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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
1
Paris dispatch reports France may assume obligations that bind it to support Britain amid Locarno talks. Observers say France's role could make Beitard a guarantor power, affecting Britain’s security guarantees in an unsettled postwar era.
Melbourne reports senior ministers will recommend lifting the landing ban on Mrs. M. Met in Australia after cabinet discussions in Canberra. The move splits the ministry with support from Paterson and Country Party members risking resignation and a constitutional review led by Attorney General Mendes. Prime Minister Lyons is said to favor the proposal and an independent inquiry may be established following cabinet debates.
In Wellington and London reports indicate Mrs Freer’s movements tied to German diplomacy. Herr Ribbentrop is said to have promised and disappeared, with Berlin reporting uncertainty about a reliable British reaction to new German moves. Britain appears unlikely to align with Germany, as observers deem the German course wandering and unhelpful.
A wartime speech roundup reports Sanna and leaders denouncing Nattdendrhaa and denouncing fascist agitators. The rhetoric blames fascism, praises unity against Germany and Japan, and frames the Bolshevik alliance as a result of German-Japanese influence, with calls for pacification and strong stance.
In Sydney on Monday the select committee of the Legislative Council investigating conspiracy and corruption allegations by Mr J B Martin received a mailed letter asking Mr Martin to provide evidence. Mr Martin said he would raise the matter with his legal adviser.
Australia resists dropping early surcharge on all mail under a new scheme and seeks Australian control of the Singapore to Sydney postal route. Britain and Australia differ on key points as a Federal Cabinet meeting plans to discuss Air Mail and charges amid a wary state of federal relations.
Monasy Thome Michael Ryan 30 and his brother Dennis Mastin Ryan 23 indicate intent to appeal the death sentence. Robert McKenzie Rockley involved in the murder case heard last week. Mary Barkur 28 sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter tied to a death at Charles Willie Johnson, Waterloo Park on September.
An inquiry began today in Victoria into alleged mistreatment at church homes and similar institutions. Officials requested evidence from authorities and witnesses, aiming to uncover abuses and disciplinary practices within the administration.
Moscow reports the Air Union Congress heard Assistant Chief Mr Kivriden assert Russia has 7,000 aircraft with 2,000 frontline fighters, claiming superiority in numbers and quality over Germany. The account notes hundreds of spread losses and an emphasis on continued wartime production.
Commerce announces New Zealand permits 12 500 cases of oranges from New South Wales and Victoria. Shipments mark first since 1083 embargo tied to potato dispute. NZ controls wholesale and retail prices, Australia aims deliveries by mid December.
Prime Minister Mr. Savage said on Tuesday New Zealand was ready to negotiate with Australia over lifting citrus embassies. He indicated Australia’s government would meet representatives to discuss terms, aiming for a balanced outcome favorable to both nations.
Fragmentary notes from a League of Nations council meeting in Geneva. Mentions date in Bee, Ambassadors in London and Porta, and French and British governments. References to Russian manoeuvre and European relations, with unclear further details.
Madrid and surrounding towns endure aerial patrols and evacuations as loyalist forces clash near Burgos and Cordon with gallant resistance. Reports claim 250,000 evacuated from Madrid. executions tied to Largo Caballero’s regime appear confirmed. Casualties rise amid sieges and reprisals. civilians suffer food shortages and fear.
An article notes Australia’s plan to appoint diplomatic representatives in Washington and Canberra. It reports U.S. government interest in appointing a minister to Canberra, potential legation building, and the Commonwealth’s relations with Britain as it seeks broader inquiries.
The Full Head of the Industrial Commission ruled that a 40-hour week could not be imposed except by cabinet fiat, finding the proposed amendments and jurisdiction inadequate. Justice Cantor delivered the judgment, noting the act allowed only within lawful bounds and that any agreement must comply with the law or be invalid. The appeal by Sydney County Council and others was dismissed with the commission’s decision upheld.
Councillor A Lloyds Chateman criticized the Industrial Commission ruling and said he would seek legal advice. He noted the act was paused by legislature and the council planned a meeting to discuss the issue. Councillor Cramer, opposing a 40 hour week, stated he was not against it but found the situation troubling.
The Cairine air ace Mollison and co pilot Rhousrd' Cortig lion Malinier departed toward Cairo aboard "the Cape today the Dorothy" after Tunis detour and Marseilles stop. They reached Cairo at 427 GM.T. then resumed, facing wild weather and fuel limits. With five galleys left, they diverted to Kisumu aiming for Cape Town by tomorrow evening.
Government officials report discovery of a raft on the Purari River in Papua. The raft is believed to have been built by the patrol led by Mr Tyan Champion and abandoned before reaching the rapids. The minister in charge is Sir George Festes and the government secretary is HW Champion.
The Sydney tennis championship opened with first round play on Monday featuring mixed doubles, men and women’s doubles. Notable results include J Glichelst and H Linde defeating O Ghryetal, J Ferguson 6-3 8-6, Hopman and Mrs Hopman advancing in the mixed doubles, and J Bromwich with H J Huxley moving on in the men’s draw. Hopman and Miss Coyne won easily in the women’s, with close games against Miss McColl and Miss N Vickery.
Extreme temperatures hit inland New South Wales with White Cliffs at 130 degrees and Bourke and Cobar recording 108. Weather officials expect continued heat, mainly dry and hot with a chance of storms in parts, as Newcastle meanwhile reported only slight relief over the weekend.
Kathleen Burns, 83, was committed by Cherloville Court on a murder charge. The case alleges she killed her companion Anthony Tridley in a disputed confrontation. The hearing Monday established the formal charge and custody status.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the betting inquiry report from Sydney. The document references the Commission and police administration over racing betting and price setting. The text mentions page 2, judge, and examined cans, with unclear details and garbled phrases.
English batsmen dominated the Brisbane day as Barnett led a bold 488 run tally for 3 wickets at stumps. A rapid 259 by Barnett in 271 minutes highlighted a remarkable innings with 39 fours and 9 sixes. Teammate Fagg contributed solid support as Australia’s bowlers struggled to contain the onslaught and a large partnership pushed the total past 400.
A fragment outlines alleged tensions between the presidency and press outlets amid a parliamentary stalemate. The wording hints at criticisms and accusations within a chaotic political scene impacting media relations.
A partial, unreadable newspaper text fragment mentions fees and services with unclear context. No distinct entities or events are identifiable from the readable words.
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