Britain and France Move to Recognize Franco in Spain
London reports that Britain and France prepared to recognize General Franco in Spain on Monday, aiming to restore diplomatic relations. France pledged no political reprisals and Madrid’s independence would remain, while Britain signaled support for a swift, unconditional recognition once France acts.
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Hungary moves toward anti omintern pact with trio
In Budapest authorities seal Nazi Party offices and bolster police as Germany Japan and Hungary discuss accession to the anti omintern pact amid public order concerns in a Friday report from The Malian.
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Outback Doctors consider refugee physicians for country towns
The Minster for Health in Sydney discusses appointing refugee doctors to NSW outback towns lacking medical services. With towns long without a resident doctor, a minimum annual guarantee of 500 pounds or 2700 pounds is proposed, ensuring private practice rights.
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Wellington Safety on Roads and Drunken Driver Claim
The government supports drastic road safety measures. Minister of Transport Mr Semple called the drunk driver a common criminal and said he would be fixed by man’s laws, condemning acts against the public good.
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Sale of Slop Beer in City Hotels Moves to Enforce Cleanliness
DALYAN president J. Connolly said the association will cooperate with health authorities to end the sale of slop beer. A report by City Health Officer Dr. Dunn on beer from drip trays prompts heavier penalties for breaches of pure beer regulations and may require hotels to keep glasses cleaner.
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British deficit contrasts with prewar surpluses says Telegraph
London reports a nationwide deficit totaling 249,000,000 pounds since the war while noting a prewar surplus of 194,000,000 pounds in 1913. The Daily Telegraph pins the rise on government overseas payments and credits to Czecho Slovakia after Munich.
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Daily Telegraph
Appeal Against Death Sentence in Melbourne Trial
In Melbourne on Saturday George Little stated no decision had been made on the appeal against the death sentence passed that night for the murder of two women. It is practically certain that the condemned man will seek an upper judge.
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Japanese Raids Kill Many as Chinese Claim Air Losses
Despite Japanese raids that killed 660 at Chang Shanghai, Chinese sources claim shot down several planes near Tanerong while noting destruction of houses and rail disruption. Chinese authorities report continued bombardment near Helingian and Teland areas and movement of government forces via Lin islet to Shluchyw.
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Reinstated Constables Named For Compensation
Sydney reports that the government plans financial compensation for four constables identified for reinstatement after dismissal. The four are Patterson Brock Weteber and Bitching, dismissed after an inquiry into police involvement in price betting suppression. Legislation to clarify their positions will be introduced next week to prevent further exclusion.
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Wagga Firm Chronicles James McDonald Forgery Case
In Sydney quarter Seance, James McDonald was sentenced to four years for forging the CHRONEs H Crawley cheque. The total terms would reach 128 years if concurrent, but McDonald will serve four years. Authorities indicated forged cheques were uttered in Wagga showkeep.
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Britain to propose own policy on Arabs Monday
London reports the British Government will frame its own proposals to address the Palestine problem. The plan aims to cover constitutional, immigration and related questions and is expected to be presented to Arabs on Monday.
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Will of the late Pope announced in Rome
The Pope's will was opened in Rome today with the estate value not revealed. It bequeaths to the Holy See all property and assets received by the Pope and assigns portions of the estate to his family and guardians for private property.
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Cork Lord Mayor snubs guests over German press insult
The Lord Mayor of Cork Mr Sas Hickey refused to greet members of the Ganga naval fencing ship Schlesion citing offense to the Catholic world from German press references to the Pope as an adventurer.
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