Germany's Terms to Britain in Central Europe
British report of German demands voiced through Lord Halifax covering rejoining the League with Covenant changes, Czech Slovakia reform modeled on Switzerland, Austria aid limits, six year halt on colonial claims, and future colonies bases. Also notes Berlin–London talks, and plan to announce arrangements for leaders’ return and a royal tribute service in Westminster Abbey.
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Lord Halifax
Hitler
Germany
League
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Czecho- Slovakia
Austria
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Salamanca
Fae
Counesl
Buckingham Palace
Lymoreneschweling
French Premier Invited to London in Diplomatic Tour
A fragmentary report notes a French premier invited to visit London, conveyed by the Haitian Ambassador. The Telegraph cites plans for a German tour by British and German officials, with anticipated presence of a Japanese dinner host.
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London
American Policy to Seek World Peace
President Roosevelt told a press conference today that the United States would continue diplomatic efforts to obtain world peace. He avoided commenting on the outcome of the Brussels Conference and said he was not formulating an opinion on the American delegate’s dispatches amid current dangers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Brussels
Brassels
Amureny
Plot to trigger civil war in France exposes secret army network
An official communique details a hooded faction named the Cagoulards aiming to overthrow the French Republic by civil war and dictatorship, revealing a secret military structure including general staff, areas, brigades, and regiments. Police reports note plotters studied weapon stockpiles and infiltrated socialist offices and newspapers.
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Paris
Les Cagoulards
Republic
Coupon system amendment debated in Legislative Assembly
In a derailed session the government faced questions over a coupon program claiming to redeem promotions for housewives. Members pressed whether advertised funds were available, with Mr Stevens and Mr Martini debating the required form of population data and government action.
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Wetnamley
Whartowet
Stivena
Legislative Assembly
Pay
Stevens
Warning to Australia on Japan advances by university professor
Melbourne report cites Professor A. F. Baker of Shanghai University warning that Japan is pressing southward and knocking at Australia’s door amid tensions in the early 20th century. The expert in textile industries asserts a growing threat requiring vigilance and protective measures.
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Melbourne
Australia
Japan
A. F. Baker
Shanghai University
New Cabinet to Be Announced by Prime Minister Lyons
The Prime Minister Lyons will unveil a new cabinet on Monday and its first meeting will be that night as Parliament opens. Except for former Defence Minister Parkhill, the cabinet lineup is expected to remain largely unchanged. The cabinet meets in Canberra to draft the Governor General's address for the opening of Parliament next Tuesday and discusses possible changes. Senator Fol is tipped as a potential Assistant Minister amid reconstruction speculations.
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Institute of Anatomy
Mr. Lyons
Defence
Archdale Parkhill
Alt
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Lyons
Canberra
Th Senale
Fol
Church Drive Moscow Increases Campaign
Moscow reports five bishops were arrested and the Church campaigns intensify. Daily Telegraph Investia accuses leaders of sects of sabotaging the Soviet general elections under orders from foreign intelligence services, notably Japanese and German.
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London
Waitnontay
Tates
Moscow
Daily Telegraph
Investia
Arsign
Labour Caucus Is There a Break Beasley Ambitions
Sydney reports speculation on Labour caucus moves as MPs Watking Scully Lazzarin James Ward absent from union meetings. Some say Beasley aims to oust Porde as deputy leader. others say Beasley would lack unopposed support and seek backing from absent members.
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Newcastle
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Merriwa
James
Hunter
Ward
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House of Representatives
Hietes
Labour
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Porde
Vorde
Ralde
Mid air collision Kills Two RAF Pilots
A mid air collision near Kenley airfield during a night exercise killed two Royal Air Force pilots. One parachute burned after the wreck. another parachute was found burning. A second Kenley pilot, who had coached earlier, was found injured with a broken ankle. The incident left one pilot incinerated and the other severely injured.
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London
Royal Air Fore
Kenley
Jurodrome
Belgian Cabinet Formed With Broad Liberal Support
Brussels reports M Janson a Liberal agreed to join a cabinet coalition of six Socialists five Catholics three Liberals and one Independent. The new government appears to balance party representation across factions.
Hughes Prefers Present Post in Cabinet Shuffle
Sydney reports mixed signals on cabinet reshuffle as Mr Hughes reportedly favors staying in his current post. Despite talk that a Health Minister might win a Defence portrait, observers see little chance of such an outcome and note Hughe is not eager for a Defence portfolio.
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Health
Hughee
Defence
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Wilkins On Arctic Search
Tuesday report from Vancouver describes Sir Hubert Wilkins journey to Akiavik and northern Canada aboard Banks Toland. He plans to locate four wireless stations and emergency bases, timing the search with the full moon to monitor Soviet activity and potential ambush risks.
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Akiavik
Canada
Hubert Wilkema
Banks Toland
Air Defence Scheme Planned Across India
The Government approves a nationwide air defence plan in coordination with provincial governments. It proposes a corps of observers to warn of incoming aircraft and the provision of air raid shelters and gun-proof quarters. All Indian States, especially coastal ones, are expected to cooperate.
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New Delhi
Paris forecasts change in Spanish cabinet
Bayonne reporter for Le Jour predicts near term resignation of the Spanish government and a moderate ministry led by Senor Valladares to negotiate with General Franco. Barcelona conference between President Companys and Premier Negrin cited. Le Jour cites 3,000 shot at Barcelona and 2,000 dead of starvation.
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Bayonne
le Jour
Senor Valladeras
Premyer
Franco
Barcelona
Senor Companys
Senor Negrin
General Franco’s Plans and British Shifts in Spain
General Franco plans a major offensive to crush Republicans and end the war, with reported 300000 troops in one sector. London considers withdrawing the British embassy from Spain and appointing J. J. Leche as sole diplomat in Spain, while the Duke of Alba would act as Franco’s agent in London and Sir Robert Hodgson as Britain’s representative in Salamanca.
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Franco
London
Tueainy
Ambessior
Henry Chilton
Spain
Hendaye
Associated Press
J. J. Leche
Valencia
Labour Party
Robert Hodgson
Mr Leche
Duke of Alba
Ain
Plea for Better Medical Service for Aborigines
The Parliamentary Select Committee continued its investigations into the Aborigines Protection Board. Ton Idrless warned leprosy, malaria, and venereal disease were rampant among aborigines. He blamed white men and pearling fleets for spreading illness and urged the establishment of small hospitals and medical stations.
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Ton Idrless
Parliamentary Select Committee
Aborigines’ Protection Board
Swiss Referendum on Freemasonry to Ban Across Switzerland
Berne reports a referendum set for November 28 to ban Freemasonry nationwide. The Der Bund cites documents alleging the petition was influenced by fascist foreign agents, raising concerns over foreign interference in Swiss affairs.
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Berne
Switzerland
Adda
Aioe
Shanghai Japan Notifies Intentions In Transfer Talks
Shanghai reports Japan notifying powers of its aim to take over administration in the International Settlement. Negotiations progress toward Japan’s control including customs and post office. Major General Handa approves Sikh guards at unoccupied houses to halt voting by Japanese soldiers amid access bans.
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Shanghai
Japan
Handa
Teller-Smollett
NO SURRENDER CHIANG KAI-SHEK REPLY NANKING
Japanese aerial message to Chiang Kai-Shek demanding surrender of Nanking is delivered but not answered. Exodus from the city continues with 300 officials and relatives reaching Hangsan after a two day steamer voyage in bitter Yangtze weather. British American German and Danish observers to report on Nanking partition proposal to Japanese Consul General at Shanghai.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Hangsan
Yangtae-ldang
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