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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1936
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment reports Mollison aiming to regain a position in London on a Friday with a note about Gravesend and a lieutenant, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or context.
Military officials report ongoing discussions proceed despite Binin’s refusal to suspend actions. Officials from the defense ministry and allied forces emphasize continuity of operations and adherence to strategy as talks continue toward resolution.
London Thursday reports indicate government support for continuing conversations with France and Belgium to restore confidence. Opposition notes the process as essential to secure success in global efforts. Parliament discusses participation and the aim to settle the matter through Allied talks.
Amid turmoil at Korumburra Colliery workers clash with authorities as protests flare over employment limits. Women at the pithead offer support while miners’ families form a visible presence. earlier barricade actions drew police intervention.
A Sydney banking inquiry notes Mr C R Mc Beat and associates amid a report of bank activities. The article references multiple banks and mentions ongoing examinations, with terse details about the financial conduct and current status of the banks involved.
Confused fragmentary notice indicates Lyons plans to attend a coronation with other named figures. Details unclear due to garbled OCR text but emphasizes attendance and ceremonial context.
In Paris French ministers doubt Germany's intentions as reports say more troops reach Mannheim. Eden to speak in Commons. Paris readies for Monday talks. France seeks evidence of Rhineland reinforcement and insists on orderly negotiations covering Poland Corridor and colonies. Italy may back long term pacts.
Nightly air service planned between Brisbane and Adelaide with intermediate stops at Mascot Sydney Besendon Archerfield Mawcot Canberra Banana? tion Parafoiid May- Hands Perth and others. Defence Department Civil Air Board and Postmaster-General coordinating. Tenders called for lighting first leg Queensland to Sydney at Evan's Head Cott Harbour Kempsey Old Bar and near Port.
Correspondent from London notes the battle as the war’s bloodiest. Italian planes dropped 13 tons of high explosives while several airmen were wounded and planes remained undamaged. Addis Ababa claims victory at Makhodebar near Lake Ashangi with four fortified points captured. Abyssinian casualties include 887 killed and 345 dead with 700 Italians and 2,000 Eritreans killed.
Report cites hundreds of severe cases linked to gas exposure with neutral observers noting widespread impact and policy concerns. Details remain fragmentary, but health officials warn of ongoing risk and urge protective measures for vulnerable populations.
Geneva notes from Italy and Abyssinia show Rome willing to discuss settlement of the Italo Abyssinian war while Abyssinia seeks stronger sanctions and aid for civilians. Reports warn of gas exposure on northern fronts and Italy’s alleged shelling and use of prohibited instruments.
The State Department outlined U S discussions with 18 countries, completing 11 pacts, aiming for broader multilateral trade expansion while Australia pursues a bilateral balance. Officials note Australia, a world exporter, would benefit from multi lateral programs and tariff concessions, with some Australian goods entering America through Britain to ease the unfavorable balance with the United States.
Berlin reports that Dr. Von Eckner, head of Berlin Zeppelin works, is expected to be dismissed for refusing to permit the Zeppelin Hindenburg to be used in election propaganda. He ordered posters removed from Zeppelin yards as Goebbels orders erase his name and photograph. The Zeppelin is mid Atlantic en route to Brant.
An article notes the coronation of King Edward would occur in May 1837 with the exact date to be announced soon.
A defence and transport minister announced a private contracted air service linking Stephens and Coolangatta with a coast route. Power would come from local suppliers or small Commonwealth plants like Cloncurry. Red beacon guidance is preferred with light beacons as backups. A report by an RAAF officer maps the route between the eastern Alps and the coast. Canberra route favored for cost, but conditions may push to bypass via Goulburn and Cootamundra. Alterations to the existing serodrome in the Federal Capital may occur. The plan aims to provide world‑class facilities and open the service next year, with substantial preparatory work already underway.
London emisphere report on the British Empire Chamber of Shipping banquet where speakers warned against excessive mutual dependence among empire nations. The discussion touched on independence, interdependence, and the aim of strengthening Britain's strategic position in the Pacific.
Fragmented report describes a disastrous tornado in Georgia causing extensive damage to homes and property. Details are unclear and names or exact locations are unreadable due to OCR corruption. Local authorities urge caution as emergency crews assess affected areas.
The Victorian Cabinet tonight postponed Ammold Bodeman's execution by four weeks to allow an appeal to the Privy Council. Premier Dunstan said the High Court was divided on the appeal and Cabinet acted to permit the Privy Council review while maintaining the prior stance on the case.
Mr Lyons said Australia is not willing to negotiate a trade treaty without a balanced outcome. He cited American caution, noting discussions were initiated by the department and that no firm inclination existed to abandon the present position.
Memorial note appears with fragmented wording and unclear context. The text mentions a memorial to King George Biunee and includes stray letters and names, indicating an OCR fragment from a historic notice or column without a clear event date or location.
A Brisbane report says robbery motive linked to a mail train attack between Rockhampton and Brisbane. Two passengers and conductor Harold Speering and Frank Costello killed. gold worth £20,000 may have been the motive. Police pursue a mysterious man seen boarding near Gympie.
Mr Bruxner contested claims by Mr Winsor secretary of the Railway and Tramway Officers Association that he refused to meet a deputation or delay the Transport Bill. Bruxner said the government planned to introduce the measure shortly and would consider written submissions from the association, while noting the deputation’s aim was to influence the bill’s passage.
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