Britain vows aid to France Belgium if attacked
London reports indicate in the House of Commons Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden condemned Germany's aggression and pledged Britain would assist France or Belgium if either nation were attacked. France strengthens troops on the Maginot line as Germany is said to prepare additional troops in the occupied zone amid Verseilles treaty denationalisation concerns.
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Britain Denounces German Conduct Over Locarno Crisis
Britain's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden denounced Germany's Rhine occupation and warned that any attack on France or Belgium would trigger aid under the Locarno Treaty. He said Germany’s actions have shaken confidence in future commitments and stressed Britain’s pledge to assist if the treaty is violated.
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British Policy Treaties May Be Rejected Notes From Downing Street
Dominion High Commissioners met at Downing Street to hear Britain's stance on the Rhineland occupation. Sanctions seem unlikely as the peace basis in Western Europe erodes. Britain and Australia will back condemnation of Germany’s denunciation of the Locarno Pact but resist moves toward war.
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German Attitude to French Terms Noted in Berlin Report
Berlin reports that the French demand for withdrawal is rejected as impossible while German troops flex toward friendship. Germany argues only two divisions moved into a district previously held by all army corps, as hostilities threaten if not offset. Nine battalions of armed police merge into the occupation force, now about 40 000 to 45 000 men.
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Paris fears rising Franco German tensions near Rhine
Dispatches report French troops in the Maginot area remain at normal strength and not deployed near the Rhine. Berlin sources claim plans to reoccupy the Rhineland and note the youth of German soldiers, while German press voices jubilation amid Commons talks.
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Locarno Powers Meet in Paris Over Rhineland Crisis
A Locarno Powers meeting in Paris opened to decide on Germany’s Rhine occupation response. France hosted, with Eden and others present, to outline demands that German troops withdraw, reject talks while troops remain, and consider sanctions including recalling ambassadors if Berlin resists.
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National Unity Hitler Restores in France
Paris dispatch in The Manchester Guardian reports Hitler’s Germany presenting a united front in France with extremists on the Right and Left backing the stance while condemning British policy. Edens statement and Halifax’s wartime role are noted as pivotal political rifts.
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Little Entente Backing France and Balkan Support
The Paris papers report France will receive support from the Little Entente and Balkan states in a Franco-Polish pact. Poland plans to stick to the treaty to aid France if attacked. Austria fears Rhineland occupation signals broader invasions while Italy worries over Abyniania.
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Markets Fall Anxiety in America
The financial editor of The New York Times notes anxiety over European warlike events unsettled markets. Foreign currency values swung wildly as selling intensified, with declines in the last trading sessions and notable volatility across assets.
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Riots in Spain leave 11 dead and 24 wounded
Madrid and Cadiz report violence across towns. Catholics’ chapel, convent, and eight schools burned. Journalists beaten, a statue of Jesus burned, and German consul’s fate unclear amid upheavals. Banks suffer as war talk chills economy. Sen Lewis warns Hitler against marching troops.
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Flying Boats and Australian Air Service Plans 1954
Australian officials disputed a flying boat proposal for 1954. Mr. Rudder claimed such a service might operate, while Mr. Parkhill said the government had no information. He noted existing Qantas contracts require consultation for any new aircraft, and import approvals remain needed for foreign planes including the American Douglas used by Holyman’s Airways.
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Censure motion on monetary policy in Australian House
The Opposition leader Mr Curtin will give notice of a censure motion this day in the House. It is believed Mr Lyong will order an immediate suspension of standing orders to enable debate. The motion targets government handling of monetary policy and employment conditions in Australia.
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Disabled Coaster S O S Off Queensland Coast
A disabled coaster in Queensland sent an S O S via signal from a fan autopilot system. The Marella and Kitano picked up the Nalpa distress message near Double Island Point south of Maryborough and towed the Nalpa towards repair waters after reaching the scene before noon.
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King George V Memorial Bronze Statuary Planned
Cabinet approves a bronze memorial to honor King George V to be placed in a vacant square in front of Parliament House. The design will symbolize imperial unity, the federation era, and Australia’s national life, with a design competition inviting prominent artists within the Empire.
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Constable Cast from Speeding Car Near Post Office
In Rydney on Tuesday Constable Newham tried to stop a car after questioning two men at a sar outside the Post Office. The speeding vehicle, about 60 miles per hour, knocked him from the runslog board. He fell and was taken to hospital in tribal condition.
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Fierce Battle Reported in North
A North region clash is reported with intense fighting between rival forces. The skirmish involves local and regional units, causing casualties and prompting emergency responses. Further updates are awaited from official sources.
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