King George and Queen Elizabeth to stay at White House during Washington visit
International tension colors preparations as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth will be house guests at the White House during their Washington visit. Mrs. Roosevelt notes space limits for a 40-member retinue. the King to sleep in the Pink Room and the Queen in the Monroe Room, near historic spaces used by past presidents and for landmark treaties.
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Washington
King George Viv
Queen Ilasbeth
White Moune
Capital
White House
Germany Seizes Jewish Property in Widespread Move
London reports British plans to announce refugee measures in Commons on Monday. In the United States the American Federation of Labour protests German goods. Amid recalls and stock declines in New York, Nazism orders seizure of 89 percent of property from Jews to the Labour Front and fines.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons
United States
American Federation of Labour
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Munich
Chelan Hour
Nuremburg
York
Lavour Brent
Organiacra
Golden Gate Eix
San Brencisco
Germeny
Labour Front
Germany
Brussels Protest At Refugee Aid Sparks House Row
A Brussels protest over aid for Jewish refugees drew more than 3000 attendees as Minister de la Veuillez condemned cowardice. Parliament cheered as Deputy rose. a proposed organization for resettling Jews faced questions amid unsettled German policy.
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Belgium
Pax
Priilen
de la Veleye
Illor
To Hold Jewish Property
London reports that German policy may create a trust to take over Jewish securities and real estate after fines are deducted. Roosevelt proposes tax and visa restrictions. calls for reparation via colonization and self determination in Africa, with an emphasis on maintaining humane treatment and anti persecution. Amsterdam notes growing refugee applications. Mussolini and Polish leaders respond. London sets day of humiliation and prayer for Jews.
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Bataraay
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Daily Telegraph
Jewish Securitiu
Eakate
Washington
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Nes
Congress
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Jeqiah
Africa
Empire
Germany
Unification Lyons Shows Interest in Constitutional Review
The Prime Minister and former Labour leader Boullin in Parliament urged unification of Australian government machinery. Boullin proposed Commonwealth powers focus on national matters and a constitutional session as a first step. Lyons noted the suggestions as worthy of consideration and referred to ongoing government reflection on reform.
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Australia
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State Visit to London Next Year
London announces that French Republic Lagbrun and Madame Lebrun will visit Great Britain from March 21 to 24 next year by invitation of His Majesty King George VI. The trip confirms ongoing Franco British cordial relations and will include formal ceremonies and official engagements in London and surrounding areas.
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Lagbrun
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Queen Maud of Norway Dies in London at 80
The Queen Consort to King Haakon VII, Maud of Wales and Denmark, died suddenly in London from heart failure aged 80. Born November 20, 1800, she married Crown Prince Charles of Denmark, later King Olav V of Norway, and was linked to Swedish royalty. Her passing ends a long royal union with Denmark and Norway.
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Norway
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Maud
Princ Charles
Denmark
Olaf
Marthk
Sweden
Imis
Prederick Vel
Danmar
Loyalist Withdrawal of Volunteers Reported at Front
Barcelona dispatch says international volunteers near the French frontier are to be withdrawn from Republican Spain. A force of 13,000, including 800 British and 330 Canadians, concentrates near the border. France reportedly demands Britain guarantee that no volunteers stay in France before crossing.
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Barcelona
Spain
Teia
France
Britain
Franco's forces press in Spain amid heavy losses on both sides
Reports from London describe brutal fighting in Spain as General Franco's troops exploit mechanised advantage to push toward Valencia. With around 40 000 casualties reported, Republican resistance falters but the campaign yields a strategic victory for Franco. Meanwhile Gibraltar notes a warship seizure and a petrol cargo transfer from Casablanca to Algiers. the crew of 26 were rescued and three detained.
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London
Gibraltar
Franco
Warabipa
Conatanes
Algiers
Paula
Crushed to death in timber loading accident
Richard Harold Page Bunday, 67, of Gi Koon, with his two sons loading a 40 foot log, was crushed when a lorry moved forward. He suffered fatal injuries on the road and died en route to hospital.
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Bunday
Richard Harold Page
Gi Koon
Yaster
Wollondilly Seat Result and Final Count Report
The final tally in Wollondilly election shows Mr Bate elected after a tight count. Officials report late figures with Bate leading as the returning member amid a close contest among candidates including independents and party figures.
