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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1936
Page
1
Wing-Commander Wackett and Squadron-Leader Murphy tour major nations to inspect aviation development. They assess global air forces and report Britain’s air strength remains in the front rank after addressing production challenges in Australia.
National Research Institute plans to reopen research facilities in Sydney at the Kanematsu Institute and Sydney Hospital. The decision, tied to health ministry goals, follows prior Japanese funding and recent construction near the Sydney Hospital.
London reports growing doubt that the Austro German understanding will lead to a broader Italo German military accord. German officers visit Rome as Italy plays down the notion of a four power consultative pact excluding Russia. Whitehall questions the durability of the Austro German pact while Paris and Berlin discuss shifts in alliance and possible impacts on Locarno obligations.
Cabinet approves inviting figures to advise on reform of Victorian police structure. Plan aims to overhaul the force along modern lines, with commissions and comment invited to help shape the reorganized administration.
The Defence Measures Minister outlines the objectives and implications of expanding the avenue for the victim's relief. The plan aims to broaden options and opportunities, signaling ongoing adjustment and policy intent.
Canberra readers learn that no pavilion will be built at Manuka Oval this year despite the expected visit of the English cricket team. Officials say urgent other works take priority, leaving the Canberra fixture lacking proper dressing rooms and facilities.
The Davis Cup opener moves to grass as a Yugoslav player Mitic defeated 6 3 6 3 before rain interrupted play leaving Lund and A Menzel to finish two matches today. The event heads toward a clash with Australia next weekend.
Mrs Amy Isabella Milne 40 dies when gelignite bombs blast through a window at her home in Manning Street Geelong early today. Her husband Senior Constable Frederick W Milne 47 injured. Children Clarice 14 and Norman 6 unharmed. Police suspect malice by criminal element.
The forecast foresees a drop in temperatures easing a heat wave that strained rivers and claimed many lives, with rain from the Rocky Mountains expected to move eastward. Heat remains from the Mississippi to the Atlantic though showers are reaching some eastern states, and western drought areas are slow to improve.
In Madrid a group of well known fascists attacked and occupied a Valencia wireless station then announced a coup. Police eject the fascists and staff reoccupied the station and aired the defeat. The national anthem played for 20 minutes as crowds protested in the streets.
In Verdun France thousands of veterans from Britain Italy Germany Austria and the United States gathered at the cemetery and stood before the tomb of the unknown soldier. The Torch of Peace burned as they laid flowers and recited the oath of peace three times for the world.
Weather notes indicate the Russian wheat harvest is smaller than usual as rainfall has been scanty in parts over the last six weeks with intermittent rain and thunderstorms.
The article notes no real shortage, despite talk of a 25 million bushel U.S. import plan. It cautions that foreign harvests are uncertain and temperaments in exporting regions affect output, but indicates supplies remain sufficient.
London notes show continued interest in Australian trade and investment with emphasis on markets in Liverpool and surrounding ports. Officials point to evolving relations and potential new contracts while analysts weigh risks and opportunities.
The deficit for the year ended June 30 fell to 1 887 361 pounds from 2 846 080 pounds the previous year. Revenue rose to 51 872 382 pounds the highest on record in New South Wales. Acting Treasurer Spooner said revenue increased across all departments by 3 447 426 pounds while total expenditure rose 2 288 607 pounds despite 8 000 000 pounds in tax and charge remissions.
John Joseph Finney, 34, a labourer, faced Newtown Court on unlicensed pistol charges claiming police persecution. He alleged murder and related charges were brought without evidence. Police say a small loaded pistol was found in his hand in a police car. Magistrate fined £60.
In Nice on Sunday two thousand police and civil guards battled Leftist crowds outside a Popular Front rally. Communists and socialists swarmed the streets, cafe tables overturned and many injured. A patriot wrapped in the French flag was attacked and hospitalized.
The Australian Olympic team will vote Sunday then meet Metcalfe from London. Boxers and wrestlers clash Saturday night with rounds for heavyweights welterweights. Cooper’s hand improves after steamer incident as Lee Harley recovers and Ron Manning convalesces. Doctors halt training for two days due to water chlorine concerns.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a revival or reevaluation of a figure named Bawra in relation to Japanese support systems. The text hints at perspectives on tampons, national aspects, and wartime or civic context without clear details or dates. Further readable material is needed for a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR note indicates a meat shortage event at Broken Mile with limited legible details.
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