Paris Visit and Mussolini Meeting Hopeful Four Power Talks
Reports say British Prime Minister Chamberlain will visit Paris on November 23 then meet Mussolini as part of efforts to push a Four Power conference. Dispatches note aims to show Anglo French axis persistence and discuss colonies and European alignments amid Munich and Versailles-related shifts. Berlin coverage adds expectations of a major speech by Herr Fitteler at the Weimar Party gathering.
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Britain plans policy shift seen on RAF air posture
Report from BEIRUT describes anticipated British government policy on RAF planes, with mention of Arab attitudes and possible negotiations for a constitutional settlement in Palestine. The text notes potential impact on Jewish and Arab representation and suggests cautious optimism about averting wider conflict through diplomacy.
Peace overtures report on Arab state peace talks
A diplomatic report from our cor respondent states that the Mur of Jerusalem has made peace overtures and that he is authorized to speak for the Arabs. The piece notes possible further migration of Jews to Palestine amid this development.
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Flight progress told by radio amid long distance bomber sortie
A wartime radio bulletin traces three Vickers Wellington bombers Nos 1 2 and 3 on a long range mission from Tamaile to Australia and the Middle East. Reports show altitudes from 11 000 to 22 000 feet, with aircraft crossing the Persian Gulf and Arabian Desert and progress updates from 178 to 380 miles per hour. The Air Ministry notes Nos 1 2 and 3 along a route toward Egypt with encounters near the Persian Gulf and South China Sea, while Arab agitation and Palestinian tensions draw international attention.
Earthquake Shocks Hit Miyagi Prefecture Japan
Severe gortiquake shock reported in Miyagi prefecture causing feared tidal waves and damaged rail lines. Shocks logged at Riverview with two earthquakes recorded in the territory, one at 6.08 and another about an hour later.
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RAF Vickers Wellesley Flight Heads For Darwin
Three RAF Vickers Wellesley planes aim for a record long distance flight to Darwin. They took off from Tanaise Egypt at 3 55 am GMT Saturday and expected to reach Darwin by 12 30 pm Canberra time after a route across the Bay of Bengal to Singapore and Timor Sea.
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Westminster Parliament Opens Debates on Defence Policy
London Sunday report notes the Parliament's new session opens with a two day debate on Mr Chamberlain's defence plan. The Opposition amendment appears for Thursday and will run into the middle of next week. The defence programme is tied to the Address in Reply and Palestine anticipated by the Colonial Secretary's earlier promise.
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Differences in Navy plan for four new battleships
A Washington correspondent reports the Navy Department is divided over the design of four new battleships. Rear Admiral Brisner and another senior officer face transfer amid criticism of many of the service's recent ships. Officials argue the battleship program needs radical modification.
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By election in North Gippsland seat narrows race
The North Gippsland by election held yesterday after the death of Birraddachian (indeed) sees Borthwick (UEP) and Cullanan (Labour) running close. Preference distribution expected to decide which party gains the seat with final results uncertain.
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Farm Tragedy in Tamworth Dazed by Unexplained Shooting
A Tamworth farm tragedy leaves two men dead amid unclear circumstances. Edward Fogarty, 00, died from a bullet wound to the head. Investigators report no clear shooter account and linger over missing details. Authorities await autopsy results and further statements as they probe the scene at Windham.
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Franco forces gain headway in Ebros fighting week
Geneva reports Franco forces claim progress after a week of bitter fighting against Republicans near the Ebro. About 1,500 casualties and 2,000 Republicans captured, with Republicans pinned near the river. Relief demands grow as food shortages worsen and supplies remain uncertain due to British blockade.
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Lyons to Announce New Australian Ministry Today
Reported summit between Prime Minister and United Australia Party leader Mr Lyons with Sir Earle Page of the Country Party to unveil a reconstructed cabinet. Governor-General Lord Gowrie spoke of ministers sworn in. debates on defence and development ministries loom, with possible additions from Senator McLeay and Speaker Speier.
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Poland Faces German Aim in Balkan Frontier Shifts
Warsaw telegraph reports German planning to redraw borders with Poland and Hungary, aiming for control of a common frontier. Ukrainians flee Poland to Russia amid protests and calls for autonomy, as signatories fret over frontier revision and regional alliances.
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Air raid precautions and industrial updates in London and Sydney
In brief mentions a rise in RAF strength from 2708 to about 4000 to 5000 machines and notes the Imperial Airways liner Champion departing Southampton. Reports Sydney galvanizing work at Lyghts Iron Works, a pending Rewonstie conference on iron works, and Austin Works London detailing air raid precautions for 22000 people with a 90000 pound plan. One man would stay to manage the boiler during an air raid.
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