Fragmentary note on repudiation rights and company
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26 Nov 1937
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
1
Japanese Air Raid on Canton Leaves City in Ruins
Canton suffered a brutal air raid lasting about thirty minutes. 500 lb bombs shattered buildings and left at least 52 dead with many disfigured or blown apart. Leaflets warned evacuation as further indiscriminate bombing was feared. Reports describe Chinese and American cameramen observing mass destruction and looming renewed Japanese attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Canton
Teia
South China fears Japanese invasion near Formosa
The Hongkong correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says fears mount that Japan is planning a large scale invasion of the South coast. Reports from Amoy claim thousands of Japanese troops and warships are ready to invade the Santon area, viewed gravely due to risk to British interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hongkong
Daily Telegraph
Japan
Amoy
Formosa
Santon
TALK WITH HITLER FULL DISCLOSURE TO FRANCE
London reports indicate no parliament debate planned on immediate international affairs. Government urged to brief Commons on aims after Anglo French talks. Editorial calls peace minded to stop Moore to agitation and cites 1935 Anglo German pact as key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
London Paris Meeting War Talk and Allied Tension
In a London Paris report dated Thursday the piece notes political exchanges about war readiness and allegiance. It mentions authorities pursuing ammunition and revolvers along riverbanks and roads, with references to Chamberlain and Anglo French solidarity amid rumors of economic pressure.
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Paris
Cargoulan
France
Paria
Aiden
Or M Chautempe
London
Cagoularia
Chamberlain
Portia
Important
Busignier
Hiapel
Air Ministry
Maine Tabuuie
Tonnven
Fl Air Force
Herr Hitler
Signor
Pitot
Navy
Maavelin
German Silence Berlin Front Pages Report
Berlin reports reflect silence on Mr Chamberlains Commons statement with fronts noting Lord Halifax’s visit discussions though no comment is provided. The article records cautious reception of the visit amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges and uncertain developments.
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Berlin
Hare Hit- Yee
Lord Halifax
Missing woman in London and briefing on Germany
A report from London notes Prime Minister Chamberlain in the House of Commons discussing Lord Mallfax’s vial to Germany and the search for a missing woman, O'Grady, 42, of Macrekville. Details include a downtanging bag, a small business sale, and confidential conversations. Berlin reports diplomatic circles condemning press coverage and a German demand in response to an article by the Manchester Guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wodnontay
Mr. Chamberlain
Belmore
Berlin
Manchester Guardian
Rail
Early Announcement on Pacific Shipping Proposals by Prime Minister
The Prime Minister indicated at night that an early announcement on Pacific shipping plans is expected. It is understood that the statement will reveal Australia’s participation in reviving Pacific shipping, possibly within the week, with a cabinet committee member noting shifts in American trade policy affecting Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahr
Lyon
Paulie Shipping
Bail Refusal in Sydney Murder Case Hearing
Judge Maxwell refused renewed bail for Gabriel Reilly ahead of trial on charges of murdering Clarence Henry 88 Detective-Sergeant 0 Wi McCrae. The court noted inconsistencies in Park Street accounts and defense argued underworld connections. The judge warned prejudice risks but allowed renewal of the application at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thuvada
Maxwell
Gabriel Reilly
Hin Trie
Clarence Henry
Wi McCrae
Park Street
Nim McCrae
Amaberg
Railly
Thomas
Ne Underworld
Trade ties fray as Japan not honour Melbourne deal
A Wool Hunters leader Mr G J Kelly warned of friction over Japan not honoring Melbourne trade pact amid a wool price spike. He urged US credits be eased to boost wool exports while noting Japan sought wool buys and warned of slow continental purchases. Drought pressured NSW pastoralists and disrupted truck stock arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
G. J. Kelly
Huntis
Ibrauueam
United Statna
Japan
Ilexiguy
Countey
Frei
Nine Powers Conference Recesses After Brussels Talks
The conference adopted a slightly revised declaration reaffirming Nine Power Treaty principles as essential to world peace. It urged Japan to suspend actions in China and seek peaceful means. United States envoy Norman Davis declined Chamberlain's London invitation and returned home for personal reasons, noting the talks would resume later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Expanded Infantile Paralysis Quarantine Extends to December
Canberra health authorities extended emergency regulations during the infantile paralysis outbreak into the sixth month. Quarantine rules were gazetted requiring quarantine for contacts arriving from Victoria and obliging proprietors of guest houses, hostels, and hotels to notify the health officer immediately if anyone under 21 arrives from affected areas. A three week quarantine applies to each person upon Canberra arrival.
