capital. Tangku to become a Japanese naval base. Militarisation of Peking city with Japanese troops to garrison.
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London
Japan
China
East Ho
North Hopei
Chai
Tientsin Ao
Tangku
Liukou- 4
Garison
Peking City
Bid for throne voiced by vicar after Windsor Duke remark
The Rev. Anderson Jardine who wed the Duke of Windsor said in an interview he believes the Duke would bid for the throne if King George VI were unable to rule. He cited George VI's indications of emulating the Windsor claim.
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Lake Placid
Anderson Jardine
Duke of Windsor
George VI
George
Naval treaties signed in London target Britain Germany and Russia
London foreign office reports two bilateral naval pacts with Britain Germany and Britain Russia will take effect by July end. These agreements limit qualitative arms and govern information exchange. Russia reserves a Far East caveat allowing departure from restrictions if Japan withdraws, while German papers say Germany accepts qualitative limits and is not pursuing a naval arms race.
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London
Britain
Germany
Russia
Foreign Office
Toar
Far East
Rusia
Japan
Berlin
Davis Cup Inter Zone Final Opens With Close US Germany Tussle
United States and Germany split opening singles as Henkel edging Budge 6 2 1 3 and Von Gramm defeating Grant 6 3 8 2. The Germans later clinched the tie as Budge dominated the net and Von Cramm outplayed Grant, sealing a strong lead through steady aggression and late breaks.
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London
United States
Gar
Henkel
von Gramm
Grant
von Cramm
Budge
Theead
Premier denies moratorium decision reports
Sydney Premier Mr Stevens rejected newspaper rumors of a government moratorium decision. He said no minister or cabinet statement supports such action and that no covenant feature is planned. Legislation on moratorium will come in the next parliamentary session, though Christmas breaks may delay introduction.
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Sydney
Stevens
Merstorium
Putnam Search Cost To Be Probed
New York Saturday Byron Beott of the Naval Affairs Committee seeks information on the cost of the Putnam search. He wants legislation to curb federal faculties from searching for those lost on publicity migration. Rosa Collins backs the idea, arguing to publicize costs should be faced by those advocating it. Estimated search point cost is about 3,600,000 dollars.
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New York
Byron Beott
Naval Affairs Committee
Putnam
Escape Clause Omitted In Naval Treaties
The text discusses missing escape provisions in naval treaties limiting cruisers to 8 000 tons and guns no larger than 6.1 inches. It notes that Germany and Russia could immediately build such cruisers after three months’ notice to Britain and critiques the Anglo-German and Anglo-Russian agreements for tonnage limits and who polices violations.
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London
Sunong Waderscamia
Germany
Russia
Britain
Japan
May go up 16 miles in balloon ascent
A Rochester report states Professor Pickard will attempt a stratosphere flight at 4.8 p.m. Sydney time, wearing a parachute and football headgear, with a gondola supported by 80 balloons. He will radio the ground crew, and if successful, plans a 16 mile ascent in future experiments.
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Rochester
Minn
Pickard
Sydney
Indian Nationalist Congress Pushes Unity in New Ministry
The Indian Nationalist Congress in Poona urges six provinces to form a ministry and publish a policy speech in Harajan Weekly. The message argues that accepting office signals a move toward complete independence, calls ministers to modest conduct, and stresses that government should bridge Hindu Muslim and caste divides. It claims the step aims to avert bloodshed and mass civil disobedience.
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Poona
Saturany
Indian Nationalist Congress
Cot
Old Man's Death in Fire Echoes a Gruesome Find
Sydney report says Walter Jamen Crampton aged about 60 collapsed beside a grate fire at his Metany home. He was found by his son in the dining room, burnt and unable to be saved. Police believe he overbalanced while near the fire and struck his head, leading to his death.
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Sydney
Walter Jamen Crampton
Mta
Fin
Polis
Crampton
Putnam Search Near End In Honolulu Narrowing List
Navy says the hunt for Mrs Earhart Putnam and Captain Noonan will likely close tomorrow night near Honolulu. Brief notes indicate aircraft tonnage and crew sightings have narrowed the search area to a few square miles.
