Japanese Shanghai Rights Talk Sparks Diplomatic Tension
A Japanese commander General Iwans Mateui said he cannot assume protection of foreign rights in Shanghai and may take steps if needed. He noted dissatisfaction with London Washington Paris Brussels officials and indicated no current plan to seize customs or wireless services but left options open.
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Washington
Paris
Brussels
Maiwal
Millions homeless in China floods headline turmoil
Shanghai reports massive floods driven by breaches from the Yellow River, inundating about a fifth of the province and leaving millions starving or homeless. Chinese and Japanese military activity and territorial claims compound the crisis as Jamai ships and ground forces clash near coastal areas.
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Shanghai
Tung
Yellow River
Troops Landed as Fire Rages on River Reach
The report describes a night landing by Allied forces on the Whangpo River with Japanese and Chinese forces exchanging fire. The Italian cruiser Monte Cuccoli suffered hits while gunboats and destroyers engaged riverine targets. Chinese sources report machines gun bursts as river patrols, with Japanese gales and blue jackets probing shore defenses near Nanttay.
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Poorung
Fallan
Monte Cuccoli
Phopa MN Nantdo
Ateros
Killed war correspondent in Nantao shot by machine gun
The London Daily Telegraph veteran correspondent Mr Stephens was killed during fighting at Nantao near Shanghai. A French doctor Richter reported a machine gun burst wounded two Russians. Stephens was hit twice and died after calling out. A French naval captain Evans Carlaus found the party in a pool of blood. The death is mourned as the loss of an intrepid war reporter.
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Daily Telegraph
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Pombenke Stephenh
Sharp fighting at Nantao Ahanghal
Fragmentary report details heavy clashes near Nantao Ahanghal with Chinese forces mounting defenses and Philippine troops exhausting their resources. Bombardment and destruction reported on waterfront structures as combatants collide amid smoke and damaged equipment.
Racing Bill Passage Before Christmas
A racing bill aims to cut metropolitan race entries by reducing mandatory resources. Proposals include closing two or three racetracks, distributing shares among holders, and limiting clubs to their existing investments. The measure seeks an early parliamentary passage before Christmas.
Meager German Victory Not Decisive In Battle Of Jutland
In a 1936 account, German high command claims a fragile victory at Jutland, noting British fleet contact avoided decisive engagement. The text suggests higher losses and limited strategic gains, with references to August actions and the broader naval balance.
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Aubarl
Usada
Grasshopper Plague Reaches Cobie Hill Area
A rat plague of grasshoppers invaded Cobie Hill today with orchards and gardens in danger. The nearby Whitton area, about 15 miles away, was also affected though no grasshoppers were seen in the district yesterday.
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Lekiton
Cobie Hill
Knife attack disrupts Cenotaph ceremony in London
At the Cenotaph in London a man lunged toward the King during the ceremony, shouting and gesturing. Police subdued him after a struggle, as cameras captured the incident for broadcast to Britain. The crowd reacted with cries and tension followed by a removal of the assailant and ongoing proceedings.
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London
Suring
Brit ‘Ain
Country Party to Select Ministers Ahead of Lyons Cabinet
The Country Party, urged by MPs, plans to choose ministers for the new ministry led by Prime Minister Lyons. Dr. Borie Page is to summon a party meeting before November to finalize a panel of names, following prior dissent over a panel presented without full party cooperation. A November 20 meeting was slated, with cabinet completion expected beforehand.
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Bydney
Thurdday
Borie Page
Min
Br. Lyon
Lyons
Duke of Windsor Paris Armistice Day Service
Paris reports the Duke of Windsor plans to attend the Armistice Day service at a church. Dart observers comment on the church’s stance on divorce and marriage vows. The Duke, seeking a dignified tribute to Britain's war dead, weighs Canon Dart's remarks before deciding, amid discussions with peers.
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Paris
Duke of Windsor
X Church
Dart
Parib
Lord Brownlow
Canon Dart
Shoureholt
Britain
The Duke of Windnur Absent From Service Disturbance
The Duke of Windnur avoided war service amid public unrest. Canon Dart led protests while a crow bearer returned with the crown. The ex-king faced anger from demonstrators as a war veteran, with plans for public or private apology discussed amid press coverage.
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ARIS
Duke
Windnur
Lart
Dorest
Canon Dart
Tributes to late Mr Ramsay Macdonald in London
Messages from royalty and government pour in after the Prime Minister dies at Hampstead. The King expresses regret and gratitude for his loyal support during his career. A memorial service is planned at Westminster Abbey with burial in an adjoining area.