German Feeling Against U S A Dominates Berlin Scene
In Berlin on Sunday public sentiment toward the United States runs high amid reported discussions and admonitions. A Jewish campaigne is cited while British control over former German colonies is questioned. A decree bans a Jewish former of Accra from wearing Australian army uniforms.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
Lord Rolland
Zetland
Pfor
Loeeain
Angrift
Accra
Sudetenland rally foreshadows German export policy comments
A garbled Sunday report notes Herr Henlein and Dr. Goebbels addressing a Sudetenland election rally at Relonen berg. Germany vows to avoid war by leveraging export control while condemning English and French influence and implying restrictions on semiten and German Jews.
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Herr Henlein
Goebbela
Sudetenland
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Sie
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England
Brance
French Recognition of Abyssinia
Rome reports Francois Poncat the new French ambassador announced French recognition of the Italian conquest of Abyssinia. The United States and Britain are not yet listed among the recognizing powers.
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Rome
Francois Poncat
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Trail of blood and search for runaway man Sydney
Police, ambulance officers, and civilians scoured Sydney on Sunday for a man who fled a Colla Joy home badly wounded, with a hooded attack report. Despite a dog, a large search party, and a two hour waiting ambulance, no sign was found until early morning when the man, described severely injured, returned to his home in Manly.
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Jon
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Fatal Leap From Hotel Roof in Sydney
In Sydney a visitor from Orange named Robert John King ton apparently leapt to death from Mansion House on Elizabeth Street soon after securing a room. A hotel porter saw him on the roof moments before he vanished. A bank book found on his person gave an address at The Spit.
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Robert John Kington
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Mansion House
Lizabeth Street
the Spit
American orders for giant warships from Navy
The Navy Department says contracts for three 35 000-ton battleships are complete with armament, totaling about 225 million dollars. A bid delay on a fourth ship delays designs. Secretary of the Navy notes the US is slightly ahead in tonnage and ready to strike from its coasts. The report also mentions a defence programme and a proposed War Department budget near 100 million dollars.
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Navy Department
Secretary For the Navy
Mr. Banton
United States
Driver saves train from disaster in Kinmlouts incident
Vancouver report states locomotive driver J. O'Neil, Pasila member, remained at the throttle to avert catastrophe aboard the Continental Express train. The engine derailed after collision with a rockside obstacle, but the driver’s actions saved about 200 aboard.
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Pasila
Sian
Canadien Paelle Trann Continental
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Kinmlouts
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Tia Columbia
Prime Minister Performs Operation on Governor in Rhodesia
The Prime Minister Muggina conducted a surgical procedure on Governor Sir Herbert Branley. The operation occurred in Salisbury and the Prime Minister was reported to be acting in a protective, official capacity for the morning and into state affairs.
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Ee Ugaing
Southern Rhodesia
Ie m Aurgeun
Tward Pach
German Consolidated Boat Berlin Assembly Amidst Ceremony
The report notes the German Consolidated boat Berlin being stationed at the post on November 1 in Muntay Germany with a value of £126,000,000. King Carol and Princes Michael participated in a formal welcome in Paris on Sunday.
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Muntay
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Carol
Pari Parig
Michael
Voters punish Government in Bridgewater by election
In a Bridgewater by election the Conservative vote holds steady while the Liberal and Labour candidates together surge to about 6,000 votes, a result seen as a setback for the Government. The Times notes Labour gains but says the victory does not reflect a shift away from Government policy. The Guardian calls it a blow to the party’s standing, with newspapers linking it to broader dissatisfaction and foreign policy concerns.
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Palley
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Harald
Britain
Polley
Peacs
Government leads militia recruitment effort amid cooperative call
The Commonwealth Government seeks broad public and Labour support for a large voluntary patriotism drive. The plan targets extensive camp training and offers pay privileges, aiming to mobilize 000 to 70,000 volunteers for external affairs and defence. Prime figures urge active cooperation across communities.
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Campelen
Arguniaing
Aub
Ania Lagi
Commonwealth Publis Eeevaue
Paruius
Nowre 440
Czech Hungarian Border Clash Reported Near Budapest
According to dispatches from Budapest, Czech troops pursuing Ruthenian deserters clashed with a Hungarian guard posting. Gunfire opened by advancing Czech forces, the Hungarian unit withdrew under pressure, and casualties were reported on both sides amid ongoing border tension.
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