Japanese Troops Cut Off by Chinese Face Annihilation
Japanese mechanised units, about 30,000 strong, are cut from the rear and attempting to break Chinese lines from Lingcheng to Fighting continues near Hankow. Chinese forces report gains across a wide front with captures in North China. Reports from Hankow note fresh Chinese reinforcements, while Japanese columns along the railway front retreat. Shiangai and Shanghai communiques claim halted Japanese reinforcement efforts and growing Soviet-style encirclement hopes depend on rapid countermeasures. British protests in Shanghai address alleged Japanese police threats to civilians and soldiers.
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Entain-Fukow
Othe Grand Canal
Mexico to Float Loan for Oil Wells
In Mexico City President Cademas urged Congress to approve an internal loan of one hundred million pesos aimed at repaying oil companies after U S pressure regarding expropriation of British and American oil fields by the Mexican government.
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Mexico City
United States
Cademas
Insurgents Press Fight as Lerida Echoes Across Barcelona
Barcelona reports urgent danger as insurgents advance on multiple fronts. The battle persists with cross river actions near Lerida and resilient resistance at West Lerida. Officials warn Lerida’s fall could cut electricity to Barcelona and paralyze Catalonia while US and Mexican diplomacy mix with the broader conflict.
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Franco
Cuape
Cina
Insurgenta
West Lerida
Lerida
United Stated
Me Daniels
United States
Mexico
Minority Statute Debate Amid Election Tension
A chaotic broadcast in a foreign parliamentary setting shows Hungarian delegates arguing for Slovakian autonomy amid a German alliance and political upheaval. The scene underscores tensions within Gecho rivaida as calls for peace and national rights resurface in a volatile election climate.
German plane fails to make record after long flight
A German plane failed to set a long distance record after an arduous 2000 mile flight from Dartmouth, Eny. The aircraft likely crashed in rough weather during patrol.
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Dartmouth
Eny
Defe nce Union Co operation Devonport Defence talks
The Prime Minister announced early measures to confer with representatives of industry and unions on defence programme. Government aims for national defence and worker participation, with no demands for sacrifices or partisan obligations.
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My. Lyons
Iepa
Inbou
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le Cavern
Defence National
German boast and claim of no more danger to Berlin
A distorted report asserts Germany now believes it is strong enough to prevent foreign meddling and that fears of war have passed. It cites claims of rearming and deterring actions with references to Europe’s heart shifting toward Berlin and to anti Jewish banker removal agendas.
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Jony
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Indu
Hanate
Anattis
Italy Rejects Austrian Refugee Proposals in Policy Clash
The government in Italy declined a proposal attributed to Mr Roosevelt to ease Austrian refugee immigration. The decision comes amid internal political debates and differing views on asylum. Sweden expresses willingness to cooperate with the United States on immigration matters related to Austrian refugees.
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Roosevelt
Tuesaday
Sweden
United States
Nasieling
Austen
Jockey Suspended After Interference at Kensington
Sydney reporter details a jockey suspension for one month following interference in the Welter Mile at Kensington. An inquiry examined the alleged actions by a member of Fleper during the race, including contact with rival horses and riders, leading to the disciplinary outcome.
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Wednen Ae Armitage
Fleper
Kensington
Loyalist Volunteers Call Amid Spanish Civil War Fronts
SARCELONA Tamaday reports Loyalist forces call for volunteers as gunfire rings from Lerida front. Nine thousand men joined by day’s end, army needs one hundred. Government communique notes Republican counteroffensive south of Teruel. rebel action in Lorito-Frage sea and near Alcalá. Majorcas bombs drop, casualties feared. British Consulate closes and embassy moves to Calderón north of Barcelona.
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Tamaday
Lerida
Times
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Trierce
Alcaniz
Calderan
Air Raids London and British Protest Over Barcelona Bombing
The Prime Minister stated in the House of Commons that Britain's protest against Barcelona bombing was not adequately justified by General Franco’s reply. Franco’s note denied deliberate attacks on civilians and claimed military targets, including 200 factories making wet material, while Chamberlain noted no further bombing of Barcelona since the note was addressed.
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Barcelona
French Premier Plans New Finance Reform Forwarded to Chamber
The Premier of Brance M Bhim is finalizing a new finance program to submit to the Chamber on April 3. The Cabinet will meet to review the plan as an AF House stay remains in place until after April 1. Blum refused to disclose measures but warned Radicals may oppose them. The move increases the chance of an Ener I Aonate renewal and parliamentary action.
