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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 09, 1936

Page

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Poll in March Elections With Referendum Mandate

The government plans a general election for the House of Representatives to run concurrently with the March 3 or 6 1937 referendum. A delayed date aims to avoid extra costs and bolster Australian leverage at the upcoming Imperial Conference in London. Prime Minister Lyons seeks a three year mandate to push policies and gain concessions, with potential industrial powers for the Commonwealth to be discussed later.

Mr. Lyons Canberra House of Representatives London Australia Lyona Commonwealth U.A.P Labour Lyons

Radio Priest Leaves Political Stage

Detroit report notes Father Coughlin disbands the National Union of Social Justice as discredited by Roosevelt’s election. He withdraws from radio activity while plans to hold a March election emerge amid Labour and UAP debates. Lyons private optimism contrasts with opposition as government builds toward London and a coronation delegation.

Detroit B. Stephenson Michigan Father Coughlin National Union of Social Justice Roosevelt

Insurgent Forces Enter Spanish Capital Italy Record Economic Siege

Rome correspondent reports orders to unveil stone tablets on November 18 in every municipal council building across Italy. The tablets record an economic siege imposed by sanctions and marked as an enduring symbol of perceived injustice to Italy.

London Rome Morning Post Italy

London Boom Draws Buyers Amid Market Surge

The London Stock Exchange closes a week of frenzied trading with rising shares across sectors. Rubbers, Trans-Atlantics, tins, coppers and oils led activity as many first time buyers invest, boosting market capitalizations with Vickers shares up 18 million pounds since 1935 and Imperial Tobacco up 85 million. Bucket shops grow as risk spreads.

Vickers Ordin Imperial Tobacco

Seat of Government Moved to Albacete

Five months after the Civil War began the Spanish rebels reached Madrid. Moors and Legionaries push from the suburbs toward the centre, shelling provinces and forcing government defenders to retreat along the Valencia road. Franco’s forces press on towards Casa del Campo and the Model Prison as Madrid buckles under bombardment.

London Madrid Albacete Valencia Ogilvie Forbes Casa del Campo Franco Meclodia Varela

Wool Industry Association Arouses Ministry Over South African Wool Costs

In Tokyo on a Saturday report, Mr Kawamashi, president of the Wool Industry Association, has prompted the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to urge South African export guild to raise compensation for importers facing higher costs. The move aims to protect the government’s policy not to buy from Australia amid rising wool expenses.

Tokyo Wool ‘Industry Association Kawamashi Ministry of Commerce and Industry Australia

Australian Native Association Conference Opens at Canberra

The Australian Native Association begins in Canberra with Mr. P. J. Toohey presiding. Delegates from New South Wales Queensland South Australia Tasmania Western Australia and Victoria attend. Discussions focus on federation unity national insurance constitutional reform and appointing an Australian born Governor General.

Australian Native Association Canberra P. J. Toohey A.N.A New South Wales Messrs Messrs. 8. W. Griffith J.weatheraton Queensland R. G. Nicholson Victoria Massra G. RB. Holland J. Parker ANA Federal Council of the Australian Natives Association Commonwealth South Australian Board of Directors National Insurance

Spring Exhibition Opens at Albert Hall with Floral Splendor

The eighth annual Spring Exhibition of the Horticultural Society of Canberra opened by Lady Whiskard and Sir Geoffrey Whiskard after a minute of silence for Sir Littleton Groom. Awards included the Lady Gowrie Cup to Mrs J F L Cumpston and other trophies to Tamsett, Hewson, Southwell, Lowe, and Col H E Jones.

Albert Hall Horticultural Society of Canberra Whiskard Geoffrey Whiskard A. E. Bruce Littleton Groom Groom London Mra. J, FL L. Cumpston Tamsett Goulburn Hewson A. Southwell Misa K. Lowe Arthur Yates Ophelia H. E. Jones 8. P. Pinn Lamb Reid Iceland

Insurgents Reach Near Model Prison as Madrid Battles Escalate

Rebels advance mainly north of the Casedal Campo toward the Model Prison while fires burn in key buildings. General Varela reports anarchists in confusion in central Madrid and fears for about 30,000 hostages. Lisbon dispatches say insurgents push with flame throwers, tanks, and armored cars to seize western park locations and move on the city center.

Toledo Bridge Manganares Sefonla Gate Casedal Campo Manzanares Model Prison Model Varela General Varela General Francy Madrid Lisbon Parka

Madrid Civil War Escalates as Fugitives Flee

Fugitives stream from Madrid in all conveyances while disrupted streets see shops closed and buildings damaged by shelling. Insurgent leadership claims to defend the capital as Loyalist forces push toward control and international watchers report mixed diplomatic signals.

Madrid Senor Gil Robles Liston Spain Ramon France America

Dominions King May Visit Canada in 1938

London reports authoritatively that King Edward will likely not visit Canada in 1938 due to his India trip. Mackenzie King confirms the monarch plans a Canadian visit after the coronation, with possible tours to other dominions and aviation aiding long trips.

London India Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa Britain Quebec Mackenzie King Europe Edward Dominions Australian Associated Press Lyons Baldwin Daily Mail

River Fatality Drowned Man at Kingston Molonglo

James Feebey aged 25 drowned while bathing in the Molonglo River at Kingston yesterday afternoon. Companions failed to reach him as the river ran about 50 yards wide and 12 feet deep. His body was recovered midstream last night after a lengthy search by more than 20 young men and police divers. Feebey, a Tasmania native, had lived in Canberra eight months and worked at the Causeway Mees.

James Feebey Molonglo Kingston Feebey Weilst Bailey Tasmania Fleo Canberra

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