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04 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1938
Page
1
Forgan Smith Secures Third Term in Queensland Election
Premier hails Labour victory with large majority as sectarian candidates falter. Queensland election returns show Government near previous seat tally. possible gains for United Australia Party and Protestant Labour. Analysts await final figures, with key seats contested in Toowoomba, Kelvin Grove, and Maryborough as parties adjust to the national swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Forgan Smith
Queensland
Snme
U.A.P
New Parti Parti
Country Party
Labour
Air H. Yates
Wan Yast Toowoomba
W. L. Dart
Wilton
Ua.p
Mertin
Kelvin’ Grove
McDonald
C.P. Suta
G. HH
Marriott
Temple of Blood Neo Paganism in London Report
A Guardian correspondent reports on a neo pagan sect in London linked to the Temple of Bland. The piece describes youth instruction, ritual fire, weddings with torchbearing processions, and a marriage ceremony conducted before a priest in a stylized sacramental setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bland
Canadian Foreign Policy Debate in Ottawa Chair
In Ottawa the House of Commons continued its neutrality debate as Prime Minister Muckengley prepared a foreign policy statement. F J Coldwell challenged brutal Toevig policy. MP Chamberlain replied on betrayal and stance. Blackmore urged clear positions on Britain's exact role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Buntley
House of Commons
Princ
Mrr
Muckengley
Munke
F. J. Cotiwell
Mudona
Thambertat
Britain
Chinese War Pressure Near Shanghai Escalates
Reported advance of seven miles toward Shanghai raises fears of renewed war in the region. Hundreds of wounded Japanese flood Shanghai daily as Chinese forces push forward, advancing about 75 miles in ten days. Kun-Mintang Congress grants Chiang Kai-shek dictatorial powers to unify war leadership as major clashes unfold near Northern Tailehwang and Tsu'e-Hung amid bloodshed along the Grand Canal in South Shantung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Culp
Kun-Mintang Congress
Haden
Chiang Kaishele
Timast
Pope's Broadcast Censures Austrian Bishops for Support
The pope condemned Austrian bishops for backing a plebiscite, signaling a sharp clash between church authorities and national political moves. The censure emphasized church neutrality and warned against aligning with political campaigns that could threaten ecclesiastical independence.
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Riles Vatican Broadcast
Vatican City report notes the Pope condemns deceit in religious discourse amid a German language broadcast. The message warns against wolves in sheep's clothing within the church and urges faithful discernment against false prophets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
m_ 2
Recognition of Austria Union Triggers Church Leader Critique
A German Austrian union controversy prompts church officials to condemn the intrusion into pali ches, declaring it a breach of trust and loyalty. The Pope’s stance and censorship tensions in Vienna surge as broadcasts draw church and political reactions amid plebiscite pressures and Allied observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aheep
Christ
Mhtail
Hitler
Tonitzer
Heir Huerckel
Berlin
Kek
Britain
Germany
Austria
Vienna
Britain and United States spar over naval treaty limits
London reports Britain, the United States, and France are moving toward a conference to set a common cap for new battleships under the 1936 London Naval Treaty. Britain cites a right to depart from limits. the talks aim to decide tonnage and gun levels, with Japan and Germany referenced in the broader notes and discussions.
Hopes of Early Negotiations in Naval Talks
London reports that Britain may avoid building its 48,000 ton battleship if new talks within three months align under the Washington Naval Treaty. The Times notes Japan faces the heaviest execution targets, suggesting a possible agreement before the end of the period. The British view is that the United States could still construct large battleships, influencing any accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Times
Japan
Fingland
Rome Pact to be Signed by Easter. Anglo Italian talks progress
Diplomatic reports state a Rome pact may be signed by Easter during Anglo Italian negotiations on Palestine and the Suez Canal. A verbal agreement already exists on Palestine and Red Sea issues, with Britain reaffirming the 1884 open door and seeking mutual protection pacts. Fortifications exchange and oil discovery noted amid ongoing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Circiae
Rashad
Palestine
Prem
Sereranda
Shez Canal
Britain
Iso
Maly
Aed Heitain
Egypts Upper Egypt Votes Show Government Leads
Cairo correspondent reports early results from 2 of 110 constituencies in the general election. Government appears to win 45 seats, Sasdimis 22, Independents 24, and Waldistas only four. A second ballot will be required in 19 constituencies due to no absolute majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Notin
Upper Egypt
Egypt
Wafd
Naticraliote
Cairo
Rimes
Upper Bgyot
Sasdimis
Waldista
Lower Egypt Votes Amid Hospital Board Rifts And Unopposed Races
In Lower Egypt unopposed candidates emerge in government and five independents. Hospital relations strain the Medical Superintendent and Matron amid a factional dispute. The New South Wales branch and Canberra Hospital Medical Officers face calls for an early conference. A letter from the Canberra doctors notes no committee alignment with the Hospital Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Egypt
Hove
Wallut
Tera
Tong Wtunding Tinea
Medical Camcera
New South Wales
Canberra Hospital policy shift limits board interference
The Minister for Health orders the Canberra Community Hospital Board to stop meddling in internal administration and defer to the Medical Superintendent. Cabinet reviews the Lewis report which criticizes administration and high expenses, with amendments to the Hospital Board Ordinance possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Community Hospital
Lewis
Cabinel
Ingo
Melbourne
Canberra
Minister For Health
Pressure on Lerida Desperate Fighting for Key Point
Sunday dispatch reports General Franco claiming victory over the international brigade at Lerida and a capture of Benabarre near the Catalan border. Nationalists take Gandess, a junction to Tarragona and Tortosa, as Republicans push on the Guadalfara front. Loyalists rally for reinforcements and counterattack readiness amid urgent, war-torn fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saragossa
Franco
International Brigade
Lerida
Benabarre
Catlan
Gandess
Tarragona
Tortosa
Guadalfara
France
Refugee Troops Seek Return to Spain Amid Frontline Pressure
Refugee forces press for repatriation to Spain as thousands arrive in France facing pursuit by bombing planes. General Gayn and other leaders warn of massacres if forced to stay, while French authorities disarm and vaccinate for safety. Spain asks France to repatriate refugees and cover costs. reports vary on who supports which option.
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Gay
10Th Army
Gayn
France
Feamoe
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