Foreign & General
1. Lloyd George predicts the Danzig crisis coming to a head very shortly. Also hints (S.Express puts this in leaded type) that if the Poles deliberately back down we are under no obligation to act. Sunday Express [a]
2. Tokyo conversations suspended, owing to G. Britain declaring necessity of consulting other nations on Chinese currency question. Sunday Times [b]
Social
1. Row over Spender articles still reverberating in Sunday Times. Sunday Times [c]
Party Politics
1. Peter Howard speaks of general election more or less as a certainty & predicts that increased old age pensions will be one of the gov.t’s bribes. Sunday Express [d]
2. In case of general election happening this autumn, a bill will be passed to keep the existing gov.t in being during the election period,[1] owing to the crisis. Sunday Times
[a]
[b]
[c]
[d]
[1] Orwell originally wrote ‘crisis’ for ‘period.’ Peter Davison
Orwell Diaries 1938-1942 
“S.Express puts this in leaded type” – this is bold-face, I presume? Are they agreeing or disagreeing, I wonder?
Leaded type is indented on both side, today it might be referred to as block quotes. Lead strips were inserted either side of the type blocks. And they were agreeing.