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04 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
1
AIR RAIDS KILL EIGHT IN MADRID AND LONDON REPORTS
The article recounts daylight raids on Madrid with eight killed in outlying districts and a second attack delivering only pamphlets. Anti aircraft fire met the raiders as government planes bombed Talavera and surrounding areas. Civilians brace as air raids continue, with shops covering windows and authorities detailing movements toward Villena and El Escorial. A journalist from Sydney, Leste White, was killed at Valdemoro near the British cemetery in Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Monaly
Madria
Madrid
Loyalista
Dal Talavera
Beslegadelty
Adigen
Tebele
Elad Gunerranin
Monnixizs
Fim
Dindrid
Toyalleta Altempted
Italians Fear Seen In Il Duce Speech
London reports British naval observers discuss Mussolini's remarks on the Mediterranean naval outlook. British officials, still undecided on recognizing Abyssinia, await debate and possible moves linked to the Mediterranean Pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL Duce
London
H. Bywater
Daily Teleraph
Sigtor Mussolini
Mediterranean
Bignor Mussolini
Britain
Bruit
Mussolini
Whitehall
Abyasinli
Langue
South Australia edges England in late innings collapse
Match report from Adelaide describes South Australia pursuing 170 to win as England bowled tightly by Verity. South Australia fall to 0/ detectives, then slip, but Richardson and Moyle resist. Final tab shows South Australia all out for 275/3 and England bowled out for 281 in 153 minutes, with Verity as key bowler and notable field placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Tuealay
South Australlet
Singland
Eanly
Muns
Kimetand
South Australia
Richardson
Moyle
Alipe
Wade
Alife
Allen
Richard
Verity
Italy Leaves League Says Mussolini Mouthpiece Declares Exit
In the Giornale d'Italia Signor Mussolini’s mouthpiece Sludgo says Italy withdrew from the League like Germany and Japan. Italy does not think of going back, citing the League’s lack of understanding and signaling a permanent break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Jett
Signor
Gauda
Signor Musolisi
Sludgo
Germany
Japan
King Edward to Visit India During Imperial Talks
The King spoke at Parliament opening about League policy and imperial unity. He hailed the Imperial Conference in London and hinted at visiting India after the coronation to meet princes and people. He stressed defence measures and law reforms to curb public disorder while maintaining free speech and assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
League
Locarno
India
A. Dill
Wool Prices Rise Five Percent in Sydney Market
The Sydney wool market saw prices exceed prior records with a 4 to 5 percent rise across descriptions except faulty wools. Top demand centered on stylish, high quality wools, with Australian Merino and French buyers among principal operators. The NSW record was surpassed multiple times, driven by outstanding superfine wools and strong competition among buyers led by Armours and Rye Park Barter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tunusay
Bradford
Rye Park Barlier
Wethers and
Uwes
Yarkabico
France
Auetien
Ums Orariees
Bolnk & Per
New South Wales
A.R. Armour
Clit Dales
Armour
Polso
Helen
World Economic Co operation Urged by Mr Bruce in London
The Australien E E Commissioner in London urged economic cooperation over isolation. He warned against self containment and emphasized the danger of rising demands. He called for reasonable protection for agriculture and greater world trade as preconditions for economic reparation and shared prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australien EE
London
Bruce
Insurance Institute of
Londo
Geneval Georing
Netiohs
Bres
Duc
England
Americ
France
Coronel disaster blamed on Admiralty failing
Naval correspondent Hector Bywater argues the Coronel defeat and its 22nd anniversary were preventable if the Admiralty had heeded Australian naval advice. He details missteps, including orders diverting ships for a New Zealand expedition and failing to utilize the Australis to counter Von Spee. He calls for centralized plans and local command delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Coronel
Admiralty
Hector Bywater
Delly: ‘Telegraph
Raar-Admirslt
Christopher Cradock
J Australis
New Zealand
Samos
van Spee
Pacific
Malta
Scotland
Canada
von" Spee
Thring
Australis
Fiji
Craddoch
Coud
T Shring
jAncemary
Pemral
Tocal Command
Alarm at Ames Press Attack on MCC Health Verdict
London reports a medical verdict on L. I. Amex after Melbourne doctors assessed his condition. The executor’s land training and Ames's doubts about future action are noted amid claims MCC was misled by Ames's volatility. Substitute needed to avoid wasted days and dairy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lexpregaig
L. I. Amex
Melbourne
Ames
Allen
MCC
Teer Ag
Free Churches Invited to Coronation Service
The Archbishop of Canterbury will announce that an invitation is to be issued to the Free Churches to participate in the Coronation service. The arrangement involves the Coronation Committee and the National Church Council with ready participation from the Methodist Church via official invitation. Bishop Barnes notes the service's nature likely remains unchanged, while Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tweedey
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Labour Loses in Municipal Elections Across Isles
Labour party dominates in 72 towns in Bag Isud and Wales while defending gains from 2933. Reported results show Labour gaining 47 seats, losing 128. Conservatives up 78 with 39 losses. Liberals up 73 with 48 losses. Independents up 67 with 25 losses. Local races continued across multiple colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tuesdy
Latour
Telong
Bag
Lapour
Colinelia
Drug Trade Defense Plans and Borders of Sydney Chain
C I Mutchera of Pharmackus Defence Council announces a Drug Trade Defence plan to adjudicate Roots Pure Drug Co. Ltd proposals for a Sydney chain. He awaits a formal inquiry ruling before approaching the Commission while distancing unrelated chain stores and emphasizing professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
C. I. Mutchera
Pharmackus
Defence Council
Cornell
Roots Pure Drug Co., Ltd
Brmdon
Themita
Sydney
Taron
Lins
Ancestral Homes Changing Hands Across Britain
Fragmented OCR reads that ancestral estates in Britain passed to new owners after death duties drained wealth. Many people faced losing homes as properties were converted into roophtale and orphanages, while a broker in London plotted further transfers amid rising taxes.
