Japan Fears Russian Hand in Mongolian Front
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese and Chinese clashes with heavy bombardment across Pootung and the International Settlement. Japanese raids devastate areas including the race club, Ulster Rifles HQ, and American marines' premises. Casualties rise with 38 reported dead or wounded among volunteers and locals amid air strikes and tank landings.
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Shanghai
Daily Herald
Inner Mongolia
Russia
China
Japan
Mongsha
Pootung
Race Club
Ulster Rifles
Woosung
Lion Forest
Shanghai Race Club
Russian Aid Planes Active in China Claim
Domei reports 29 Russian manned planes operating in China with one shot down. Alleges Soviet sending 250 planes 100 guns and 50 gungeap. Osaka Mainichi quotes Japan denying land grabs while seeking elbow room for population raw materials and markets.
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Tokyo
Domei
Shenay
Osaka Mainichi
Limperialuta
Anti British Feeling in Japan Grows in War Debate
The article notes rising anti British sentiment in Japan as some blame Britain for Chinese resistance. A publicist argues it is an Anglo Japanese war, not Sino Japanese, and warns against alienating British sympathy. Meanwhile militarists and business leaders press to strengthen the anti Red pact between Germany and Japan.
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Tokyo
Britain
Germany
Japan
London
Stald “Economist
Italy
Chamberlain
Duce
Mediterranean
Economist
Bay of Hiacay
Dahl
oWwAl
Emperor pledges peace effort and China co operation
In a Diet opening speech the Emperor notes Japan seeks peace and mutual cooperation with China as misgivings endure about Japan s aims. Troops aim to persuade China to reconsider its stance and restore peace. The supplementary budget lifts total expenditure to £321000000, prompting questions from financial circles about war duration and the risk of looming disaster from rising costs.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
State Budget Taxation Cuts Amid Surplus Budget
Premier Stevens plans a moderate surplus despite higher spending driven by wage increases. He will revise taxation and pensions, cut wages tax on lower earners, restore widows' pensions to £1 weekly from 17s 6d, and adjust Turnover and Racecourse taxes.
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Bydney
Mr. Stevens
Labour to push League backed security amid Geneva grievances
The National Labour Council report, to be reviewed by the Trades Union Congress, envisions a future Labour government using the League to press grievances at Geneva and secure political security and economic equality, while admitting that resisting aggressors requires armed superiority and that the current rearmament program cannot be reversed.
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London
League
Geneva
National Labour Council
Trades Union Congress
Cricket records of 3,000 runs and 100 wickets achieve
Thin Parlies posted a notable season milestone with 3,000 runs and 100 wickets. Grace in 1876 added 2,622 runs and 128 wickets, marking exceptional all round contributions for both players across the season.
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Grace
FOOTBRAWL HITS QUEANBEYAN COWRA FRIENDLY
In a contentious match Queanbeyan beat Cowra in a friendly as five players were sent off after a heated display. Referee C Hincksman tried to keep order but turmoil grew, with Gaudry Marshall and Y Smith (Cowra) and Griffithe Pola (Queanbeyan) dismissed. Gate receipts reached £83 12.
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Queanbeyan
Cowra
Ne . i
C. Hincksman
W. Gaudry
R. Marshall
Y. Smith
A. Griffithe
W. Pola
Gaudry
Barnes
Bombala
Norton
Maizey
Ocean
Australia to float £2,500,000 loan in Britain
London reports that to avoid violating Loan Council terms Australia will raise a 2.5 million pound loan in Britain. Attorney General Menhies said the funds will be used only for sterling payments that cannot be met within the Commonwealth.
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Sydney
Australia
Britain
Mensies
Commonwealth
Alberta Bank Act Disallowed in Edmonton
In Edmonton a proclamation declared the Alberta Bank Act disallowed. Former Prime Minister Mr Bennet condemned the act as a law of fiance.
