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  2. GERMAN REFUGEES.

    LONDON, July 19.—After a meeting of the Inter-Governmental Committee for Refugees from Germany at the Foreign Office today, which was attended by the ...

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  3. MIDDLE EAST STRATEGY.

    LONDON, July 19.—Lieut.-General A. P. Wavell has been appointed General Officer Commanding the British Forces in the Middle East. He will supervise ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. U.S. NEUTRALITY ISSUE.

    NEW YORK, July 19.—Following the postponement of further consideration of amendments to the Neutrality Act (as a result of last night's White House ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. DANZIG ANXIETY.

    LONDON, July 20.—Nazi military preparations are continuing apace in Danzig and there is increasing local apprehension of danger ahead. The police, according ...

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  6. AID FOR POLAND.

    LONDON, July 20.—While it is not true to say that the unexpected delay in the signing of the Anglo-French-Polish military and economic agreement ...

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  7. TALKS ON TIENTSIN.

    LONDON, July 20.—British Ministers are closely studying the reports of the British Ambassador in Tokio (Sir Robert Cralgie) on his conversations yesterday ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. THETIS DISASTER.

    LONDON, July 20.—At the continuation today of the public inquiry into the loss of the submarine Thetis, with 99 lives, in Liverpool Bay on June 1. ...

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  9. TOKIO MANIFESTATIONS.

    TOKIO. July 20.—Owing to increasing anti-British manifestations the police have allotted the British Ambassador (Sir Robert Craigie) a special guard. Japanese ...

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  10. ANTI-COMINTERN PACT.

    TOKIO, July 20.—The Prime Minister (Baron Hiranuma), addressing the new China Affairs Council today, said Japan was enthusiastic for strengthening the ...

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  11. MASS EXECUTION.

    HONG KONG, July 20.—The Japanese are showing no mercy in stamping out Chinese guerillas in the Canton area. They paraded 180 captured guerillas ...

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  12. HONG KONG'S CHINA TRADE.

    HONG KONG, July 20.—The latest trade figures demonstrate the extent of the success of the Japanese in cutting off British trade with China. Hong Kong's ...

    Article : 58 words
  13. MISSING MISSIONARY.

    SHANGHAI, July 19.—The American authorities at Hankow are pressing the Japanese to investigate the whereabouts of a missionary, Mr. L. Holland, who has ...

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  14. CHINESE DOLLAR EXCHANGE.

    SHANGHAI, July 20.—The Chinese dollar closed today at 4½d. ...

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  15. THE GERMAN FORCES.

    BERLIN, July 20.—Germany is expected to have 2,000,000 men under arms by the end of August. Extensive troop movements are continuing night and day. ...

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  16. STRUGGLE ON BANK.

    MELBOURNE, July 20.—After a desperate struggle on the bank of the River Yarra at Studley Park this afternoon, two inmates of the Kew Mental Hospital fell ...

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  17. WARNING TO CZECHS.

    PRAGUE, July 19.—In a broadcast to- day the Acting Prime Minister of Bohemia. (M. Havelka) appealed to Czechs not to nourish false hopes and listen to ...

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  18. INDIA AND BURMA.

    SIMLA, July 20.—Complete co-operation in defence was agreed on at a conference of the Indian and Burman military staffs today. Plans for the ...

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  19. DOCK AT ALEXANDRIA.

    ALEXANDRIA, July 20.—After a tow of 2,100 miles from Portsmouth, which was left on June 24, a giant naval floating dock arrived here today. Seventy ...

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  20. COMMONS RECESS.

    LONDON, July 19.—In the House of Commons today Liberal and Labour members strongly criticised a motion by the Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) ...

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  21. FLIGHTS OVER FRANCE.

    LONDON, July 19.—The British bombing planes, numbering nearly 100, which participated today. in the second training flight over France, all returned at ...

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  22. MOSCOW TALKS.

    LONDON, July 20.—The diplomatic correspondent of "The Times" reports that fresh instructions are being sent to the British Ambassador in Moscow ...

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  23. NAZIS' TYROL POLICY.

    LONDON, July 19.—The Marquess of Clydesdale (Conservative) asked in the House of Commons today whether, in view of the fact that the South Tyrol ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. FUTURE PRECAUTIONS.

    LONDON, July 19.—The Financial Secretary of the Treasury (Mr. Geoffrey Shakespeare), stated in the House of Commons today: "It has been decided ...

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  25. N.S.W. UNEMPLOYED.

