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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 07, 1936

Page

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Davis Cup invites reach several players in Australia

Crawford Bromwich Quist Turnbull and Schwartz received letters asking if they would be available for a Davis Cup challenge. Hopman also received an invitation. Crawford expects a decision after the Australian championships and Britain aims to win the Cup again. Italy will not participate due to sanctions.

Sydney Crawford Lawn Tennia Smilar Bromwich South Australia Quist Turnbull Schwartz Hopman

Seamen Call From All Ships See Paralyzed Transport Turnout

A Sydney seamen mass meeting urged withdrawal of anion crews from most Australian vessels to join a strike in solidarity with miners. The plan aims to affect north and south coast services including Mackay northern Queensland, intrastate WA SA VIC TAS. Newcastle Deputies Association quitting coal strikes shifts balance and pakes party support uncertain.

Sydney Australia Oming Miners’ Federation Queensland Mackay Western Australia South Australia Victoria Tasmania

Transport Unions Reject General Strike Solidarity

Monday reports show key transport unions in Rydney refusing to join a miners led general strike. Despite a Sunday meeting by the Miners Federation, unions including Road Transport, Australian Railways, Engineers and Firemen, Ship Painters, Dockers, Local Drivers, and Seamen declined to commit members to direct action or offer financial guarantees. A Federal Council meeting will reconvene to assess potential cross union backing and broader industry impact.

Rydney Beamen Rar Atrhere Federal Council of the Miners’ Federation Road Transport, Union Australian Railways Union Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Union Barker A.R.U Road Transport Union Painters and Dockers’ Union

Miners Fear Strike Proposal Gains in Newcastle

In Newcastle the miners fear a looming strike as consensus leans toward action on Wednesday across Australia. Officials warn the strike could disrupt coal supply, while efforts to resist the move rely on retaining workers and limiting disruption. stockpiles and air supply issues in the region are noted as the crisis grows.

Rise in Wool Animated Bidding at Sydney Sales

In Sydney the wool market showed a strong rise with Yorkshire and Continental sections lifting values about five percent from December. The auction offered 14,300 bales, 11,878 sold at auction and some privately disposed. greasy merino plus crossbreds contributed to gains as buyers anticipated a firmer market. The sale runs until January 23 with Brlabono to be held next.

Sydney Yorkshire Gomitbacka Crossbrede

Relief Dependents 12 Million in Germany Report

Berlin dispatch says relief chief Hilgenfett admits 12.5 million people seek aid from the relief fund with 1.9 million volunteers distributing help amid talk of trade revival, food shortages, unemployment, and conscription. A Times report notes Dr. Firie of North German Lloyd condemns Germany needs strength to secure living space overseas.

London Berlin News Chronicle Hilgenfett the Times Anya Ubal Firie North German Lloyd Shipping Co In & Apeech Germany

British Liner for Alexandria in First War Requisition

The Sunday Dispatch reports the liner Scythia of 1980 tons pressed by the War Office for transport. It will call from Southampton and carry troops tanks and armaments to Alexandria as Britain readies further requisitions amid movements at the war front.

Scythia Bouthanptaa Alexandr Wader War Office

America May Lead DIFFERENT VIEWS OF POLICY

London Sunday report on President Roosevelt's address sparks varied readings in newspapers. The New-Chronicle cites French Foreign Office belief Roosevelt will push oil embargo restrictions before the League meet to avoid appearing aligned with the League. The Daily Telegraph Rome desk notes a general coolness toward Roosevelt in Italy amid colonial tension and suspicion of Australia’s stance.

London Roonavelt Parin Newa-Chronicle Roosevelt League Leagie Washinxton Taly Italy Tix

Fragmented London dispatch on war injuries and aviation

A damaged Paris-London dated report describes Italian bombardments and Swedish Red Cross casualties. It mentions 20 injured dying from wounds, the raid destroying medical instruments, and Baron Von Resto flying a Fekker air ambulance while a priestly wounds are photographed.

Lomndon Red Cross Rca Audis Ababa Gwedie Osheul Baron von Resto Fekker

Centenary Biographical Note on Evolution of Flight

An aeronautic writer reports the start of building a passenger and mail version of the Comet at 12 Comet. It aims for a top speed of 240 mph and cruising speed around 200 mph. Four 12 cylinder engines delivering about 16,000 hp are planned, with a payload near 1.5 tons, versus the Comet's 2,600 pounds.