Queen Mary Recovering In London Hospital
Queen Mary is reported recovering in London after an illness. The brief dispatch notes her condition with cautious optimism and mentions continued medical oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Mary
Bales and consignments listed by early Australian merchants
A rough OCR of a ledger style item shows numerous names such as McDounil Upper Horton and HL Crossley and Sons, with many entries of bales described AAAW AAA COM SUP COM etc. The fragment mentions buy orders and shipments at Tenterfield Ashford and Gunning, with quantities like five, eight, ten, twelve bales and two chains under various codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiadie’ Bros
Comicierters
Mc- Feetorn
Fuss
Atx
A.R. Lauriders
C. H McDounil
Upper Horton
HL Crossley
Gajong
Watt
Tenter
Beld
Emnith
Emamavilie
J. Pertrement
Curemiubbaia
J. A. Emmi
Hadley
Ashford
B. Edmonds
Tenterfield
B.D. Caldwell
Whits
Gunning
Lacka
New Zealand Banker Sees Inflation Threat Ahead
H R Kelliber of Bank of New Zealand, arriving in Sydney, said New Zealand inflation remains a concern but gradual improvement is expected. He noted government restraint and aims to empower the people while monitoring financial stability and the path to normal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
H. Ry Kelliber
Bank of New Zealand
Sydney Te-Dey
Soriet
Vlalt
New Zealand
Jess
Kelliher
Beaiaod
MonoSpar Plane Forced Down on Coral Reef Near Timor
A damaged report claims the MonoSpar Croydon plane crash on a coral reef near Timor was misdirected by a Darwin wireless direction. The craft was allegedly handed to the Australian Minister of Defence for review as investigators seek to determine misdirection and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho
Lee
Croydon
Coral Reef
Darwin
Atri
Defance
Rales
Committal on dog ring in fraud case at Grafton
Grafton Tuesday Damon Abert Shannon aged 25 described as a dog father and trainer from Sydney was committed for trial on a charge of conspiring to defraud the Ruthinnt Miwres and Clanmen River Coursing Clubs. Revidan, 28, a dog trainer, also committed for trial. The case involves alleged deceit to obtain funds from the clubs by betting schemes and bogus entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Damon Abert Shannon
Revidan
Boln
Sydney
Dubbo Murder Trial Details Misread in Fragment
Dubbo reports a murder trial with chaotic OCR text. The fragment mentions Kyte Ford and a September date, alleging planning crimes and unlawful instruments. The hearing was adjourned as details remain unclear.
Seamen Strike Tightens Blockade Across Pacific Coast
The Joint Committee of the West Coast Union extends the blockade to most vessels, tying up 245 ships on the Pacific Coast. Union leader Carran warns crews will board seized ships if needed, while Navy officials claim no plan to operate strike-bound vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific
Marime Commission
Sefestin
Segerding
de Seereel ' Coun
Atlas ‘Seamen
Parific
Union 14
Lfe
New South Wales Wins By One Wicket In Shield Match
In a dramatic Brisbane shield clash New South Wales chased 422 to win by one wicket after Queensland posted 416. Key partnerships by Marks and Chipparfield steadied NSW, with notable knocks from Robinson Wyeth Sackwan Brown and White not out. Queensland bowlers O Reilly Jackson and Hynes led the attack with varied success as the match swung on a razor edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
New South Wales
Queens
Pirat
Secon Rogers
Robinson
Brown
Oxenham
Wyeth
Dixon
O'Reily
Sunariea
O'R Hynes
Jackson
White
Wi Mudge
NEW South
Mudge
Jon
Patlewaold
Chipparfieid
Ivewi
I Wyeth
Sackwan
McGilvray
D DigNow
Hynes
Oxenum
Idield
Rlin
Sree
Premier Leaves for Loan Council
NSW Premier travels to Sydney on Tuesday to attend the Loan Council meeting. Treasury officers accompany the premier for discussions on financial arrangements and national borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ns.w
Loan Council
Sydney
Utr
Stowona
Mtalbourne
Panied Dye Treasury
Affohd
Death Collapse at Dinner in London Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR describes a deadly collapse during a dinner in London as guests laughed and talked. The narrative mentions a man named Henry and others, with references to a works official and a potential trial or inquiry looming. The date appears to be in 1948 context. The piece notes bereaved families and a plan for a formal arrangement following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Presidential poll hints at close Roosevelt win
A New York report analyzes early polling on the presidential race. Roosevelt remains favored but facing a tighter contest than expected as campaigns target business groups and policy debates. The piece suggests a slim reelection margin for Roosevelt with challengers pressing for the New Deal stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ud Sampeignie
Weller
Roose
Landom
Keaton
Walt
New Year Extra Holiday Considered By State Cabinet
The State Cabinet proposed declaring Saturday January 2 a public holiday. The document discusses political reaction, noting Father Coughlin’s attacks on Roosevelt, the Union Party and Socialist votes, and a broader view of the campaign climate. It critiques the era’s democracy and public sentiment without graphic detail.
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Holly Atte
Declere Saturaay
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