Arabs Reject Palestine Plan Amid Jerusalem Tensions
Egypt reports it cannot advise Arabs to accept the White Paper and joins Saudi Arabia and Iraq in disapproval. A Higher Arab Committee will meet in Layrauth to decide next steps. Demonstrations across Palestine flare with 450000 Jews marching, clashes in Jerusalem, Haifa, Jaffa, and Tel Aviv, and reinforced security forces patrolling the streets.
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Espionage and Espionage Cases Highlight U S Plans
Washington reports detail moves to combat espionage as Gen Hoover outlines courses for espionage offices in Puerto Rico Panama Canal Zone and the Philippines. A 300000 dollar fund is renewed to target spies extortionists and undercover rings.
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Germany Eyes Non-Aggression Pact With Neighbors
Berlin reports a communique says negotiations with Ruthenia Moravia and Denmark for a non aggression pact with Germany are near completion The Danish Foreign Minister Colonel Munch says the pact aligns with neutrality and denies threats to Sweden Norway or Finland who also decline any non aggression agreement with Germany.
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Gandhi Confesses Fast Misplaced In Rajkot Context
Bombay Times correspondent reports Gandhi says his March fast was misplaced and that addressing Rajkot ruler Rhakor Saheb and adviser could have solved the issue. He mentions the Gwyer award as ill-advised and renounces it, angering Moslemmant Boayats and not apologizing to Moalen.
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Japan Favors Anti-Comintern Pact Shift
Tokyo reports a refined formula for strengthening the Anti-Comintern Pact replacing a Germany Italy military alliance. The draft excludes military or economic pledges but tightens Japan’s stance against the Soviet Union while keeping it free of wider quarrels. East Asia implications rise as Japan shifts toward one of the rival world blocs.
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Czech gold dispute over loan terms harms Czech, German talks
Fragmentary report notes Czech National Bank deposited £6000, German delegates demand surrender of a team in London. German demand tied to interest settlement on Britain loan against the Czechs amid control issues in a disputed area.
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Japanese Move Feared Against Shanghai
Shanghai reports a major Japanese bid to dominate the International Settlement with mobilized troops and barricades. The action aims to quell anti Japanese elements while reporting on Chiang Kai-shek's speech sparks further tensions.
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Hungary Attacks Britain's Encirclement Policy
Budapest reports Foreign Minister M. Coaky condemned Britain's encirclement plan as a sham aimed at pressuring nations. He warned that nations honoring their dignity must avoid double promises and refrain from pledging in uncertain futures.
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Franco in Madrid Victory March headline bold parade
The Madrid correspondent of the Times reports General Franco entered Madrid marking the war’s end. About 139,000 Spaniards, 10,000 Italians, and 2,000 to 4,000 Germans are to march past Franco, led by General Saliquet, with naval and military units following. A speech on the government’s future plans is anticipated as pigeons release messages of victory. Burgos also marks the end of the war with a two day celebration and a public holiday.
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War news muddled by OCR from a fragment
Fragmentary OCR text reports French actions and war context with scattered names and locations. Key entities are unclear, but reference to battle lines, orders, and potential ports or theaters suggests a brief wartime note. The readable items include mentions of France, possibly Paris, and references to military events amid confusion.
Arms for China questioned in House of Commons
London Thursday debate records Under Secretary for War R A Butler stating that among arms and munitions moving to China, war material of German origin had surpassed every other country since hostilities began, while noting not all arms for China passed through British territory.
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Exiled Polish Leader Returns to Lead Peasant Party
Former three time Prime Minister Witoh returns from self-imposed exile to rejoin politics in Warsaw. He is declared leader of the peasant party amid claims of 2,000,000 supporters and vows Poland will stand united to defend independence.
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Ex Minister Attacks Public Works Committee in Debate
Ex minister Cameron attacks the Public Works Committee over an inconsistent Canberra Hospital report. He contends the inquiry is flawed and calls for a full House debate to question whether the committee should continue. The dispute centers on evidence and cabinet decisions affecting hospital funding.
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Anglo Soviet alliance talk signals limited London debate
The Soviet Ambassador M Maisky will visit the Foreign Office area tomorrow as Britain weighs a potential three power pact with Russia. Officials note reciprocity in defence and cautious optimism that Moscow may join with Franco Britain against fascist forces, while the Madrid victory theme and Moscow’s stance colour the diplomatic mood.
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Mr. Casey Says He Does Not Seek Dictatorial Power
Sydney report notes Mr Casey denying any wish for dictatorship. He states no inter powers were granted to him as he prepared to depart for Bria bene. The brief mentions his view on the need for cooperation among government departments and organizations.
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Debating Committee Debate Highlights Names and Disputes
Fragmented transcription shows a heated House discussion with Mr Frost and Mr Cameron clashing over committee submission, minority reports, and accountability. The dialogue references Bootharse, Perth, Nairn and Holloway, with calls for adjournment and further replies to extraordinary statements.
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Pilot Lost Control of Machine At Sea
A pilot aboard a marine vessel lost control of the aircraft as rough seas challenged the crew. Coast guard responders searched the area for the missing pilot, with authorities coordinating air and sea assets.
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