Japan Prepares for Final Push on Shanghai Front
Tuesday’s heavy pounding north of Shanghai’s International Settlement continued as Japan readies a major offensive amid favorable weather. Artillery and air bombardment struck the Shanghai to Woonung railways near the North Station while Chinese troops were ordered to hold their districts. Reports describe Japanese vans and Chinese artillery exchanges along the Whangpoo River as the battle lines stiffen.
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Shanghai
International Settlement
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Christmas Pudding Warning From Royal Mint
London authorities warn against muting pudding coins inside Christmas puddings metal content could taint the dessert and dissolve risks. An official notes poisoning unlikely but taint remains possible if enough metal dissolves, prompting warnings this season.
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London
Royal Mint
Italy building submarines in haste amid global arms race
London report says Italy has laid down at least 20 submarines since September and aims to finish before next summer. The Daily Telegraph notes rapid construction, with Italy producing more subs this year than Britain France the United States and Japan, while other naval works proceed at torpedo ports speeds of 45 to 50 knots.
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Italy
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H.C. Bywater
Daily Telegraph
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France
United States
Japan
Lsd
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JAP PLANES BOMB BRITISH OFFICIALS NEAR SHANGHAI
Six Japanese planes attacked three British motor cars en route from Nanking toward Shanghai eleven miles south of Shanghai. The occupants including assistant Air Attache Mr Murray escaped unhurt as the cam carried Union Jacks. no casualties were reported.
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Liner Destroyer Battle Off Corfu In Mediterranean
Report of a clash between an armed merchantman and Spanish destroyers off Corfu 45 miles north at Calperona. The merchantman exploded after a hour long engagement. Survivors were picked up by fishermen and transported to local host. The warships fired from long range as planes and airmen reported, while one survivor noted a woman among the rescued.
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Shanghai dispatch reports devastation in North China front
The Shanghai Times correspondent tours Matsill headquarters and witnesses widespread destruction as Chinese resistance wanes. Observers note growing Japanese advantages with claims of a warm reception for Matsill and expectations of continued pressure toward Nanchang and the Yangtze front.
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Peace moves in Japan Council to advise Cabinet
Tokyo report says a new State Advisory Council approved by the Cabinet will include Army and Navy generals, politicians, and business leaders. The Emperor appointed the body to influence policy, end nationalist feuds, and provide guidance during a crisis, with the Cabinet retaining supremacy. Japan signals desire for a lenient China peace as forces mobilize and air actions continue in Canton and North China.
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Governor Supports Nanking War Effort Amid Revolt
Albergated dispatch reports General Har Kuch, governor of Shuntung, pledging support to the Nanking government as forces mobilize to quell a revolt led by General Ain Crane. Japanese forces in Manuri report ongoing deployment and aid for the Nanking regime.
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Death of Air Cadet Beggs In Melbourne Confirmed
An open verdict was returned on the death of Stewart Goodwill Beggs, an air cadet stationed at Point Gok Mying Kehoo. Beggs was found dead with a bullet wound in a chair at Paint Conk on September 14. Evidence questioned whether he fired the shot or it was self-inflicted.
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Shorter Week Sydney Address At Brookvale Meeting
A fragmented Sydney report notes a Tuesday gathering at Brookvale where the Defence Minister discusses am election, Lyons government, and proposed shorter week measures. The text names Parkhill and Tyas and hints at government decisions and opposition headlines.
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masquerade case shocks women court in new york
William Richwon 26 faced disorderly conduct charges after living as a woman for a year to find work. The probation report described his deception, noting his past roles as undress, chorus girl, and dancer before marrying a man unaware of his gender. He received a nine day sentence.
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Richewon
Richeaun
Egypt Withdraws Army HQ as Egyptian Flag Flies At Last
After decades the Union jack stops flying over the British military HQ in Cairo as the Egyptian flag is raised. Premier Noak Pashia and Egyptian officials preside over the handover ceremony with British minister David Kelly attending.
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Qn Friliy
Sonsutar Corpa
David Kelly
Slaughterers Return to Work in Sydney
In Sydney on Tuesday the Meat Industry Commissioner applied to the Industrial Commission to cancel the registration of the Australian Meat Industry Employes Union on grounds that members were not engaging in an illegal strike. The dispute centered on daily kill rates and stoppages. Justice Browne noted the crisis over a small matter and urged resumption of work. After talks, Mr McKeon and the union did not agree to stop work meetings. work was set to resume Thursday. The registration application was adjourned.
