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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1936
Page
1
Berlin and Rome announce non intervention plans while Franco bombs Barcelona and the Spanish Government. Britain weighs naval actions as Italy and Germany back Franco. London discusses port supervision costs and potential naval concentrations in the Mediterranean. Officials assess whether intervention shifts remain unlikely despite growing tensions.
Tokyo reports Thursday that French aviator Andre Japy attempting a Paris to Tokyo record flight was forced to land in Kyushu amid cloudy rainy weather. He is seriously injured and the aircraft was destroyed.
Former Dominions Secretary Mr J H Thomas appears in public for the first time since leaving the Cabinet at a London philanthropic society banquet. He told reporters he would not reveal cabinet secrets and suggested a return to public life, while noting he had intended to stay buried. He attended as a guest of Lord Hourat and spoke without responsibility, signaling a possible comeback tradeoff.
King to visit Wales on a two day tour returning to Lanien tonight after touring distressed areas. He saw dire poverty and pledged to help stating he will do what he can to improve lives in the valleys. He urged cooperation from bankers and locals claiming commitment to better conditions for the unfortunate.
Frederick Alexander James of Adelaide filed a High Court writ against the Commonwealth alleging damages for alleged wrongdoing and seizure that interrupted his lawful business. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council recently held South Australian legislation unconstitutional under Section 92, affecting export quotas for dried fruit.
Thursday orders to Suiyuan troops were cancelled as cavalry reinforcements arrived and a counter attack forced 4,000 Manchukuo and Mongol forces to retreat. Reports say 300 were killed and enemy horse transport, motor cars, radio gear and food were seized.
A provocative article accuses Mr. Eden of sexual impropriety and charges a foreign power with breaches of a pact. The piece names political figures and hints at diplomatic fallout, signaling a charged domestic political controversy with international implications.
London Thursday reports wild scenes in the House of Commons as Foreign Secretary Eden and Labour MP Gallagher clash over non intervention. Debate touches on arms supplies, recognitions of Franco, and possible blockade and bombardment plans while Britain guards its interests.
Senate debate on war pensions criticized the board for denying more than 75 percent of appeals. Lawmakers urged a second tribunal and reforms to ensure substantial justice for veterans seeking benefits.
Sydney reports a union contest for control of Labour Daily with Lang ticket seeking votes on a board split. J T Lang MLA and D A Beasley MOP feature among candidates, while the Amalgamated Printing Trades Union and other bodies discuss expulsions and conference impacts affecting the newspaper and its industrial alignment.
England were bowled for 274 with five down as Australia XL’s innocuous attack troubled the innings. Chipperfield led with 4 for 17 off 20 overs while Robins and Hammond provided late resistance as England’s batting weakness again showed against a faulting bowling unit.
A distorted 1915 report in the American Journal Party accused Australian troops of slander. Former Defence Minister George Pearce defended the Australians noting high efficiency in training in Egypt and selection for the Gallipoli campaign. The piece tied Allied lines to alleged misdeeds amid wartime commentary.
Fragmented OCR text reports weather events and security notes including a military defence reference to Chatman, mentions Benator Hardy and Minister for Repatrin, with downpours and cyclone-like disturbances forecast. Scattered phrases describe rainfall totals, drought concerns, and water supply issues.
The government announces a further increase in the sustenance dole from late November and a Christmas bonus. Workers will receive their payments for the holiday period, with details indicating timely distribution.
General Franco says Madrid will fall as preparations to feed the populace intensify. A massive air battle over Madrid involved eleven bombers and fighters, with authorities reporting heavy damage and a plan to provision the city from Avila. A new Madrid mayor was to oversee rationing amid food reserves being flown in, while anti aircraft units defended the capital.
Dawn reveals extensive destruction in Madrid with riots and bombings by authorities. Reports describe civilians fleeing to cellars, food shortages, and thousands queuing for rations as government facilities suffer attacks and chaotic scenes unfold amid ongoing conflict.
In London on Friday Sir Samuel Hosre}, First Lord of the Admiralty, said preparations were underway for major naval expansion. He claimed most work would be undertaken in low-spirited districts to boost civilian employment and relieve stagnation, urging increased labor demand to fill the gaps.
Floods swept villages near the Oserusawa Copper mine above Ming Akita. The reservoir bank collapsed killing at least 300. Many victims suffered poisoning from contaminated water carrying copper salts. Rescue efforts continued as authorities assessed the disaster.
A fragmentary report discusses euthanasia and voluntary euthanasia debates in Britain. It cites experts like Dr Roach Lynch and Lord Ponwondy, noting concerns over medical involvement and calls for proper, honorable practices within Parliament. The text references a flood in a valley and a river, but the core item centers on ethical medical controversy and proposed regulatory safeguards.
Ironworkers at Chowder Bay Sydney walked out in sympathy with Tivane Deakin and Coy Briaballo workers. The shop in Tivane Deakin was described as blacked by the union. The movement aimed to support allied strikes, with stoppages affecting the steel frame at the oil tank construction site.
An all party delegation in the House of Commons plans to influence and mitigate suffering in Spain. The front mentions addressing both the Spanish government and General Franco, urging coordinated action and highlighting public opinion.
Readable fragments describe a factory theft where a group of girls decamped with payroll funds. The proprietor and brothers briefly left for lunch allowing suspects to enter. A man removed a telephone wire and fled with a stolen sum, leading to a chase and vehicle pursuit.
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