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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 13, 1938

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Labour Gain In Wakefield By-Election

Wakefield voters appear set to deliver a Labour gains in the by election with Butler leading Lab by about 200 votes and about 5000 votes outstanding as second preferences from Independent Quirke could shift the result. The former Premier warned inflation and defence policy woes hurt the coalition while Canberra’s leadership faced Cabinet discord and public doubt.

Te Ur'teo Australia Butler Lab.hee & Eka Quirke Adelaide Auswalla Wakefield UAP Divaio Canberra

Pig Iron Ban Expands From Port Kembla to Sydney

Port Kembla wharf labourers ban pig iron exports to Japan spreads to Sydney. Five trucks loaded on the Nellore steamer, cargo for the East, while waterside workers refuse to handle pig iron. Chinese crew praised the stand. a collection was raised but redirected to Port Kembla union funds. Concerns over a possible shipment from Port Kembla to Sydney were disputed and later denied. Melbourne talks with government officials followed, with no commitment to intervene to end the dispute.

Sydney Port Kemblay Japan Welfore Port Kembla Asslst Teamport Licensing Nellore Idinsten Federation Tariel Morcow Menzies Teembla

Lyons regrets as election shifts in Whefield

Mr Lyons expresses regret that Whefield electors did not act to rein in the national Parliament and Prime Minister. He congratulates Labour candidate Mr McHugh and hopes the new member can contest the Commonwealth Party’s direction. Lyons notes South Australia’s parliamentary tenure with a record of leadership.

Wbsor Australia Wakefield Mfr Crtin Earlewae Jeromenies Tak Anit Earlen Igiokn Kole Page Lyons Melbourne Bulley Lyone Labour McHug

Board of Control Meeting Delayed Over Tour Report

Melbourne reports reveal the Board of Cricket Control will meet soon to discuss the England tour. The captain’s written tour report is not yet completed, delaying primary business and related matters awaiting the written assessment.

Melbourne Board of Cricket Control England Brednusn

Memel absorption and European tensions rise in February

German army chiefs urged to back fresh diplomatic moves in February as Italian Tunis agitation grows. Memel is predicted to be absorbed into the Reich on January 30 per a Daily Telegraph correspondent. Danzig’s status as a free port appears ended. Nine Power Pact tensions and anti Comintern links complicate Asian and European alignments. Chamberlain’s Munich framework and appeasement stance are under renewed scrutiny amid shifting foreign interests.

London Tunis Memel Daily Telegraph Harr Hitler Reich Hitler Ayd Dally Teteg Seader Netwinenn Tully Vaters Europe Neumann Ludetena Poland Denmark Jugoalavia Modthera Herr Hitler Germany Lithuania

Italian Claims Breach Rome Agreement Sparks Mediation Talk

Paris reports claim Italy breaches Rome accord and demands mediation from France over the Mediterranean. London sources note Beftian government views on Italian stance toward Tunisia and Corsica. Chamberlain statement about Gount Gland disavowal of duties in the Chamber of Deputies remains unpublished in Italian press.

London Nonany Super Timea Beftiah Tunia Coraicare

Slacken ing? London Daily Telegraph reports Italy issue

A Daily Telegraph correspondent notes the weekly organ attached to the Far iga Office insisting on Italy's mandate for peace. Mussolini expected to explain affairs to the public without loss of prestige as Germany benefits from the outcome.

London Bmnilay Daily Telegraph Elasont Internatione Fariga Italy Chue Dimoutor Signor Muscolini

German Pogrom Signs Ebb in Europe Amid Silence

The report notes slackening anti-Jewish actions with yellow rosettes no longer enforced while maps show a French-Italian pivot. It references Mussolini awaiting events in Rome as Mrs. Chamberlain prepares to depart, signaling shifts in Fue policies and potential Italian calculations.

Uproar Across Europe Over Autonomy and Protests

In Paris and London, protests erupt as Ukrainian autonomy and Italian territorial claims fuel tensions. Demonstrations in Corsica and Nice challenge governments while ex-servicemen memorials and vows to press for protections intensify. A Warsaw report notes Ukraine autonomy resistance amid suspected German influence. In Tunis and Kamnuab, police dispersal and anti-Semitic chants mark rising unrest.

Memel Poll Nazis Claim Majority After Election

Nazis claim at least 26 of 29 seats in Memel as emergency decree allows actions during elections. Reports of clashes, arrests, and a German push toward Reich union prompt concerns over post election order and minority protections amid Lithuanian and Polish tensions.

Memel

Defence Drive Completion In Melbourne 1941 Plan

The Minister for Defence Mr. Suez announced the government aims to start the enlarged defence programme costing £21,000,000 with a target completion by June 1. He intends to personally survey the plan and visit all states to oversee implementation.

Melbourne Suez

Churchill Calls For Stronger Action On Britain Policy

In a Chingford speech Winston Churchill lambasted the British government’s foreign policy and urged a united effort with opposition support. He warned of German plans and Italy's menace in the Mediterranean, advocating an international tribunal and a coordinated armament boost to defend liberty and resist dictatorship.

London Winston Churchill Chingford Italy Herr Hitlee Wa Britain Halion Finian i Luekee Lampson House of Commons British Empire Hitler France Lloraine Roach Rumania

Speech by Lavous member on shipping and policy at North Shields

A speech by Mr E Shipwell, a Lavous member of One Mouse of Commons, at North Shields, voices opposition to government policy while stressing defense of shores. He warns workers face sacrifice for unspecified wealth and power, calls for protectionist trade carried by national and private interests, and cites signs the government fears the price of peace. The Board of Trade lists a world chart of Empire vessel positions as of November 24 1987 and notes British ship protection concerns.

E. Shipwell Mouse of Commons North Shields Germany Lran Munlon, Muniny Board of Trade Oliver Blan Windermere

Native Affairs New Branch of Department Created

The Minister for the Interior Bir WeBwett announced tonight the establishment of a Native Affairs Branch of the Department of the Interior to handle all questions affecting aborigines welfare in the Northern Territory. It will replace the present protector system with special focus on physical and educational development of the river communities.

Melvalie Asoniay Interior Bir WeBwett Department of the Interior

Unclear Excerpts From Export Credit Speech

Fragmentary text references Stanley Wald and a statement about traders in neutral markets. Mentions predetermined procedures and a struggle to decide outcomes. Contains many garbled words and missing context, producing insufficient readable facts for a fuller summary.

Ruterring Credit II Stanley Wald

Defence survey aims at national register for defence purposes

The Commonwealth Government plans a national defence register by surveying all occupations in Australia through the National Insurance Commission. The survey will classify workers by suitability for emergency mobilization, guiding the Defence Department in planning industry and fighting services alike for a greater preparedness than in the Europe War experience.

National Insurance Commission Australia Defence Department National Defence Register Industry Avutraila

Yugoslavia Belgrade Polls Open at 7 AM

Belgrade reports polling open at 7 am as government party led by premier Stryadipoyiten wins nine provinces while Dy Male gohe party leads in Crotinar and Dalmatian provinces.

Belgrade Stryadipoyiten Dy Malegohe Crotinar Dalmatian

Water consumption highest on record in Sydney reports

Daily reports from Sydney note a record high water usage in the metropolitan area with about 1 000 000 gallons consumed yesterday as officials explain the surge tied to sustaining urban needs. Separate items cover forgery proof betting tickets, migrant arrivals, and daily trunk phone calls across Melbourne and other cities.

Sydney Water Melbourne Thasle Poat Ani Telegrapha Sur

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