France Turns to Four Power Pact Swearing In at Canberra
Report discusses swearing in the Duke of Kent as Governor-General in Canberra, noting Melbourne had requested a ceremony there but no precedent existed. Prime Minister Lyons states Canberra is the national capital for this oath, amid talk of ceremonial plans and travel arrangements.
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Duke of Kent
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Pangs
Gowrie
Melcourn
Phire Ware
Epecia Oroumatancs
Tanna Tanacs
Jawri
Tamac Innes
Melbourne
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Ewearing
National
Lyon
Mussolini Proposes New Four Power Consultative Pact
Mussolini offers a new four power consultative agreement among Britain Germany Italy and France extending Munich principles. He signs the move as a common declaration to France and hints at a secret Italo German Japanese alliance to guard against possible breakdown.
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Germany
Italy
France
Mussolini
Marseilles
Indien Congressan
Mall
Anya
Mw Mz
Munich
Hisler Chamberlain
Mix Fc
Pescara
Dale
Czechs Support Arbitration Amid Hungary Tension
A fragment reports Czech backing for arbitration as Hungary responds to recent demands. The brief mentions a government stance and a controversial $1 billion figure tied to deterrence, with reference to Italy and army movements within 24 hours.
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Mmaqug
Cavehhoslovakian
Hinarian
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Sumer
Italy
Record air races set for southern leg in Australia
Bevtl and Kirby Orann, joint winners of the London Melbourne Centenary Air Race, along with Clouston, plan another attempt from Cape Town toward Australia. The trio will fly the Comet, following the Cantemary Air Race victory.
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Landon
W. A. Bevtl
London
Melbourne
Mra
Aly Kirby Orann
Surfing Fatality at Reach National Park
A surfer drowned while surfing at Reach National Park today. The body of James Atone, 28, of Oatley was recovered by other surfers in about 10 feet of water.
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Bydney
Reach
National Park
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Duchess of Kent says no to Australia visit rumor
Fragmentary dispatch describes London fashion and royal speculation as the Duchess of Kent plans and declines a trip to Australia. Officials weigh grand master appointments amid absence of the Duke, with mixed reactions and telegram exchanges noted.
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London
Yorkshire “Observer
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Ara
Wiltshire
Duke of Kent
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Australia
Mionelaven
Elion
Japan Prospects in Economic Bloc and Manchukuo Output
Japan envisions a growing economic bloc with Manchukuo and North China that could satisfy iron ore needs of 23 million tons in five years and expand coal, cotton, and timber supplies. Deposits in North China and the Yangtze Valley bolster domestic production for Japan and Manchukuo.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchukuo
North
Ching
Yangtee Valley
Bhanting
North China
New Phase of Sino Japanese Hostilities Reported
A dispatch from London dated Saturday describes a new phase in Sino Japanese hostilities. Chiang Kai-shek proclaims continued resistance as Chinese political and military centers strengthen behind the lines while internal factions reform. Lin Sen and the Socialists unite behind a national government and condemn foreign aid as insufficient, warning of world calamity without action.
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London
Coungaing
Jina
China
Chiang Kei-shuk
Chasces
Widen
Ching-wei
Euthatice
Kuomintang
Webo
Nila
Lin Sa
Wational
Lin Bex
Fuel resources advisory committee appointed for liquid fuel
The Commonwealth Government names a standing committee on liquid fuel to advise on production and storage with a view to achieving independence. Prime Minister Lyona and General Hapa lead the effort with producer representatives and forces inland. Japan is urged to relent as troops occupy Hupeh province on the Peiping-Hankow line. Tokyo celebrates and citizens participate in an event marking the capture of Han.
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Commonwealth
Wald
Mt Lyona
Hapa
Prmed
Japan
Chiang Es Yelshek
Hupeh
Peiping-Hankowallway
Antigerman Front Capetown Talks Reach Broad Front
Fragmentary report describes discussions between Mr. Piraw and Dr. Bassaer on African defence and trade prospects. They reportedly support a common German front among South Africa, Angola, and Monambrare, with pledges that no sales will be ceded to Germany. Piraw leaves for Salamanca.
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Capetown Monary
Linbon Omelale
Hundred Die In Marseille Fire in Major European Disaster
A vast blaze engulfed the Mi lex shopping and hotel area in Marseille destroying five acres and injuring many. Officials fear 46 are missing as looting is checked by troops. The fire, one of Europe’s worst, reached Rue de la Cannebiere, consuming hotels and offices as hundreds of workers fled cafes cinemas and ministries.
