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25 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 25, 1936
Page
1
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A chaotic clipped dispatch describes Rebel advances near Burgos and border activity on Madrid’s front. Loyalist lines along Cordova and the Duero border are reported as under strain while Madrid braces for continued conflict and possible strategic shifts.
A Brisbane style report notes Bradman’s emphasis on harmony within the Australian XI amid talk of team friction. It cites Nascent rumours, praises the England and Wales team for past successes, and mentions a Christmas forecast including lottery notes and public information around the holiday season.
London reports The Times correspondent says France faces pressure to abandon strict non intervention as Germany's undisguised support for rebels grows. Britain and other powers may need to back a guarantee for non intervention or risk a decisive shift. French leaders seek a settlement amid German demands and Franco British tensions.
A fragmented OCR style passage recounts Mary giving birth in Bethlehem and Jesus placed in a manger. Angels announce good tidings to shepherds who visit the newborn, praising God and sharing the news.
Thousands of Chinese packages arrive across the United States as Duke orders that perishable gifts be distributed to local poor. Queen Mary presents a framed portrait of George V and herself as part of the gifts in Vienna on Wednesday.
A chaotic Melbourne Shield match opens with Darling struck in the groin by Lash, Gregory out to Lush, and slow scoring as Mudge Ledward and Pearson rally South Wales. The day ends with a 368 total, bassett and Burnett contributing in a tense top order collapse and 190 partnership.
A garbled OCR snippet lists several names such as Leeb, Inge, Gregory, Haseet, McGlivray, Ledward, Kanawal, Sean and Cheethain with scattered numbers. The incomplete text suggests a sports duel or race outcome but lacks readable context, dates, venues, or definitive results.
A telegram reports Ward, the bowler, declared fit following a medical examination and expected to play in the upcoming Third Test. The Melbourne tour and other players are mentioned as part of the cricket team's condition and schedule.
A fragmented historic note discusses abdication, bishops, and a contested marriage involving Edward. It mentions the Bishop of Mangharter and Coventry, Queen marriage issues, and potential impact on royal influence and nobility amid tense national sentiment.
Fragmentary notes recall Mary Pickford discussing marriage debates with Buddy Rogers and comments on having children. The jumbled text captures era talk on romance and public interest in the actress's personal life, with uncertain quotes and fragmented phrases.
A car driven by Mr Eastwood and carrying his wife veered off the Federal Highway near Ginn’s Gap about noon yesterday. The vehicle skidded, tumbled over a fence, and struck rocks, injuring occupants who were removed by emergency services and taken to hospital. The extent of injuries was described as slight to serious. Local authorities investigated the crash and the owner left for Sydney by train later that night.
Fragmented report from London details Trish Leader’s attempt to join Franco failing. Mentions General O’Dutty and Horace Cronin as leaders, with vague notes on border movements and negotiations involving Portugal, Lindon, and Zoppugastan.
Berlin sources report a combatants scheme advancing under wartime controls with Germany and Britain agreeing on a trade framework. The accord, dated December 20, aims to regulate shipping and tariffs, seeking strict non intervention enforcement and closer economic links despite wartime strains.
Disjointed report from Sydney and New South Wales discusses embargo related actions involving Mrs Schmeder, trader figures, and Australian authorities. Mentions orange shipments, United States trade, and fruit inspection concerns amid unclear specifics and corrupted text.
A flood of visitors is expected as bookings rise for holidays in Canberra. Reports indicate a large influx of travelers, with about 400 new campers and hotel guests anticipated. Motels, campers, and other accommodations are near capacity as casual tourists seek lodging, leaving few options available.
Melbourne notes an inquest into the death of Allan Gourlay, 29, a bank clerk. Details describe his finances, a motor car purchase, home plans, and insurance actions amid questions raised by witnesses, with statements from officials and family. The report outlines circumstances surrounding the tragedy and inquiries into possible causes.
Fragmentary notes indicate the Interior Minister is expected to announce the cabinet for the Northern Territory in Melbourne. The report mentions the administration and a planned address by a local parliamentarian regarding staffing and regional governance.
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