China rallies to defence of Nanking amid evacuations and reinforcements
The report cites large Japanese advances toward Nanking with 400,000 Chinese defenders along an 85 mile front. Refugees flood fuelled by warships moving up the Yangtze while international observers describe Nanking as threatened and the capital evacuated.
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China
Nanking
Ope
Betieh
Vicwity
Saochow
Lona
Saechign
Chang Fanknes
Ironsides
Paneae
Tushing
Tere
London Says No to Italian Loan
London financiers refused Signor Mussolini's loan request brought by Count Bolbi, president of the Fascist Industrial Federation, seeking 420,000,000 to 30,000,000 pounds for two or three years at high interest, with no encouragement found, according to the Daily Herald.
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Signor Mussolini
Count Bolbi
Industrial Federation
Italy
Daily Herald
Closer Ties Britain and U S A Extends Beyond Trade
New York Times reports Britain and the United States plan reciprocal trade talks expected soon. The exclusive story says ties will strengthen across the whole relationship and may involve the Empire and dominions. possibilities include a broad empire-wide agreement or a separate pact with Australia New Zealand South Africa and Canada.
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Britain
America
New York ‘Times
Snds
Mje
Dominions
Dutiklv
Empire
Australia
New Zealand
Aftica
Canada
Union Congress Calls for Leadership Change in 1938 Purge
A large gathering of Labour movement reps in New South Wales endorsed tearing apart the inner ALP group blamed for choking the movement. A seven member committee was formed to organize a conference to rehabilitate the party with a democratic base, signaling repudiation of current leadership and control. Parliamentarians were urged to attend when the ALP gains representation.
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New South Wales
Labour Movement
Ite
Plane resumes voyage from Capetown to London
Flying Officer Clouston and Mrs Kirby-Green departed Capetown for London at 8 am. The route included a stop at Johannesburg before continuing to London. In London on Wednesday Judge Windsor adjourned Mrs Kirby-Creon's bankruptcy discharge until December citing travel duration and possible postponement.
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Clouston
Kirby-Green
London
Johannesburg
Asin
Street murder outside hotel in crowded city street
Clarrie Thorn, 38, with a police record, was shot in the heart near Park and Giuilersagh Streets outside a hotel. A large crowd saw two men flee. Thorn died instantly. He had recent legal troubles involving a Consorting Act case and had just been released on bond. Morris, a Methodist chaplain, commented on Thorn’s death as sad, noting Thorn had begun to reform after his release.
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Nogn
Clarrie Thorn
Park and
Giuilersagh
Jehan Fit
Thomas
Albert Mortis
Long Bay
Morris
Wesault
Aiguetator
Mindaier
A. Morr
Japanese Ace Crashes On Enemy Guns At Nanking
Tokyo dispatch reports Lieutenant Bunji Sarabsa or similar pilot in a Japanese air unit died when his aircraft was shot down during bombardment operations over Nanking. Chinese artillery and anti aircraft fire sunk or damaged his machine leading to his death.
Court Remarks On Labor Daily Case In Memorandum Request
Mr Woaton argued that if he and one more in mowing the plaintiff had not proved their case unions would not warrant a new trial. The Chief Justice Sir Frederick Jordan suggested the court may need to review the entire scheme of raising in Labor Daily Ltd and to obtain the memorandum of articles. Weston noted that the nemirandus could not be supplied, and Jordan called that curious.
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Sir Frederick Jordan
Labor Daily Ltd
Brissane Milk Strike Triggers Mother Anxiety
Strike hunger alarm in Brissane as mothers face milk shortages. Rations run low and imports from the border are insufficient to feed babies. officials warn of continued supply delays and rising worry among families.
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Brishane
Thureday
Cost Of Privacy For Dionne Quintuplets
New York reports guardian Dr Dafoe says the Dionne quintuplets need privacy amid a half million estate. Upkeep costs run 400 dollars weekly for staff including two doctors, three guards, a housekeeper and two maids. Summer duties require extra staff, with Dafoe earning 400 dollars monthly and the children's parents receiving 100 dollars.
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New York
Dafoe
New
Dr. Dafoe
New Record Attempt For Comet Plane
In Sydney supporters back a plan to challenge the Ena Australia air record of 82 hours set in 1944 by Bott. The proposed machine is the same WhiCh recently flew the London Capetown record, aiming to establish a new long flight benchmark.
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Svongy
Thureday
Sydney
Ena
Australia Air
Bott
Vision of future television on tap in streets Sydney
Sir Ernest Bynest Fink spoke Thursday of a future where television and broadcasting would be delivered via a park of microwave plates atop each street, predicting practical television in about ten years in Australia while noting current radio would not be scrapped for at least that period. He cited global interest from Germany, the United States, and Japan, and referenced a £200,000 spend this year on programmes to push the idea forward.