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Marseilles
Mi Lex
Europe
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Nouvelles Galeries
Trumcatte
Doore
Leasf
Radical Congress
Weny
Wien
Hotel de Nouailles
Roomia
Tlb
Sudeten Executed Berlin Admits Treason Belief
A poster note in Berlin claims Hugo Zovpe, 34, was barred for high treason. The announcement says he posed as a Sudeten fugitive and attempted to secure a trusted position, drawing authorities to expose his false identity.
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Berlin
Bunday
Hugo Zovpe
Hitler argues for conversion to avoid fate in Vienna report
Vienna dispatch says Adolf Hitler urged Austrian Chancellor Schuschnigg to convert to avoid punishment. The claim notes Hitler offered leniency if Schuschnigg renounced resistance and backed unification with Germany. The report preserves cautious wording about the historical debate.
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London
Vienna
Grasshopper Pest Plan Outlined by Ministers Across Nations
A dated report notes Mr McCarthy plans visits to North Amssies England and South Africa to discuss grasshopper control. The government endorses a commonwealth approach, with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research to oversee a serum based pest control platform and related factory results.
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Mccarthy
Amssies
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South Africa
Yeaterday
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Fai
Noromults
National Power Alcohol Committee Formed Amid War Needs
The Australia wide panel includes Holmes Hunt chairman and Sir David Rivatt as leaders. Key figures from Commonwealth and industrial sectors join the committee to survey power alcohol from molasses wool waste and coal derivatives. The group will study production, storage, and defence applications for fuel security.
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Lommittes
Holmes Hunt
Get Asociation
Astraila
K. 4. Box
Colitis Eta
Austreiien Nations Power Alcohol “Company
Jin Keli Butler
Newcastle Steel Works
R W. Barman
Colonial Sugar’ Refining Company
David F Rivatt
Council of Scientifc
A. FE. Dawkins
Bard Laboratories
A.C. Smith
Prime Minister's Department
Rogers
Commonveealttual Edviser
al Fava Wvett
Naticovsd
Australia
Polish Jews Face Mass Arrests and Forced Deportations
In a London dispatch, thousands of Polish Jews are reported detained across Germany and Austria. Reports say two Jews arrested in Vienna will be allowed only clothes and limited food for travel, with Berlin raids seizing many for alleged passport irregularities. Repatriation of Poles, including Jews, is feared as citizenship rules tighten for long residents and those ordered to report to aliens bureaus.
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London
Bunday
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Ugiiningrade
British United
Wmch
Los
Buresa
Renee
Denied Entry To Poland WarSaW Sunday Tale
Fragmentary report notes people barred from entering Poland at Warsaw on Sunday. Text references the line at the frontier and trains banked along the boundary. The piece mentions a man without food or covering and a distant land rent issue involving a Hungarian or mythic border.
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Warsaw
Poland May Retaliate Over Deportations to Germany
Berlin dispatch cites British United Press saying Poland may retaliate for deportations. It quotes plans to resume negotiations in Warsaw next week and suggests new measures against Jews without confirmation of specifics.
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Germany
Saya
Berlin
Warsaw
Rumours of U S Legation in Australia Surface in Washington
Washington rumors claim the United States seriously considers opening a legation in Australia if Canberra appoints a minister to America. Observers note potential diplomatic and trade benefits, with commentators stressing Australia as an untapped market and partners in similar standing to South Africa and Canada.
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Washington
Australia
America
Attaira
Legation
Fintan Rel
Autralia
Columbia ‘Press
Dellevin
United
Atx
Ilian -Dal
Myers
South Africa
Canada
Bayers Ie Ip
Columbus
World cycling record fall and political note
Milan reports Piubroo Mallar setting a new world record for 100 kilometres from standing start in 2 hours 6 minutes 2 seconds. London notes Bruce cancels weekend engagements due to severe cold after meeting with the Duke of Kent. Mexico City announces Mexico contracts oil from Anglo-American wells worth millions to fuel tankers and boost trade with the western hemisphere.
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Milan
Piubroo
Mallar
Anuce
London
Bruce
Duke of Kent
FPALY
Mexico City
Mexico
Xpro
Memorial Service Held for Kyeema Victims at Irene Cathedral
A memorial service was conducted at Irene Cathedral for the victims of the Kygerna Chester air disaster. It marked the first time a memorial service was held at the cathedral for such an incident, honoring those who perished.
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Chester
Andrews
Irene
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