Negotiators Part 3 in Angry Mood
British Ambassador Sir Robert Craigie and Foreign Minister Mr. Arita end two five hour talks without agreement. Britain demands policy change before further talks while Japan seeks concessions, with negotiations adjourned for further consideration and cautious optimism noted by reports.
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U S A Defers Neutrality Bills After White House Conference
The White House announced that all neutrality legislation will be deferred to the next Congress after a three hour meeting between President Roosevelt and Senate leaders. Congress is expected to adjourn until August 5. Senator Borah clashed with Roosevelt over war avoidance and with Secretary Hull on the likelihood of war in Europe.
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Anti British Feeling Rages In Manchester Amid Japan Tensions
The article notes rising anti British sentiment in Manchester as voices labeled by name criticize Japan. It covers statements on economic strain and the need for international cooperation to avert global breakdown, and cites Senator Vandenberg urging a Senate resolution to renounce the 1911 treaty with Japan and reassemble the Brussels Conference of 1937 to assess Japan's compliance with the Nine Powers Treaty in China.
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Unity with Germany Backed by Czech Leader
Prague reports Prime Minister M. Havelka urged Czechs to avoid false hopes and warned that war would destroy Czechoslovakia. He emphasized the advantages of the current union with Germany in a Wednesday address.
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No Profits in Munitions Annexes Says Major Supply Chief
The Major Supply and Development official Cav ey stated no profits would be made in munition annexes as the government cooperated in the WW effort. He dismissed a popular belief that munitions would spur profit though acknowledged the agreement carried definite terms and oversight to prevent abuse.
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An unclear note on Randinves and a missed signal
Fragmentary text fragment references a person or entity named Raninv and an undefined event or meeting. Details are unreadable. no clear date location or outcome can be established from the legible portions.
Chinese Gaines In New Offensive Reported
A World War I era dispatch says Chinese forces gained territory in a new offensive, capturing Chaohhow and advancing along rail lines from Looe Taha and Fengshi. It notes large manpower mobilization and reserves, with statements by a Chinese vice minister about front-line numbers and casualties, while reporting tactical shifts and supply concerns elsewhere.
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Canberra Works Dismissals Stir Labor Circles
Dismissals of building trade workers in Canberra this week mainly affect large ry carpenters on defence projects. Industrial circles report a gap in the works programme, hindering local reemployment, while officials deny unavoidable timing, noting a large carry-over of the Canberra vote and potential disruption to the end of the financial year.
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Duke of Kent loses bid for contract amid textile row
The report describes a high level dispute involving the Duke of Kent over a contract with an industrial firm. It notes suspensions of employment and a challenger, Arch Industrial, moving to seize the position from 10M to 10a.
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Disagreeing Notes on Moscow Policy and Neighboring States
Reports from fans indicate hesitation over indirect aggression definitions and recognition of vital interests shared by France and Russia. It also questions how a military agreement would be folded into a broader political accord as Buitwin resists allowing a large neighbor to influence internal policies of smaller neighbors.
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RAF Flights Over France Report From London
London reports state that about 100 British bombers took part in a raid over France with formations reaching Paris Orleans and Marseilles. Wellingtons and Blenheims engaged targets as German denial and British propaganda continued in the press amid tension.
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Polish Free German News Stirs Anger Over Pact
In London and Danzig tensions rise as Germany rejects Polish financial accord terms. British officer Sir Edmund Tronsides lectures amid concerns over military pressure. Police in Danzig detain twenty for alleged anti state activity and links to foreign powers.
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Edmund Tronsides
No Compromise Over Danzig Rumors Calm Poland
The German stance on Danzig remains firm with no new terms or negotiations. London and Paris back Poland, while German sources push rumors to strain England, Poland, and France. Warsaw states any move to alter Seraty would breach the treaty and provoke consequences.
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Bomber Crashed in Woods
A World War II bomber from the 44th group crashed in a wooded area near Cory. The aircraft burned upon impact, the crew officer Ah bomber Jobson of Riveraland Seavey was fatally injured, and the machine exploded in the woods.
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Duke Visits Australia House in London
The Duke of Ment’ visited Australia House in London on a Wednesday escorted by the Australian High Commissioner Mr Bruce. He met with the heads of UK departments and was acquainted with the environment and staff.
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Spooner Accepts New Relief Policy in Broad Outline
Sydney news reports that Mr Spooner and the UAP parliamentary supporters overcame internal tensions over relief works policy by confirming broad acceptance. A four hour meeting ended with Spooner announcing acquiescence to the Cabinet plan amid party critics and late evening conferences with Mr Stevens.
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Lang Labour Party Seeks Re meeting for July 29 Conference
A request was made today to reconvene the Lang Labour Party for Friday night to discuss calling a special conference on July 29. The move was spearheaded by Mr. Gibson on behalf of many unions affiliated with the party.
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Premier on bia ability co discipline in cabinet
Premier stated that Mr Spooner claimed a 2,700,000 deficit in the last financial report. He said the man who made that claim is now aligning with the Premier and others in the cabinet.
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In Brief Police MaioG Im France and Wheat News
A compact dispatch notes police propaganda raids in France and urban unrest in Lyons. It also reports wheat prices in Perth and London trading, with markets showing mixed demand and a push toward a stabilized price. Other items include a Greek church dispute denial in Sydney and a 40 hour week debate in Parliament.
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