Colonies Demand Special Reichstag Session
Berlin reports indicate Adolf Hitler will soon formalize a demand to the Powers for a return of former colonies. General von Eppscrupt, head of the Nazi Colonial Position Office, told the Academy of German Y at Munich that the political office will work with the colonial committee to craft a legal basis for the Fuhrer’s impending action to resolve the colonial issue.
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Dr Schacht Retirement Seen As Hit To Nazi Economic Policy
A British analysis argues Dr. Hjalmar Schacht's departure weakens Hitler by eroding the Reichsbank leadership and the Nazi economic structure. It notes Schacht urged Hitler's chancellorship, shaped policy, and his exit could trigger market instability and a spending surge without his restraint. Reports also hint that Ribbentrop may soon return to oversee colonial affairs.
Non-Intervention Crisis Amid War Time Limits
The Sunday Times reports Britain will not extend non-intervention beyond Tuesday. Italy and Germany press Britain and France for a forceful line against Soviet action while Russia is accused of blocking non intervention. Britain, France, and Italy discuss arrangements related to the Nyon Agreement.
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Japanese Bid for Early Success Faces Nine Power Meeting
Asian front reports Japan rushing troops in North China to gain a decisive victory before the Brussels Conference. Chinese forces retreat under Chiang Kai-shek orders while Japanese bombardments intensify near the International Settlement. British and Ulster riflemen suffer casualties as violence spares no side.
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Sever Relations Move Seeks to Cut Britain Ties
In Tokyo an unofficial body of industrialists and lower house members appeals for rational action to sever diplomatic relations with Britain. A manifesto accuses Britain of neutrality while aiding China and showing arrogance and insult toward Japan at the Brussels Conference.
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Trade Boycott Opposes Haste in Settlement
Commonwealth Government firmly opposes any boycott or hasty settlement. The official stance warns against precipitous actions and stresses patience before resolving the issue with Japan.
Election Counts Doubtful Seats Decided No Change
The article reports little movement in Senate counts over the weekend with Queensland and South Australia labeled doubtful. Government figures show Fousma leading overall, about 18 000 votes in Queensland and 500 outstanding in Australia. In the House of Representatives for Barton and Robertson, both seats remained with the Government. preferences from minor candidates shifted support, with Lane and Donovan tallying as the final counts.
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North Spain and France Blamed For Loyalist Losses
Valencia reports the Defence Minister Vrintothis presented a government report on the North Spain campaign. He blamed Loyalist defeats on the shortage of munitions and delay in arms deliveries rather than defender bravery. He cited French non intervention blocking supplies near the border and the fall of San Sebastian as a setback.
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Spanish Republic transfers capital to Barcelona
Madrid Sunday report that President Azana today signed a decree moving the seat of government to Barcelona. The action places the capital in Catalonia as the republic reorganizes its central authorities.
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Spanish Republic
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Barcelona
Northern Territory Election Partial Count Report
Voters in the Northern Territory election, held Saturday, show one third of ballots counted with no return from divisions outside Darwin. Postal votes have not yet been received. Chief Electoral Officer waives the progress count. In Canberra last night the tally listed Hughes-Jones, Nelson, and Poupouin among others in a mixed slate.
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Dionne Quintuplets Conquer Setbacks at Toronto Conference
Report from Toronto notes the Dionne quintuplets faced premature birth challenges but were cited as improving. Conference attendees, about 200 researchers, discussed their height below normal yet average weight, and addressed mental development concerns noted among the quintuplets.
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Adentiate of Medical Research and Development
Victorian racing figure TA McLeod dies at 70
The death of TA McLeod aged 70 occurred at home yesterday. A member of the Victorian Racing Club committee and part owner of Donavier, a Melbourne Cup candidate, he had been ill for some time. Before his death he expressed that his horses should fulfil engagements at the V.R.C Spring meeting. McLeod raced Donaster and Sea Scout in partnership with C F Baylor. Donaster will race in the Menie Cup.
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Sutcliffe Rates Bradman As Best Bat In World
In an Oxford speech Sutcliffe hailed Bradman as the finest batsman on good wickets. He recalled Bradman’s batting on dimpled pitches and noted Bradman’s aversion to short bowling during Larwood’s era. The talk touched on Robins and demands for longer Tests and more cricket to attract public interest.
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Sunken Vessel Off Catalan Coast Amid Bombing Attack
Insurgent aircraft dropped 15 bombs sinking the steamer Hate steerer Joan bound for Barcelona with wheat cargo. Twenty six survivors landed from two lifeboats include observers Gus tav Olsen a Swede and Arnold Kina a Latvian. Vessel formerly American owned now British.
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Salford Defeats Kangaroos After Rainy Scrappy Match
Salford beat the Kangaroos 11 to 4 in a rain soaked game marked by greasy conditions and a costly scrum failure. A penalty try for Salford and scores by Beaton and Ratna plus goals by Hale and Ratna anchored the win while Australis Prigg Gilbert and Edwards added tries for Salford. Kertwan left injured as stitches were applied. Takings reached £1,088.
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Duke of Windsor aid to German relief sparks controversy
The Duke of Windsor reportedly contributed an undisclosed amount to a German winter relief drive, with the Duchess stating they were impressed by the aid for the working population. The mention references Governor Ley and ongoing German relief efforts amid postwar tensions.
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Resignation of Director at Australian Anatomy Institute
Sir Colin Mackenzie resigns from the directorate of the Abelian Institute of Anatomy at Canberra due to ill health. He was the founder benefactor and established the comprehensive collection of anatomical specimens. Dr C V McKay acts as director until the Federal Cabinet appoints a successor, with the post to be aligned with a fixed salary and government residence.
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Unusual Divorce Reveals Hidden Years and Adoption Ties
A couple seeking divorce disclosed a long buried history. Stan Spock left the farm where he was raised by his adoptive parents twenty years ago and formed a relationship with the farmer’s daughter. The farmer’s wife learned of the affair and the couple’s marriage ended after the revelations.
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Missouri
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Convicted of Arson in Death Case
Alfred Knight, aged 04, was convicted of arson in a case involving a fire at his home that killed three people and caused 202,008 in insurance losses. The verdict followed a jury trial with several complications. Sentence postponed pending a motion for a law trial.
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