Opposition to Windon visit clouds Americas trip
Reports from Washington and London describe labour groups and critics in New York reacting to the planned visit of the Duke and Duchess of Windon. The piece notes fears of fascist leanings, calls the trip potentially canceled, and mentions related political tension in the United States and Britain.
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Japanese War Plans Hint at Russia Involvement
A Tokyo report notes general support for creating an Imperial General Headquarters to oversee a prolonged China war. It warns of actions such as a blockade and potential troop landings at Pootung while detailing Japanese advances near Saiyunlu, Nanking’s bombing respite, and economic moves toward North China with imports of raw cotton amid the ongoing conflict.
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Wool theft trail links to Demsey murder near Kinglake
Melbourne detectives pursued a Wool Wack theft trail from Kyneton through Langefield and Kilmore on October 11. A bag of unsecured wool found on the road was part of the truck cargo. Con Mable Brenner found the body and a reward of 200 pounds was approved for Brenner and two picnickers who found the truck. Denvey was buried at Fawkner Cemetery with over 3000 mourners attending.
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Electrocutions Prompt NSW Safety Action Plan
The Minister for Local Government said immediate steps will be taken after three electrocution deaths in Northbridge and Newcastle. An ordinance will require electrical supply authorities to inspect all installations every five to six years to ensure shock proof equipment.
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Arrest of Spanish Ex Premier in Barcelona Unrest Charge
Paris dispatch reports former Spanish Premier Sener Cabeliere arrested in Barcelona on charges of causing unrest and disorder. Correspondert for Le Matin notes the action occurred in Hiendaye with details scarce.
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British plan for Spanish civil war intervention discussed
The Non Intervention Committee adopted a British plan proposing immediate appeals to Spanish parties for withdrawal of foreign volunteers under international supervision. It calls for two commissions to estimate volunteers and grants belligerent rights to the parties with limits, while strengthening sea observation and blocking war material movements. abstention by Russia noted.
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Tighox
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Russia
Prime Minister outlines stance on Spain and North Africa
In the House of Commons, Mr Chamberlain stated the government will not shift its long standing policy toward the Spanish conflict and Nationalist authorities while protecting British national and commercial interests across Spain and Morocco. He noted no diplomats would be assigned to the Franco regime and referenced the bombing of the Jean Weir steamer.
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Sonia
New Helicopter Demonstration By Manns Reitech In Berlin
A German woman pilot Manns Reitech demonstrated a new helicopter in Berlin on Thursday. The craft flew sideways and hovered about 18 inches above the ground for several minutes, while Reitech chatted with Col. Lindbergh and his wife.
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Miners Boycott at Broken Hill Urged to Work Restrictions
Miners at Broken Hill urged not to work with a landlord employee after eviction of an elderly resident. Zinc Corporation mine idle yesterday but workers agreed to return if the man is not singled out.
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Zinc Corporation
Body Recovered From Harbour After Boat Incident
The body of James Edward Raland was recovered from the harbour near Pretley’s Basin after a motor launch accident at Batuain last Saturday. Namengara Ferry, who witnessed the event, believes he was able to call for help before slipping.
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Ole Wens
Three Power Anti-Communist Pact to be Signed
Rome reports that Italy Germany and Japan will sign a three power anti communist pact on Saturday. A possible simultaneous accord between Italy and Japan may follow to regulate commercial exchanges with Abyssinia next week.
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Curious London note on colonies and German aims
The London desk reports a selective demand for colonies by National Zeitung and Berlin opinions citing Africa and other territories. It notes Japan Teallan and Tyrol as inconsistent references and hints at a broader European debate on colonial policy amid a growing war-time mood.
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Outrages in Palestine Spur Multiple Attacks
Reported attacks across Palestine include a Jewish bus ambush near Jerusalem injuring two, an Arab Public Works foreman wounded near Acre, a pipeline damage near Beinan repaired, and widespread telephone line cuts. Authorities impose patrols as armed rebels infiltrate the region amid escalating violence.
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At Sea Incident Involving French Trader La Corse
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a running fight off Mataro between a French merchantman La Corse and Spanish planes. The crew abandoned ship, the captain sent orders to Bar, and Allied powers discuss Franco Japanese relations amid broader wartime tension.
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Japan eyes stricter road safety rules and warnings
A discussion notes Japan may tighten road safety measures to mold driver behavior, advocating clear public messaging and reliance on strict regulations like painted road lines. Britain and the United States are cited as models using markings. NSW plans a new road-marking machine. Separately, Germany faces a cattle disease outbreak, with closures and drastic steps to protect milk and butter production.
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British Diplomatic Visit Rumors Across Europe
Rumors of a Hungarian visit by Sir Robert Vansittart and a later trip by Captain Chuy Vansittart spark press speculation. Officials deny the reports as unfounded, noting no concrete plans or official confirmation. The piece hints at possible misinterpretations tied to unrelated travels and sporting visits.
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Fhote Olan
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Nine Power Conference approves mediation committees
The Nine Power Conference approves appointing committees to mediate between China and Japan. A sub committee will approach Japan and Germany to discuss collaboration. Britain America and Belgium may form a sub committee but other nations with interests in the Far East may join France Italy and Holland.
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Holland
Lumbercome
Aero Club Medal To Jean Batten
Jean Batten receives the Aero Club medal in recognition of her aviation achievements. The award ceremony honors her pioneering flights and contributions to air travel.
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Aero Club
Jean Batten
State letters to go by air mail
The Premier stated that future correspondence from the Prime Minister's Department for interstate mail will be carried by air to hasten delivery. He noted this change would speed postal service via air transport.
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Bydney
Slevena
Pramiar'a
Ntarstate Gee
Ir Mall
Outbreak in England Reported Amid Ongoing Crisis
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an outbreak in England with unclear party affiliations and no confirmed death toll. The readable bits mention a six member group and reference to a political setting, but specifics remain uncertain.
Naval treaties with Russia and Bordor Thurstey note
In this brief item the piece discusses aims of naval accords including the 1950 treaty framework and the exchange of information for future shipbuilding. It mentions the role of instruction and proposes enhanced cooperation to guide naval construction policy ahead.
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Thea Biataitay
Far Barden
British Film Debate Aims to Strengthen Industry
In the House of Commons debate on the Cinematograph Film Act aims to safeguard British film by promoting a stronger domestic industry and national interests. Speakers emphasized improving production standards and countering foreign competition to support local talent and economy.
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London
Thurway
Haus of Commone
G. Mandarian
Opperman Begins Long Ride This Friday
Opperman starts a lengthy cycling journey set to begin Friday in Perth with ambitions of completing a substantial trek. The event marks a personal endurance challenge and draws attention from local supporters.
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