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Newspaper

Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

Dec 08, 1936

Page

6

Worth Britain's Embassies And Legations Opinion Split

London dispatch reports British press opinions on King Edward VII's marriage decision and Baldwin's leadership. The Times and others urge a careful, human approach rather than hasty judgments, fearing national unity and imperial concerns in the coronation mood. The Times calls for government clarity and restraint amid public anxiety over royal succession.

London Pothermere Daily Mail Briain Edward Baldwin

Should Be No Doubt Conflict Between Duty And Personal Wishes

New York December 7 a Times front page piece discusses a clash between personal desires and public duty as leading figures weigh marriage and loyalty to the Crown amid political pressures. It notes Lord Malley and other peers debating party lines while Dominion ministers weigh representation and Cabinet support.

New York York Americea Tilous Usree-Co Uiin Guliver Gome

Attlee Denies Pledge On Future Labour Government

London December Mr Attlee leader of the Labour Party denied last night that he had given any assurance he would not fatally delay at ater ative Miatry. The Times notes no clear commitment exists and questions remain about the premiership and parliamentary support. Conservative members have invited representatives to discuss the matter amid questions on costs and policy.

Attlee London Labour Party Rae’ Cate Baldin Vane Sienlent Times Ste Merona Atten Cam van Tabour Ants Cooke Lenin Sande Mamafield Irs A.m. Ae AE Otter Emargenat Stenney

Egypts King Abdication Controversy Sparks London Crowds

A chaotic scene unfolds as crowds gather outside Buckingham Palace amid political turmoil. Prime Minister Baldwin faces pressure over constitutional trials while police maintain order and a chorus of protesters calls for the king to resign. The Victoria Memorial crowd sings God Save the King before police restore footing.

Whitehall Bucking Palace Nalionel Land of Hope

Problems of Abdication and Dominion Influence

London dispatch discusses constitutional debates on abdication and the role of the Dominions under the Westminster Statute. It notes Professor Berriedale and others questioning potential imperial restoration and the election implications if King Edward abdicated. New York reports say Dominion Parliaments were summoned for emergency talks, with Canada cautious on applying Westminster to royal succession.

de Navids Edward York the Crawe Cagady Statute of Westminster Baldwit

Crisis Affects Wool Market With Decline in Prices

A chaotic market report from Sydney notes a broad wool price drop despite some steady grades. American buyers stayed active for the choicest wools and European competition remained firm, while prices fell across several regions and brands due to volatile demand and global factors.

Sydney Sven Ax Dales Yorkshire Ssi Tate France Cérmiedy Taly Belgium Danan

New Pacific Liners Planned Amid Subsidy Debate

Imperial Shipping Committee reports two new Pacific liners costing £2,500,000 to be built. The plan faces opposition to subsidising uneconomic routes but argues high policy goals justify support. Early decision may hinge on cross‑imperial talks with Britain Australia New Zealand and Canada. The ships are slated for speeds up to 41 knots.

Canberra Pacific Imperial Shipping Committee Eriew Rime Lyona Noréo Keam Tua Britain Austeasia New Zawand Counde

Australians and England clash over glare in cricket match

Report describes a cricket test where glare affected play and lighting comparisons between England and Australia. It notes higher light levels in England and lighter conditions in Australia, affecting fielding and batting. Officials, players, and commentators discuss the impact on the game and match pace.

McCormick Still Unfit to Bowl in Australia Test

McCormick fails to bowl as Australia faces a strong attack. Mumps illness sidelined him and doctors advise keeping him off the field. Bradman injures ankle during a tense moment. Australian team mates rush to his aid and he later leaves for the hotel.

Australia Ealmuet Mccormick W. A. Brom Bert Maeswur McCormick Cary Peverenh Orelly Bradman Thurg Wes

Weather outlook and events tease warm day ahead

The forecast predicts warmer weather with light winds from the east to north. Spectators at the lay day should wear warm clothing as temperatures rise slightly. A reported mishap and dancing performances are noted but not tied to specifics or outcomes.

