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  2. TIENTSIN ISSUE.

    LONDON, June 25.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain), in the course of a speech at Cardiff last night, referred to the Far Eastern situation and ...

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  3. CHANGE AT SWATOW.

    HONG KONG, June 24.—The Japanese have lifted the sea blockade of the South China treaty port of Swatow, which Japanese forces occupied on Wednesday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. BRITISH POLICY.

    LONDON, June 25.—Speaking at Cardiff yesterday evening at a rally of supporters of the National Government the Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain), apart ...

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  5. BOMB OUTRAGES.

    LONDON, June 25.—After a period of quiescence, parts of London were startled by a series of bomb explosions in London last night. As a result of the outrages, ...

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  6. GERMAN STRENGTH.

    BERLIN, June 25.—German officials now admit that troops are being concentrated on the Siegfried Line and other border defences, but they declare that ...

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  7. AMERICAN TRADE.

    NEW YORK, June 24.—The proposal to lend £100,000,000 to foreign Governments to promote United States trade during the next two years under ...

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  8. FARM TRAGEDY.

    KATANNING, June 24.—Believed to have started in an argument over some tobacco, an altercation took place between two quarter-caste brothers on a ...

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  9. RUBBER FOR COTTON.

    LONDON, June 24.—An agreement signed yesterday in London by the President of the Board of Trade (Mr. Oliver Stanley) for Great Britain and the ...

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  10. AGAINST AGGRESSION.

    PARIS, June 23.—A pact between France and Turkey, following the lines of the Anglo-Turkish agreement, was signed this evening by the French ...

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  11. ORIGIN OF PACT.

    WASHINGTON, June 24.—Comment on the Anglo-American agreement to exchange rubber and cotton for war stock purposes is unanimously favourable. ...

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  12. ACTION IN EIRE.

    DUBLIN, June 23.—The Government issued an order today banning the Irish Republican Army the extremist republican organisation. The order declared it ...

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  13. AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL.

    KALGOORLIE, June 25.—The Superintendent of Dairying (Mr. G. K. Baron-Hay), who passed through Kalgoorlie by train tonight on his return to Perth from ...

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  14. ANTARCTIC VENTURES

    WASHINGTON, June 25.—The State Department has advised Congress that Germany is about to send an expedition to the Antarctic to establish territorial ...

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  15. SATISFACTION IN LONDON.

    LONDON, June 23.—News that a Franco-Turkish declaration of mutual assistance was initialled in Paris this evening was received with satisfaction ...

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  16. IN THE CONCESSION.

    Meanwhile dispatches from Tientsin continue to report further insults and indignities to Britons at the hands of the Japanese at the searching posts at ...

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  17. BELFAST PRECAUTIONS.

    BELFAST, June 23.—The Government of Northern Ireland has gazetted stringent regulations to control possession of explosives. ...

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  18. CAPTAIN COMPER'S DEATH.

    LONDON, June 24.—Owing to lack of evidence, Samuel Reeves, who was charged was the manslaughter of Captain Nicholas Comper, the aircraft designer, was ...

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  19. BALKAN SECURITY.

    LONDON, June 24.—According to the Bukarest correspondent of Reuters, the Rumanian Foreign Minister (M. Gafencu) is preparing a new Balkan ...

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  20. 500 BOMBS ON CHANGTEH.

    SHANGHAI, June 24.—Nineteen Japanese planes carried out seven raids to-day on Changteh (Hunan). They dropped 500 bombs, causing tremendous damage ...

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  21. PARACHUTIST DROWNED.

    AUCKLAND, June 25.—A parachuting tragedy occurred at Mangere aerodrome, Auckland, today. When making a descent from 2,000 feet, Leo. E. A. Hayward ...

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  22. BELLIGERENT RIGHTS MOVE.

    TOKIO, June 23.—Four public personages, including Mr. Honda, a former Ambassador to Germany, have presented a petition asking the Emperor to invoke ...

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  23. ANTI-SEMITISM.

    CAPE TOWN, June 23.—Louis Weichardt, leader of the Greyshirts, a South African anti-Semitic organisation, was today sentenced to six weeks' ...

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  24. MOSCOW NEGOTIATIONS.

    LONDON, June 24.—The Moscow correspondent of "The Times" reports that the British and French delegates are pushing on with the task of ...

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  25. GERMAN GLEE.

    BERLIN, June 24.—The German glee over the situation in Tientsin is unbounded. The newspapers are announcing that the British Empire is doomed ...

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  26. BRITAIN'S SAFETY.