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Burney
Necoud Viar
Australe
Lefeviaion
Tosing Tinney
Sir Trnest
Germany
Asolimad
Japan
Tie
Sid
Habain
Ernest
Bac
Impige
tWricu Arily
Heated Scenes in Legislative Assembly Over Budget
In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday heated exchanges erupted during budget discussions. Mr Gur was removed by the Chairman of Committees after accusing Mr E Mott of the Country Party of insults. Mr Elliott faced interruptions as he spoke about land routes, while the chairman urged Mr McGire to withdraw. Medges and others entered protests and some members walked out.
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Bydney
Legislative Assembly
Gur
Lam
Ordée B
iMir
Hodges
Emott
Country Party
Eiliott
DHF
Atutomenta
Mick Cab
Str
Hedges
McGire
Medier
Afta
Medges
Berril Genne
Arma
New Cabinet Dr Page Will Gaus Portfolios
Sydney reports discuss a new cabinet under Dr Page with Mr Lyons. The Country Party delays the cabinet announcement until month end while talks focus on key roles for Page allies and ministerial assignments including commerce and interior.
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Gaus
Sydney
Thursdey
Mr. Lyons
Page
Tim
Siren
Ye Ke Tipsge
Thorby Aa
Defence
Mcmwen Ap
Thompson
Fadden
Opperman Finishes Transcontinental Ride In Record
Sydney observers report Hubert Opperman completing a record breaking cycle across the continent from Martin Place just before 1 am finishing a 2 751 mile journey in 13 days 1 hour 11 minutes. He surpassed the previous record by more than 5 days 6 hours with a tribute to organizer Smaull.
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Hubert Opperman Martin
Sad Honeymoon After Prince Ludwig Funeral Scene
The Outend correspondent reports on the arrival of Prince Ludwig and his bride and the scene at the chapel Ardente. Victims' bodies lay at the chapel, later moved to the family mausoleum for burial. Despite mutilation they remained recognisable.
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London
Tete ' Atatea
Ludwig
Hease
Escaped Gang Two Recaptured by Police
New York report details two prison break survivors Oley and Crosby recaptured after officers besieged a building. A third escapee remained at large as police closed in on the area, with tense exchanges and threats noted during the pursuit.
Fascist Powers Threat to France and Paris Pact
M. Henri Berenger told a Des Amboleurs conference that Japan seeks a yellow race empire across Asiatic territories from Singapore. He warned of a Siam alliance with Hitlerian influence and noted Indo China and British India fears if war widens in the Far East. He said the German Italian Japanese pact carried no peace.
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France
M. Henri Berenger
French Senate
Des Amboleurs
Japan
Singapore
Franco
China
Jim Beance
IndoChina
Hainan Island
Siam
British India
Far East
Nationwide Plot Reveals Secret Arms Stores in Paris
Police uncover secret rooms behind walls containing vast arms caches in Paris, detailing a nationwide plot by a secret society. Officers seize 690 machine guns and a hospital with an operating theatre, while raids expand across the city fueling arrests and inquiries into who supplied the materials.
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Paris
Theddite
Arma
Lay
Amore
British Navy to Order Four Cruisers and Submarines
London reports in the House of Commons that along with two cruisers and a submarine planned to begin in December, the navy will order four cruisers and three submarines from private firms by year end. The fleet expansion includes additional vessels and coastal defense improvements.
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House of Dominiona Koday
Royal Stockyards
Mead
Threveeads
Catastapyor Depot
Able
Tan Motor
Forpedo Boom Defence
Defiant Stand Denies French-Japanese Arms Claim
Paris reports the Supaneux Ambassador Mr. Yataro Bugimare denies MS Berane r's assertion that Japan sent an ultimatum to France regarding arms shipments. He says the French Government informed Japan that arms were not being sent and calls for no interference.
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Supaneux
Yataro Bugimare
Beraner
Japan
Matum
Franée
Monte of Ari
Ching
Arma
Kings Dance at Court as Royal Guests Attend
At a royal court ball in London on Thursday the King and Queen hosted King Leopold of Belgium with guests including George of Greece. The evening featured a gown parade and a military band replacement, marking a notable premiere in the state ceremony.
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Buckingham Palas
Leopold
George
Greece
Eure -Pargmnonial
France closes line to arms traffic amid protests
London reports that France has again closed the Indo China railway passage for arms shipments. The Australiee Associated Press notes Paris advised caution as Japan might bow to a Deadman-like stance if trade continued. Officials believe France seeks to curb a main supply channel amid tension with Britain and Spain.
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indoChina
Arma
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