Pacts for Peace TURKEY'S POSITION WITH FRANCE
Ankura May 20 reports Turkey aiming to deepen cooperation with France. The Turkish general staff says progress toward a broad Turkish French accord includes safeguarding human rights and cordial relations. Turkey vows renewed resolve to pursue peace and stability in the Balkans and Near East.
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Ankura
Turkey
France
Ineuir
Worts Rewts
Willie
Qrhay
Aveston
Romania's Attitude in Balkan Diplomacy Unclear Edge
Fragmentary text notes Balkan nations and Romania amid diplomacy. Mentions ministers, press, and shifting alliances with reference to British and French efforts. Names and specifics are garbled, but indicates tensions and adjustments in early diplomatic exchanges.
Japan cautions over Britain France Soviet alliance
Tokyo voices grave concern at a Britain France Soviet pact seen as potentially widening influence in the Far East. Government and military officials in Tokyo press the Moscow London embassies and Foreign Secretary for assurances on Far East scope and Japanese behavior. The Asahi Shimbun says Japan urged Britain to act cautiously.
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Japan
Britain
France
Moscow
Tho Amu
Melotar
London
Mir
M. ‘Bhizeuilten
Vineoaht Fairfax
Far East
Tapan
Asahi Shimbun
Sigewiten
Lord Halifax
Japanese Offensive in Central China Hits Setbacks
chaotic OCR report claims Japanese forces in Hupeh and Anlu provinces suffered heavy losses in Mapel region. Chums king HQ says defeat in northern Mapel, 170 miles west of Haukow, with withdrawals toward Anly. Experts warn of another major attack after a months-long lull, citing 20,000 dead.
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Abanghal
Cettow
China
War casualties reported by Tokyo Times correspondent
The Tokio correspondent states Imperial headquarters report Chinese losses in the remnant battle show 215,000 killed and 11,400 wounded. The Pacifica center notes total Chinese casualties are faintly described, with figures indicating severe heavy losses and broader tolls.
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Leadon, Sry
Tokio
Times
Fapaciene
Japanese Casualties Reported in China's Defense War
Authorities from Japan and China exchange estimates on wartime tolls. Japanese sources allege broader casualties, while Chinese officials place total losses from the conflict around seventy thousand since the start of hostilities.
Japanese Retreat on North Tlopeh Front Reported
Ubungking May 1 reports Japanese forces forced back two hundred miles on the North Tlopeh front amid 5000 casualties or losses, marking a significant retreat while sustaining heavy opposing pressure.
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Ubungking
Tlopeh
Wheat industry scheme to be formulated
Canberra reports a deputation of wheat growers pressing the government to formulate a plan to boost the wheat industry. The ministers vow urgent consideration and study of proposed measures to support producers and stabilize prices.
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Canberra
Ainy Itt
Prine Minbar
I.i. Mewaber
Germany and Denmark sign aggression pact in Berlin
Berlin reports a recently negotiated nonmagerresien pact between Renmark and Germany was signed today, signaling a formal agreement amid escalating tensions.
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Renmark
Gerwany
British Labour Party Excludes Stella Stamford After Conference Vote
In London on May 30 the Labour Party conference defeated a motion by large margins. The National Executive expelled a member after a formal hearing given to Stafford Stamford, following a card motion. The executive’s report on the exclusion was upheld by the conference amid a tense debate.
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London
Labour ‘Party
Refer Tek Ue
Crownste Stamford
Labour Party
Ste Staffort
Resistance to Conscription Defeated at Labour Party Conference
At the Labour Party conference in Southport yesterday a motion urging resistance to conscription was defeated by 1,670,008 votes to 295,000. The vote reflected a strong pro conscription stance among delegates.
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Tendon
Labour Party
Southport
Royal Tour Arrives in Victoria Australia?
The King and Queen completed their journey across Canada arriving tonight in Victoria British Columbia. Crowds along the route stretched for miles as their majesties were welcomed in a grand reception. The royal steamer passed Georgia Strait with escort ships, while distant lights marked the rugged Washington coast.
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U.S
Quebec Leaders Demand Government Action After Royal Visit Slur Incident
Pro vincial leaders condemn the use of slurs during the royal visit in Quebec and urge the government to make formal representations to Washington. Observers note the King rode in a bullet proof sedan in Quebec, contrasting with Ottawa.
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Blas
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Ottawa
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Metropolitan racing card Winter Meeting features WA Turf Club acceptances
West Australia Turf Club announces acceptances for the four day winter meeting headlined by the Jene Handicap and Maiden Stakes. Notables include Erion Proctor Kaspar Holden Amathar Silver Flying Tanticar and Miracle entries for the Suburban and Randicat events with a full racing schedule from 2 pm.
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Kaspar Mu Holden
Youbate
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Eridon
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Social and Personal News From Geraldton District
Mr Frank Green on a bedef visit to Murchison towns and Wilson. Mr and Mrs Slaven left Geraldton by car to Perth with Mr and Mrs Morville. J.B. Mowna returned to Geraldton after weeks in Perth. Mrs Wy Butler returned to Geraldton after a holiday at Fitzgerald with Hindler relatives. The tenager for Crooks and Brooker Ltd on a visit to the Murchison with the firm's managing director Mr GA Salen. Miss Ylesler on holiday with her mother at Perth returned to Geraldton by the Koolama. The filebe Brewery runing secretary Mr K Barrington with family secured stays at Dartington. Miss Prange left Geraldton to Malay with Mr and Mrs Morris. Mr and Mrs W. T. D'Aren’s holiday at Landor Station Carnarvon. Mr and Mrs C. H. Merry of Cottesloe stopped at Geraldton. Mrs Merry’s sister Mrs Morrell of Mount Helena. bridge at Mrs C. H. Sumner’s home. Attendees included many local residents and staff. Mr Athol Stewart, formerly with Geraldton Newspapers, travels Perth then to Port Hedland for the Gulu journey. Mrs Minchin celebrated Mr King Jey Minchin’s twenty-first birthday with friends. Mrs R Houghton on holiday in Geraldton. Mrs C. S. Riva hosted farewell bridge party with many attendees.
