War Flares Up in North China as Forces Clash
Japanese troops seize Lang Fang after fighting with Chinese units in North China. Chinese reinforcements rush to retake town as Tokyo claims Chinese assault while repairing telegraph lines. Japanese air attacks inflict heavy casualties. Sung Cheh Yuan seeks orders to resist. Tensions mount over planned punitive operations and broader crisis prospects.
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Tokyo
Lang Fang
Huantwui
Caeeral Sung Cheh-Yuan
Hopei
2Th
Tientain
Wheat and flour demand cited in North China conflict
North China war discussion in Sydney notes Australian trade could supply wheat and flour to North China if needed. It cites a Japan Chamber of Commerce circular praising Japanese garrison movements as justifiable and highlights interest in watching developments of the China Japan dispute.
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Sydney
Japanine Chamber of Commerce
North China
Australis
Ala
China
Japan
Rift between Church and State over Yugoslav Concordat
Reported unrest follows the death of Patriarch Barnabas amid political controversy over the Concordat with the Vatican. Indignation grows as ministers and parliamentarians who supported the Concordat are condemned, with clashes as MPs visit the Cathedral and emotional crowds react to the Patriarch’s death.
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Barnabas
Yugo-Slavia
Vatican
Paul
Duntiee
Subriviteh
Patrinren
M. Djurieth
Belgrada
Ana Drennen
Barna
Labour Opposed to War Policy by Australian Trade Union Group
Sydney report notes Labour rejects the wartime policy adopted by the Australian Congress of Trade Unions in Melbourne. The ACTU policy allows foreign entanglements, aligning with Communist positions, while Labour favors national independence and anti foreign wars. NSW anti war committees faced bans as unions clash with extremists and Communists influence at meetings in Melbourne.
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Sydney
ALS
J. Graven
Labour
Australian Congress of Trade Unione
Melbourne
ACTU
Communist Party
Labour Party
New South Wales
A.C T.U
Australian Railway Union
Miners’ Federation
ACLU
Atetralis
The
Unilon
L Gutow
Borotra Marries Blonde Ex-Divorcee in London
The Daily Mail reports French tennis star Borotra wed Madame Harrethia formerly Mabel de Kor est after meeting at a British event in 193? The bride, once married with three children, previously engaged Borotra in January but the ceremony surprised many close to the couple.
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London
Manuay
Daily Mail
Dinger Borotya
Madame Harrethia
Mabel de Korest
Fur
de la Roque
Grote de Feu
Borotra
Adenda
Awa
Moratorium Law Debate Delays Cabinet's Planned Amendments
A Monday session saw the cabinet not yet finalize action on the Moratorium Law. Proposed amendments were discussed with U4 consideration and stated intentions by the government may be clarified later.
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Atoney
Biate
Phi
Itw
Flame Throwers Budapest Captain Faakats Inventor
Captain Gabriel Faakats of Budapest, credited as inventor of the Mumunmenwerfer, is discussed amid wartime inflation. The report notes he was among 400 Allied prisoners demanded to surrender, highlighting economic strain on innovation during conflict.
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Budapest
Gabriel Faakats
Opposing Sir Archdale Parkhill Questions Tabled in Parliament
Spender KC pressed the Minister for Defence with questions on taxation relief, infant mortality, birthrate trends, and how the new defence policy affects taxpayers. He also asked about continued party practice of delegating legislative powers to commissions. He has not yet decided on opposing Parkhill.
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Warringah
Archuate Parkh
Spender
Defence
Archdale Parkhil
Commonwealth
New Defence
Archdale Parkhill
Rebels pressing near Madrid amid fierce fighting report
The Times correspondent in London says insurgents captured a village Sunday near Madrid but were driven out by Government forces with counterattacks. Reports claim rebels used sixty battalions with twenty bombing planes while German pilots were captured after parachuting from a Dornier. Loyalist forces suffer dust and smoke hindrances as tanks plow through flooded fields.
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London
Ays
Baryglona
the Times
Spain
Brance
Trvapa
Quijorna
France
Salamanca
Insurgente
Plansa
Canadian Trans-Canada Air Lines Act described
Canberra cites Canadian example as model for state ownership in Canada and Australia. Canadian Parliament authorized National Railways to issue securities to 9 million dollars to acquire capital stock in Trans-Canada Air Lines, with the government guaranteeing principal and interest for ten years.
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Sydney
Ae 8
Defence
Bie Archdale Parkhild
Aaid
Trans-Canada Air Line
Canailian
National Railways
Trans-Canada Air Lines Corporation
Wuch
Trans- Canada Alr
Corporation i Guaraed
Botany Bay Flying Boat Base Cost Debate
Rochdale mayor and Alderman McGuire clash over Botany Bay breakwater price. Experts estimate 800000 pounds for a flying boat base, while a protection wall at Doll Point could cost about 80000 pounds and seal against southern seas.
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Bydney
Rochdale
GJ. McGuire
Botany Bay
Experta
McGuire
Doll Point
Inia
Jardine II Tilts at Vatican
Rochester New York report states Andrew Jardine responds to Vatican criticism of his remarks to the Archbishop of Canterbury. He says the Vatican proves to the world England’s archbishop is too friendly with Rome and doing more work of the Reformation than anyone in the Church of England.