    LONDON, June 23.—The Ministry of Supply Bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons this afternoon without a division, the Deputy-Leader of ...

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  27. COLLISION IN FOG.

    LONDON, June 23.—With two gaping holes in her side, the Elder Dempster line Abosso (11,330 tons), of Liverpool, reached Plymouth today after having been in ...

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  28. POWERFUL FIELD GUN.

    WASHINGTON, June 24.—The Artillery Board disclosed today that the new 155 millimetre field gun in tests fired a 100lb. shell over 15 miles. The shell blew ...

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  29. FAR EAST DEFENCES.

    SINGAPORE, June 25.—It is officially announced the Anglo-French Far Eastern defence conference is expected to close tomorrow and that unanimous agreement ...

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  30. VITAL PROBLEMS.

    LONDON, June 25.—The discussion proceeding in the correspondence columns of "The Times" on methods for ending the recent succession of European crises ...

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  31. RUSSIA AND CHINA.

    MOSCOW, June 24.—It was announced tonight Russia and China had signed a trade treaty. ...

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  32. DUKE OF WINDSOR.

    PARIS, June 24.—Tragedy marred the Duke of Windsor's 45th birthday celebrations yesterday. The Duke and the Duchess were dining at a restaurant in ...

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  33. INVASION OF EARTHWORMS.

    CHRISTCHURCH, June 25.—The occupants of three State houses at Cobden, on the west coast, are seriously perturbed at an invasion by earthworms. All efforts ...

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  34. RETURN OF COLONIES.

    CAPE TOWN, June 24.—Speaking to- day at Lydenburg (Transvaal), the Minister of Defence (Mr. O. Pirow) declared it would be quite impossible to return ...

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  35. ISSUES AT STAKE.

    LONDON, June 24.—In perhaps the most outspoken, assessment of the Far Eastern situation yet published in London the "Economist" says: "The purpose of ...

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  36. REPORTS DENIED BY DUTCH.

    AMSTERDAM, June 25.—Reports from Singapore that Netherlands Indies naval officers conferred with delegates to the Anglo-French defence conference are ...

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  37. EXECUTIONS IN FRANCE.

    PARIS, June 24.—Owing to undesirable photographic publicity in connection with the execution of the mass murderer, Eugene Weidmann, who was ...

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  38. JAPAN AND THE AXIS.

    ROME, June 24.—The belief that Japan will soon join the Italo-German military alliance has been strengthened in diplomatic circles after the return to ...

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  39. AIR RAID SHELTERS.

    LONDON, June 23.—The Government is placing an order for 1,000,000 more of its standard steel raid shelters designed to give protection from blast splinters and ...

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  40. GOLD COAST EARTHQUAKE.

    ACCRA (Gold Coast), June 23.—In a violent earthquake which shook Accra and other Gold Coast towns, 66 persons were killed and many were injured. All the ...

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  41. SUBMARINE DISASTER.

    LONDON, June 23.—Mr. Justice Bucknell, who will preside over the tribunal appointed to inquire into the loss of the submarine Thetis, with 99 lives, off ...

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  42. GERMAN CATHOLICS.

    RIO DE JANEIRO, June 25.—Responding, it is asserted to an appeal from the Pope, the Government is providing homes in Brazil for 3,000 German Roman ...

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  43. BELGIAN POLICY.

    BRUSSELS, June 24.—A communique issued Yesterday stated that the Government would strictly adhere to its policy of Belgian independence, but there was ...

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  44. THE ROYAL TOUR.

    LONDON, June 23.—In a leading article on the return of Their Majesties, King George and Queen Elizabeth, from their historic visit to Canada and the, ...

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  45. DOCK'S MYSTERY VOYAGE.

    LONDON, June 25.—A huge naval floating dock was towed out of Portsmouth on Saturday by three Dutch tugs for an unknown destination. It is ...

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  46. PORTUGUESE ARMY MISSION.

    LONDON, June 24.—A party of Portuguese army officers headed by Major Americo Pinto da Rocha will arrive in England today and will be received at the ...

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  47. French Rescue Equipment.

    PARIS, June 23.—The naval authorities have decided to build five diving-bell rescue chambers with a view to preventing loss of life in mishaps to ...

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  48. FRENCH PARLIAMENT'S LIFE.

    PARIS, June 23.—The Prime Minister (M. Daladier) stated today that he was prepared to prolong the life of Parliament until 1942 if the international ...

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  49. CASE OF BERIBERI IN N.Z.

    AUCKLAND, June 25.—A case of beriberi—a disease like dropsy which is prevalent in India—has been reported to the Auckland health authorities. The disease ...

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