Japan Advances on Whole Front in Chinese Theater
Report from Port Tang and Shanghai claim rapid Japanese progress along the front with many strategic points captured. Chinese retreat from key towns near Chifeng and Ling Youn shields backs into northern defenses as Beijing and Nanking debate command and response amid censorship.
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American Views On Congress Action And British Motives
Washington correspondent notes surprise at Sir John Simon's embargo plan for the Far East. Officials doubt impactful results, with skepticism about Britain and France and concern over potential moves by the League. Britain risks confrontations if Japan remains unrestrained, while U.S. stance remains cautious and noncommittal.
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Arms Embargo Debate at Geneva
Geneva report notes a debate on arms embargo with unexpected figures and unclear details. Mentions Captain Anthony Berl and British effort, with references to Paraguay and Japan in a puzzling context.
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Tie Thaer
Hritinh Poventier
Anthony Berl
Parupuaya
Tescwunel
Winuder Widl
British embargo to apply to current contracts
London reports a government statement by Foreign Secretary Sir John Ellmon defending a policy embargo on arms exports to China and Japan, insisting no distinction between combatants and noncombatants. He cites international action and notes prior export controls under the 1931 Act, with further continuation on Page Two.
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John Elmon
House of Ommvonm
Briain
Japan
Chin
Arinan Geyarnmnat
China
England win fifth test in close two-venue finish
In Sydney the fifth test of the 1932-33 series ended with England victorious by sight wickets and five runs. Hammond starred with decisive batting as Wyatt and Hammond steadied the innings, while Jardine and Leyland earlier revived hopes for Australia. The result leaves England and Australia level at 51 Test wins each, with Larwood delivering effective pace. Continuous action noted as Jardine slogged and Wyatt hit a late boundary. final score details follow on Page Three.
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Drastic Decree Targets Communists in Germany
Berlin reports Herr Goering, Reichstag speaker, orders the arrest of about 100 Communist Reichstag members. The decree imposes death for treason and extreme betrayal, with long terms for inciting strikes and disseminating false reports abroad. Police seize Communist and Socialist papers and close offices of Vorwahrtn.
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Tensions Rise Over Balkan Pacts Amid Hungary Fears
Hungarian alarm grows as news reports claim a military pact among Czecho Slovakia and Rurania with potential to threaten Hungary. Observers say the alliance seeks a favorable moment to invade, fueling regional tensions.
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Congress Delays Action in Manchurian Developments
Fragmentary report indicates Congress delays action amid Manchurian crisis and Roosevelt audio remarks. References to the Advisory Command and Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairmanship suggest ongoing debate over arms and foreign policy involving Japan and China.
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Arma
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Woodfull Looks To The Future After Mixed Cricket Tour
Australian captain Woodfull praised the touring side’s effort and outlined plans for the future. He urged focus on next month’s tests, noting improved play from leading batsmen and bowlers as critics urged a stronger attack strategy for upcoming matches against England.
Pirates Seize Steamer Gustav Dier in Chinese Waters
Pirates hijacked the Hong Kong bound steamer Gustav Dier, fatally shooting the chief officer and robbing several wealthy Chinese passengers. The remaining crew and travelers were left aboard as the attackers fled, amid reports linking the incident to undisclosed military pacts.
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Gustav Dierrachsen
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Attitude of Chinese Legation Reported in London
Fragmentary report from London describes the Chinese Legation's stance amid arms ban debates. The communication mentions Sir John and unclear references to Japan, with notes on exemption considerations and possible relief measures.
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Chineu Legation
Sir John Bint
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Arma
Japan
Roosevelt Names Navy Secretary and Assistant in New Administration
The President announced Claude Awarcon of Virginia as Navy Secretary and Harold Token of Illinois as under secretary, in the new administration. The changes will take effect on Saturday next.
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Me. Roosevelt
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Virginia
Navy
Harold Token
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Thetodor
Aden
Peruvians Bonds in Washington Amid Delayed Payment Clarity
A Washington report states National City Company funded 16 million dollars to Peru in 1827. Hearings before the Senate Banking Committee revealed bond owners faced default fears and that National City Bank handled six million dollars, with executives including Hugh J. Baker and Shadhen Mitchell cited in the handling and appointment of authority to Palmer Trout.
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Hugh J. Hake
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Advisory Council Endorses Hospital Board Plans in Canberra
The Advisory Council backed a hospital advisory board with two Government nominees, two elected by the Council, and three elected by subscribers, plus a 75 percent subsidy on hospital losses and a public fund subsidy. It urged replacing the Advisory Council with a legislative council and seeking representation in Parliament, while noting the Government’s stance on the Hospital Tax Ordinance and local government reform in the Federal Capital Territory.
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Col. Goodwin
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Reichstag Fire Causes Severe Damage in Turin Incident
A Reichstag building fire in Turin caused extensive damage to the main hall and public galleries. A one year old Dutchman allegedly started the blaze before dawn, with flames sending smoke and debris across the interior while police and firefighters contained the blaze.
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State Lottery Wellington and MPs Favouring Plan
A report notes movement toward establishing a State Lottery with many MPs believed to back the plan as subscriptions to foreign lotteries dwindle. The item touches on policy debate amid wartime context and references German political figures and events at the Netchatag.
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