Germany Relaxes Demands Warships Off Spanish Coast Debate
A German communique in London states Berlin has dropped reparations and internment demands and will join immediate investigations after a naval demonstration. Whitehall views with misgivings as Berlin hints at cautious moderation yet Mediterranean actions risk, with Italy possibly joining in, and fears of another winter push by Franco. The Times correspondent warns against relief, noting the risk of further independent German moves in Spain and anti Soviet sabre-rattling in press reports.
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Leipzig
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the Times
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Franco
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Russia
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Diplom
Daily Telegraph
Baron von Neurath
Tlaly
Britain
Spanish
French Offer and Allied Co operation in Paris
Fragmentary report indicates France ready to replace Hallan and German naval control with British cooperation. Paris discussion mentions constant preparedness and a sense that thousands seeking refuge have influenced events. Berlin shows a display of force while Britain and France coordinate subtly amid disruption.
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France
Britain
Parsia
Extremiere
Berlin
Labour threat to repeal Worker's Transport Act echoed in Senate
Senator Collings warned that if labour returns to power the Workers Transport Act would be removed from statute book. Brennan outlined amendments to reduce the minimum cancellation period for waterside workers and grant minister power to declare extra areas. The bill advanced to third reading with party opposition reaffirmed.
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Sinclair Levy's Tilt at Hitler in London
Sinclair Lewis, the American author, expressed defiance in London regarding Aryan certification. He joked about his ancestry and compared himself to Hitler, sending a sharp reply to Bartsch who sought proof of Aryan lineage for a Berlin production.
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Thur
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Berlin
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Dodaworth
Lewis
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French Navy in Readiness Amid Spanish Waters Moves
Paris dispatch reports French Navy ordered to remain on preparedness as German ships cluster near Gibraltar. German cruiser and three destroyers seen off Algeciras with fuel transfers at Lagos Bay. German battleship Admiral Scheer refueling in Lagos and heading toward the Mediterranean. German cruisers Koln Deutschel and Leopold plus Tiger depart Algeciras eastward. Admiral von Spee reportedly sailing to Spanish waters with Italian forces. Loyalist authorities vow restraint while preparing to defend Valencia and other ports.
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Dandier
Algeciras
Konta
Lisbon
Admiral Scheer
Lagos Bay
Arrests in Riga Purge Continue for Official Negligence
The Riga correspondent reports arrests of officials tied to past actions and states they will be tried for incompetency and criminal negligence amid ongoing purge measures.
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London
Riga
M. Brat
20000 ex soldiers march on Brussels in protest
In Brussels on Wednesday 20000 ex soldiers marched to protest pardons for wartime actions aided by Germany. They broke police lines at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier near Parliament, faced mounted police and arrests, firemen dispersed crowds with hoses, and called for King Leopold to resign the government and dissolve Parliament. Later, troops were deployed as street fighting erupted and calm returned with Leopold's promise to meet their demands.
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Brussels
Germany
Cklir
Alfting
Leopold
Senate Ballot Reform Debate Drives Country Party Split
A split in the Country Party over Senate ballot reform surfaces as Mr McEwen argues for a democratic Upper House before the next elections. He cites Labour and UAP vote tallies, condemning present arrangements as unfair and urging minority representation through proportional methods rather than alphabetical reform. The exchange includes remarks from Mr Lasaarint of Labour and Mr Sassarini, highlighting partisan resistance and the push for real reform.
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Country Party
McEwen
House of Representatives
U.A.P
Labour Party
Senate
United Country Party
Labour
Mr. McEwen
Mr. Sassarini
Closer Touch With Darwin
The Commonwealth Government weighs a shortwave telephone link with Darwin to keep Canberra in constant contact. Initial setup around £6000 with annual maintenance about £3000. The Lavrakia incidents spur replacing slow telegraphic updates from the Northern Territory Administration. Radio telephone with Rabaul is also under review for near future use.
