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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1936
Page
1
In London a three-power meeting gathers leaders to discuss postwar security and balance of power. Sacer, Al Locarno, and Rump are named participants amid diplomatic efforts to ease tensions and outline potential accords.
Berlin and London discuss a potential five power conference among Locarno powers Britain France and others. A diplomatic note from Germany may be prepared and Britain’s consent to talks signals efforts toward conciliation amid rising tensions in Europe.
The United States government announced plans to buy about 1,000,000 bushels of Pacific wheat for winter relief, including purchases in Oregon Washington and Idaho. The drought impacts farmers as wheat prices rise, with the crop value projected to increase and drought conditions spreading from Ontario to Quebec affecting supplies.
A London report claims 210,000 Foreign Legion led revolutionaries seized Spanish Morocco, including Madrid ministries, while officials deny full takeover. Communications are severed and conflicting broadcasts describe unrest with arrests and military actions around Ceuta and Melilla as Spain amid a growing crisis.
Reports describe violent clashes as Moroccan troops in Melilla amid a broader uprising reach Cali Jeraln Angers Lar acho Arzilin Alkunn. General dan Julgo allegedly leads the rebellion with Civil Guard officers, while Canary Islands and Saville area unrest spread. Public strikes and shop closures accompany the turmoil as Spain braces for further developments.
Authorities probe an incident near Wellington Arch yesterday with multiple witnesses likely to be interviewed. George Andrew McMahon, an Irishman, is in custody as police review motives and potential threats amid guarded security for upcoming holiday periods.
The King spent the morning at York House in London, carrying out duties for Port Bellevedare and his country. He will travel near Burningham for the week, spending time at a nearby estate.
His Excellency the Governor General transmits a message from His Majesty thanking the Government and people of Australia for their kind message. The king expresses deep appreciation for the goodwill and support shown by Australia.
A partial transcription notes communication involving MéMahon and a mention of a revolver seen by Mrs Vandervist. It references a hospital at Brixton and unclear connections to ongoing inquiries.
The article describes British secret motor boats developed since 1948 capable of 48 hours fuel autonomy and crewed by seven to ten. They feature stern-fired torpedoes, high speed, all-weather operation, and require new handling techniques. Costs around 29 000 pounds per boat.
The radio briefing from Australian Attorney General Mr Mensive aboard the M M 6 Straithalrdy notes that without full reasons the Privy Council judgement narrows Section 92. Dried fruits dairy products and chest schemes may become invalid with no immediate remedy but constitutional amendment. The Commonwealth trade power could be affected. return will clarify the path forward.
Australia and Germany Davis Cup inter-zone final saw Crawford defeat Henkel after Henkel retired in the first match, while Von Cramm edged Quist in four sets. Henkel struggled with a chill and ankle injury, hindering his play as Quist pushed a five setter before fading late.
In a windy match Crawford retired after Henkel struggled, while Quist battled Von Cramm for a 7 6 finish. Quist saved 10 match points and clinched the set 7 6 in a dramatic rally sealed by a late net error from the German.
Incomplete OCR text shows uncertain phrase about marketing not established. Readable remnants reference a situation lacking clear branding or schedule. No identifiable persons, places, or institutions are confirmed from the fragment.
Australia faces a doubtful chance at winning the Davis Cup tie after Quist injured his ankle during a match with von Cramm. Doctors warn the injury could end Quist’s participation in the doubles and jeopardize Australia’s hopes against Great Britain. If Quist cannot play, Crawford Jane McGrath may cover von Cramm and Henkel, Lund, leaving the key clash against Henkel on Tuesday.
England defeats Australia 17 to 7 at the Sydney Cricket Ground to retain the Ashes after a hard fought second half comeback. Forward dominance by England created space for backs as Mudnot and May capitalized on Australians’ defensive lapses.
Partial OCR fragment discusses Turkish attitudes and the Treaty of Lai parbemarty control with references to Langue and Bruce Sime. It notes a determined stance to maintain treaty provisions and alter commentary amid a wartime context with a mention of 500 ates.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a sports or game note with stray terms. Mentions operations such as voltages and faults, and references to opponents, likely a match or race. Names, dates, teams, or clear outcomes are not discernible from the unreadable text.
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