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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1938
Page
5
A Pan American conference report describes a compromise between the United States and Argentina to enable a peace declaration with broad consent. It says consultations include all states if a republic is threatened, avoiding explicit mention of external aggression to respect Argentina’s stance and European diplomacy.
Alan McDonald of Causeway was remanded at Canberra Court until January 18 on two charges of breaking and entering. The case involves alleged robberies at Civic Theatre and Genge’s Garage. McDonald's counsel sought legal clarity on admissibility of a police statement by William Radford Brown, Browne of Queanbeyan, and the remand was granted with McDonald’s own bond of £60 and a like surety.
Unclear OCR text indicates Barnes seeks services for a possible move to England. The article mentions unemployment, contract obligations for Teal team members, and a written application to the Board of Control chairman Robertson about release from the contract.
Deputy Labour leader Mr. Fowle and Mrs Forde were in a car on Parramatta Road Sydney Wednesday night when another vehicle rammed into theirs. Mr. Forde sustained lacerations while Mrs. Forde was admitted to hospital with injuries not yet determined. she remains in hospital in chest pain.
Europe endures record snow in Britain as 15 more deaths are reported amid halted trains, impassable roads, and snowdrifts. London records inches of snow, with several feet in rural areas, while Channel services falter and urban underground suffers disruption. In Vatican City, a violent thunderstorm strikes the Vatican Palace, shattering windows at the Raphael Gallery and affecting the Pope near the Private Library.
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