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M. Bhim
Finance Pro- Fame
Blum
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Ene I Aonate
Naval Treaty Debate Shifts Across Lords and Press
London discussion in the House of Lords centers on British foreign policy and Labour cooperation. Lord Halifax signals no new commitments dragging Britain into war. Reports cite analysts predicting further announcements with France and the United States, while Labour critiques the approach to the League of Nations and Spain’s civil war.
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Cell Wald
League of Nations
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Close Contest in New South Wales State Election
Interim returns show Labour challenger leading in Murrrumbidgee with 100 counted votes, Knucknap ahead of sitting CP member Hanksnead by seven. Gordon remains tight as preferences are distributed, with several seats including Petersham and Glebe awaiting final results. Early tallies list candidates from ALP, UAP, Labor and other parties across multiple districts.
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Gorvon
Taxi
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Hanksnead
Murrumbidgee
Bruckway
Hankinson
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Gordon
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Milne
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Solomon
Gift plane to be dedicated to donors in Australia
In Sydney the Defence Minister announced a gift of forty NABs planes from the Pinhermain Bond factory to donors and defence funds. He said the Australian Air Force fighting planes will cost 12,000 pounds, with contributions totaling 100 pounds from two port organisations and an individual donor.
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Wedoeoday
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Thorby
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Folgell Bathuret
Gladys Moncrieff Telegrams After Motor Accident
Melbourne reports a flood of telegrams and sympathy messages for Gladys Moncrieff following a motor accident yesterday. Her condition is improving and she remains under medical care as well wishers transmit support from across the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
Fredya Moncrieff
Ake
Noapital
Police Dismissals Appeal Heard By High Court
The High Court weighs whether Crown power to dismiss nine policemen without prior defence is valid in an appeal from a Supreme Court ruling. Judge Mar Kella notes thirteen parliament members were removed, with the court adjourned as the hearing continues.
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High Court
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Increased rates for building trades in Sydney
Sydney readers learn of wage increases for building trades including bricklayers tuckpointers carpenters and joiners via the Conciliation Commissions grant of 4/6 and related rises announced on a Wednesday.
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Sydney
Weau
Brickingen
New Country Party forms Liberal Wing in Victoria
A new political move in Victoria establishes a Liberal wing within the New Country Party aimed at operating on a national basis. The announcement signals structured alignment with broader party goals and potential influence in future elections.
Dunstan Denounces Breakaway Party in Ballarat Political Split
At City Hall Ballarat a meeting with 491 attendees formed the Liberal Country Party provisional committee of eight to draft policy and convene a conference. They condemned the expulsion of Mr McEwen, pledged cross party cooperation, and criticized the Victorian Executive for its stance against the Federal body.
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Poliical Party
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Paty Lo
Migration scheme may be embarrassing for Victoria
The Dunstan Government faces an awkward stance at the annual Victorian Country Party conference as it backs increased migration to ease labor shortages. Premier urges resumption of migration while noting unemployment in Victoria, risking strain with Labour Party if policy diverges from conference push for importing suitable youth.
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Boy Hanged by Accidental Suicide, Police Say
In Sydney this morning an 18 year old man Keith Douglas Jennings of Manly was found by his mother hanging from a tree in the back yard. A towel tied to his neck connected to a rope on a tree limb. Detected notes suggest he intended to cut himself with a razor but he likely acted accidentally while playing with a model yacht on the verandah. Police report the death as accidental.
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Keith Douglas Jennings
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Manly
Mire Jenningy
Hon
Sunday football appears delayed by Bathurst league plan
The Sunday football season faces postponement as Bathurst league deliberates on an application. Clergy led by the Reverend Ray oppose the move, claiming potential disruption. The Bishop of Dathuree Morton may influence the outcome, with a court likely to rule on the protest.
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Bathuret
Bunda
Ray
Fey
Dathuree
Morton
Hoover Urges Repeal of Neutrality Law
Former President Hoover urged repeal of the Neutrality Law and argued the President should determine American relations with warring nations. He said re-armament could shift the balance of power in Europe and noted defense is being viewed as deterrence rather than offense.
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New York
Europe
Hoover
Asia
May Day Parade Banned in Japan
Tokyo reports ban on May Day labor parades citing incompatibility with national custom and ongoing government policies. Officials warn against gatherings as authorities enforce restrictions.
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Tokyo
Moms
Referee Dispute Over Big Fight
A dispute surrounds the April 12 bout between Ron Richards and Ambrose Palmer at the Alberta Ground Might. Promoter figures contest the referee’s authority while managers claim control over the contest’s terms.
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Bydaet
Bperta
Ron Richards
Ambrose Palmer
Land Mine Explodes in Belfast Shattering Silence
A land mine exploded in Belfast causing a blast that disrupted the area and drew emergency responders. No further details on injuries or precise location were immediately available, with officials investigating the incident and securing the scene.
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