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Alberta Bank
Ottawa
Edmonton
Bennett
English Reds to Leave Spanish Fray
The Dispatch reports London Communist Party chiefs ordered the smallest publicity withdrawal of the British battalion from the International Brigade in Spain. Morale is broken and daily desertions rise, with deserters arriving in London recounting poor discipline and hard fighting while Spaniards enjoy the rear. Only about 250 of the original 1000 remain, with French Germans and Americans also exiting.
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London
London Communist Party
International Brigade
Spain
Insurgents Deny Attack On Havoc Submarine
Salamanca report says Dijon authorities planned to surrender the town to Insurgents but an Insurgent statement denies any submarine attack on the Havoc.
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Dijon
Salamanca
Dellano
Coal dispute deepens as Australian miners threaten work action
Newcastle reports a conference between coal owners and the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association to press wage and condition claims. An urgent meeting authorized the executive to take necessary steps if talks break down, while Burwood colliery miners refuse more than a six hour day in a mechanised mine.
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Newcastle
Coal
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemens’ Association
Burwood
Hopes revived for Soviet airmen by Barter Island report
A wireless message from Sir Hubert Wilkins to the New York Times revived hope for the missing Soviet pilot Myers. Eskimos on Barter Island reportedly heard engine noise from a plane, and a search of the area will be conducted.
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New York
Sir Hubert Wilkins
New York Times
Myers
Barter Island
British anti submarine plans spark relief in Paris
Britain and France consider joint anti submarine measures to hunt pirates in the Mediterranean. A Geneva conference on the submarine situation is planned with Rome's participation still uncertain. The Daily Telegraph notes Britain may invite Mediterranean powers to confine and sink submarines found at sea.
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London
Britain
France
Daily Telegraph
Mediterranean
Geneva
Rome
Italy
Paria
Valencia
Bpenion
Verdon
Eerie
Paris
Foreign Office
Randwick Lose To Manly In Canberra Rugby Match
Randwick were edged 26 points to 26 by Manly in a Sydney Rugby Union exhibition at Manuka. Earlier Royal Military College defeated Bondi Lifesavers 33 to 6. Randwick and Manly backs produced sharp moves with Richards and Meadows scoring for Randwick and Stoddard Higgins? no. Manly reply via Hodgson and Wauchope.
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Sydney Rugby Union
Canberra
Pace
Rendyral
jManly
Manuka
Randwick
Royal Military College
Bondi Lifesavers
Myrtle Green
L. E. Bedford
Silk
N. Shirley
E. M. Conlan
J. Meadows
V. Richards
C. G. Stone
J. Giffin
M. Murray
V. F. Bulgin
N. Tolhurat
A. Weldon
G. R. Larach-Jones
J. Slattery
R. Webb
J. W. Groves
G. Parker
G. Ferguson
C. B. Rigney
Manly
Hodgson
Kingston
Wauchope
Kelaher
Feld
Sutton
Larach-Jones
Tolhurat
Bulgin
Nhce
Wauchopsa
Stone
Richards
Conlan
Meadows
Pase
Almast
Tolhuret
Partridge
Braddard
Ferguson
Bedford
Orilliant
Greens
A. W. Thompson
O'Brien
Vic
Richarda
B. Macauley
Macauley
Townsend
Stoddard
Mackney
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Hong Kong
Porta and Martes
Hongkew
Bombea
International Settlement
Bhangaat
Fremish
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Nanking
Warshipa
England
America
Seyl
Janancae
Smith
Changeu
Change
DIET
British Labour
Labour
Royal
G. Day
Kay
Griffiths
D. Kearney
P. Pola
L. Day
A, Corcoran
W. Barnes
R, Cameron
Newham
Ellery
Marshall
Lay
Gray
Blattery
Reilly
P. Smith
C. Hinckeman
Slattery
Cameron
Mr. Menzies
Rugby Union
R.M. College
Webb
Parker
British Commonwealth
Gangatera
Jbacks
Rigney
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