22 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1935
Page
1
European powers align behind France as talks intensify on security guarantees and economic support. Ambassadors discuss mediation channels, collective resolve, and the need to deter aggression while preserving balance of power in the region.
A Geneva flagged piece reports that when M. Flandin and M. Laval visit London, France will press for German rearmament ties to the Rome pact and the eastern security accord. Laval is backed by the Little Entente and others, with potential separate moves toward Russia and Czechoslovakia if Germany remains outside. Poland and the Balkans react differently as the entente groups weigh options.
Tokyo officials dismissed persistent rumors of a bilateral political pact with China and denied plans for Hirota to visit Nanking or move Japan’s legation to Nanjing. They warned of possible military show of strength as Chinese forces face pressure along the Great Wall and disputed detention of locals while vowing to fight if needed.
Dr Tilyard disclosed that Sir Edgeworth David was bitterly disappointed by the failure of the scientific world to accept their discovery of fossil remains attributed to a Precambrian locality near Adelaide. He said genuine Cambrian life remains are unknown and that David, his late collaborator, intended to publish a joint paper in London, but the claims were not considered proved.
Rear Admiral Byrd dismisses proposal for an unbroken stretch in Marie Byrd Land as navigational routes and territorial claims in Antarctica draw new scrutiny. Officials emphasize mapped boundaries and research stations in the region.
Australian press recounts the Little America expedition with Dr Poulton lauding Rear Admiral Byrd. It notes Marie Byrd Land spans from the South Pacific to Queen Maude Range and highlights the winter vigil at the advance base. Poulter commends Byrd for bearing danger and preserving scientific records.
Fragmented text discusses Indian nations and a Jubilee event with references to political stance and possible calls to action. Content appears garbled and lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Lord Nuffield announces large extensions to the Morris motor factory in London after leaving on a tour of New Zealand and Australia. Formerly Sir William Morris, he heads the Morian Cowley group and related car works in a broad expansion plan.
Public Works economist Ronald Walker addressed the Science Congress urging Australia to focus on public works. He cautioned against sustaining specific industries with subsidies, arguing structural change may occur as rural industries shift to manufacturing. He favored a policy based on recognizing two types of change in the economy.
Melbourne Monday reports Acting Premier McParlan said that without a major change in Australian finance to divert more funds to state budgets secession movements in Western Australia could spread east. He spoke at a conference of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia, noting rising support for fairer national finance even in conservative Victoria.
A blaze at the City of London Institution on Bow Road forced 60 rescuers to carry out 200 bedridden patients many of whom were blind. The evacuation used chairs and stretchers while 209 men worked the Morning post of the arc, sparking intense East End alarm as flames were seen across eastern London.
The Parle correspondent of the Daily up reports the trial of J D, grandson of the painter of The Angelus, charged with selling worthless pictures. The alleged frauds span ten years with Millet, Monet, Dorot, Flasaro among those counterfeited, aided by accomplice Cazal who painted the needed canvases.
Melbourne reports third attempt by thieves to break into the Oakleigh Bank thwarted by an alarm. They breached roof vents and blew a hole into the vault chamber but fled as police and residents formed a cordon. The electric siren failed to sound initially. wires were cut but not connected to the alarm. The inventor was summoned from ten miles away.
The Macintyre river at Boggybills has eased after a week of blockage, allowing the main train to Sydney to pass. Water levels dropped twelve feet over the weekend while Namoth River floodwaters receded and the Byron River near Mungindle also fell.
The opening of the Associated Chambers of Commerce conference urged urgent overhaul of distribution systems to align with production growth. Governor-General Bir Issac Ineacs highlighted strain in the distribution machine while noting broad global trade pressures and social justice concerns. Sir Robert Knox warned about rising Australia debt and proposed wage unification, urging cautious government steps to prevent disruption of recovery.
Victoria defeats Queensland by ten wickets as Firstwood Smith takes all five Queensland wickets, with Bensted top-scoring 61. Hansen sidelined by eye trouble, Queensland collapses after Victoria’s bowling blast.
A broadcast quotes Mr G Bernard alleging cinema appeals to humanity while the Prime Minister MacDonald hints theatres should provide wholesome entertainment. The Archbishop of Canterbury cites undesirable images, urging examination of film's effect on morals and public decency.
Fragmentary text indicates a Manuka grandstand dispute involving international bodies. No clear details on parties, dates, or outcomes are readable, but references point to a formal proceeding or discussion affecting seating or venue arrangements.
In Sydney and Queanbeyan venues the country carnival continued with Miz O Donnell defeating Mia Turnbull in the women’s final. Results list O Donnell, Turnbull, Payne, Belt, and Bykes in various singles and doubles events.
A recent trip by Mr David Maughian of the 1S club touched on potential dangers linked to Austria and Dominions. He noted possible consequences from ongoing tensions and suggested cautious measures may follow.
Fragments report a girl injured while attempting to escape from a lock up. The text is garbled and many names and details are unreadable. The incident likely involves a restraint facility and an escape attempt. Further readable context is unavailable.
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