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London
Hampstead
Macdonald
Wealminister Abbey
Labour View on Macdonald Recall in Frail Light
London opinion piece from the Daily Horsia questions how Macdonald will be remembered noting his Labour defeats in 1824 and 1891. It argues he was neither a strong administrator nor a capable organizer, yet credits him as a propagandist whose writings and speeches inspired followers even as he failed to stay true to his preached ideals.
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London
Horsia
Macdonald
Labour
Hla
Fever Shock Ship Races to Port Fever
The British freighter Trefanis sails from Dakar to West Africa and makes a dramatic dash to Albany with eleven crew members seriously ill with fever. Quarantine officers stand by as the captain reports malaria as the probable cause.
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Perth
Thureday
Dakar
West Africa
Albany
Loyalist gains across Aragon and Barcelona fronts
The Government claims to have captured numerous Italian positions at Eilano and Aragon, driving the enemy back in disorder. Many abandoned arms and evacuated positions reported. The insurgents near Barbaatro reportedly seized several trenches. Valencia reports the government seeking an armistice, apparently with firm intent.
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Barcelona
Eilano
Aragon
Owever
Barbaatro
Valencia
Italian Destroyers for Franco Paris Negotiations
An article notes Juan Maton backing General Franco negotiating the purchase of two Edilian destroyers for the Insurgents. Madame Tabouls in Licenose states the ships may be ready by mid December, with four guns and torpedo tubes and a speed of 33 knots.
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Paris
Juan Maton
Antilionaire
Franco
Madame Tabouls
Attack on Police Chief during budget debate in Parliament
In a legislative debate on the budget in the state parliament, Mr Ladavini Lab accused Police Commissioner Mackay of failing to meet the job's demands. Lab urged the speaker to note what he called bluster and danger to the community, claiming past eras under James Mitchell were more disciplined.
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Thirsday
Mackay
Ladavini Lab
James Mitchell
Tarent
Wool Substitutes Gain Headway
The president of the Associated Woollen Worsted and Textile Manufacturers announced progress from a recent trip in Germany and Austria. He noted heavy duties against substitutions have been applied but Australia is moving toward supportive measures, with several manufacturers adopting new substitutes.
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Rydney, Thornley
Associated Woollen Worsted and Textile Manufraturera of Avatrasia
Me. I. C. Sutcif
Manueee and Graalers
Tr Ps
Anti-Communist Pact Seen as Target at Britain France
Moscow Daily Telegraph correspondent reports Soviet view that the anti communist pact targets Great Britain and France rather than Russia. Berlin and Rome dispatches note Hitler Mussolini seeking talks with Britain and Poland under Halifax influence. Rome says no new protest over Italy’s stance, urging negotiation with Britain through diplomatic channels as Fascist government prefers.
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Moscow
Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
France
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Rusia
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Germany
Htlisa
Herr Hitler
Signor
Mussolini
Britain
Palestine braces for military courts amid turmoil
In Palestine, authorities announce military courts across the country to counter a campaign of organized murder. Trials for arms, bombs, or shooting carry death penalties, with final decision by a British commander and no appeal. One Arab leader was shot near a mosque, another body found on city outskirts, curfew imposed, and Jewish laborer injured as tensions spike.
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Palestine
Tron Thurntay
Trans- Jordan
Mahmood Jawdat Alansari
Shela
Apecal
Elty
National Insurance Effort Aims at Canadian Labour Policy
The Prime Minister and King call for amendments to the British North America Act to permit national unemployment insurance and contributory benefits, seeking federal oversight of welfare and economic security across provinces.
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Ditawa
Itr Anc
Kormie
Comerce
Lord Halifax Early Visit to Germany
Diplomatic contacts likely as Lord Halifax travels to Berlin for a hunting exhibition and possible talks with Hitler via a camouflaged mission. Reports say Britain plans informal engagement to ease Anglo German relations and to sense German aims on colonies. Cabinet weighing whether such informal talks could set a friendly atmosphere for broader European questions.
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London
Germany
Ig Couneiy
Viswt
Berlin
Daily Herald
Lord Halifax
Daily Mail
Chamberlain
Lord Helifax
Herr Hiver
Consorting Ex-Prisoner Found Guilty in Sydney Court
Magistrate binds over 36 year old Thomas Thornay after police evidence shows repeated consorting with habitual criminals. Witnesses say he was warned to leave the community and had worked for a Bondi employer until three weeks ago. Police maintain they warned, and the department would act if similar actions occurred.
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Thuowing
Ptt
Hagens
Honky Thornay
Shark
Conti Court
Thomas
Bondi
Wren
Cheaper Housing Plans Expand in New Zealand
The government outlines a program to speed up housing by creating 1500 new homes nationwide with additional tenders for about 600 more. The effort targets Auckland and other regions, aiming to relieve housing costs and support families through rapid construction and public funding.
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Turaday
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