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15 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1939
Page
1
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Canberra reports the plan to call 35 000 to 40 000 militia members for a month of intensive training in camps and at war stations. The move, likely announced by the Prime Minister, would ensure nearly all militia members gain one month of special training before November.
The Rome bureau of the New York Times reports European policy debates amid a German Polish dispute. Observers suggest Britain and France are wary of extending war aims while assessing Italy's stance and potential moves beyond the current cabinet communique.
Washington reports a special session set for noon September 1 to debate the neutrality issue amid protests. President Roosevelt urged Congress to act quickly on amendments shaping U.S. involvement and public stance, with Senators Borah Vandenberg Nye and others guiding the debate.
Graphic wartime report recounts daily casualties and widespread destruction from aerial raids across Leon and Lwow. Citizens evacuate amid sirens. water and sewage systems fail. Jews flee as invaders advance. EU/Allied actions and local authorities pivot to shelter and aid.
A chaotic Brisbane bar disturbance ends with a patron declaring “Not worth it” and leaving £1 on the counter. The brawl involves the proprietor and two patrons, who confront the intruder before he exits, leaving uncertainty about charges or further action.
The report outlines Prime Minister Menzies naming a War Cabinet to include four senior ministers along with McMenemy and others. It notes meetings planned in Melbourne or Canberra, party splits, and a contested leadership vote amid breakaway factions from the Country Party.
A garbled report describes arsenic theft fears near a railway siding and a poisoning scare tied to a water supply. Officials guard the water system while investigators search for the culprit and motive amid confusion.
Paris report declares several hundred thousand British troops have landed in France with minimal submarine or air opposition. The move is called complete, echoing 1914, while German observers note Belgium frontier tensions and French gains deepen along the western front amid heavy artillery activity near Saarbrucken and Luxembourg.
The article outlines Germany’s stated plans including sending 1009 planes to harbors and submarine threat as part of an unrestricted sinkings strategy. It notes High Command admissions of Saarbrucken evacuation and ongoing heavy artillery on both sides amid a major aerial battle for western air supremacy.
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