Trade boycott denounced by wool spokesman in Sydney
Sydney Wednesday report quotes Mr G Dalsoy Kelly chairman of the Australian Wool Growers Council condemning a boycott of Japanese goods. He warns that Australia’s prosperity hinges on selling wool to Japan and blasts what he calls irresponsible individuals and groups urging the action.
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Australian Wool Growers Council
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Commonwealth
Japan
Kelly
Autonomy Debate in Abyssinia Echoes Mussolini Tone
A fragmented report discusses Mussolini backed measures and Fascist discipline amid Abyssinian autonomy debates. General Graziani notes concern over Suez Canal dues and calls for rapid, decisive action. The piece reflects imperial governance and wage policy tensions affecting Greco troops and local governors.
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Corrince del Insperi
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Recognition of Franco Negotiations With Britain
A Daily Mail diplomatic writer reports that Britain and General Franco begin steps toward recognition. If an accord is reached a British agent will go to Franco headquarters and his agent will be placed in London. The writer believes Franco will control Spain early next year and aims to establish diplomatic ties with Britain focusing on trade issues.
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Daily Mail
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Spain
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England
19 States Meet at Brussels Cope With Nine Power Conference
Delegates from 19 states including Australia and New Zealand gathered in Brussels at the Nine Power conference to urge China and Japan toward peaceful cooperation. US representative Norman Davis emphasized appealing to reason and cooperation, while noting Japan’s alleged culpability and the complex task of achieving peace amid ongoing conflict in China.
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Academy of Arts and Sciences
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New Zealand
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China
S. M. Bruce Sat Beidre
Norman Davis
U.S.A
Jordan
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United States
Japan
Chinese withdrawal to save Nantao amid foreign talks
A multi-nation agreement aims to withdraw Chinese troops from Nantao to avoid a Japanese attack on the French concessions. Observers report the Suochow Creek area garrison reduced to a single wing with few reserves, while Chinese forces recover north-west of the city. In Brussels talks at the Nine Power Conference, prospects for renewing Japan’s invitation emerge, with officials noting possible adjournment and ongoing mediation efforts. Japan signals readiness for peace talks if guarantees hold, urging direct China talks and countering anti-Japanese agitation.
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Japan
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Saburo Karun
China
Spender Wins Wide Bay Victory in Defence Election
Sydney reports show Mr Spender, Independent AAP, defeated Minister for Defence Bir Archdale Parkhill in Wide Bay on preferences by about 2300. Result reflects defence issue focus with government loss and continued strong Nairn and Salter showings in other districts.
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Warringah
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Spander
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Spender
Lord Nuffield to Visit Australia in 1938
Premier Stevens announced that Lord Nuffield would attend Australia’s 180th anniversary celebrations. He will arrive in Sydney on February 10 and stay about 13 days, with a likely stopover in New Zealand during the visit.
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Mr. Stevens
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Augralia
Nuthiald
New Zea Tama
Australia suffers from sanctions in Healy dispute
A fragmented text notes the China Japan conflict and urges Australia to mind its own business. It warns that fragile markets like wool could collapse if tensions deepen, and asserts Australia bore the heaviest burden from sanctions related to Healy.
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China
Japan
Australia
Healy
Japan to Enter Australia Market for Wool Purchases
Mr Yamashita, president of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce, said Japan would enter the Australia wool market before Christmas. Japanese operators plan large purchases, with quantities and timing pending Australian government decisions. The move is seen as likely to impact market demand significantly.
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Sydney
Yamashita
Japanese Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Australia
Jak
Labour Gains in British Municipal Elections
London reports Labour strengthens hold with control of 17 of 28 metropolitan boroughs for three years. Nationally Labour gains 782 seats, while Communists secure only one seat and other parties show smaller progress amid the election results.
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London
Wadnesday
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Anewnd
Fortuaine Fageluta
Missing Man Bicycle Found in Bush
Sydney era details a missing man Aubrey Clarke a 40 year old Coogee resident vanished September 27. A bicycle found near Castlecrag led police to link it to him. extensive search of rugged country between Castlecrag and Killarney Harbour followed.
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Westnesday
Regina
Aubrey Clarke
Coogee
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Iar
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Killarney
Abiddie Harbour
Death sentences for sabotage in Moscow and Leningrad
Six persons from Leningrad were sentenced to death for infecting grain supplies with pests. Sixteen railway officials of the Yur at Mongol were examined for meeting on behalf of Japan.
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Moscow
Tadnenlay
Leningrad
Japan
Non-Intervention Move Aims to Break Spain Deadlock
The Nonntervention Sub-Committee voted to approach both sides in the Spanish Civil War with a plan to withdraw volunteers under international supervision and allow commissions to visit Spain to estimate forces. The chairman will seek recognition of bellicose rights if accepted and will urge restoration of frontier observation alongside strengthened monitoring. The Soviet reportedly has not denounced non intervention, but will watch if Italy Germany and Portugal block progress. current plan avoids a negative British plan vote.
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Macceas
Malaky
Lerida Bombed by Insurgents
Madrid reports insurgents bombed Lerida killing and wounding many. Nine aircraft struck Lerida, destroying several buildings including a primary school. bodies have been recovered and the death toll is estimated around 120 with many injured.
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Lerida
Atty Abillgren
Refugees flee as Danzig region tightens Nazi control
Regional Nazi leader Forster declares the Free City of Danzig will soon adopt the Swanetike as its official tag. Aimed at burying the hatchet, new parties may be banned and an amnesty proclaimed. Youth will be conscripted into the German army. Opponents dissolved, the list for elections could be entirely Brown Shirts. Reports describe antiPolish actions, shop attacks on Jewish merchants in Danzig Langfurth and Zoppot, killings, and police inaction amid pogrom. The Polish community denies government accusations, while minorities distrust Burkhardt.
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Herr Forster
Free City
Berlin
the Times
Langfurt
Zoppot
Karida
Danaig
House of the League
Burkhardt
Seat Booked By New Member For Parliament Seat
W A Jolly announces he will take his seat in the Commonwealth Parliament as the Lilley member next month and requests reserved seating in the House of Representatives. He confirms securing a seat formerly held by Sir Donald Cameron and notes most seats are now reserved with only a few doubtful.
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Lilley
House of Representatives
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Donald Camernn
House of Represente Hives
Prime Minister Lyons Resting Quietly in Devonport Holiday
Prime Minister Mr Lyons is seen enjoying a quiet holiday in the secluded flu house at Devonport. He has handed over authority to the Attorney-General while away.
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Hobart
Wednisday
Mr. Lyons
Flu
Devonport
Tommy Farr and potential wartime boxing plans in 1940s
The article fragment discusses Tommy Farr planning a temporary move to the United States in December to participate in elimination bouts for a World championship. It notes his hope to introduce his patriotic song Maybe I ll Find Someone Like Me on stage and reflects on inspiration from past roles and film industry interest.
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Farr
Plahaing
Tommy Farr
Furamke
Somg-Wrilan
United States
Heavier Fines For Foreign Jeepers Facing Warnings
A government report notes escalating penalties for foreign workers and immigration breaches. A batch of arrivals prompted protests and political responses. Thirteen traders were fined £121 with costs for wage violations. In one case a girl worked 40 hours a week for 15 shillings.
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Ares
Death Pact Tragedy Ends in Coroner Findings
A coroner concluded Murint Hi lium killed a partner in a death pact but found no evidence whether Walking shot herself or was killed by another. Their bodies were found on tara, a scandalous scene tied to an engagement and deaths following a suspected pact.
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