Tension Eases Ahead of Nazi Congress in Nuremberg
London reports tension in Europe loosening as the Nazi Congress opens in Nuremberg. Prague shows cautious optimism while Sudeten meetings and German- Czech diplomacy continue. Lord Runciman and Ashton Watkin discuss proposals and potential self rule while Hitler weighs domestic moves.
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Reichstag summoned amid European crisis reports
London dispatches summarize a complex debate on whether the Reichstag should be summoned at Nuremberg to address the German- Czech tensions and a proposed plebiscite. Attlee and Churchill are reported weighing two-stage plans, with Britain seeking a peaceful path via League of Nations reform. Australia signals support for British actions as European tensions rise, while German morale and the Nazi leadership face economic strain and internal efforts to maintain control.
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Markets firmer in London amid cautious trading
London shares steadied as few investors pressed for sales amid political unease across Europe. Brokers noted bargain hunters were scarce and trading volumes remained light. Authorities in Britain signaled a cautious approach while Europe contended with geopolitical tensions and the evolving stance of major powers.
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Wheat plan to raise consumer costs under stabilization scheme
The federal cabinet backed a wheat stabilization plan costing Australia about £4,200,000 over four years at world price levels. Aimed at home consumption, it fixes a bread price around £12 10s per ton with regional caps, plus an excise levy and a review board to monitor rates each month.
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Twenty Chinese Divisions Menaced by Japanese Advance
Tokyo reports 20 Chinese divisions in danger as Japanese forces converge on Hankow. The vanguard sits 95 miles from the city with observers noting poison gas use near defensive lines. Chinese troops fall back under pressure as Japanese push from the north and east toward Hankow along the Yangtse.
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French unions campaign against increased hours in Paris
A large protest meeting was called in Paris on Friday as extreme left groups rally against a proposed extension of the workweek. Trade unionists denounce overtime without consultation while socialists reassess support amid tensions over Armament production and international policy.
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Spain Asks For Open Frontier Frontiers Reopened Prompted
London dispatch notes Spain seeks reopening of the French Pyrenees frontier closed ten weeks ago to withdraw Italian fares. Telegraph reports Britain and France reassure, but troop movements to General Franco persist. Burgos reports Rebela claim anti tank guns and heavy losses in major attack with 260 injured and 80 killed.
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Typhoon East Japan Devastates Tokyo and Ports
A powerful typhoon hit Eastern Japan, the strongest since 1905, with 70 mph winds. Tokyo and Yokohama lost power as wires and buildings were damaged and ships wrecked. One land slide near Chute station killed 66 women asleep. Reports say ships were swept from moorings and Yokohama harbour filled with wreckage.
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Budget for Submission to Parliament Review Nears
Cabinet has nearly completed the budget submission to Parliament. Senior ministers will convene for a full ministry meeting in October to finalize lines of defense and heavy insurance commitments, with preliminary cabinet approval given today.
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Italy and Japan Barter Agreement Signed in Rome
A barter deal among Italy Japan and Manchukuo was signed and takes effect at once. It aims to triple total mill trade compared with 1037. Japan and Manchukuo will supply woollen textiles and other goods while Italy will provide soybeans and engineered products. The agreement includes preferential treatment for public works contracts.
Lord Gowrie Returns on Board Niagara
LORD GOWRIE RETURNING VANCOUVER, Thursday Gowrie called for Australis to aay on board the Niagara. CANADIAN N.Z. TRADE FACT EXTENDED Wellington (NZ) Thursday The Minister for Marketing Dr. Noah announced to-day that the rads agreement between New Zealand and Canada had been extended for 12 months. He wished that Canada would agree to abolish its dumping duty on butter. Melbourne cricket ground matches planned for the season Shorfield Shield matches will be played there.
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Bandits Shoot Sherry in Cold Blood at Melbourne Bank
Frederick William Sherry, 47, of Ivanhoe, was killed when pay roll bandits blocked his escape after bullets were fired through a bank car in Melbourne. The gang, chasing the money bag, dumped the bag and fled as police and bystanders pursued. A prior attempt on March 7 also failed as bandits fled toward the police. The car was later found damaged with a burned frame and unclear finger evidence.
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