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Honolulu
Navy
Mre. Earhart Putnam
Captain Noonan
Peete
Murder in old battle field at Vimy Ridge site
A 36 year old woman named Rachel Kenard was found dead in old Canadian trenches at Vimy Ridge. The body lay near a belt hole beneath barbed wire as investigators probe a possible motive for the killing.
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Theody
Rachel Kenard
Battle- Sekda
Vimy Widge
Abe
Ealouay
Aviator Harold Gatty Plans Marriage to Java Girl
The aviator Harold Gatty has taken out a license to wed Alder Ding Vol-Nerney, 23, of the Australian Associated Press region, with reports confirming the ceremony occurred yesterday afternoon.
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New York
Harold Gatty
Alder Ding Vol- Nerney
Associated Press
Wun Nuele
German Economy Discovery Of New Alloy Dentistry
Berlin correspondent reports a vast gold stock used in German dentistry with yearly losses halved by new alloying. The piece notes ongoing gold usage and an unexpected byproduct from economy measures. Also mentions hairdressers collecting large amounts of hair for felt production.
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London
Berlin
Y” Pnys
Tas Hitkarta
Germany
Boxer Seeks Speedy Reno Divorce
The English boxer Jack Doyle arrived in Reno by air and said he wants a faster divorce than his wife secured in April. He stated there is no other woman involved and he hopes for a quick settlement.
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Boxer
Reno
Jack Doyle
Apri
Panic on Paris Bourse Drives Franc to Low, Rumors Stir
Panic sweeps the Paris stock exchange as selling pressure drives the franc to its lowest level in years. London and Panic officials are baffled by the market mood amid rumors of French government dissension and possible resignation of M Bonnet. The unrest follows a Socialist Conference vote and growing expectations the Labour Federation and Socialist programme will push social reforms, affecting transport and insurance policies.
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London
M. Bonnet
Socialist Conference
Mar
Paria
M. Shum
M. Chautemps
Labour Federation
Socielista
Gramme
Institute appoints Allan Fisher to international economics chair
The Institute of International Economics appoints Professor Allan Fisher of the University of Western Australia to occupy the chair of international economics at its headquarters, marking a key leadership addition to its global economic research program.
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London
Institute of Interna Jana
Allan Fisher
Economica
Uni of
Western Australia
International Economica
Press Sees Better Prospects Amid Nonintervention Debates
Diplomatic dispatches report a mixed but hopeful mood after yesterday's nonintervention meeting. British plan gains cautious approval, while Times notes likely criticism and amendments. Key disputes focus on withdrawal of foreign volunteers tied to granting belligerent rights, with French stance unchanged. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain references large armament expenditures as context for policy.
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Paya
Morning Post
Mm Dlear
Srntiah
Voluntesra
Franco opposes withdrawal condition in non intervention plan
London hopes fade as General Franco issues a lengthy Salamanca statement. He says the National Government earned belligerent status, so rights cannot hinge on volunteer withdrawal. He claims not to need foreign aid and cites Valencia Government hurdles. Non-intervention talks face extended, tough discussions with Britain, France, Russia, Germany, Italy, and others continuing.
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London
Franco
Salamanca
Valencia
Lord Plymouth
France
Russia
Germany
Italy
Norway
Objections to Withdrawal of Foreigners in Berlin Crisis
Fragmented text reports objections to withdrawing foreigners amid Franco and Spanish party tensions. It references General Franco, belligerent rights, and interwar political maneuvering, with mentions of Germany, Spain, and socialist ministers amid a Moscow press stance.
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Vranco
Belin
Tt In
Parte
Daily Mail
Franco
Labour election plans conference set for Canberra next month
Labour outlines policy and October election strategy to be discussed at a conference in Canberra. J Holloway, K Dwyer Gray, and Dwyer Sr. Currin to preside with committee representatives from various regions. The event aims to shape Labor’s campaign ahead of the Commonwealth elections.
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Labour
Waytern
Jon
Gray
J. Holloway
K. Dwyer Gray
Dwyer Sr. Currin
Conte Fander Ieee Ee Acta
Memare
J. 3. Rogeyear
AEN
Amateur Athletics Crowd Sees Unclear Mile Race Result
A fragmented report describes an amateur athletics crowd and a mile race with an unclear winner. Names and places are unreadable, but the scene focuses on a local event and the crowd’s reaction.
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