Threat to Invade West China From Nanking to Shanghai
Chinese resistance must cease or Japan will advance along the Yangtze Valley toward Nanking Hankow and Ching-King. Tokyo signals negative mediation stance, demanding Chinese submission before any peace talks. Reports describe Japanese plans, Chinese reactions, and rising tensions across Shanghai Nanking and Hong Kong with naval and air activity.
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Shanghai
Matsui
Yangtse
China
Nanking
Hankow
Ching-King
Tokyo
Metage
Japan
Evacuation Plans Considered for London in War Time
London officials disclosed in Parliament that the Committee of Imperial Defence is developing air evacuation plans for London and other towns. The Home Secretary stated that existing schemes would be expanded to be ready for any emergency, with government oversight on timing and operation.
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London
Sir Samuel Hoare
House Commons
Imperial Defence
Daily Mail
Barmue
Hooded leaders confer Paris crackdown on Cagoulards
In Paris the Surete names Eugene de Lioncle as ringleader of the Cagoulards with General Du Brigneur as assistant. De Lioncle reportedly hid nightly, was subjected to police questioning, and admitted to being de Vonce’s ally. Authorities claim Cagoulards planned assaults and funded a “New Algeria” group. a cache of weapons was found at Pierre Parent’s cellar, with thousands of rounds and Mauser rifles. Mobile guards tighten interior ministry access without a passport.
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Paris
Surde Nationale
Eugene de Lioncle
Les Cagoulards
General du Brigneur
Air Ministry
de Lioncle
Italy
Mahayan
de Lonele
de Blogneur
Vonce
Surete
Rhone
Tir Chatesd
Cambent
Ministry For the Interior
South China Big Army Ready for Bhanghai
Fragmentary text references Chiang Kai Shek and rival forces in Hwangsi. Mentions a war chest contribution of seven dollars and notes a leader from Canton. Sparse, unclear details.
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Bhanghai
al Chung-Hai
Chiang Kai- Shek
Hwangsi
Canton
China and Japan tensions threaten railway aid plans
The article reports Chinese and Japanese actions amid the Sino-Japanese conflict. It notes air raids on Changchow and efforts to sever the Kowloon Canton railway while famine relief and rice shipments arrive to ease Shanghai’s distress. It mentions Japan’s terms for any settlement and hints at guarded negotiations, with analysis of potential demands and international interest.
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Shanghai
Wiilay
Changchow
Kowloo-Canton
Watward
van Finnes
Von Cramm Enters Diplomacy After Davis Cup
Berlin reports that tennis star von Cramm hints at a shift toward diplomacy. He suggests that years of international sport have prepared him for public service, with plans to pursue a role in public life while remaining active in tennis contexts.
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Berlin
Wool trade falls off Tokyo amid mills urged to cut output
The wool trade shows slack as domestic and overseas demand weakens. An accumulation of wool stocks reaches 700,000 bales, prompting the Wool Industry Association to call for drastic reductions in mill production. Yarn mills are reportedly under strain.
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Tokyo
Anglophobia Crisis Sparks Tokyo Fray in British China Plot
The Tokyo press flags alleged British military aid to China based on documents after Shanghai occupation. Britain denies knowledge of secret papers in Shanghai. The anti-British campaign grows amid anti-Japanese Britain demos. Japan's trade remains buoyant with Britain and America as buyers.
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Tokyo
Fray
China
Snangwai
Hongkong
Foreigh Office
Hit
Documenta Select
Shanghai
We Dain
Britain
Japan
America
Abyssinia Serious Position Amidst British Tensions
The Times correspondent reports a volatile Abyssinian scene after Genival Graziani’s removal from the governorships. Internal turmoil rises as Rome’s colonial policy wanes, armed convoys move between Addis Ababa and Timma and Gore amid ongoing fighting. Economic strains grow as Turkish troop payments lag, signaling a formidable challenge to the new viceroy Duke Aosta.
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London
Copper and rubber quotas loom amid global disruption
The report notes copper and rubber policy changes will take effect on December 4 with new quotas and current bias adjustments. Stocks rise rapidly, threatening to surpass 400,000 tons as American consumption faces potential unrest and a November 30 rubber committee meeting hints at possible quota reductions to around seventy to seventy eight percent.
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London
Wtouka
British Bid for Long Distance Air Record
London reports Britain plans a long distance flight trial using three Vickers-Wellesley aircraft. Wing-Commander C R Guyford will command the team attempting a England to Australia leg in spring tied to the Australian 160th anniversary celebrations. The Soviet Union currently lists the distance at 5808 miles.
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London
Air
C. R.guyford
Coanwall
Walvin Bay
Aftich
Tore
NO SURRENDER MADRID Deniers Rumors of Negotiation
Friday Goperu Maiju loyalty commander of Madrid denies government talks with foreigners and vows to resist invasion. He says Spain must belong to Spaniards and rejects any substantial withdrawal or bellsigerent rights. Franco refuses proposal to withdraw volunteers.
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Madrid
Goperu Maiju
Fn Wpmissice
Spain
Tx Pal
London
Franco
Aks
Premier hints rule change to sanction unproven statements
In Sydney Parliament Premier Stevens suggested amending rules to discipline members who make false statements. He argued democracy should be protected by a rule to deal with incorrect assertions, replying to Lang’s attack in the Legislative Assembly. The discussion followed complaints from government members about alleged misstatements.
