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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 18, 1936
Page
1
A garbled report outlines European plans involving Abyssinia and Italian development efforts. It mentions a senate ratification and a controversial push toward annexation with references to political figures and sanctions, noting infrastructure aims and a newly established national initiative in 1886.
London reports confirm the Italian communication deposited with the League of Nations Secretariat. It notes no demand on Britain to answer over alleged dum dum bullets supplied to Abyssinian forces. The exchange centers on cited supply allegations and league responses.
Chancellor Schuschnigg’s decree disarming the Heimwehr alarms Austrian cabinet circles as leaders under Bastentele urge unity and pledge obedience while Prince Starhemberg, Interior Minister, faces narrowed collaboration and questioned army reforms. Police are training with armored cars wireless and grenades amid tense political maneuvering.
Four miners died in a massive explosion and fire at Aberdare Number 2 Colliery in Dinamore. Rescue teams recovered charred bodies after three hours. victims Christopher Yeoman, 88, Moevomer 48, Repert Binina, and Albert Perch, all from different towns, were at the pit when the blast occurred during a meal break. The incident prompted mine safety actions as authorities investigate the cause and effects on workers.
London reports Japanese reinforcements moving into North China to Tientsin and Peking as a prelude to fresh demands. Tokyo seeks recognition of Manchukuo, closer cooperation with foreign powers, and economic controls to curb Chinese currency and administration.
A two-vehicle crash on Federal Highway about six o'clock last night injured Harold Btone and Mrs Analeck who were rushed to Canbeore Hospital. Three others sustained minor injuries after treatment and were released.
A brief report notes the Pope's action at Rouen and details surrounding the event, with emphasis on church leadership and regional consequences. The account highlights official intentions and potential implications for local clergy and faithful in the area.
Fragmentary report mentions alleged breach of canon law linked to church authority and naval events in Paris and London. References to bishops, war, and funding issues appear amid unclear passages about investigations and conclusions.
Monte Gaalo reports vast casino losses caused by swindlers. The scheme allegedly uses counterfeit funds and false aviation ties to launder money, with totals possibly reaching 649000. Authorities warn the public about the ongoing deception and seek to identify the perpetrators.
Extensive inquiries fail to locate the missing trawler Girl Pat. Owners allege master George Black Osborne and crew abandoned ship. Mrs Osborne says her husband owns motor fishing boats in New Zealand and may be involved. The report notes concern about his whereabouts and possible voyage intentions.
Amy Mollison set a new record for the Cape Town to England route by air, four days 16 hours 18 minutes, surpassing Flight-Lieutenant Rose by over a day. Bad weather forced a landing in Austria, delaying her attempt and preventing a larger time gain.
Percival Gull aircraft gain favor in new markets across Indie France ameden and Cua with growing demand.
Berlin reports that Hitler has decided no reply will be sent to British questions until after the League of Nations meeting in June. The note alleges International Affairs are in a fragile state and hinges on post meeting proposals from Hitler.
Berlin dispatch from The Manchester Guardian notes Germany faces economic strain despite militaristic gains. Devaluation risks loom unless expansion reverses and retrenchment deflates spending. Budget woes persist, defence costs near £300 million, heavy debt amid strong industrial revival but living standards lag as unemployment and social costs rise.
Sydney report notes a golf course mishap with players scrambling after a dive about to unfold. OCCUPANTS' ESCAPE details suggest a rapid evacuation as crowd and officials respond to the disturbance on the fairway.
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