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Rochester
New York
Pav
Andrew Jardine
Vatican News
Omervatore Romano
Canterbury
Vatican
England
Trial by Jury High Court refuses application in action
High Court denies Goya Henry air pilot's request for a jury trial over an £8000 claim of unlawful deprivation of liberty. Justice Rich ruled the case involves no matter of great public importance and thatjury trial is unwarranted in this matter of state and Commonwealth defendants.
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Bydney
Goya Henry
Rich
High Court
Fils Honour
Commonwealth
Iportant
Sandringham King George to Keep Up Traditions
London reports King George IV plans to sustain Sandringham estate traditions by restoring stables kennels and re stocking with Labradors. A notice to 40 employees has been withdrawn as economies instituted by King Edward are cut out and royal routines are preserved.
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King George
London
Sandringham
George IV
Edward
City considers by law to curb loud election broadcasts
Following a by election precedent in Woallach ta aldermen plan a week of discussion on a by law to prevent recurrence. The city solicitor Mr McIntyre has made a recommendation to the committee on the legality of the question.
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Sydney
Woallachta
McIntyre
Countess Cardigan Dies After Fall From Savoy Window
London Sunday report says the Countess of Cardigan fell from a seventh floor Savoy Hotel window on Saturday and died. Her husband and 54 year old son were not home. detectives searched the West Hind area as friends learned of the tragedy.
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London
Daily Mail
Countess of Cardigan
Savoy Hotel
Bomartown
Oxfordshire
Abe
Miners' Union Talks Postponed on Shorter Hours Plan
Unclear text indicates miners' unions and mine owners plan to discuss shorter working hours and wage or furnace negotiations with the proprietary company. The meeting to decide on the matter, scheduled for tomorrow, appears unlikely to occur, with doubts cast on its timing and purpose.
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Sydney
Proprietary Co. 04
Shots Fired At Stolen Car Near Bowentelis Station
A driver abandoned a stolen car after signaling to stop. The vehicle sped away and was found abandoned near Bowentelis Railway Station. Police search for the driver continues as details remain unclear.
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Bowentelis Railway Station
Body recovered from sea after Bondi rock incident
The body of Thamaa Morrizon, 33, a bread carter, was recovered this morning by water police after he hurled himself on the jagged rocks at Bondi yesterday. An examination revealed death from injuries, reportedly severe.
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Sydney
Thamaa Morrizon
Carter
Bondi
Ordinance Muzzling Idea Sparks Government Row
The article reports on an controversial ordinance a meeting between ministers and department staff reveals lack of consultation and potential actions to suppress protests. Officials claim the Interior Department was unaware of the provisions until seen in the Commonwealth Gazette. Ministers consider repeal while critics urge action to defend civil assembly.
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Lyons
Bentor
Ti Wan
Department of the Interior
Commonwealth
Trim
Paternon
Menzies
Parliament House
Misfit Youth Ordered to Australia Speaks Out
London reports say a youth ordered by a magistrate to Australia declares Australia does not want misfits. Arthur Cocka says the old colonial days are over and the world must realise overs seas are not a dumping ground for unwanted people. Melbourne notes the Interior Minister Paterson seeks details from Australia House and will comment later.
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Bydney
London
Australia
Arthur Cocka
Melbourne
Mr. Paterson
Australia House
Pacific Liners Preview Two New Ships For 1940s
Auckland reports that two large new liners are expected to join Britain’s Pacific service before 1940. Commonwealth Treasurer Casey indicated little enthusiasm for subsidies, noting they are likely inevitable. He said America sets the pace and Australia must follow. The plan to subsidise construction and operation is nearly complete, with London as the likely hub. Commissioning of the ships would take about two years.
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Auckland
Pacific
Commonwealth
Casey
America
Australia
Carey
London
Premier’s alleged promise to Bate over Speakership
In an interview Mr. H J Bate claims Premier Stevens pressured him with a future Speakership before Sir Daniel Levy’s death. He says Stevens also discussed placing Levy on the Supreme Court Bench and criticizes Weaver’s selection as unfair. Bate hints at a political bid versus Weaver, while Primrose and Brevenn dispute the implications of such remarks.
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Sydney
H. J. Bate
Lea
Stevens
Daniel Levy
Mr. Bate
Daniel v Lery
Daniel
Supreme Court
Weaver
Bate
Primrose
Mohnha
Brevenn
Bale
Ua.p
UCP
U.A.P
Gordon seat indep likely in Gordon by election
A. H. Brennan, chairman of the VULA.P. Electoral Conference, said an Independent candidate was unlikely in Gordon. He believed Turner would win and noted the election would cost the State money, suggesting delaying until the State elections in about 14 months. Brennan called Turner "a political find."
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Sydney
U.A.P
Bir. HB. Turner
Gordon
A. H. Brennan
Vula.p
Turner
Brennan
Public Works Committee to Consider Revival Proposal
The Parliamentary Standing Committee of Public Works, long inactive, will be reconstituted as the Cabinet soon considers a proposal. Parliament has repeatedly demanded the revival of the series song, though critics deem much of the past expenditure unproductive. The task now rests on the committee to evaluate the path forward and the broader political will.
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Sydney
Standing Committee of Public Works
Raject
Wepeeney Arran Nat Nat Ademas Wend en Het
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Wepeeney
Wenden
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