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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1939
Page
1
Lisbon reports a Cartagena revolt against the Republicans with a Nationalist warship en route. Gibraltar currents say the naval radio station was briefly held by Nationalists before Republicans retook it, while forces pressed to quell the uprising.
A Berlin report states that Nazl Porch, a Jew, has been sentenced to death for high treason connected with alleged winter espionage in the Nevats shipyard and cabotage of industrial kings. Also punished are accomplices for related charges.
The report notes a championship outcome with New South Wales teams claiming top honors in a difficult match. Strong names and places are cited, including regional organizers and competing players, marking a notable event in the amateur scene.
In a Monday session at Sydney the Minister for Commerce Sir Earle Page cited attacks and criticism by the Minister for Works Mr Spooner over Bunnerong power station safety and the push for a deep sea port on the Clarence River. The discussion touched on potential costs and regional strategic vulnerabilities, with reference to a projected deep sea harbor at Clarence River and the broader wartime navigation dangers.
A member of the Commonwealth Ministry, the Postmaster-General Mr Cameron, criticized the press for rushing ahead of the facts. He argued journalists should avoid presaging outcomes and instead remain anchored to confirmed information. He warned against radio dissemination that could mislead the public and stressed the significance of accurate reporting for Austria.
Aviation officials criticized the Postmaster General James Cameron as night flying would not be adopted during his tenure. Mr A B Heath and Sir Keith Smith urged night flying only after ground improvements and paving works.
Fragmentary text indicates Gandhi's fasting prompted a viceroy intervention. The garbled lines mention individuals and places but lack clear dates or outcomes. no full names or verifiable events can be confirmed from the provided text.
A sprawling, unclear article outlines legal actions surrounding alleged wrongful dismissal claims in Sydney Monty, naming Allen MlcLiowell and Anwx Hiri amid dispute over leadership and governance. The piece references mayoral conflict, resignations, and ongoing investigations affecting local governance and new council directives.
Distracted by builders and clatter from near the Cabinet room, ministers voice nerves over diversions and renovations. A specialist team works with temporary quarters and equipment removal planned to ease the disruption.
Dr. Goebbels opens the Leipzig Trade Fair criticizing the British Empire’s wealth and its handling of world food. He calls for Germany to harvest the rewards through hard work, boasting of economic vigor and national resilience amid shortages.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a court action where a claim by Lannel Boaley a former way rebersiment ropm sanayer at Walineawang is dismissed. The document references a 8000 amount and a prosecutor and commissioner but lacks clear details. The verdict was returned under a judge directed process.
Aus Calan High Commissioner Mr S M Bruce warned lenders of the Australian Dairy Industry that sustained trade growth could not be maintained. He cited butter exports to the United Kingdom and a looming problem with mutton and lamb, noted Britain reserved the right to curb imports. He supported commodity councils to regulate prices once general principles are agreed, and said councils must be clearly defined by the British Government.
The piece notes a shift in strategy as defensive measures tighten and offensive actions appear more prominent. Analyst Sine Gayna argues this marks a new era of naval and land maneuvering, with critics questioning the plan and its implications for national security.
The North Coast endured heavy rains as a cyclone battered the coast from Port Macquarie to Sydney. Vessels slowed for safety, forecasts warned of intensifying downpours across the center and southern coasts tonight and tomorrow. Sydney recorded 476 points of rainfall by 3 pm, near march averages.
The Victeay of India has sanctioned introduction into the Assembly of bill providing for registration of foreigners entering residing or departing from India. The present law has no provision on movement. A census showed 480000 foreigners in India.
An agreement granting Germany and Gyowo oil concessions in Czechoslovakia is reported as signed. The deal covers production in the region with concessions outlined for the two nations.
Northern Territory medic Dr. Fenton endured a perilous 500 mile flight south of Darwin to operate on Red Quality with appendicitis. After the surgery he pressed on to return home, faced a tropical storm, flew blind, and narrowly found the railway line before landing in Darwin at 12 30 a m.
Delegates debate whether attendance at country dances should be left to individual ministers. The motion to instruct young people to abstain was defeated. Harper of Ariat Park Circuit called dances hunting grounds for prostitution, urging condemnation of dance halls by the conference.
Melbourne reports indicate Tasman flights may begin this year between Sydney and Australia using a new Empire flying boat model. Each leg is estimated at about eight hours, signaling an ambitious expansion in air travel.
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