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21 Jul 1937
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
1
Japan Opens Fire in China Near Peiping
Domei News reports Japanese punitive measures began at Peiping with bombardment of Wang Ping. Talks claim a truce with General Chiang Kai-shek to suppress Communism, while both sides trade warnings and preparations for potential further action, with Nanking warning of new fighting and citizens urged to prepare to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Domei
Peiping
Wang Ping
Vepmiese
Tientvin
Chnng-Tze-Chung
Nanjing
Lacon Ku
Nile
Sydney Council prepares for possible coal strike
Fragmented OCR summary notes anxious Sydney city officials debating stockpiles and procurement amid anticipated coal shortages. Mentions council, manager Mackey, and difficulties securing supply as plans for mobilization and public notices emerge while Newcastle discusses organizing support and propaganda measures.
Trans-Pacific Air Service Shooting Affray Joint Undertaking
A shooting affray at a Rose Hill residence left a wife wounded as police investigate a joint undertaking linked to trans Pacific air service to New Zealand. Neighbors report loud commotion and calls for help while investigators seek the assailants. The incident occurred on Balfour Road with police processing the scene and interviewing witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Uwe Pan
Empire Increases Share of Trade Amid Global Shift
The Empire's world trade share rose from 267 percent in 193 to 3 percent last year, tied to declines in French and other sectors. The report notes shifting markets and national stakes in global commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reneva
Say
Spain on Madrid Front Holds Ten Mile Line
Spanish Government claims to hold ground on a ten mile front near Madrid as rebels and loyalists clash with heavy losses on both sides. Correspondents note loyalists better equipped and larger numbers, while the front remains contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miners Claim Rights Amid Federation Crisis
fragmented text reports tensions within the Mineral Federation over a valuation and possible action by a proprietary company. mentions miners, workers, and economic pressures. notes a claim of prosperity linked to the crisis and a large sum tied to a program, with references to a meeting or protest and possible demands for participation.
Unclear Dr Thompson Daravin safety update following message
A garbled report suggests concerns for Dr Donal Thompson's safety were eased after an unreadable message from Millimghmbi Mission Auton. The note states the anthropale fist is delayed by weather and a fortnight in Arnheim before traveling to Barwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daravin
Wesuay
Dr. Donal
Thompson
Pledges Support Mulourne Amid Miners Federation Meeting
Local union delegates pledging support for Mulourne reported at a meeting of the Miners Federation in New South Wales. The crowd urged unity and promised continued collaboration with Congression efforts to bolster mining communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sau Wales
WO Automatic Pledge by Dominion Leaders
Ottawa broadcast reports that Prime Minister Mackenzie King and other Dominion leaders discuss a pledge related to imperial unity and military undertakings. The wartime tone hints at cooperation with Britain and the League of Nations, amid talks on defence and policy across dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canacis
Mackenzie King
League of Auliutie
Imperial
Darwin General Strike Forces Ship Unloading Dispute
A general strike at Darwin halted vessel unloading after administrator Ms L A Abbott hired military and naval personnel to assist. Union leaders protested, workers refused, and later authorities summoned residents to help unload the Marella amid limited supplies for civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
L. A. Abbott
Pasist
Northern Territory union calls for Mr Abbott removal
The Northern Territory Workers' Union urges the termination of Mr CG L A Abbott’s appointment as an administrator. The protest follows reports of unrest tied to the steamer Muretta incident and rumours around local labour actions at the wharf. Union leaders claim officials from the Interior Department are present and warn against industrial dispute escalations.
Concordat Crisis Sparks Orthodox Bishop Parade Clash
In Belgrade a procession led by Orthodox bishops was met by a police bayonet charge as Parliament balked at ratifying the concordat with the Vatican. Injuries were reported among clergy and laity. The interior minister banned thanksgiving services but later allowed the procession to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Monany
Vatican
Synod of the Orthodox Church
Lords Pass Matrimonial Bill by Wide Margin
London reports the House of Lords passed the Matrimonial Bill by 79 votes to 2 after completing the third reading. The measure amends divorce law and broadens allowances under the new framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
London
Moniny
Finune of Lords
Enight
Davis Cup America Beats Germany in Inter Zone Final
America wins the doubles to take a 2 1 lead over Germany in the inter zone final at London. Budge and Mako defeat Gramane Henkel with scores 46 75 6 as the German side mounts a comeback in the fourth set before Budge steadies the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
America
Budge
Mako
Gramane Henkel
Rot von Cram
Hve Ratte
Eden speech in House of Commons on Europe and Gibraltar guns
Foreign Secretary Eden opened the debate claiming a hopeful foreign outlook and insisting Britain would defend Mediterranean rights. He warned against non intervention breakdown and cautioned against turning the Spanish Civil War into a European war while noting European powers seek to avoid expanding the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Eden
House of Cammons
Europe
Buen
Asia
Eden
J. Raden
Britain
Mediterranean
Winston Churchill
Franco
Germany
Gibraltar
Lloyd George
Hitler
Mussolini
Filen
Belgian King to Visit London for State Visit
The King of the Belgians accepted an invitation for a state visit to Buckingham Palace from November 16 to 19, meeting with the King and Queen during the stay in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tuuesday
Ami
Buckingham Palace
Banking Inquiry Report Recommendations Well Received
The Royal Commission on Banking report drew strong attention in financial circles and among economists who generally praised the recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission On Banking
Bank profits limit of five per cent urged by Chifley
The Royal Commission on Banking recommended capping profits of trading banks at five per cent per year on shareholders funds or eight per cent on paid capital, whichever is lower. J H Chifley argued profits were excessive before 1931 and urged limits on banks benefiting from public funds and services. He noted long-run profits varied across eras with high returns prior to 1931 and during the 1925–1930 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chifley
Royal Commission On Banking
Chifley
Aguier
London Press Reviews Australia Bank Reform Debate
London press comments on Australia banking plan noting public demand for a central bank free of politics and capable of earning confidence. Critics question note issuance limits and note reserve abolition while praising banking system services during past crises and predicting Empire wide currency changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Economic lecturer supports bank policy compromise
Ronald Walker of Sydney University argues the Banking Commission recommendations mark a balanced approach between Commonwealth Bank and government policy. He says the report represents a middle course between nationalisation pressures and government independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tuesdy
Ronald Waawer
Sydney University
Fisst
Banking Commissa 44
Walker
Exchange issue undecided in Melbourne report
Melbourne economist W B Reddaway notes the Banking Commission's recommendations omit the future exchange rate for the Australian pound. He says the proposed policy aligns with Australian conditions, while banks must halt minimum deposits with the central institution, seen as an uneasy compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tuesdy
W. B. Reddaway
Melbourne University
Banking Commission
Sr. Reddaway
Seema
Parit
North Coast harvest outlook and health spending report
Berlin correspondent notes health minister’s harvest estimate below average with 10 simmonai per cent less than normal. Wheat and rye harvest 15 per cent below average due to five years of poor yields. Total expenditure on hospital services projected around £62,000. East Prussia reports drought and winter hardship affecting Nurthanla and Sieg regions.
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London
Berlin
Sydney
Tuealay
Dilly Telegraph
Fitegen
Bane
Pruaaia
Wan Thong
Howphala
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