Britain May Send Marines To Kulangau Amid War Tactics
In Parliament ministers discussed possible action after Japanese violations near Amoy. A Chinese front reported heavy fighting around Tangbo and Tang Bo to threaten supply lines, while Chiang Kai-shek promoted foreign capital and a southwestern land reclamation drive to aid industry and refugee labor.
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Nanyang
Creppling
Japan
Tangbo
Han
Bhihsian
Tanoywng
Pingh-i
Cainese
Tanytae Lang
Mapk'ny
Kiuklang
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shen
China
Japan's Neutrality in European War
London dispatch reports the Tokyo correspondent of the Daily Telegraph states Japan has definitively decided its stance in the event of a European war. The government’s position is described as neutral and nonbelligerent, with careful consideration of regional repercussions and pacifist obligations.
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Japan
London
Tokyo
Daily Telegraph
Defence Orders Held Up After Pacific Conference Delays
Reports from Wellington indicate defence orders, including expenditure of 1,000,000 pounds, remain stalled though decisions at the Pacific defence conference prompt the defence minister to speed up fulfillment. The text notes Britain involvement and a three year lag in implementation as momentum builds for action.
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Wellington
Arms Profits and Debates in Beasley Case
In a Labour Party debate Mr Beasley and Rawalay discuss an armament firm tied to government contracts and prices via the Supply Department. The Opposition Leader absence leads to Mr Cameron and others challenging wartime waste and influence while addressing fears of sabotage and property rights.
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Rawalay
House of Representatives
Frma
Wide West
Curtins
Beasley
Labour Party
Duke of Kent visits Diggers dinner in London
Governor-General designate H. R. H. the Duke of Kent attends the Diggers Abroad Association dinner at Grosvenor House London. He chats with Australian VC Lt. Leonard Keyzer famed for Gallipoli as Churchill appeals for Territorial Army recruits with Lord Mayor Sir Frank Bowater nearby. This is among the last photos before conscription.
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Duke of Kent
Australia
Diggers’ Abroad Association
Grosvenor House
Park Lane
London
V.C
Leonard Keyzer
Gallipoli
Winston Churchill
Territorial Army
Churchill
Frank Bowater
Ex Minister Denounces Military Heads in Defence Row
Deputy Leader of the Country Party Mr Thorby once Minister of Defence accuses senior officers in the Defence Department of being practical men needed for defence supply manufacture. He says no body among them is more capable of causing congestion in production.
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The
Country Party
Thorby
Defence
Commonwealth
Defence Organisation
Non aggression rejects German military pact in Europe
Berlin reports Finland Sweden Norway and Finland rejected a German security pact while Denmark showed willingness to negotiate. Officials cited neutrality policies and concerns over civilian control of defence supplies and internal departments.
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Sweden
Norway
Finland
Denmark
Willingse
Legislative push to cap essential commodity prices
In Aydeny the Premier announced in the Assembly that a bill will be introduced to authorize the Industrial of NBW to fix sea prices for bricks and create a commission to set maximum prices for food and other commodities. The move targets monopolies or contracts that keep prices high.
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Aydney
Btevens
Fhve
N.B.W
Premier Stevens backs Menzies reform push in Sydney luncheon
In Sydney Mr. Stevens endorsed the Prime Minister’s call for constitutional reforms. He praised Commonwealth ideas, stressing national responsibility for social security and balanced division of powers between the Commonwealth and the States. He urged practical development and meetings to address the reform task.
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Sydney
Menzies
Mr. Stevens
Commonwealth
Stevens
Uvat
Germany’s West Front In Berlin Turmoil Report
A fragmented Berlin dispatch notes British and German positions on the Western front. It cites 1 200 fortified posts around Berlin and mentions Papen’s return to Berlin from Wesel amid treason suspicions. The piece claims 435 000 troops and 85 000 engaged in a Turkey alliance mission, detailing uneasy wartime alignments.
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Berlin
Tuekday
Hitler
London
Sokolongeiger
Ua Papen
Fone
Turkey
Wesel
Black Potest
Bia
Germany
German Census Raises Racial Question Across Reich
Berlin reports a census tomorrow will require residents to declare racial affiliation alongside nationality and language. Warsaw papers note a Polish minority of about a million and warn the move could suppress minorities. Turmoil and fear are described in Polish cities as the census is framed as a turning point in ReichPolish minority relations.
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Berlin
Germany
Warsaw
Gazeta, Polska
Reich
Poliak
British reply to Soviet security plan discussed in London
The British government plans a prompt reply to the Soviet note on Eastern European security after meetings at the Foreign Office. Lord Halifax and the French Foreign Minister are due to discuss the issue and Geneva plans after a weekend in London. British officials deny any one sided action and consider potential pact terms under a Franco British alliance framework.
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Foreign Office
Mr. Chamberlain
M. Bonnet
Geneva
Atmassador
London
M. Malsky
WML
League Council
Fateud
Sovit
United Press Corres
General Franco Eyeing Italy Visit Says Turin Speech Marks
Popolo dItalia cites General Franco planning an early visit to Italy and praising Italy's leadership. The interview depicts Franco envisioning Spain leaning toward a republic with strong national unity under the supreme interest. He forecasts a spiritual affinity with Italy and a shared democratic trajectory.
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Rome
Popolo d'Tralls
Franco Sying
Duce
Turin
Ure
Spain
Hazardous letter threats to MPs prompt police inquiry
Federal and Commonwealth investigators are probing letters to MPs claiming to threaten with explosive devices and chemical blinding agents. The writer warns of retaliation against "capitalist war-makers" and signs as "Go Eney," with envelopes claimed to be hazardous if opened.
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Ignature
Axis Count Ciano to Visit Berlin for Two Day Military Talks
The Rome Berlin axis plans a two day visit by Count Ciano to Berlin starting Monday. The discussion will focus on military collaboration and signing arrangements, with German and Italian representatives expected to outline their joint programme.
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Count Ciano
Berlin
Tuarday
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