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Praonal
Darwin
Canberra
Teip
Health measures in Rabaul to prevent malaria outbreak
Government moves to prevent malaria after volcanic eruptions disrupt essential services in Rabaul. Sir George Pearce says officials are coordinating with Sir Raphael Clunan on tropical diseases. A report from Alm is awaited to guide immediate action. Residents praise Brigadier-General McNicoll for organizing evacuations and maintaining order during the disaster.
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Rabaul
George Pearce
Raphael Clienton
Queensland
World Authority
New Guinea
Rnsidenza
McNicoll
Re occupation progress reported in New Guinea administration
The Minister in Charge of Territories Sir George Pearce is advised by the New Guten Administrator that the blockade and cleansing in progress are going smoothly with no alarming developments. The Administrator says most residents have resumed residence in Rabaul and normal administration is resuming with six departments functioning as usual.
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Territories
George Pearce
New Guten
Rabaul
Sis
Defiance of Court Stirs US Labor Show of Force
A New York report notes the Committee of Industrial Organization called a strike at Warren Ohio to resist recent Supreme Court rulings affecting the CIO’s powers. About 10000 workers joined the walkout from IT plants, signaling broad labor opposition.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
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Malian Statement on Italy and Germany Withdrawal
Rome reports a government spokesman explaining the decision to withdraw from the control scheme was not made in haste or hostility. Italy denies special orders to fleet for emergency, seeking liberty of action against aggression. Italian Cabinet adjourns until Friday.
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Europe
Prague
Borsen Zeitung
Germany
Taily
Eden
House of Commons
Geran
Rome
Italy
Canberra Hospital Charges Outlined By Dr Nott Hearing
The Hospitals Commission of New South Wales opened an inquiry at the Institute of Anatomy into charges against the Canberra Community Hospital Board. Dr Nott outlined 21 subjects, with evidence from patients and staff, as the hearing continued through the day and into Saturday, focusing on appointments for returned soldiers and adherence to government policy.
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Institute of Anatomy
Canberra
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Nott
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Lade
A. R. Colvin
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Menars
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Margaret Harper
K. W. Starr
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Hospitals Commission
D. K. Otton
Mitchell
L. W. Nott
A. J. Molson
W. Hi. B. Dickeon
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Messrs, J. @. Crapp
G. Tr. Evens
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Etstes
Adarsh
Witnem
Costereace
Chad Fe
Medics
Canberra hospital row sparks political clash over matron appointment
Dr Nott testified about a heated dispute at Canberra Hospital over the appointment of Matron Everett-Smith and the promotion of Milas Lade. He claimed non-returned soldiers and political pressure influenced hiring, prompting calls for inquiries and government intervention amid board disagreements and advisory council tensions.
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Dr. Nott
Federal Capital Territory
Canberra
Elec Vons
Canberra Hospital
Canberra Relief Society
Canberra Hospital Board
Mra
Tillyard
Mr. Rankin
Milas G. H. Lade
Anderson
Bith BF
Recognition notes from Eden on Belligerent Rights
Foreign Secretary Eden said Britain received samples from rebel authorities in Balamanse offering renons for belligerent rights. Government examining the matter with no immediate attitude change. Hunter reported explosion from a floating mine in territorial waters. explanation conflicts with courier reports. Ambassador sought explanation from Salamancha authorities on steamer Werfiando L de Barra.
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London
Clari Quewone
House of C Commons
Eden
Balamance
Eden Alea
H.M.8
Hunter
Ote
Varance
Courier
Salamanca
Werfiando L de Barra
Italian air losses in Spain report deaths and downed aircraft
Weangacay reports 431 Italian airmen killed in the Spanish war. Atwood notes Italian aviators lost in Spain. claims 21 German and American planes shot down.
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Spain
Weangacay- 1
Wan
Austria Declines Reston Move in Vienna
Vienna Wednesday report states the Government turned down requests from Reston officials regarding a potential relocation. No further details provided on scope or parties involved.
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