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27 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 27, 1938
Page
1
Incomplete OCR Summary of 19th Century Item
Fragmentary text describes locations and dates with unclear names and events. It mentions Sydney New Year and a Bureau, but lacks coherent details or identifiable parties to form a clear main action.
Rail Crash in Romania Kills 150, Wounds 300
In a collision between a passenger train and a goods train at Chianau the worst railway disaster in Romanian history leaves about 150 dead and 300 injured. Hospitals in nearby towns overflow, many victims not expected to survive as rescuers work for hours amid wreckage.
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Romania
Chianau
SEA RESCUE IN RAGING GALE CREW TAKEN OFF
In a fierce gale a vessel crew was rescued near dawn after the alert ship shifted to action. The Shoda with 360 barrels of fuel oil calmed the sea and enabled lowering of craft. One 38 year old woman, wife and daughter of the captain, aided by a crewman, escaped unharmed as the vessel sank hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
Moe
Bour
Pope condemns hostile emblems and vows church unity
In a Vatican reply to diaries from the Cardinale, the Pope denies Catholic Action links to anti Concordat plots and Jewish marriage bans while urging vocations and racial peace. He condemns threats seen in Rome and Burgos reports and endorses Cardinal Behnstern’s peace message.
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Vatican City
Chatman
Rome
Christ's Erane
Catholic Action Organization
Palltie
Reytel
Faus Inn
Barcelona
Atmatrat
Chankea
Elaewiere
Cardinal Behnstern
Milan
Spanish Battle on Two Fronts Drives Franco's Loyalists
London dispatch reports from Monday that Franco’s Nationalists and government forces clash along two main fronts in snow and mud. Insurgents claim 18 miles advanced in 48 hours near Segre River, while Catallo front activity near Salamanca yields four miles, several captured positions, and 2,000 prisoners.
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Governmi
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Catalonia
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Toll of Road 12 Killed in Week-End Accidents
Sydney reports a weekend rise in road fatalities with multiple crashes across the metropolitan area. Notable deaths include John Meslien, 38, and John Metslow, 47, after collisions near Newcastle. ambulances worked nonstop as police and RACAL urged cautious driving amid a record holiday toll.
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Caneal
Newcastle
John Mesilien
Slanmey
John Metsiow
Bixo
Corfe
Metslow Wau Sociout
Road toll in Brisbane area marks deadly weekend
Brisbane toll reports two motor cyclists and a woman killed with one person injured in road and fall accidents over the weekend. The national death toll is described as one of the worst in years, reflecting severe travel hazards and incidents.
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Brisbane
Freedom of Speech Debate at High Court in Bydeny
Justice Evett urged safeguards in the Avatvallan constitution to protect free press and open discussion. He warned that enemies from within threaten democracy and could lead to tyrannical rule if democratic principles are not upheld. He cited constitutions in other states as models.
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Bydney
Tadea
Justice Evett
High Court
Preas
Germany Delays Reply to United States on Hitler Attack Case
Berlin notes the German Foreign Office will delay replying to Washington regarding the attack on Herr Hitler and the ost administration, with the decision remaining in force until after Christmas. The message cites the Interior Secretary's recent remarks as the trigger for the delay.
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Berlin
Ofnce
Chrixtmas
United States
Herr Hitler
Secretary For the Interior
ML Takes
America to Expand Atlantic Fleet Warships Permanently
Washington announces a permanent basin maintenance for 35 warships assigned to the Atlantic fleet and that the fleet will be expanded. The move follows strained relations with European powers and aims to bolster U S naval presence amid tensions.
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Washington
United Sates
United States
Usr Muany
Stud Purchase Melbourne Patents Gipsy Privey
Mr Percy Millay reports a purchase of a stud for private use in Melbourne. The vessel plans to sail to Sydney on the first available boat. The price paid remains undisclosed.
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Melbourne
Percy Millay
Sydney
Queensland Triumph in Adelaide Test After Grimmett Heroics
Queensland win a high scoring Adelaide Test after Bradman and Hammence pace a century partnership. Grimmett’s bowling, plus strong innings from Bradman and Tallon, secure a 431 run lead as South Australia fall short in the final day of play.