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Sydney
Mr. Stevens
Legislative Assembly
Lang
Igheera
Mem Ra
Lang charges reButted at Monier Industries
A disrupted quotation from Lang charged at Monier Industries, with H. Bo Jam enon of Monier Industries Lad disputing the claim of government favoritism. He argued the Department had been harsh in its handling of the firm.
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Aydney, Vrilay
Ata
Monier'n Industries
Lang
Wightent Foundation
H. Bo Jamenon
Monier Induateles Lad
Uberm
Bathurst Races End in Chaos as Jockeys Suffer Injuries
Reports from Bathurst describe fully wet track conditions. several horses and riders injured. Aner Jockeys were hurt as a rider named Jy Boy sustained severe injuries and may be destroyed. Me Whaenerm Comite Ape roared to be badly injured and Me Morealey and Harding were admitted to hospital.
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Donkeyn Plame
Morealey
Harding
Whaenerm Comite Ape
Woman fears of burial alive in late life tale
Fragmentary report describes a woman fearing she would be buried alive and suggesting legal action by executors. The text references a will, probate, and a request to verify burial timing shortly after death, with mentions of relatives and the grave.
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Lyunky
Doctor Restored to Medical Register Amid Controversy
Harold Burtwhite was reinstated to the medical register after a claim of improper conduct was rejected. The reopened case sparked a large public audience, with about 890 attendees including prominent figures, as the physician, identified as a man, faced scrutiny over obstetric surgery credentials.
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London
Harold Burtwhite
W Wovnatt
Defence Experts' Inquiry Delayed on Seaplane Bases
Paris reports that the Defence Department approved a temporary plan for 521 bases across northern Australia but permanent bases await British approval. Delayed British reply blocks further base detail. cost share of £30,000 tentatively accepted, but agreement on base type and scope remains unsettled.
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Paris
Popular Front
Emmentia Financial
M- Chautemps
Commonwealth
London
France
Austable
Australia
Commonwealth Air Base Survey Committee
Halifax Hitler Talks Rumors Stir Europe
The Daily Herald reports Britain seeks to ease alarm over Halifax Germany talks, with secrecy and limited officials aware of details. Prime Minister Chamberlain dodged questions on the visit while British sensitivity to French and Allied security dominates caution and potential German understanding.
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London
Daily Herald
France
Europe
Hitler Halifax
Mr. Chamberlain
House of Commons
Lord Halifax
Germany
Lie Mattern
Coroner Warns on Sun Danger After Infant Death
In Sydney at Leichhardt an inquest into the death of Ronald Willer aged 11 months found sun exposure dangerous for children. The child died after sunburn while in a car wearing a bathing outfit. Dr Stafford said the infant suffered convulsions from sunburn and naptha exposure, with the coroner noting tender skin burns easily in sunbathing.
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Sydney
Ronald Willer
Leichhardt
Pyidente
Tmrna
Ald Ling
Stafford Anid
Dismissal Claim in Labour Court Case Against Hungerford
Justice Maxwell yesterday adjourned the jury in the case where Harry Hungerford seeks 43000 from the Labour Council and 2X Broad Canting Station for alleged wrongful dismissal and unpaid wages for work performed.
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Rydney
Maxwell
Harry Hungerford
Tanker Explodes At Sea Off Tokyo Formosa Route
A tanker named Taiandary suffered a gasoline cargo explosion while en route from Japan to Formosa. The crew reported injuries and confusion as authorities investigated the blast's cause.
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Tokyo
Taiandary
Formosa
Japan
Four Powers seek end to war in Spain in Geneva talks
In London and Geneva discussions the four powers consider removing territorial guarantees from the Treaty of Versailles and seek a four power pact. Germany favors a limited approach while Italy and others push for broader common action, with Spain's civil war a central context.
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London
Meidny
Berlin
Germany
Russia Japan simmer to conflict as mobilization swells
An early edition reports rising tensions between Russia and Japan with fleet movements and submarines in the Far East. Analysts say mobilization could presage a broader war while China and Mongolia stir amid regional agitations and a possible Japanese assault.
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London
Herald Agaien
Altuuabion
Japan
Er Ewat
Rhaslan Hirnlir
Chinehia
Tay
Kuviva
Mavnimg
Shishuluo
Mongolia
China
Nurse’s Charges Amid Allegations Of Improper Conduct
A nurse in Narrabeen testified that George Hayne and others alleged inappropriate behavior at a hospital in Godalwy. She claimed Hammond spoke of preferring personal matters over patents and described a cave visit linked to alleged abuse. The nurse also said Brewe pressured her and that Ruth Hammond contended Brewe showed market sympathy, while Dr Weyer denied making improper suggestions.
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Ube
Tir Haney
George
Rene ix
Godlarwy
Henin
Hapowes
Hammond
Br Brewe
Bat Alec
Mega
Hae Hospital
Ruths Avelyn
Haewmond
Aber
Thin Mage
Weyer
Mater Maseral
German Trans-Atlantic Air Service Plans Regular Flights
Norlin Thurst announces the Lafthanak Company will operate regular Trans-Atlantic air service using the model Fouts on routes via WSK. Travelers can expect established flight schedules and ongoing development as the venture proceeds.
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Norlin
Thurst
Lafthanak Company
Trage-Atlantic Wear
WSK
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