Pact Basis With Russia Agreed By Britain And France
Britain and France have agreed on a basis for a peace pact with Russia. British proposals were sent to Moscow for Soviet consideration, with French approval to align Kremlin wishes. Germany and Poland react to the evolving alliance as talks proceed, and Geneva hosts further discussions before Moscow’s reply.
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Britain
France
Russia
M. Molotoff
Moscow
William Leeds
Yankee Clipper Returns to Bermuda After Atlantic Run
The Yankee Clipper landed in Bermuda at 7:33 p.m. facing a 60 mph head wind from Azores on the Atlantic flight back. The sister ship Atlantic Clipper prepared at Bermuda for a second commercial crossing. The clipper landed at 2:48 p.m. and completed the first round trip. A non stop Azores to data was planned but a low pressure area forced Bermuda stop. Passengers await after trial of round trips.
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Fort Washington, Gat
Bermuda
Azores
Atlantic
Atlantic Clipper
Europe
Asores
No sabotage alleged after Squalus disaster statement
Captain Amaden acting Commandant of the Navy Yard at Portsmouth Newhaven says no evidence at this time to substantiate reports of carelessness or sabotage regarding the submarine Squalus disaster.
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New York
Amaden
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Newhaven
Grandi Attacks France at London Embassy Rally
Rome reports Count Grandi condemned France in a London Embassy speech applauded by Italian and German diplomats. He blasted Paris for “midsummer madness” and lies against Germany and Italy while praising a new era of peace and Italian German victories under the Duce and Fuhrer.
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Rome
Count Grandi
France
London
Germany
Italy
Duce
Ambassadors in Berlin and Rome Deny Axis Realignment
European dispatches quote Berlin and Rome sources denying that Japanese Ambassadors in Germany and Italy realigned with the Axis. A Tokyo UPI report said Japanese envoys refused to convey a firm European commitment, with resignations potentially impacting Foreign Minister Arita.
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London
Berlin
Rome
Tokyo
British
United Press
Germany
Italy
Japan
Europe
Arita
House Destroyed by Fire at Gladesville
Robert James Caldwell 45 of Gladesville was badly burnt while trying to extinguish a blaze at his six room weatherboard cottage at Gladesville today. He was admitted in a serious condition with burns to the face and body. Despite two fire brigades, the house and contents were severely damaged. Caldwell’s wife and three children escaped unharmed.
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Bydney
Gladesville
Robert James Caldwell
Caldwell
Far East Pacific Ties Strengthen As Minister Exchange Hinted
The Tokyo Foreign Office spokesman Mr Kawai told an Australian Associated Press interview that Japan supports an exchange of Ministers Plenipotentiary with Australia. He said such an move would reinforce cordial Pacific relations and aligns with Australia’s foreign policy pursuing peace and economic development.
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Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Office
Kawai
Australian Associated Press
Japan
Australia
Kewai
Pacific
Royal Tour Walk Along Mountain Trail at Banff
King George and Queen Elizabeth enjoy a relaxed day in Banff Springs and Banff National Park. They walked a private trail with a guard nearby and later dined alone. Cowboys from the Edward P Ranch welcomed the royals as Indian chiefs and dancers performed. The couple met named tribal leaders and observed wildlife while hiking in the Rockies.
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Banff Springs
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
King
Calgary
Edward P
Percy Littledog
Yellow Horn
Biden Jacob
David Bearspoor
Teddy Yellowfly
Moses Demijoha
Running Water
Royal tour debate on King and Queen visiting Dominions
A speculative report on a possible early 20th century royal tour, noting the King and Queen’s plans to visit Australia and New Zealand, Canada, and India. It discusses air travel to cover vast distances, the Duke of Kent’s term, and imperial ties, with commentary on global perception and Empire strength.
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Canada
United States
Margaret Rose
Lisbeth
Banff
Alberta
Australia
New Zealand
Duke of Kent
England
Australasia
India
Delhi
Empire Airways
Preas
Royal Party
Laula Gillet
Hitler
German Legion Leaves Spain for Italy
Five transports sailed from Vigo carrying 6,000 members of the German Condor Legion. A thousand Belardinia of the Italo-Spanish Division nicknamed Blue Arrows will journey to Italy as guests of the Government.
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Gibraltar
Vigo
Condor Legion
Bpaniarda
Blue Arrows
Italy
Japanese Cabinet approves material rationing to boost exports
The Japanese Cabinet has approved a material iration programme drastically cutting domestic consumption to permit expansion of exports.
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Tokyo
Defence of Australia relies on Singapore and Britain
The minister argues Australia would rely on Britain to station a strong fleet at Singapore in wartime, with mobile reconnaissances to warn of enemy movements. He refutes rumors of Japanese warships near the coast and notes air force and seaplane bases are being strengthened, including multi engined flying boats at a New South Wales base.
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Australia
Great Britain
Singapore
Ileus
Mr. Street
Nou
Royal Navy
China Station
Queensland
Australian
Cape York
Victoria
Basia
Street
Navy
New South Wales
Palestine Plans Move to League as Palestine Detentions Reported
Colonial Secretary Mr Malcol m MacDonald told the House that the White Paper on Palestine had been sent to the League of Nations secretary general and to the Permanent Mandates Commission for their forthcoming session. He noted 4816 detainees in 13 centres, including 2690 fellahin.
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London
Malcolm MacDonald
House of Commons
Palestine
League of Nations
Permanent Mandates Commission
MacDonald
Labour Unity Conference basis sparks NSW Labour clash
At Wollongong on Sunday Industrial Labour Party leader Mr Heffron argued the all in unity conference planned for July 29 cannot proceed under the current representation basis. He called the one vote one value system undemocratic and unworkable, urging rejection of the regime’s basis and defending three years of struggle to overthrow Labour power.
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Wollongong
Industrial Labour Party
Heffron
Gydneay
Labour League
Italian Tanks for Afghans
Italian tanks destined for Afghanistan pass through Karachi on a Dutch steamer. Twelve Itidan make tanks with two heavy machine guns each and ammunition arrived in Karachi and will be transferred to Afghan authorities by Italian agents in Kabul.
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Karachi
Itidan
Arachi
Afghanistan
Kabul
Portugal Alliance With Britain Letter From Chamberlain
The British Prime Minister Chamberlain praises Portugal for its May declaration in the Portuguese Assembly. He states both nations share Atlantic and colonial ties and expresses hope for public acknowledgment of the action. He adds no intention to revive colonial coercion and emphasizes lasting friendship.
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London
Bavaray
Mr. Chamberlain
Sailazar
Atlantic
Gift to Nation Funds Morris Motors for Territorial Forces
A Lordship sent a million Morris Motors shares valued in sterling to the War Office for the Territorial Forces and other services. The trust aims to yield about £105,000 annually for enjoyment facilities and support to the forces, with administration by named officials on behalf of the troops.
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London
Nuffinid
Horeing
Morris Motors
Territorials
Raphe
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Lord Halifax
M. Bonnet
Turkey
Chamberlain
Basle
Tila
Assa
European Affairs
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