DNPON le Melbourne Nabling Attesat

Caning Inquiry Minutes Describe Punishment Debate

The advisory council debated adding a summary of discussion to the inquiry report on corporal punishment at Telopes Park School. Dr Nott testified to harsh caning, parents’ deputation plans, and questions about records, with concerns over minutes and digest preparations for press publication.

Advisory Councilme Ip T. M. Shakespeare Telop2a Park School Shakespeare Dr. Nott Daley Nott Dyce Telupent Park School Jacobs Ainsiie School Telopes Park Percival Drummond Considera Margulies Caning Bhaccapeare Waterman

Communists' aims outlined at Australian congress

In Sydney the 11th Annual Congress of the Communist Party of Australia closed with resolutions on strike tactics and agitator instructions. A key measure urged the trade union movement to push for a six hour day and a five day week with a minimum wage of £5.

Aydney Communist Party of Australia Sydney Trate Union Tauet

Vicar Killed in Struggle Over Money, Believed Motive

Police investigators in Melbourne think the murder of Harald Laceby at the vicarage may not have been robbery. They believe the vicar was slain in a struggle with a man to whom he refused to give money. The case hinges on misused intonation and detective work revealed in early police notes.

Melburne Harald Laceby Mt Col Binchall

Explosion rocks Marble Bar town depot blasts locally

Marble Bar was shaken by a heavy explosion at an explosive depot about two miles from town. No injuries were reported though police and officials began inquiries to determine the cause and scope of the blast.

Perth Marble Bar

Wool trade talks loom in Melbourne convention

The President of the Grazier Association of New South Wales says a special convention of the Grastere Fede Council in Melbourne this month will discuss possible measures to improve the wool trade as concerns over German wool restrictions persist.

Germany Gratin’ Association of New South Wales Abbott Sp&l Grasterp Fede Council Melbourne

Italian Casualties Rise in East Africa Campaign

Fragmentary OCR note reports official tallies up to December 14 with 300 dead and 11,838 listed as missing or divided for health reasons while about 1,900 workers are mentioned in connection to the campaign.

Memorial service for Paringa loss officers in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong a memorial service will be held for three Hong Kong British officers from the steamer Paringa off the Victorian coast near Bundai. W. E. Kirby, secretary of the Chine Coast Officers' Guild, said the Paringa carried three British and two Chinese certified crew, while the tug Vineas had no certified personnel. He criticized the ship's undermanned state and questioned why the Commonwealth Government allowed its departure.

Hong Kong Bunday W. E. Kirby Chine

Hatch Covers From Paringa Drift Ashore at Bream Creek

Monday report states twenty hatch covers washed ashore at Bream Creek over the week end. Planks have been found to Melbourne in an effort to establish if they originate from the missing Paringa. Bream Creek lies about 250 miles from the last heard location of the Paringa. It is suggested that the hatch covers may be connected to the missing vessel.

Melbourne Bream Creek

Five Senior Appointments in Canberra Hospital Probed

The Director General of Health announced at a public meeting that the Canberra Community Hospital Board was asked to issue a statement on five senior appointments. Dr Cumpeton said the by-laws and appointments were made under Territory provisions with no available record of specific recommendations. The government policy on returning soldiers and preferences was questioned, and the matter is before the minister. the board was asked to submit a statement on one issue as new by-laws were presented to the council with no discussion.

Dumpston Advisory Council Canberra Community Hospital Board Cumpaton Not Nott Hompltal Competon Cannore Cumpeton Casata- Yonn Que Council

Tennis players weigh trip to Wimbledon

Adrian Quist says a letter from the Austrian Lawn Tennis Association asked if players want to go to England for Wimbledon. Quist notes he and Crawford hold the doubles title and could defend it, while Turnbull replies he would be available.

Adelaide Mosday Adrian Quist Austrian Lawn Tennis Association England Quist Crawford Ulies

Amazing Escape By Family Shocks Ganmain Teacher Chiefs

A puzzling escape described as driven by a mysterious force surprised a Ganmain family and involved local schoolteacher ¢.C. Bag field. The incident highlights community reaction to an extraordinary event with uncertain motives.

C. Bagfield Ganmain

Airman's Woes Describe Turbulent Flight Near Aleppo

Fragmentary lines recount an airman’s near disaster 200 miles from Aleppo with a slipping cowling and engine vibration. A Turkish permit is mentioned amid the chaos, revealing a tense wartime air journey and personal peril.

Gropler Aleppo

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