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Metropillitan Meat Industry
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Australian Meat Industry
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Patrol boat probes complaint amid patrol voyage
Fragmentary text reports a patrol boat investigation into complaints by missionaries. Japanese camping near Aboriginal Venarves is noted with a Darwin agent inquiry from Tokyo seeking that a war vessel travel to Arnheim. Laws 10 warn Lieapanse.
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Laruakie
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Union Pledge to Aid Boycott and Maritime Dispute
The union pledged full cooperation to support a boycott on Japanese goods amid a maritime employment shortfall. A jury in the Causes Court awarded damages to Irene Burtth and Elza Amos Lung amid claims of retaliation and injury linked to industrial tensions.
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Bottled beer competition in London draws mixed verdicts
London judges praised the bottled beers for quality while noting that comparing New Zealand and Canada entries was difficult. Britain reportedly consumed 360 million gallons of bottled beer, with significant imports and domestic production cited in the Overseas references.
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150th Anniversary Medal to be issued in New South Wales
A special effort marks the 150th anniversary with the distribution of Kremer medallions and an attractive booklet. About 4 million units are to be distributed, promoting commemorations across schools and communities in New South Wales.
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American Unions Fight On Denver Convention
Fragmented OCR text discusses the American Federation of Labour convention in Denver with mentions of leadership, expulsions, and industrial organization. Key figures include William Green and references to unity and labor actions. The readable portions hint at internal disputes and potential policy directions within the federation.
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Stopping Intervention in Spain
Paris reports ongoing debate over foreign intervention in the Spanish Civil War. Italy’s stance prompts England and France to act, avoiding open frontier breach. France may invite Germany to talks. Britain weighs its influence as officials await the Foreign Secretary’s update.
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Nine Powers May Meet At Brussels Venue
It is understood Brussels will host the Nine Power Conference about a fortnight hence. The United States Charge dAffaires called on the Foreign Office and signaled approval and the likelihood of Mr Norman Davis representing the United States.
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Supreme Court Rejects Petition to Unseat Duke of Windsor
The Supreme Court referred a petition seeking to unseat Duke of Windsor’s appointee to the bench. The court ruled Levitt’s private interest insufficient to bar the judge, while the Duke toured a Berlin works site and attended a concert, without saluting, as the orchestra greeted him as a friend of workers.
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Hollywood denies Duke of Windsor job amid royal tensions
Monday reports say Will Hays rejected claims the Duke of Windsor would be appointed to a world tim post. Hollywood officials consider such a hire unlikely to avoid offending Britain, noting revenue links with British countries and potential backlash.
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Mrs Roosevelt to Hostess Showcases Projects for Windsor Guests
Washington report states Mrs Ronnevelt expressed delight in showing the stunt and housing projects to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. No notice received from White House yet, but consideration remains.
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Flight of capital from New Zealand to Austria
Auckland reports capital flight as one insurance company moves 1,000,000 pounds from New Zealand to Austria to invest in government bonds. The cause cited is higher returns and heavy taxation prompting capital to leave the country.
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Austria
Night trotting in Sydney debate ends with government stance
Government suggests reducing greyhound meetings while considering night trotting. Tuvathy TL viewed as a proposal, with gaming legislation amended to allow certain meetings. Premier states no possibility of any night trotting being sanctioned.
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Tuvathy
Italy Denies Abyssinia Trouble Amid Troop Movements
In Rome Monga officially denies serious trouble in Abyssinia saying troop movements are routine and precautionary near the rainy season. government asserts no conflict is underway and actions are precautionary.
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Monga
Man electrocuted in Perth crash incident
A man was electrocuted after a collision near a pool area and foul area debris. The report notes a vehicle crash and a nearby crowd witnessing the incident with emergency responders arriving at the scene. No further details or identities are provided in the readable text.
Soviet Elections Set for December 22 in Moscow
Reports from Moscow state the Soviet general election date has been fixed for December 22. The AMPA will open tomorrow as preparations continue and voters are urged to participate in the nationwide event.
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