    SYDNEY, July 20.—Allegations that the police in some country towns acted "brutally and scandalously" towards unemployed persons who applied for ...

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  26. THE BRIDGES CASE.

    SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.—The hearing was continued today of the deportation charges against Mr. Harry Bridges. the Australian-born Pacific Coast ...

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  27. GREAT BOULDER PTY.

    LONDON, July 19.—That the board would not oppose the application of the "shareholders committee" for a Board of Trade inquiry was announced today in a ...

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  28. CHINESE INTEREST.

    CHUNGKING, July 19.—The Chinese Press is paying close attention to the Tokio talks. It is confident Britain will not compromise on fundamental issues ...

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  29. STEAMER STILL AGROUND.

    AUCKLAND, July 20.—The cargo steamer Port Bowen is still ashore at Wanganui, all efforts to refloat her today having failed. Another powerful tug is ...

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  30. BODY WASHED ASHORE.

    AUCKLAND, July 20.—The partly' decomposed body of a woman, minus the legs, has been washed ashore at Paratuhi. The Canterbury police are ...

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  31. QUEENSLAND BASIC WAGE.

    BRISBANE, July 20.—The statement that the unions' claim for an increase in the basic wage from £4/1/ to £4/8/ for males and from £2/3/ to £2/15/ for ...

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  32. FIGHTING IN SHANSI.

    SHANGHAI, July 19.—The main theatre of war at present is in south- western Shansi (in north-western China), in which intensive fighting is ...

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  33. PALESTINE SHOOTINGS.

    JERUSALEM. July 20.—Five Arabs were killed and eight injured in eight shootings in the neighbourhood of Telaviv and Rehobeth. The curfew has been ...

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  34. EX-ROYALTY SUED.

    SINGAPORE, July 20.—The Siamese Public Prosecutor has filed a suit in the Bangkok Civil Court, claiming 6,000,000 ticals (approximately £550,000 sterling) ...

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  35. Launch Wrecked on Mole.

    AUCKLAND, July 20.—A large launch, the Galileo, entering Wanganui today with a cargo taken from the stranded Port Bowen, was hurled against the mole ...

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  36. YUGOSLAV MINERS.

    BELGRADE, July 20.—Three thousand lead miners at the British-owned Trepca mines have gone on strike. The men are demanding tenpe[?]ce a day increase ...

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  37. ANTI-BRITISH DRIVE.

    TIENTSIN, July 20.—The supreme anti-British committee is organising a boycott of British goods and agitating for the withdrawal of deposits in ...

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  38. TURKISH MILITARY MISSION.

    LONDON. July 19.—Sir John Anderson (Lord Privy Seal), as Minister for Civil Defence, today received the Turkish military mission which is visting Britain ...

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  39. COALMINERS' AWARD.

    SYDNEY. July 20.—It was announced today that Judge Drake-Brockman, of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court, had convened a compulsory conference for ...

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  40. HYDERABAD REFORMS

    BOMBAY, July 19.—The Nizam of Hyderabad issued today a decree granting religious and political rights to a single Chamber of Representatives. ...

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  41. IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY.

    LONDON. July 19.—The Prevention of Violence Bill gives the Home Secretary the same powers to deal with Irish Republican Army suspects as he has now to ...

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  42. PROHIBITED IMMIGRANT.

    AUCKLAND, July 20.—Police are searching for Gennero Valenzi (44). an Italian, who disappeared yesterday from the Wanganella, on which he had been ...

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  43. SAKHALIN DISPUTE.

    TOKIO, July 20.—A naval spokesman declared today Russia was taking advantage of Japan's occupation in China in order to nullify her treaty right in the ...

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  44. GERMAN TENDERS ACCEPTED.

    MELBOURNE, July 20.—Two tenders submitted by a German firm through the High Commissioner in London have been accepted by the Postmaster-General's ...

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  45. AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH.

    MELBOURNE. July 20.—Tenders for a wind-tunnel motor which will form an important part of the technical equipment of the aeronautical research ...

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  46. REBUILDING ADDIS ABABA.

    ROME, July 20.—Pans have been completed for the rebuilding of Addis Ababa, the capital of Abyssinia, as a "centre of empire," at an estimated cost of ...

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  47. STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

    LONDON. July 19.—The British Broadcasting Corporation's transmitter at Droitwich Worcestershire) was struck by lightning today and had to close down. ...

    Article : 23 words
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