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13 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1937
Page
1
Japan Moves by Land and Sea as Sino-Japanese War Escalates
Reports from Woosung and Nankow describe a major Japanese naval and land push in the Sino-Japanese conflict. Chinese forces defend Changping and Shanghai while Tokyo seeks an apology, guarantees, punishment of shooters, and Shanghai withdrawal, amid rising combat and civilian concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Woosung
Nankow
Changping
Peiping
Great Wall
United Presa
Shanghai
Reign Office
Nanking
China
Kinc May Build New Yacht
London report says Kinc may construct a new racing yacht as authorities consider options amid tensions. China evacuations and Tokyo deliberations unfold with mixed signals as officials weigh compliance versus forceful response to aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KINC
Tokyo News Agency Reports Japanese Advances in Shanghai Sector
The report notes Japanese forces strengthening positions in Shanghai with Chinese compliance demanded. Battles of trenches and barbed wire cited as Brivin Consul calls on British to join the Mi Cee settlement, amid refugees heading to Hong Kong and proclamations of rail and naval actions tied to incidents in Yon and Woosung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thursinyy
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Thy Buel
Tring
Hanke
Yon
Woosung
Onyuma
Military decree enforces universal service in Spain front
The Daily Telegraph reports a military decree makes service mandatory for all males aged 1 to 20, leaving both sides paralysed for the 1150 mile front from the Pyrenees to the Mediterranean as garrisons struggle with manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Thursd
Speci
Daily Telegraph
Pyrenees
Mediterranean
Foreign Press Protest Decision in Berlin
An emergency meeting of the Foreign Press in Berlin protested expulsion of Mr Ebbutt The Times chief German correspondent and criticised journalistic activity. British reaction to expulsion was not commented on by German press and reports discuss a broader campaign to clean foreign journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Piation Dae Farsigi
Landation
Ebbust
Goebbels
Correat Adenta
Bralin
Ebbutt
Timex
Angrisa
Une
Britain
Aurgents
Aumbers
Wretant Church
Madrid
Drought Threatens New South Wales Wheat Yields
Weather and agricultural experts warn drought endangers NSW wheat crops with potential losses unless rains return. Predictions suggest yields could reach 60,000,900 bushels if rain improves, but without rainfall the district faces severe shortfalls and farm incomes may fall by millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Hospital ship Helouan scuttled in Naples harbour blaze
A fire gutted the hospital ship Helouan at Naples harbour. The crew abandoned ship and were rescued as the blaze threatened the Savaya and other nearby liners before Helouan was towed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Pacific Air Line Wellangton Encounter in New Zealand Talks
Prime Minister Mr Bavngi stated the position faced difficulties but would not risk jeopardizing a settlement. Minister Nash in New Zealand awaited to clarify reciprocal landing rights for the Beulah venture. The trip aimed to use American bands in the Pacific venture and advance Pacific Air Line talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellangton
Uniti
Bavegey
Nash
New Zealand
Bavngi
Bekording
Beulah
Vainen
Tasmanian mobant selects denison standard bearer
The Prime Minister Mr Lyne said ThA had selected the standard bearer for Denison. John McPhee was applauded for confidence and support, with Lyne praising policy and gratitude to the Commonwealth for assistance to the state. He expected success in Denison, Wilmot, and other parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobant
Tne
Ly» Pre
Tha
Denison
John McPhee
Becauno
Lyuna
Deniaon
Wilmot
Lyona
Mass Trial of Soviet Rail Employees Reported
Moscow reports a mass trial ending with 72 Eastern Siberian Railway employees accused of acts against the state. The proceedings allege involvement in sabotage linked to Japanese wartime service and espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Wedneway
Biberian
Nowspaper
Call to Arms Soviet Order In London Report
Moscow correspondent reports a Defence Commissar has issued a decree calling all 1916 class conscripts and half of the VON5 class to service. Labor affirms the call as a joyous national mobilization while warning that war clouds grow denser and fascism prepares action against the Soviet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Daily Telegraph
Yemmroshiloff
Telegraphist Arrested at Marseille in Mail Leak Case
