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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 01, 1936

Page

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United States Withdraws Reciprocal Trade Benefits From Australia

The United States Treasury announces withdrawal of most favored nation treatment for Australia under the reciprocal trade treaty, affecting about £2,003 worth of goods including champagne and whisky. The move aligns with President Roosevelt's policy to address farm sector complaints and retaliate against perceived imbalances in trade concessions with several nations.

Washington Treasury Department Australia Bloceevelt Henry

Italian Threat to League Delegates

In Geneva Signor Scotta warned delegates that Italy would react strongly if Haile Selassie addressed the Assembly, though no specifics were given. The Emperor is expected to speak and push the League to meet its obligations, amid Mussolini era reform notes and pressure on Abyssinia.

Geneva Signor Scotta Italian League Anthony den M. Delbos M. Litvinoff Italy Haile Selassie League

Australians Out of Wimbledon Singles After Defeat

London reports Wimbledon progress as Australians Crawford and Quist fall to Von Cramm and Budge in straight sets. Semifinalists are Perry Von Cramm Austin and Budge. McGrath Sproule lose battles in doubles amid a damp, slippery center court and crowd turnout.

London Wimbledon Crawford Quist von Cramm Budge Australia Perry Austin McGrath Sproule Legeay Lensueur Berlin Aubous Crawford Newford Budge Quist Alch Crawthe Spa von Cram von Cremm Srvice Grant McGrath Appear On Saturday. the Champion Was In Superb Form, and It Was Dificult Austin Best Alligon Surling Madame Stirling Madamoisselle Adamson Fraulein Horn Miss Curtis Miss Stammers Miss James Madame Matthew Miss Hardwick Mal Jones FR A. Shayes Make Boroula Lageau Laguaur Hare Wilde Land Maier

Conviction Overturned in Civic Office Travel Case

Albert Charles Taylor former Briana Shire president had been fined and disqualified for using a private car for council travel. Darlinghurst Causes Court quashed the conviction and set aside the £30 fine and 12 month ban after ruling a reasonable allowance up to 1s per mile for private car travel.

Sydney Albert Charles Taylor Briana ‘Shire Gosford Court Jo Owen Darlinghurst Taylor Anding William Graham Gosford Cours

Disguised NSW Transport Worker Charged With Larceny

In Melbourne on Tuesday Leonard Bell a NSW Tramway and Motor Omnibus Association member was charged at City Court with larceny of £91 6s. Detectives Keating McKeogh and W H Miller captured him despite a thick beard and disguise. He was remanded to Sydney.

Melbourne Leonard Bell New South Wales Australian Tramway and Motor Omnibus Association W. H. Miller Sydney Keating McKeogh

M C C Olive Branch to Larwood Benefit Fund Stated

The M C C contributed 25 gna to the Larwood benefit fund and Larwood gratefully acknowledged the gesture. Ghetch says this marks the first step toward bridging the gap between Larwood and the community.

M.C.C Olive Branch Larwood London

Germany puts faith in arms says Goebbels in Berlin

In Berlin on Tuesday Dr. Goebbels declares no institution can organise peana. He claims Germany would face a dire fate under an unfair treaty and asserts Germany will not be bound by terms offensive to German honour and the German people.

Berlin League of Nations Goebbels Brugpart

Baldwin Foresees Possible Retirement Amid Pressure

Rumors of Sir Baldwin’s retirement were denied but political opinion hints he may quit before the coronation if health does not improve. He suffers overstrain and doctors urge rest while Conservative volleys continue. He resents Chamberlain Duff Cooper and Londonderry attacks and faces threats over Eden resignation.

London Ir. Baldwin

Minister's Speech Controversy Sparks Commons Adjournment

In the House of Commons the Opposition moved to adjourn to discuss the Secretary for War Mr Duff-Cooper's Paris speech. They alleged it hinted at a close Anglo French military alliance conflicting with League Covenant duties. Government rebuttal said it did not advocate such an alliance and stressed policy belongs in Parliament.

London House of Commons Duffy Assembly of the League Major Atlee Duff-Cooper Paris Duff- Cooper Britain France Neville Chamberlain John Simon Germany House of Commona

Angus Case Set to Drag On for Years

In Sydney a Presbytery vote 28 to 11 upheld Rev. A J Carter against Rev Dr Angus on ordination vow charges. Rev R J McGowan will appeal to the General Assembly, but leave to appeal was refused. He predicts a multi year battle over the church’s ruling.

Sydney Angus A. J. McGowan General Assembly Presbyterian Church of Aera A. J. Carter R. J. McGowan Presbyterian Church of Australia Presbytery John Eddy

Tragedy Trial Opens Over Boomi Murder Case

At Central Criminal Court Eric William Newlands 26 faces trial for the murder of William Duncombe 35 near Moree on May 31. Prosecutor McKean KC says a high powered rifle bullet penetrated Duncombe’s lung and spine after an alleged preexisting feud. Newlands says he did not aim at Duncombe and acted to give them both a fair chance.

Sydney Central Criminal Court Eric William Newlands William Alfred Duncombe Boomi Moree McKean K.C Duncombe Newlands Neewlands

Japan Silent on Trade Details Amid Australian Request

The Australian government formally asked Japan through the Consul-General for information on a protection ordinance details, but officials doubt disclosure. Tokyo remains secretive, and there is little expectation of quick answers, with leakage from affected trades possible.

Commonwealth Henry Gullett Mr. Murai Bed Commonwealth Tokyo Longfield Lloyd Japan Australia Ars

Wardrobe Crime 7 Portraits Aid Decomposition Clues

Detectives seek to lift prints from a corpse found in a wardrobe. Decomposition limits fingerprint value, but investigators hope infrared paper methods may reveal otherwise unreadable details, potentially identifying the victim and circumstances of death.

Willan Arthur

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