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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 07, 1936

Page

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Abdication Crisis Forces Canberra Assembly Urgency

The Commonwealth Parliament is urged to reassemble at Canberra on Wednesday to address constitutional matters following King Edward abdication talk. Prime Minister Lyons and ministers engage in urgent planning with Baldwin and British authorities while a shortwave receiver is installed for London updates.

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Public Feeling in England Ahead of Crisis Talks

A London dispatch reports Conservative MPs debating royal crisis options amid pressure for a unified government. Churchill is urged to act to avert partial paralysis, with names like Baldwin and Morrison discussed for a stabilizing role and possible national leadership.

King Cancels All Engagements For the Present

London dispatch reports King George canceling all engagements to observe the national crisis. He halted a guard inspection at the Tower on Tuesday and postponed a Smithfield Show visit. He planned tours of Brafford Iuhira and Birmingham with a Me. G Lansiuty Labour Palace opening on Sunday, but aims shifted to spiritual compromises amid domestic upheaval. Edward Me Baker notes a small Hous of Commons faction demanding retention despite consequences.

London Smithfield Brafford Iuhira Birmingham G Lansiuty People's Palace

Mrs Simpson Arrives Cannes Amid Privacy and Rumors

British news service reports Mrs. Simpson, presumed to be in Cannes, evaded watchers while leaving Hotel de Grants by the Loire river, then traveled by road toward Bistrits. She reportedly stayed at a villa, with large trunks and five handlers, while a publisher interview quoted her displeasure with the press.

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Early Solution of Crisis Fateful Cabinet Meeting Today

London reports a crisis nearing resolution as King Edward is expected to abdicate by tomorrow with no official announcement until a cabinet meeting set for 10:30 a.m. Ministers held talks and communications with Baldwin, Simon, and McDonald as Dowding Street crouched in anxious deliberations.

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King’s engagements cancellation not to be pressed

Informed circles note that undue emphasis should not be placed on cancelling the King's engagements. He should be free to deal with crises. Lord Dawson and the King at Fort Belvedere report the Majesty’s health excellent. Mr Moncton, Attorney-General of the Duchy of Cornwall, had a long interview with the King at Fort Belvedere on Wednesday night and prepared versos at Isaly Bighert.

Howevi Lord Dawson of Penn Fort Belvedere Monetah B.C Duchy of Cornwall Moncton John “Muon

Canada Supports Mr Baldwin In Cabinet Standstill

Ottawa reports after a four hour cabinet meeting the Prime Minister declined to elaborate on Baldwin’s statement. The move signals cabinet unity or at least no dissent on the Baldwin stance amid mixed reactions abroad and in Parliament.

Ottawa Baldwin Brian Mims

Churchill Pleads for Patience on Abdication Issue

London reports Winston Churchill urging patience as Parliament debates the king's abdication. He argues there is no constitutional clash between King and Parliament and that abdication cannot be forced without parliamentary process. Cabinet has no authority to pressure abdication without Parliament's will.

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Cabinet support grows as Labour backs policy shift

Telegraph reports Prime Minister seeks unity and calls for immediate consultation. Daily Telegraph notes Labour support rising to around 20 percent of party members. Dominion and other sources weigh the king's position as ministers weigh the best path forward. The piece frames a critical crossroad with high stakes for government and monarchy.

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Fragmented OCR on constitutional reform and royal advice

The readable text discusses a searching constitution for ES, King’s advisers and ministers, and political tension. It mentions ministers refusing the king’s demand, opposition pressing the king to accept their advice, and possible constitutional issues. It references centuries of constitutional questions and a need for clarity before a greater step.

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