Snow Quietens Madrid Fighting Amid War Stalemate
Snow slows fighting at Madrid with no vital change in six days. Britain resists blockade warnings to France and Russia while seeking security guarantees for ships in specific anchorages near Barcelona. Diplomatic talks in Madrid press General Franco to ease bombardment fears and protect civilians amid evolving belligerent status and European tensions.
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Compulsory Service Debate In London Sunday Despatch
The Sunday Despatch notes government discussion of compulsory service for Britain, likely for men aged 18 to 30, amid civil unrest and military movements. It reports rebel actions near Mudieid and Cuau de Ve aquques, bombardment with machine guns, and authorities urging evacuation of noncombatants. The piece also covers Spain, Germany, Italy, and allied responses to the war’s expanding reach.
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Trade Dispute Talks Progress in Canberra Efforts
Negotiations between Commonwealth and Japanese government representatives continued in Canberra over the weekend aiming for an early mutually acceptable settlement of the trade dispute. Discussions between Australia’s Trade Treaties Minister Henry Gurlet and Japanese Commissioner Mr Murai proceeded on Saturday as the Japanese delegation prepared to depart for Sydney. No official statements were issued, but it is understood plans for resolving the dispute have advanced considerably after three days of talks.
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U S Embassy Closure Considered by State Department
State Department discussions consider closing the U S Embassy while retaining full authority to the secretary. A plan suggests staff may depart with workers and be ready to use American naval vessels if needed.
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England's Air Defence Alarm Signals Plan
England plans a wartime air defence system with nationwide blackout and lighting reductions. The Home Office, under a senior commander, outlines rapid alerts and coordinated measures to shield major industrial areas along the east and south coasts and inland targets.
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Liner Collision Damages Collier. Repairs Underway
A liner collided with a collier near Gravesend causing damage to the collier while the liner sustained no injuries and continued on its voyage. The collier requires repairs at the port, with salvage and assessment underway. Authorities report no casualties.
Sound batting by Australian XI in Sydney Test
Sydney report notes Australia trailing 221 for two at stumps after 286 by England. Brown and Fingleton starred in a 9th century partnership while Bradman contributed 60. English bowlers, notably Chipperfield, made key breakthroughs restoring hope for the visitors amid a turbulent batting day.
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Japan Prepares to Buy Australian Wool in Big Need
Japan moves to secure foreign currency as it plans large purchases of Australian wool. The Yokohama Specie Bank is absorbing export bills to fund the surge, with government input expected on Australia’s proposals. Details are murky due to the damaged text, but the report notes potential policy modifications before any ratification by Canberra.
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Soviet Ambassador Rejects Japanese Efforts in Moscow Talks
The Soviet ambassador in Tokyo informs Japanese Foreign Minister Arita that Japan cannot accept Moscow's explanation for seeking to maintain friendly ties despite the German pact. The difficulties of the review and the need for a Utopian stance among powers highlight strained relations between the two nations.
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Russia Charges Britain Isolation Amid Tokyo German Pact Report
The dispatch cites Moscow accusing Britain of isolation tactics and condemns a rumored Japanese German agreement. It portrays Germany’s menace to Europe and the Empire, arguing that Britain yields to Herr Hitler and aligns against peace with the United States.
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Huge Company Fraud Involving Bankers and Lawyers
Twelve bankers and lawyers were indicted by federal grand jury in Philadelphia on charges connected to a 182 million mortgage fraud scheme. The firm, under receivership, faced claims tied to a balance of about 13 thousand dollars per case, with a ten thousand dollar ball set for each.
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Moscow Arrest Report Shapes German Gun Factory Probe
Police in Moscow report an arrest connected to a German projection plot involving engineer Hans Wicksein. A drawing of a military weapon was found, and Wicksein surrendered shortly after authorities searched the home and seized typed sheets detailing the gun factory. Authorities pursue the case as a possible espionage or weapon scheme.
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Opening of the Hume Reservoir At Asbury
Governor-General Lord Gowrie officially opened the Hume Weir by electric signal. The ceremony marked seven years of work on the largest Southern Hemisphere project, with a 344 billion gallon capacity and a water supply tied to electricity generation. Officials praised engineers, noting the scheme’s role in safeguarding river flow and regional development from Yarrawonga to the Murray mouth.
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Million Pound Fire Destroys Bundaberg Distillery
A lightning strike last night destroyed the Millaquin Sugar Gas Ltd distillery at Bundaberg, causing losses estimated at at least one million pounds. The blaze is described as Queensland's worst and Australia’s most destructive since the Sydney wool store fire years ago.
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Foreign policy unity over Spain war and League faith
Britain's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden argued for non intervention in the Spanish civil war and urged cooperation among all states under the League of Nations. He warned war would impoverish nations and pressed for collective action to uphold international law and the Covenant of the League.
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New York War On Gangsters In Looming Pact Debate
Fragmented wartime copy discusses responses to gang violence and efforts to coordinate enforcement. References to New York and Western Europe, Treaty obligations, and Allied leadership quotes appear amid uncertain OCR text. Names and specifics are unclear. implications focus on international security and policing strategies during wartime.
Quarrel With Official Decided F. J. Perry
London report claims a dressing room dispute with a Wimbledon official and an Australian official led F J Perry to question his focus. Perry says he would have pursued action if the exchange had gone further. Despatch gossip notes money and emotion affected his professionalism and game.
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