Aggression America Could Prevent for Support for Democracy
Senator Logan, during the defence debate in Washington, argued that France and England areAmerica's first line of defense for democracies against European dictatorships. He urged united action to prevent their fall to aggression and supported aiding England and France while banning aid to Italy or Germany.
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Peace in Ireland plans state control debated by ministers
London reports that Minister of Justice Ruttledee told the House that internal peace in Ireland would unravel if the armed force is not disbanded. He called the Defence Against the State Bill a measure denouncing violence while Labour Leader Norton condemned it as ill considered. De Valera urged passing the bill amid IRA activity, arguing force should be used only by an elected government.
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Fire Mystery in Missing Man Case Sparks New Leads
Wellington reports a new development in the Gordon Mackay case as a message to California seeks an interview with a man who left Auckland for America after Mackay, a 43 year old Burney skin dealer, was believed burnt to death on February 12. Police review Mackay movements before the fire and exhumation publicity distressed the family.
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National Insurance Uncertainty Sparks Government Debate
A joint Country Party and Unite Party meeting raised questions over the national insurance scheme. Prime figures indicated possible supplementary legislation rather than repeal, with Cabinet to consider improvements while Parliament retains ultimate responsibility. The debate centers on expanding or modifying the scheme amid defence commitments and political pressure.
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Evacuation Plans Outlined For London and Cities
The Health Minister outlined wartime medical and evacuation plans to the House of Commons. He said 300000 beds could be used in the existing hospital system with 200000 ready in the first 24 hours. The evacuable area totals about 11 million, with 16 million in neutral areas and 16 million in reception areas. The plan prioritizes children and selective troop evacuation, with voluntary cooperation from households and minimal need for compulsory billeting.
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British recovery gains steam at industry fair luncheon
Secretary R. Mudron of Overseas Trade spoke at the British Industries Fair luncheon saying Britain is regaining influence it should not have abandoned. He announced March 7 for Mr Hudsons northern capitals tour including Berlin Warsaw Moscow Helsingfors and Stockholm. He urged that increasing national resolve will improve peace prospects and accelerate recovery in trade.
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Palestine Talks Jewish Protest Against Plans
Diector Welamann head of the Jewish Agency delegation to the Palestine conference waited on Prime Minister Chamberlain and protested against Britain's settlement proposals. Jews remain unwilling to accept the British suggestions as a basis for discussion at a formal conference.
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Steamer Ranger Sinking Triggers Rescue Efforts
New York reports the wooden steamer Ranger near Newfound Land is sinking off the coast. Rescue crews stood by through the day and night as a salvage tug and other vessels from Halifax rush to assist. Only a few crew members have been saved while the vessel lies about 12 miles from shore.
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Spanish Situation in Franco Spain Tension Rises
Paris reports Franco attended Petain at the War College in 1920 and now acts as liaison to the Nationalist faction. Burgos expects a major Franco offensive to seize remaining Republican territory while British diplomacy curves support for Paterson as ambassador. Argentina plans large wheat and rye shipments to Nationalist Spain under five year terms. Franco promises not to bomb aid and forms a refugee commission while restoring church tax exemptions.
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Howard Carter Dies at Age 65
Renowned archaeologist and discoverer of Tutankhamun's tomb Mr. Howard Carter has died at age 65. The obituary notes his pivotal discovery and his lasting impact on Egyptology.
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casualties rise in Sino Japanese theater and air raids
In Shanghai on Thursday Japanese casualties in Hainan are reported at 6000 with over a thousand dying from extreme heat. London reports Britain America and France protest to Japan over live wire entanglements around British and French concessions in Tientsin.
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Cardinal Pacelli Named Pope Pius XI At Vatican
Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli elected on third ballot on his 63rd birthday becomes Pope Pius XI. White smoke signals from the Sistine Chapel, Habemus Pontificem proclaimed, crowds gather in St Peter's Square as Pacelli appears on the balcony for benediction.
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Prime Minister warns Commons on Canada’s peace or war decision
World unrest prompts Prime Minister Mackenzie King to say Canada may face a peace or war decision. Sir W D Herridge, brother-in-law to Mr Bennett, launches a new party named new economics aimed at unemployment and debt issues. He says no immediate alliance with Social Credit and will seek election first to set policy.
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Motor Spirit Production From Coal Doubled in UK
The Secretary for Mines told the House of Commons that motor spirit produced from coal in the United Kingdom nearly doubled over the last four years, indicating a significant rise in domestic fuel output and energy strategy.
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National defence urged at constitutional luncheon
A large defensive programme for Australia was urged by Earl Beatty during the Constitutional Association luncheon today.
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Profit Taxing Suggested Means for Revenue in State
In the Legislative Assembly today Mr A G Tonkin urged the Treasurer to impose a profit tax modeled on wartime measures to curb profiteering. Mr Mair supported examining the idea. Excess profits were blamed on profiteering or high efficiency, and price fixing might push prices higher than open competition.
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Gandhi leads Rajkot strike over reforms demand
In Rajkot a one day strike unfolds as Mahatma Gandhi presses for constitutional reforms. He warns of further action if no timely response from the Rajkot ruler, Theodore Saheb, and cites famine like conditions among residents. Gandhi recalls his father was a former Rajkot Prime Minister.
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Brisbane seminary planned by Queensland bishops
Dr Panico, the Apostolic delegate, told a meeting of Queensland bishops in Sydney this day that a regional seminary will be established in Brisbane and a cable was sent to the new Pope requesting a papal name. He stated Ananda will have the privilege of a seminary dedicated under the Holy Father’s name.
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Fibre From Straw German Factory Completed
In Berlin a factory known for converting straw into fibre is completed. The project aims to produce 98 000 tonnes annually starting next year, signaling a potential boost in sustainable material production.
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