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Canberry
Canberra
Victoria
Jury awards 4750 damages in Sydney motorist case
The Supreme Court jury awarded Foster Herbert Wille damages of 4750 against insurance agent John Graham. Wille claimed his wrist was pierced by a car on Hunter Street as bystanders described the handle linked to an incident at Sydney Hospital. Justice Halse Rope commented on the extraordinary nature of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Supreme Court
Foster Herbert Wille
John Graham
Willems
Aong Hunter Street
Williams
Docuira
Sydney Hospital
Halse Ropeere
Sydney Crowd Welcomes Immigrants On Teulian Ship Romoby
A large throng gathered as the motor ship Romoby carrying seventy-seven immigrants reached Sydney. Most passengers were Greeks. many wore old clothing and carried parcels and sugar aboard. Several were uninjured, with the medical crew inspecting newcomers.
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Sydney
Thurwilay
Romoby
Sister Kenny Returns From Abroad in Brisbane
Sister Kenny arrived in Brisbane by plane after a trip from London and refuted Sydney reports criticizing the Kenny method. Hunter Kenny defended orthodox methods and noted their limited use in Australia. Sister Kenny refused to comment on her overseas work but discussed London achievements.
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Brisbane
Bisler Kenny
Jay
Lowion
Sydney
Infante Parnivale
Kenny
Hunter Kenny
Tix County
London
Bieter Kenny
Nazis Cancel Church Elections in Berlin Postponed
A Berlin report states church elections have been indefinitely postponed by Nazi authorities. The official line attributes the delay to disruptions within church leadership, while Jewish organizations denounce the action as suppression of religious freedom. The notice notes no new date for rescheduled polls.
Death of Missing Explorer Established
A New York report states that the English explorer Fawcett, missing for twelve years, is now presumed dead after a message from Riaziatates. The return of the claim confirms the long unresolved disappearance and ends the mystery surrounding his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bombardment Intensifies as Franco Attacks Madrid
A heavy overnight bombardment begins in Madrid as General Franco launches a major assault to capture the city. Reports say hundreds may be killed or wounded, with shells dropping every few seconds as insurgents push against Republican defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Franco
Abella
Barcelona
Aragon River
Oviretto
Gijon
Sng
No Armistice Hint in London Reported
A London report states there is no indication in Whitehall to support a Daily Mail suggestion that M Chautemps will discuss an armistice in Spain. The note follows ongoing talks in Brussels about Catalan President Senor Companys and the results of recent discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thurmiay
Whitehall
M. Chautemps
Spain
Senor Companys
Brussels
Varis
Woman's ordeal after 50 foot cliff fall near Katoomba
A Bellevue Hill woman, 48, fell fifty feet at a cliff edge near Katoomba while tied on a rope. Police searched all night. rescuers reached her at dawn and she was found across rocks in agony with broken back confirmed at Katoomba Hospital. Another missing woman from Blackheath was found in a weak but unhurt state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Flo Gill
Bellevue Hill
Katoomba
Aidy
Blackheath
Divorce Order in Hartman Case Sparks Payment Controversy
In a divorce suit Hartman is ordered to pay 10 payments of E40 before October with a writ of attachment not to be enforced if payments are kept up. The judge warned Hartman to stay in the country and support his wife, granting a limited extension for payment while noting his separation from his spouse. Alan Amith for Munroy submitted an Aguree outlining Hartman’s arrival in Australia and lack of support prior to the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bartmaty
Darby Sunto
Taligr
Hartman
Paymanta
Ba Chiie
Alan Amith
Munroy
Wince Hartman
Australia
Lambert Yas
Mi Alnglera
Seaplane capsizes at Auckland
A seaplane capsized near Auckland as the amphibian aircraft reportedly broke apart during the incident. No definitive details on casualties or causes are provided in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Henry Ford Assures Public Amid Mood Dip and Doubts
Henry Ford declares the current downturn in mood temporary and argues the stock market’s fluctuations do not gauge real business. He says production should focus on dollars to buy goods, not controlling labor or government, and notes protests by striking workers at Detroit plants as part of broader discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weibach
Army Nurses Slur Sparks Melbourne Political Row
A minister in Melbourne faced calls to withdraw after remarks deemed an insult to the returned army. The minister apologized for the reflected comment amid protests from a deputation and ongoing debate on wartime conduct and moral issues.
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