British Ambassa dor Sir Robert Craigie Talks Peace in Tokyo
In London and Tokyo discussions resume on fiscal policy and Sino Japanese hostilities. British ambassador Sir Robert Craigie and Sir Robert Turton review potential actions as government seeks restraint and dialogue amid demonstrations in North China and damage to missionary property.
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Elke Pings
AFIRE AT SEA Silence After S.O.S. TKOYOMA
A mid Pacific fire endangers the Bokuyo Maru traveling from Los Angeles to Yokohama with 110 passengers and 104 crew aboard and nitrates as cargo. An SOS was received via a chain of ships including the San Pedro Maru and Nippon Maru. no word after 13 hours raises fear of a major explosion if the cargo ignites. Meanwhile a famed old clipper with gilded sterns lies moored at Greenhithe beside H M S Worcester near the Thames.
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Los Angles
Yokohama
Mid- Pacific
Bours
Tightening up of Blockade Tightens coast of Fukian Province
British reports indicate enhanced blockade actions along Fukian Province with evacuation sought for key ports Yayuan and Shachady. Ships and authorities coordinate evacuations and power constraints in anticipation of further measures.
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Coset
Fukian
Ned Tha
Yayuan
Defence Works Advi Panel to Zerregeiy
Fragmented OCR note outlines a defence advisory panel to discuss fence work and an inaugural meeting attended by a minister, referencing the AEF treaty and governance. The text is garbled but suggests a formal defense planning session with notable officials and a focus on security measures.
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Wien
Japanese General Commits Hari Kari After Damaged Airplane
The Dome News agency reports a Japanese general and 11 others perished after their plane was damaged near enemy lines. Survivors attempted self extinction to meet honor, with the crew selecting to die rather than be captured.
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Tokyo
Dome
Hanken
Tokang
Air Squadrons for Darwin Announcement
Air squadrons planned to strengthen defense at Darwin to deter invasion. Units to be stationed there with reconnaissance missions. Laverton expected to be protected in August as the fire will wave to deter threats.
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Darwin
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Laverton
Manina
New Zealand Rejects London Credit Terms
Wellington reports New Zealand has rejected British credit terms amid stalled London negotiations. The Financial News notes progress between Nash and Montague Norman with only details remaining and no decision on when the statement will be issued.
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Stock Markets Rise on Bullish New York Trading
Prices advance in New York with a brisk day of trading as gains spread through the market. Turnover reaches 1.75 million shares, aided by favorable domestic outlook and renewed peace overtures on Europe.
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Europa
American Iron Wide Steel Institute
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Pact Parleys On Again In Moscow
The Moscow talks between British and French negotiators with Soviet leaders proceed as Britain says fresh instructions were sent to Ambassador Sir William Leeds, though no statement could be made yet. Pravda outlines Soviet views on a looming second imperialist war and warns Russia would respond if threatened.
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No State Insurance Against Air Raids Reported
Fragmented OCR text from a London item notes confusion on wartime insurance policies. Mentions a boiler explosion in Berlin with fatalities and injuries but text is garbled, unclear on date or full details.
Australia for Australians demand echoes in Kalgoorlie
Kalgoorlie hears Mr Menzies call for unity and national identity as he urges Australians to settle disputes and support an Australia peopled by Australians during a civic reception on Ao-day.
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Danzig Dispute May Be Settled by Negotiations
Berlin reports a cautious optimism that the Danzig dispute could be resolved through talks between Poland and Germany without outside interference. Hitler, back from Munich, urged peaceful negotiation as Gestapo clamps down on local police enrollees amid quiet conditions in Danzig.
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Naval unrest sparks chiding on politicians in navy event
Mr Hughes criticizes Mr Ward amid unrest reports within the naval ranks. He says navy and military forces must be left free to operate without political interference while denying suggestions of punishment for service members.
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In Brief WROWNLEE ON CONCERT TOUR
On tour notes mention Cairo and Sydney venues with Australian ministerial and defense links. Jolnad the Defence, Strechuver a, and J.C. Williamson Ltd. are cited in relation to a 12 meet plan. The fragmentary text outlines disputes and mass fuse grievances connected to the tour and performances in Alexandria and Sydney.
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U A P Revolt Against State Premier Rifts Across Government
In a heated meeting Premier Stevens announced potential shifts in relief policy amid mounting criticism from UAP members. Wool and wheat production declines were cited as major economic pressures, with the budget’s food relief expenditure yet to be fixed. Five UAP members protested by walking out over relief work discussions, while calls for a special meeting were rejected.
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Military Mission to Warsaw Visits Polish Leaders
General Sir Edmund Ironeides inspector General of overseas forces travels to Warsaw for talks with Polish military and government figures. The visit aims to strengthen cooperation and identify allied leaders as Britain and Poland outline postwar security plans.
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Edmund Ironeides
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Petia Burren
Munitions Profit Control Proposal In Wartime
The Minister for Supply and Development Mr Day discussed a panel appointed to curb profiteering in munitions. The government intends to use powers to prevent excess profits during the war, noting rising wholesale prices without clear real gains.
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