25 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1936
Page
1
European tension unsettles London as private members debate coronation arrangements and a delegation plans next week. London reports King Edward may favor television use at Westminster Abbey, aiming to balance spectacle with reverence during the coronation rehearsal talks.
Leyland scores a maiden Sydney Century, 148 not out, guiding England to a draw against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Bradman led England to 544 overnight, Australia required 256 to win. Leyland's steady innings and tense defenses, supported by Ames and chippersfield, kept the chase in check as the match faded into a draw.
Floating hotels would serve as cruising vessels carrying dignitaries to the Coronation events. The Port of London Authority may grant mooring facilities, with these ships positioned along the Thames between Gravesend and central docking zones for world attendees.
Berlin reports rising German anger as propaganda and Soviet criticism fuel tensions. Authorities describe a bar scene dispute and public unrest amid ongoing Cold War strains.
London reports nervous markets as fighting rages in Madrid and surrounding areas. Loyalists claim gains around the north west while German and Italian ships allegedly spy for the rebels. Berlin denies submarine attacks and questions the credibility of leaked notes from Moorish prisoners as refugees flee Valencia and Madrid. European tensions push prices down while authorities evacuate German and Allied nationals.
In the House of Commons Foreign Secretary said the government has no intention of aiding either side in Spain. If needed, Britain will protect merchant ships on the high seas outside the three mile limit. A bill to prohibit carriage of arms on British ships to Spain will be introduced immediately and feed to Cabinet Wednesday for quick passage.
Naval authority questions a reported submarine attack on Cartagena Harbour during a period of danger. A naval correspondent notes the fortress breakwater and absence of conclusive evidence about explosion cause, while suggesting cautious interpretation of wartime reports and the limits of naval training and readiness in that era.
The City editor of Tee Timon notes impression that Mussolini’s Italy is buying Australian wheat and 200,000 quarters from Argentina and smaller shipments from the Danube region. This comes as Italy's granaries are expected to be full from their own harvest.
Frank Ward the Mouth Australian plays cricket for Bir An announcement by Australian representative Juliee Cahn states Ward will remain in Australia. Ward is viewed as the most suitable compact for the test task. Ward has been in receipt for that sum.
Minister Sir Henry Gullett outlined the trade diversion policy in the House of Representatives, arguing it expanded Australian engineering and electrical industries, shifted substantial trade to the UK and other nations, and supported Australian secondary and primary industries without increasing total imports. He noted motor car industry plans, a bounty for engines, and aims to restore full employment while diversifying exports and widening overseas markets.
A report notes hopes for an early agreement affecting wool, textiles, and motor cars in Australia. It discusses expected price effects, potential 20 percent restraint on selling prices, and cost impacts on engine and chassis production. The Opposition leader points to Japan and the United States relations while criticizing tariff schedules as discriminatory.
An intense parliamentary session addressed Mrs Freer’s landing ban and related policies. Ministers faced questions on the immigration and charity rules, with opposition queries about cabinet decisions and Melanesian terms. Public letters show mixed civic reaction but few clergy voices on the matter.
Lieut Dewar is admitted to Amatraila amid expectations of good news. Officials provide no further details as the patient remains under observation and family members visit the hospital.
A fragmented note reports a women’s protest in Adelaide, referencing a two day event and demands related to equality and privileges. Details are unclear but imply organized action and advocacy by local participants.
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