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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1936
Page
1
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In Sydney political circles the Loan Council is expected to decide to raise the loan for more than 7.9 million dollars. The New South Wales contingent led by Mr Stevens will likely depart Sydney tomorrow for the meeting.
In Adelaide, Hammond falls just short of a century as England bowls South Australia out for 238. Final scores show England’s bowlers restricting the home side while Parker and Ryan contribute to the English attack. Verity and Walkers support with key dismissals as the match unfolds across 185 minutes of play.
Fragmented report reveals discussions in Canberra about thrushes and their relocation. Authorities propose calm management while lawmakers debate the feasibility and timing of removing specific thrush groups.
Reports claim General Franco plans an attack on Madrid beginning with a hundred bombers supported by fighters, followed by a ground advance of 20 000 troops with Legionaries and tanks. Rebel actions press the capital from the southwest as fuel shortages and power cuts spread.
Long dispatch reports a Monospar plane crew led by Crocombe arriving in Durban aboard the Nimoda after a perilous Timor Sea flight. The article notes Crocombe’s remarks on a proposed monument honoring the Monospar, with discussions about relocating the memorial to the city and plans for a public display in the area.
A railway accident near Katoomer left Sharice ONeill, 40, fatally injured after a truck was struck by two trains and another train halted his attempt to escape. Workmen warned him as he stood on the periphery, a fatal impact occurring when the second train struck him while he lay between tracks. He died within minutes of arrival at a hospital.
Fragmented text references UIRX will sift full measures and pacts. Mentions mourning and a mangoy phrase, then unclear notes about air accident allegations and a Mr Masoin. Source lacks coherent facts, but indicates project status, interoffice concerns, and possible inquiries into crash-related claims.
The strike cripples 77 American ships from Baltimore to New Orleans, threatening Seaboard and Gulf routes. Government intervention hints surface as leaders like McCrady in San Francisco and McCarthy of the International Merchants warn of worsening delays and layoffs.
Benito Mussolini addressed about 200000 people in a cathedral area denying disarmament fears and praising Germany Italy and Austria while denouncing the League of Nations. He urged cautious steps toward peaceful settlement and warned against undermining collective security.
In Brisbane Monday a tense Shield race unfolds as tallon’s century sparks Queensland’s reply. A late partnership builds steady progress with notable contributions from Oxenham and Amos while rivals edge toward a substantial total.
Budgeting for a surplus this year estimated at £250,000 is noted amid reports from Victoria. The article mentions Zimbabwean and Abyssinian matters, Mussolini’s appeal for Mediterranean understanding, and references to League attempts and Austro German relations, with a focus on wartime rhetoric and economic mobilization.
Canberra Hospital cases refused admission prompt debate as doctors warn notifiable infections may require treatment. Department of Health urged to ensure care for those denied access. Officials cite strain on wards and need for contingency actions while Dr. Nott leads efforts to press minister for interior department support.
Reading through the scattered names and results, the country week headline highlights Sydney and Lismore players in a bowling event. Key figures include Stapleton, Merriman, Reilly, Staples, and Newbury with various matches and scores noted.
A fragmented cricket score shows bowlers Hynes White Jackson Mudge Plenly Robinson with figures 41/4 1/39 1/20 0/207 1/184 0/14 and totals 703 124 81 215 270, indicating incomplete innings data and player outputs.
MELBOURNE Monday. The English cricketer Amen, suffering from a strained lower joint of the arm, arrived by the Grontes liner and was immediately examined by a Collins street specialist who found a strained lower joint and advised rest.
A damaged wire service fragment provides partial details of a local event or notice with unreadable portions. Readable items name a place and involved parties but key facts like dates or actions are missing, leaving an unclear public record.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows debate over Herr Hitler’s Bolshevism and the League of Nations. French officials reportedly react with dismay to Mussolini’s stance while seeking peace and a new understanding with Britain. Higher circles in Berlin and Paris weigh armament and diplomacy as the Mediterranean frame shifts.
A damaged Edmonton report notes Alberta will default on a 1 250 000 bond issue with principal unpaid. Premier Aberhart states interest at 3 percent will be paid indefinitely and a money shortage prompted the default.
Desperate pleas from farmers drive a crisis censure motion as opposition seeks to bar the Premier from attending a loan council meeting. Key ministers and under treasurer named amid talks of a 200,000 ceded sum and widespread farmer protests across stations demanding aid from the state government.
A fragmentary concert review praises Sydney Mackwan and others for a classical program at the Albert Hall. It highlights Mackwan’s diction and a mix of traditional pieces with modern touches, noting the audience’s warm reception and an encore.
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