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Adelaide
Queensland
Etia Hutch
Ahanke
Velerati
Gelmymett
Grimmett
Vung
Bradnan
Taueoee
Badcock
Eile
W. Tallon
Hammence
Bradman
Allen
Christ
Baker
Waite Wan
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Ellis
Bout
Cook
Guttormsen
South Australia
Whitington
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Scott
Italian Threat To France Ups Offensive Front Declares
Rome Monday Signor Gayda in Voce d Italia says Daladier visit to Corsica provokes Italy. He criticizes France for denouncing the 1935 accord, claiming it worsens tensions and denies Libya and Eritrea land. Paris notes document French anger at Italy as decisive.
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Signor Gayda
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Corsica
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Paris
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Itai
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England Leads In First Test Against South Africa In Johannesburg
English batsmen Paynter 117 and Gibb 98 anchor a strong first innings as South Africa struggle with Mitchell and Dalto n sharing key wickets. Ames adds 42, total 328 before rain delay. Bowling highlights include Mitchell taking 3 for 7 and Gordon taking 2 for 103 as England end day with advantage.
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Gibb
England
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Mitchell
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W. J. Adrich
Mitchel
Davies
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Basis of Agreement on Surpluses in Trade Talks
A packed gathering lauded the Declaration of Lina as a basis for cooperation among Pan American republics. The plan foresees consultative action to coordinate defense and surplus solutions, with foreign ministers to meet as needed and broad support from governments for cooperative policy.
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Caston
Pan-America
Risoned
Lina
Jferve
Uighatorien
Washington
Bruce
Juemalian Associated Press
Biale
Peace Ruler Japanese Army Statement Shake Hands
Shanghai via United Press a British informant reports Wang Shinwei ex Premier of National China travels toward Hong Kong from Nant to seek peace terms. Central Headquarters to the Japanese Army of Natkeing says they always welcome a handshake with anyone even if allied with Quo Mintang who refuses to participate in a reconate action.
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New York
Shanghai
United Press
Wang Shinwei
National
China
Hawaiian Swimmer Makama to Compete in Sydney Meet
Hawaiian swimmer Keyosnt Makama arrives in Sydney to enter the Ain yurda 220 yards and a 4 yere champ events at New Beth Wailer. He plans to stay for two days and then compete in the 6 ball event.
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Sydney
Keyosnt Makama
Dramatic Bondi Rescue After Undertow Strikes
A heavy undertow off Bondi swept three surfers and two women toward the rocky foreshore. Lifeguards and underwater rescuers battled for over half an hour before they saved the men and women. Mrs. Samson, 30, of Ryote, was rescued near Bronte in a near conscious state and later went home after treatment.
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Sydney
Bondi
Aline
Falf
Temperatures rise in Melbourne as heatwave bites
Melbourne swelters under heat as Malbourne records soaring temperatures. Injury reports surface with locals, including Neil Cleary, a lorry driver, sustaining injuries from a suspected incident reported near Guean Gletrich hospital on Saturday afternoon. Abroad, South Australia’s ex-Agent General Toung calls migration to boost economic stability. A Norwegian paper cites Germany planning an Antarctic expedition for potential whaling, while UK politics see Northern Ireland Parliament adjourn until March 7 and Lithianian premier Miro nas signaling recognition of Memel. An intact Egyptian tomb discovery in Caro uncovers a nobleman's burial treasures.
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Qerman
Memel
Kramub
Mironas
Ernmeni
Germany
Bank Entry Fails at Sydney Branch on Christmas Day
Thieves entered the Hornany branch of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney on Christmas Day and tried to force a safe containing more than £2000 in notes. They fled unaided, leaving an electric drill behind and an unused welding torch. The door to the vault appears bore.
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Sydney
Hornany
Commecial Banking Company of
Bulding
Twa Dolem
Ate
Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek faces shifted pressure
Fragmentary report describes Japan's rejection of a settlement proposal amid a tense foreign policy scene. General Chiang Kai-shek marshals a sizable force yet lacks cohesion and decisive artillery, with strategic options narrowed by past German overtures and evolving regional dynamics.
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Janury Ein
Chiang
Hue
Ie Aly
China
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