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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1936
Page
1
Mr Ardill replies to Mr Bruxner accusing government inactivity over land and closer settlement. He says opposing views will be fought publicly and asserts many country MPs back limiting ax fires and favor stronger action to secure future welfare of Australia.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion of land availability and settlement activity. The text mentions large tracts, parcels, and potential reallocation or settlement patterns with an emphasis on prospective occupants and land use.
The South Wales Dried Fruits Board met in Sydney to discuss the Privy Council ruling on the tied trusts industry. Officials reviewed implications for trust handling and regulatory alignment, with experts to draft further guidance for member firms.
The article notes rebels led by General Franco gaining belief among rightist supporters, while government forces hold air and navy superiority. Navarre shows strong anti-government sentiment as rebels claim early victories, with casualties estimated around 20,000 and key coastal bombardments at San Sebastian and Irun.
Reports from London and Ottawa describe efforts to curb surplus wheat with plans for international purchase at favorable prices. Britain, France, and Argentina welcome the idea as storage totals show a five year low, while a separate warfront update covers Spanish civil conflict and military movements around Madrid Cadiz and Gibraltar with casualties and strategic positions.
London report notes government acts continue wartime policy while rebel forces in northern Spain press advances toward Madrid. Foreign observers warn of Civil War dangers as British travelers and refugees seek safety. U S embassy reports Spain unable to assure protection, offering refuge to women and children with aid supplies pledged.
Cabinet meetings in Melbourne hint Australia will pursue a tariff-aligned path with Japan. Officials doubt major concessions will be granted during ongoing negotiations, and the expected big Christmas trade with Australia may proceed with imports completed before the season.
Sir Samuel Hoare warned in Empire Association remarks that Britain's navy must stay at peak strength to reinforce any threatened imperial unit. He argued air power cannot replace sea defense and trade protection hinges on a mobile, powerful fleet. He urged spread of Empire burden sharing to ease UK strain.
Melbourne Thursday. Mya Alan dames Garland from Cauineul petitions Justice McSurvine in Practice Court 1 day for interim injunction against Samuel Kent of Caulheld to stop training Paltrwaco for spring meet. Kent claims two year lease from 1 November 186, with care obligations. three surgeons warn Paltrwaco has tendon and ligament injuries making training unsuitable. Judge orders interim injunction to Kent and set return for Wednesday for further hearing.
Edward Archibald James Ferguson twenty six was committed for trial at the police court on two charges arising from an alleged razor slashing in a house at Mudgee on July 6. Four charges were preferred. two withdrawn. main charges involve intent to murder Constance Margaret Ferguson and grievous bodily harm to Arthur Roy Glew. The defendant allegedly attacked his wife and a man during a quarrel over a little child Marie.
Fragmentary notes suggest London discussions on Locarno security pacts. Evidence points to British Prime Minister and foreign ministers focusing on peace treaties amid tense international strains.
Ed win Rankin Gardiner a 28 year old labourer was charged with maliciously aiming to wound Alfred Fox. Constable Mc Grath testified shots fired through a hotel door endangered a bystander and a lorry driver. Gardiner remanded on £100 bail to July 1.
Paris reports Spanish airmen retired at Le Bourget yesterday are said to have asked the French government in the name of Spain for Morocco and supplies for relief. They claim to have delivered 30 bombers with ammunition and a minor garrison to the Arat resistance before returning, as the French cabinet debates extent of support.
Widespread rain has fallen across New South Wales with light registrations noted. The weather office warns of substantial losses in land value due to rainfall and expects the rain to extend to the coast, including Sydney, within four hours. In the far west, only light falls recorded, while eastern and central districts report general rainfall.
Fragmented report shows labour councils proposing a 40 hour work week with daily meetings and discussions near Mall Iiphemena. The proposal, tied to a premier forum, aims to set a standard week while addressing industry concerns.
A delegation from the Australian Native Time minister prompts discussion on granting the Commonwealth power over trade and commerce. Speakers urge referendum, warn against foreign treaties, and emphasize boosting domestic industries via reciprocal agreements. Immigration policy and migration concerns are raised, with Lyons promising government consideration.
Dr H Ronald Walker, lecturer in Keapomica at the University of Sydney, addressed a Thursday audience about the discipline. He outlined aims of study, noting its relevance to Australian academic programs and future research directions.
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