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Danzig Talks Proposed by Warsaw Government
Warsaw reports the government presented the Danzig Senate with an offer to start talks to improve Nazi Polish relations in the province. Poland rejected the Danzig Senate plea for withdrawal of Polish customs officials tied to the Katthot incident on Buy Zist.
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Italian finances show large deficit amid civil costs and Libyan expansion
The Minister for Finance Senator De Sevel admitted a likely deficit of £70,000,000 in the current year due to civil requirements debt charges and Libyan expansion costs. He expected extraordinary expenditure to raise the total to about £141,000,000.
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Atone
de Sevel
Wire workers strike enters week with talks stalled
Perth on June 1 reports no negotiations have begun to end a strike of about eighty workers at W A Netting and Wire Co in Leederville. Employers, on strike since last Monday, held two meetings yesterday and referred the dispute to the metropolitan disputes committee of the Australian Labour Party. No award or agreement is in operation.
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Leederville
Metropolitan Disputes Committee
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Prevent
Engine drivers strike looms at capital conference
METAL TRADE Sydney May 31 reports a planned strike by engine drivers in the suetay Vente to be discussed at a federal arbitration court conference. The Victorian enemie delenex contemplates joining with New South Wales engine drivers in the strike.
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Japan blockade boarding of suspicious ships
A Japanese naval spokesman in Shanghai described patrols near the coast to curb military supplies reaching China. He said incidents involving the British liner Ranpara and the French liner Arayois Justwerk were unlikely to threaten territory and stated Japan would require foreign warships escorting merchant vessels to verify contraband status.
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Shanghai
China
Japanese Reply Drops Threat of Full War Blockade
London May 31 A striking worded reply is indicated in the Japanese response to the British note regarding Drets withdrawal from the threatened complete blockade. The liner has long traded to the Far East and Whitehall weighs possible consequences of the reply.
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Far East
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Royals edge Imperials in thinly veiled hockey showdown
In the first round of the Women’s Hockey Competition the Royals lost to Imperial with a final score of 3-1. V Chance opened Imperial’s scoring and G Grigoby added a second before Chance struck again to give a three goal lead. B Mifflin and G Warwicker replied for Royals but no further scoring occurred. Outstanding Royals players were Joseph Carter Christie and Hutchinson.
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Growth of Industries and a Major Australian Plant Proposal
Canberra reports a projected 3 percent growth with the Broken Hill Pty Ltd proposing a large capital outlay of 2.25 million to 3 million pounds for a plate plant and related services. Prime Minister Menzies notes prior governments supported the industry and tariff adjustments may aid it, while the Tariff Board will assess forms of assistance within about ten weeks. The inquiry will include canners and UK manufacturers, with Whyalla water reticulation schemes under review if Whyalla hosts the plant site.
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Spencer's Gulf
Flying Boat Base Wanderra May 31
The Redvenl Government announces immediate start on tying the tame at Lake Macquarie, to be available on a temporary basis by year end.
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Redvenl
Lake Macquarie
Darts Tournament Trial Between Mercantile Club and Queen's Hotel
Trams from Mercantile Club and Queen's Hotel played a retire match on the Luter premises last night with the hotel side victorious. Scores list home players first, naming N Thompson, J Crabbe, J O'Dea, L Slaher, W Maher, T Winston, F Hancocks, A Woot yeard, T Peters, A Dork among others. Final tallies show Queen's Hotel defeating Mercantile Club with a total around 1961 and 7,792 in combined entries.
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J. Crabbe
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Town and Rangers to Clash at Queen's Park Saturday
Premier soccer match at Queen's Park features Town and Rangers Clube. Team sheets list players for Rangers Renborsi H Mounier Goodwin F Bell L Stith G Howell W Weston E Savage C We Sint I Smaith C Foley O Olen W Eliott G Elliot J Kan H Howell Mintwater. Town Seniors include L Shaw J Doolan I Haniday A Cook K Meek J Toomey Ki May T Cook J Pearson I Thalan P Doulan emergencies Mutler Barker. Town Juniors list B Wells J Hermis A Raymond L Barker Wells Ty Ryan BR Cooper W Hollings H May J Berton R Manwlen J Pearson.
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Cave Run: Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in Sparkling Comedy
Ginger Rogers stars in a tuneful romantic farce with Fred Astaire as misadventures unfold over a marriage rumor. Rogers falls for Astaire while Bellamy schemes, with Irving Berlin songs and lavish dance numbers lifting the playfully chaotic plot.
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May traffic crashes kill fifteen in Western Australia
In May Western Australia recorded fifteen deaths from traffic incidents. Five people died in the Perth region with four pedestrians among the victims. The month saw multiple fatal crashes and the state notes higher danger on busy roads.
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Geraldton Men’s Association to Represent at Perth Hockey
The annual tournament for country hockey teams will be held in Perth with Geraldton Men’s Association represented. Twenty two players available will provide depth as the tram leaves for Perth tomorrow evening by bus. First match is against Meridin with rest time planned before. Geraldton meets Narrogin in the afternoon. Team members include L Birt captain, Fston, Moore, Holte, Squires, Dutchinson, Thorntem, Sterrett, Burmester, Atkinson, Kondrick, Hunter, Catann, and others.
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