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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 11, 1938

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Italy May Withdraw from Spain Amid London Talks

London reports rapid progress toward withdrawing volunteers from Spain followed by Anglo Italian rapprochement. Mussolini favors Spain exit and closer Britain Italy ties despite potential Soviet opposition, with plans depending on signals from Signor Mussolini and Franco’s stance.

London Spain Britain Tealy Alian Associated Press Signor Mussola Giardi Eden

Discontent Tense Feeling In Germany

Uncertainty over army and government relations fuels tension in Berlin. Reports say generals resign and divisions widen between supporters of the regime and military factions, with potential policy reforms and leadership pressure arising.

London Army Saya Berlin Timas

Fatal horse fall in Centennial Park claims Mrs Cave

Byron Wrigley rode with Mrs Cave when her horse bolted in Centennial Park. She was thrown from the saddle, struck her head on a tree bolt, and died within minutes from skull fractures and injuries.

Sydney Byron Wrigley Dane Cave Centennial Park Inter Atri Cave Mra. Cave

A.W.U. Officers Aydney Thirnuay Oppose Reform

The meeting faced bitter factional lines as industrial influence and rivalries shaped the call for a reinvention of the AWU leadership. John Batley challenged a vote and submitted statements from members, but after hearing explanations, the convention ruled all officials were properly elected and in place.

Aydney Thirnuay All Govlers Bry Lang Teale Tony Wallon Queenan John Batley Vie ‘Batlet

South Tyrol German Posters Attack Rome

Berlin reports a surge of protest posters in South Tyrol attacking Italian rule as the Tyrolian German question reemerges. The posters claim Tyroleans are German and urge solidarity while accusing Italian authorities of oppression and spying in German villages.

South Tyrol Rome London Berlin Daily Telegraph Germany Regim Axi

Sympathy in Widow Bereavement in Liner Orton News

Sydney reports Viscount Nuffield aboard the liner Orton notes a survey of England's provinces during World War I shows no slump in Britain. A widow passenger, accompanied by three children, is mentioned among those affected, with workers redirected as the line completes.

Sydney Viscount Nuffield Orton England Sydney Thureday Britain Syd Wogland Indian Ocean

Lunghai Battle Opens on 400 Mile Front

On Thursday the Lunghai battle widens across a 400 mile front from the Hwai River to the Peiping Hankow line as eight Japanese armies press toward Shanghai. Chinese forces defend Houchow to delay invasion while other fronts prepare for a broader offensive.

Lunghai Shanghai Hwai River Nanking Peiping Hankow Peiping Houchow

Clouston May Fly Back to England

Lieutenant Clouston announced he does not intend returning to England by sea. A repairman with a welding outfit was seen on Friday and there is a sparse chance of reaching England by air next. The machine also suffered a fracture at the wing junction on the port engine.

Italy Franco Clouston England London Clauaton

Spanish nobles in France tied to alleged microbe poison plot

In Bayonne and Saint Jean de Luz police detained the Marquis de Portango and Joeus Martin on charges related to bringing and using poisonous substances. Police found virus traces and two men were charged with breaching laws on poisonous matter after a morning of questioning. they were remanded in custody.

London Paria Daily Telegraph Maya Burete Mationaie Marquia de Portngs Jean Deuz France Apantah Marquis Ving Alphonso Joeus Martin Bayonne Mart ‘Martin Franco Hatta Beunce St. Jean de Laz Beyi Spazilarde Portaga Londart|1 Vigvous Portago Martin

Minister denies plan to clone state schools

The Minister for Education Drummond stated there was no intention to clone state schools at the usage of the be ee ey. The remark came amid discussion of potential reforms and warrants serious steps if needed.

Sydney Drummond Ha Hare

School timetables spared as potential mine danger noted

A report from South Wales indicates no current mine emergency warrants, with drills or measures left to respond if a crisis arises. authorities warn that schools would be affected and actions would be coordinated if needed.

South Wales

British Navy Posture in Far East and Australia Defense

Analysis argues Sir Samuel Hoare's declaration anticipated a two hemisphere naval standard with adequate capital ships for home waters and the Mediterranean. It asserts Japan would struggle to strike Australia, needing Hong Kong and Singapore control and facing mines and shore batteries, while a Pacific war would draw in the United States and Russia.

Samuel Hoare Admiralty Far East Mediterranean Euperta South Seas Australia Singapore Japan Pacific Rusia Windivastock United States Malaya The East Indies

Minister Denies Armchair Policy Amid Payne Committee Debate

The Interior Minister rejected claims that Payne Committee recommendations on Northern Territory development were a mere armchair policy. He said business and religious leaders would not boycott government actions and refused to support a planned tour during the wet season, arguing it would be impractical.

Darwin Payna Northern Territory Memwenjit W Sara McEwen Belvin

Destructive California Gale Causes Wide Damage

A violent coastal gale struck California with heavy property damage and widespread outages. San Francisco reports affected communications and infrastructure as crews assess the aftermath and restore services.

Japan Keeps Naval Plans Secret Despite London Talks

Tokyo officials reiterate secrecy on naval plans and reject any immediate arms talks. They stress a defensive posture amid Western naval proposals while signaling no intent to halt shipbuilding.

Tokyo Kuts Noila Naval Information Bureaus Ntt Ran Pot London Japan

Mountain Fatality Near Homer Saddle

Wellington reports a mountain death as 21 year old John McLeai fell from a steep edge between Mollyford Valley and Milford while climbing with a companion. He plunged about 600 feet before the fall was fatal.

Wellington John McLeai Homer Mollyford Valley Milford

King Prize Stirs Sydney as English Corporal Leads

English corporal leading the King’s Prize competition in Sydney posts a high tally at a 700 yard range. Names include Moddle, Pavey, Gall, Wy Jackson, and Mill Cullie among shooters from Queensland towns.

Sydney Baglin Mod Pavey C Gall Blackall Wy Jackson Mormon Mill Cullie W.A

Russian Party Sails Toward Greenland Coast

Moscow reports a Russian naval group near Greenland coast after a storm damaged a vessel but repairs are complete. The fleet now maintains a clear view of the coast and proceeds to Tromsoe.

Greenland Moscow Tromsoe Ruaslen Adonttats Vic Ureshi Aad

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