Paris reports Airen Sentenac a telegraph employee was arrested in Marseille on charges of tapping official messages to Valencia from Algiers and supplying their contents to General Franco. Police raided Sentenac’s home after a woman friend handed over packets of coded Valencia telegrams. Multiple sailings and a government merchant fleet departure for Spain last month were linked to the incident and attacks by an unknown submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Las Palmas
Inneweek
Aigiein
Meith Proost
Paris
Airen Sentenac
Marseilles
Valencia
Algiers
General Franco
Bentenac
Elve
Ranco
Spreu
Sls Pibions
Hentenac
Bevera
Steuer
Spain
Thgps
Cruel Hoax on Horse Ends in Tragedy
Mine police hunt for perpetrators of a misconceived prank that killed a horse near Grafton. A barbed wire trap near a sulky caused the animal to bolt and crash, leaving the horse dead with a stomach wound and the sulky wreckage nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Moneylenders Legislation Likely in Sydney Thursday
Government to consider a new bill aimed at regulating lenders and curbing aggressive tactics. Earlier version drafted to amend the Moneylenders and Infants Loan Act was printed but not tabled, with likely focus on wage airing and banning door to door canvassing to secure loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
YACHT DISQUALIFICATION IN ATLANTIC RACE SCANDAL
An American yacht named Elisabeth McCaw was disqualified from the Cowes to Featner Hooks Atlantic race after finishing strongly by crossing the start line moments early. Officials ruled the apparent infraction invalidated the finish position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cowes
Eiiaabeth McCaw
Shakespeare Secret Sought in Spenser Tomb Mystery
A fragment suggests scholars seek Shakespeare’s secret in Edmund Spenser’s tomb at Westminster. It claims poets signed the burial and hints that Bacon’s hand might bear Shakespeare’s signature. The Dean of Westminster weighs whether to open the tomb for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Spenser's
London
Edmund Spencer
Weetminnetér
Spenser
Bacon
Coal Strike Averted as Miners Win Higher Wages
After week long talks the Miners Federation and colliery owners reached a compromise that avoids a general stoppage. Immediate 10 percent rise for contract men plus 1 percent for day workers, and a Northern field minimum wage introduced with regional figures set. Terms to be reviewed by state conference and later aggregate coal meetings. rejection unlikely given the gains and move toward wage uniformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Miners Federation
Miners’ Federation
Federation
Tosday
Une
Federaon
Censure Motion Defeated in Sydney Legislative Assembly
The opposition led by Mr Lang moved a censure motion, defeated 4 to 20 in the Legislative Assembly. Debate touched on government conduct, parliamentary reforms, and proposed reductions to members of Parliament. The session adjourned after governance questions and an address to the Governor was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
My Lang
Legislative Assembly
Mayan
Woollahrn
Bate
Ual
Anil Wan
Paite
Conde
Labour
Thi
Hidasitoon
Devdagad
My Tang
Bhanigm
Sirisittelie
Abel
Cermue
Boorel
Laing
Mr. Weaver
Willy
Weaver
Remains for Australia London Wabenday
Arrangements are being made to ship the remains of Helen Hughes to Australia in accordance with her father's wishes as the family handles the travel details and formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gas Shortage Strikes Melbourne Suburb Darkens
A stay in strike by 300 night shift workers at the Eastern Suburb gas works in Melbourne causes widespread darkness. Supplies fail as picketing blocks entry to plants at Footscray and adjacent areas. government intervention possible amid industry dispute over wage allowances and supplier terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bain
Ag Argent Appeal
Bern
Edisunurs
East
Melding
Hatotha
Freiends
Bn the Yard
Footscray
Box Hill
Oakleigh
Williamstown
Bon Wigo
Ballarat
Cselung
Child Welfare Bygdney Legal Reforms Narrow Punishments
The article outlines a proposed Child Welfare Act with criminal penalties for female inaction prohibited. It specifies detention limits and restrictions on certain punishments. The text mentions designated early release terms and medical duties, with an emphasis on non graphic sanctions.
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Iclous
Ter
Braddon
Doane
Mal
Japan
Hankow
Emma
Nol Hritinh
Woosung Fall
Suilieutenant Obyama
Hangan
Changeungroman Ah Toen
Mt Ba
Chinn
Nahinwe
Tealaane
Pimox
Ddreitrut Werdaruie
Tut
America
Learon
Yokohama
Hanjao
Miliiaman
Onyama
Hanjan
Seice
Provakte Lin Nioiking
Bhonghal
WEAE
Wemenday
Jupiter
Cylittd de Palma
Hlm.s. Foxhound
St. Jean de Luz
Csen
Ueseunda
Farmiéta
UF Am Pwr
Mares
South Australia
New South Wales
Pacific Air Line
Tasmania
Mr. Lyons
Westminster
Australia
Melbourne
Melboulnt
Bourne
Bydney
Unier
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