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30 Jun 1939
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Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
1
Britain Denies Encirclement in Strong Note to Germany
Britain rejected encirclement charges in a formal note to Germany, stating its aims align with German rights and seeking mutual recognition. The note argues no policy of hostility exists, emphasizes a permanent, balanced naval understanding, and cites assurances given to Sir Samuel Hoare by Ribbentrop on a 35 to 40 year naval relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
Germany
Pawsi
Berti
Samuel Hoare
Herri van Ribbentrop
German Naval Policy Debate and Allied Reactions
A wartime summary discusses British and German naval questions, including Germany's surface ship limits and potential U boat strength, with British fear of German expansion and messages to Poland. The Times Rome report notes Mussolini’s interview with Hitler on the German Italian frontier, while London reports on aviation production, military limits, and diplomatic postures amid Munich era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wells
Rome
Signor Mussolini
Herr Hitler
the Times
Duce
Toro
sWred
Bertin
Central Bank and War Costs Stress Deferral and Tax Tradeoffs
A wartime memo discusses Central Bank lending for unemployment and defense, noting transfers to defense works could raise prices and curb other production. It argues deferring work is best when unemployment exists, with payroll shifts to defense only as needed. An airliner wreck in rain at Launceston injures none as craft overruns the aerodrome and crashes into a tree. owned by Australian National Airways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centra Bank Joans
Inter
Launceston
Thurs
Lepena
Tojay
Australian National Airways
Churchill Warns Britain Faces Unparalleled European Crisis
Winston Churchill warned at a Carlton Club address that Europe faces a period more acute than any in living memory. He said Britain and France may be forced to declare war if Poland is attacked, criticized German demands, and urged appeasement oppose. He noted Britain’s air force and navy strength and praised the Militia’s improving fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Poland
Winston Churchill
Carlton Club
Europe
France
Germany
Duke of Windsor to Visit England in October
London reports a The Star correspondent says the Duke and Duchess of Windsor will visit England in October. The Duke aims to see his mother and brothers and plans a quiet London stay visiting Queen Mary and the royal princes before returning to France for the winter. One Windsor may travel to Fort Belvedere for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke OF Windsor
England
London
the Star
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Fort Belvedere
Lory Brownlow
France
Paris
Investigations of Arab Complaint in London Inquiry
In London on Thursday the Secretary for the Colonies Mr MacDonald said he had referred to the High Commissioner for a detailed report a statement circulated by the Arab Centre in London accusing British troops and police in Palestine of atrocities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aran
Palestine
M MacDonald
Britain to Finance Poland Aims for Early Economic Pact
London reports that Britain intends to sign an economic and financial agreement with Poland soon. Poland seeks funds to build a peace front, buy war materials including heavy artillery, and secure steel and raw materials from Britain and Belgium to support its war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thurmany
the Times
Britain
Poland
Bitar
Settlement basis of Tientsin blockade discussed
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain said talks will be held in Tokyo with British and Japanese delegates to settle the Tientsin dispute. Lord Halifax announced Britain will maintain rights in China while steps are taken to protect British ships. Martial law has been declared by Japan at Soochow and Wenchow, with island forces visible offshore. Official statements credit British proposals for Tokyo talks as a sign of ongoing friendship, despite strains. The Times notes the conference may open next week and address food shortages at Tientsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thureday
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Tokyo
Lord Halifax
House of Lords
China
Soochow
Wenchow
Chamberlain
Tientsin
Tt 1
Timea
Japan
Floating Freighter Refloating Efforts Underway
A diver examined the grounded Japanese freighter Chbia Marg after light damage. Workers plan to refloat the vessel tomorrow as tides and conditions permit, following temporary hull repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ydney
Thurday
Mds
New Zealand to Host De Havilland Aircraft Factory
The Minister for Air announced in Parliament that New Zealand will accept the British Air Mission’s plan to establish a De Havilland aircraft factory in the Dominion and to train additional personnel. The arrangement aims to enable New Zealand to send 300 trained men overseas annually in wartime, with Britain increasing grants to support the programme as a valuable Imperial defence contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kingsley Wood
House of Commons
New Zealand
Dominion
New Z Zealand
Minster
Pledge To Soviet Anglo French Offer
London report says Britain and France may offer reciprocal guarantees to Russia for military aid if treaty regions are attacked. The British Ambassador in Moscow and the French ambassador discussed next steps with Russia to advance these guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thar
Paris
T He Tinea
Britain
France
Russia
Ageresst
Moscow
Sir William Seesis
Um, Nagyuri
Trade barters and training pilots dominate in brief
In brief items from Washington Melbourne Brisbane and Gin Gin report a Senate approval of Anglo American barter tests affecting pilot training from Point Cook to Was, a hangar fire in Brisbane with mystery over the crashed aircraft, and an attempted murder case where Malcolm Field Robbins is remanded after his wife suffers bullet wounds.
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Washington
Thurnley
Frenate Furie Relatione
Uae
Senate
Melbourne
Iti Pila
Point Cook
Atcent
Brisbane
Catson Malcolm Field Robbina
Cmne
Jan Malcolm Field Robbins
Lowren Rtbins
Gin Gin
Vibe
Wen
Sales Tax Expansion Aims at Wider Tax Field
The government weighs a larger scope for the sales tax and a potential rise from 9 to 10 per cent as part of the next year’s budget. Projections show revenue boosts of roughly £2,000,000 from a 1 percent increase and significant gains since the tax’s 1937 38 start. Authorities estimate the sales tax has produced about £3,300,000 over nine years, with further expansion seen as essential to Commonwealth revenue.
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