Westher Mr. Richards Uke

Voice Vindicates The Gipsy Warning In Test Match

In a confused match report Australia struggles against England spin and pace. Voce’s batting and McCabe’s bowling feature amid erratic fielding as Australia faces a tough rubber. The piece notes Allen Robins and Verity shaping the Australian innings and England’s bowling pressure.

Australia England Mudgrand Allen

England on Top in Tumultuous Test Fight

A turbulent cricket report notes England taking the lead as Australia battles back. Verity and the English bowlers press for wickets while Barnett and Allen make notable contributions, with Ward and multiple captains highlighted for fielding and pace. The match details hint at a tense second innings and ongoing strategic adjustments.

Emacs Metnaume Agian Ney Ena Uy Fieg Piace Mitethine Cente Reyauer Mmaliourne Sytsey vVen Queensaid Aj Gan Preccisco Courer Gmim Luc Commiuse England Australia Monterey Seibes Cara A. ER Gilli Whaler Rome Numioroud Uae

Women Weep in Abbey King Edward Remembrance Service

A large congregation gathered at St Pauls over King Edward remembrance prayers. The service referenced divine guidance for the nation as church prayers concluded with hope for peace and unity.

Edward London

Putting Countries Apart in British and American Faith

Fragmented OCR text discusses religious rhetoric about Britain and the United States, referencing Clement Bowers, theology, and church sermons. It appears to quote unclear phrases about unity and brothers, with garbled sections on prayer and pews. The readable parts point to cross Atlantic religious ties and factional views.

Britain United States Church of

Sydney Lord Mayoralty Report On Reform Party Struggle

Fragmentary notes show a Sydney mayoralty bid with Reform Party figures including Sheree and others. The text references internal disagreements and a decline in support, hinting at leadership struggles and uncertain outcomes for the party’s candidate.

Obscure OCR Note on Interest and Debt Reduction

Fragmentary OCR text discusses loans at two percent interest and repayment of large sums such as £198 000 and £136 198. It hints at yearly totals and potential reductions of debt by a thousand units, but the passage is garbled and difficult to interpret.

Shipwreck and Escape Near Adelaide Harbor Side

A fragmentary report describes a shipwreck where a person named Mathiasen reportedly escaped after falling about 45 feet into the sea. The scene mentions Ly Adelaide and a vessel with unclear crew, including references to a chief officer and others observed amid a tense, stormy recovery effort.

Motorist Charged With Manslaughter in Adelaide Incident

A motorist named Mervyn R. Musil faced a manslaughter charge after a collision in Adelaide. The driver’s car was involved in a deadly crash, with investigations detailing the events leading up to the accident and the subsequent arraignment of Musil.

Adelaide Mervyn R. Musil Mitchel Michell Patina

Three Deaths in Western Australia Accidents

Three individuals, including Cami Monica and Agnes CNeingue, die in separate WA accidents. One victim is struck by a vehicle while another dies from blunt force trauma. Details are fragmentary and names are partially garbled in the OCR.

Cami Monica Agnes Cneingue Leeder Beverley Reed

New Home for Trotsky Asylum in Mexico City

In Mexico City Lissember reports that Leon Trotsky would be granted asylum by the Mexican government. The Norwegian government had earlier indicated no renewal of support, and Trotsky faces leaving Norway to seek safety in Mexico.

Mexico Mexico City Porwiga Geersiary Benor Hay Leon Wiving Une Ine

Eleven Entries for BA Aerial Derby at Barefield

A list of entrants appears for the BA Aerial Derby at Barefield with many names jumbled in the OCR. The page notes participation and event details, listing several hopefuls and associated numbers for the December event.

Barefield Aires Volved Tollown Ino T. Vince

Freers Return in New Zealand Campaign Scramble

In a fragmented mock report, Freers appears to return to a dispute involving New Zealand, with garbled references to Welleroton, Mir, and Freers asserting tiredness with the public. The text is partially illegible but hints at a political or local confusion.

New Zealand Woo Feramink

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