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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1938
Page
1
In a brief Commonwealth gathering, Minister Monitées presents a revised lineup. Jes It Appasry Ty joins Cane Nicoly as Jelbourne pathways shift, signaling new alignment for upcoming events.
Hongkong and Tokyo despatches report an attempted coup d etat in Canton tied to Marshal Chen Chuang followers and Chinese resistance to Chiang Kai-shek. Rumors of martial law and foreign troop movements spread as Kwantung and other provinces move north toward Nanking.
London report says Japan may seize millions in Chinese property if a de fiat is enacted. The embassy spokesman cites actions targeting Chinese anti Japanese activities. Mentioned is the residence of General Ten Chen, governor of Bhantung and ex mayor of Shanghai, as a seized property example.
Rome reports say Italy will cut help to General Franco after a secret Supreme Defence Committee meeting led by Mussolini. Berlin reportedly backed the move after consultations. A communique said the high officials did not discuss the military situation. News from Geneva and Madrid notes bombing and casualties in open towns and rebel bombardments with deaths and injuries.
In Shanghai's international settlement Chinese refugees die at about 2000 weekly due to lack of food. British planes and pilots are described as aiding Canton operations, tested at night and flown to an unknown destination. The report notes British fighters and comparisons to Japanese forces.
Moscow dispatch reports the icebreaker Palmyr departed Murmansk with Oasys planes aboard to support the Soviet Polar party on a rescue mission in icy Arctic waters.
The Japanese General Mateus plans a new Chinese central government at Nanking to be inaugurated after Hankow falls. He seeks immediate establishment in occupied territory, while Japanese delays advance to Hankow. The British ambassador at Tokyo protests against the New Peking Council as violating treaty tariffs and customs integrity.
In a wartime dispatch the Daily Telegraph reports British and French patrols will seek to destroy any submerged submarines they encounter. A Paris bulletin says France will order warships to attack and destroy submarines outside Spain’s waters. The policy aims to deter submarine threats and protect merchant ships in the Western Mediterranean patrol area.
In Brussels on Friday the government accepted the localist motion for Belgium to join British and French representation regarding bombings in Spain. The move underscores European concern over aerial raids and the diplomatic response among Western powers.
Friday in Sydney a four year old boy named Brant ley Wild fell from a train in a railway cutting near Glenbrook. He sustained skull and collarbone fractures and received attention from police at his bedside. The injury occurred when he accidentally fell from the moving train.
London notes a presiding annual aviation briefing warning British firms about global market pressures. The report cites Mr Butter stressing firm action, urging acceleration in development and exports to remain competitive in a challenging world market.
Washington correspondent reports that abandonment of the 55000 ton battleship limit under the 1936 Equalative Naval Treaty is pending. Britain, the United States, and France plan to coordinate steps while acknowledging Japan may be building large battleships.
Naval headquarters reports a deadly air collision off California near Ban Deige. Ten crew members were killed and four others wounded when two army bombers collided from the battleship Pennayivants. A later message updated the death toll to a higher figure.
London reports Ten watched by Ge Cne Find sor asked Kino Films Ltd not to release newsreel footage of the Duke's acquisition including his wedding march planned for the United States The plan and a private meeting are noted by witnesses The defence argued published testimony was improper and magistrate remanded defendants as police feared potential escape while Glading lacked a passport.
At Bow Street Court Percy Glading and three others aged 30 to 64 faced charges under the Official Secrets Act. Prosecution alleges Glading sought traitor status and conspired to obtain secret Woolwich documents to copy photographs. A foreign contact linked to a War Office intelligence initiative reportedly aided the plot, with Miss X recruited to photograph and pass information for payment.
Sydney city brief reports a question about holding a state election in April with no firm date given. The note mentions a Friday reference and attributes speculation to an unnamed source, offering little additional context or official confirmation.
Army crisis near Berlin shows signs of subsiding after a Munich visit by Nazi General Von Rathenau who met with Hitler. Reports say Blomberg’s resignation may be delayed until a calmer period. Goering and Von Raichenau could succeed Blomberg and Fritsch as War Minister and Commander-In-Chief.
A widow faces the death penalty over concealing a hoard of foreign currency including 65 sovereigns hidden in a secret drawer. She told the court that the concealment altered by no knowledge of the currency.
The NSW count of infantile paralysia rose to 151 for the year, with six new metropolitan and two country cases today. Metropolitan Health Officer Dr. Drew said there is no evidence that foodstuffs spread the disease, though rough milk is occasionally implicated.
Unita from four foreign navies plus units from Australian ships took part in a grand parade in Sydney. French American and other detachments led the procession, followed by bands and sailors. The march included artillery air force squads and tanks. At the cenotaph the order was eyes left and tanks lowered their guns in a striking display.
Melbourne crowd watches as three year old Belinda Rangers tumbles from a second story edge at Rouse Street home. The girl lands on a hedge and rises unharmed. a doctor notes only a large bruise. Witnesses laugh at the escape.
Fragmentary report notes Rear Admiral Leahy and other officials discussing the risks of an Asian power attempting a U S invasion and the security value of naval parity. The text is garbled but centers on strategic naval opinions and assurances given in the House setting.
In Ottawa on a Friday session, members of the Commons debate Canada’s stance on neutrality rights and national leadership amid ongoing security and foreign policy concerns.
Premier said tonight that he had been advised by 20H for the company. The remark follows debate over wage tax deductions and related awards, with officials detailing guidance given to management.
Report notes that under the Wool Stabilisation Scheme Australian growers have received about £3,000,000 for the period, more than in the same period previously. The new payments reflect continued support to the wool industry and suggest improved liquidity for producers. The figure contrasts with prior periods and indicates steady government backing of growers.
Tiwan claimed he would serve five years in the service of the company after being accused of robbing employers of 2900 pounds. The report notes the allegation and potential legal consequences tied to the case.
Britain and Ireland seek a three point agreement to terminate the war and widen reciprocal trade, aiming for broader understanding and distinct treaties. A constitutional deadlock in Hihely is expected to persist as representatives push for progress amid uncertainty.
A violent incident prompted police to offer a £1,000 reward as they pursue suspects. Details remain scarce but authorities urge public assistance. The case has drawn regional attention and raises concerns over public safety.
A wavering pledge of pardon surfaces amid a messy crime case. Officials promise potential clemency while insisting the true offender must be identified and apprehended. The unclear details leave readers wary of motives and justice.
Parramatta coroner Mr Williams investigates a fatal hit and run at Cordon on November 16. The driver failed to stop after striking a pedestrian, who was walking along the roadway when hit. The inquest focuses on whether the driver acted with negligence and the circumstances surrounding the accident.
A fragment discusses Dr William Corey linking female morality to university influence in America. The text appears damaged with garbled phrases and unclear attribution, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a record and an anniversary phrase with unclear context. Key entities not discernible. no identifiable persons or organizations present.
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