27 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1935
Page
1
Rome reports Mussolini eager for settlement of the Abyssinian dispute if possible now while his armies are victorious. The Rome correspondent notes pressure from sanctions and domestic murmurs of possible Italian defeat if the war continues at high cost. Rumors persist that Mussolini may leave the League if talks fail to resolve the aggression.
London reports show Prime Minister Baldwin inviting Signor Mussolini to outline terms to end hostilities. Sir Eric Drummond’s letter, via M. Brinon, signals a new phase in Britain’s peacemaking effort. A League committee is to reconvene December 9 to consider sanctions and potential further measures.
A government report states the revolution in the North Eastern States was checked but declares a 20 day martial law and full military mobilization under President Varcasian. Fighting centers in Natal and Pernambuco with revolting regiments under new officers.
An Abyssinian detachment under Dedjas routs three Tehali units north of Ms and captures their encampment during a feast. The Italian commander is killed as troops, eight horses, and ammunition mules are destroyed. Geledi dispatches say Tealian tanks and aircraft seize Abyssinian caravan near Aijige and destroy 26 lorries.
Reports from Shanghai describe a North China autonomy bid triggering high treason charges by the Nanking government. Japan declines direct military aid after diplomatic signals, while provincial leaders seek armed support to counter rebels. Local volunteer forces scuffle with police as town hall buildings are patrolled and evaluated amid a tense standoff.
In the general election Uniea retires members are replaced by by election after the death of Noel Slueiton. Conservatives 387 Liberal National 38 National Labour 8 form government supporters 430 Labour 154 Liberals 16 Others 16 oppose 1 majority 245. Hoare urged Unionists to consider proportional voting.
Calcutta dispatch notes a villager claim four days ago of an aircraft with a damaged wing seen in jungle. Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Tom Pethybridge reportedly alive, pending wireless confirmation awaiting official word.
Reports from New Delhi and Sydney note a possibly crashed aeroplane near Takuapa in Siam, with two Polish airmen Karpinaki and Rogaluki feared missing. Authorities urge caution as details are unconfirmed while a mine manager sighting near Takuapa is debated alongside a plane resembling the Lady Southern Cross.
Reports from Dundee Island say Lin tain Ellsworth and Hollick-Kanyon have not been heard since their Saturday trans Antarctic flight began. Radio contact may be possible to receive messages though they cannot send. Depots cached by Rear Admiral Byrd’s expedition are marked along the likely route if their plane is disabled.
In Montreal on Monday the Government of Quebec was returned to power with a small majority. The tally shows Gov 12 and the Opposition 43, indicating a tight result and continued party leadership.
A High Court hearing reappears from a Federal Income Tax Commissioner ruling seeking to recover £162,000 in penalties in a case involving Tueadore Charles Raulneis MLC. Witnesses describe Trautwein’s betting activity, large notes, and racing income.
Fremantle Tuesday Henry Gullett returned to Australia after negotiating trade treaties with France Belgium Switzerland Germany Cascodioria and Poland He warned that every variation of eight farthings per pound in wool price costs Australian growers over a million pounds He argued treaties could be made with most countries to improve Australia’s market position and balance primary exports with reciprocal concessions through treaty making.
Melbourne court hears Dr Allan John Bothastey 45 Fitzroy charged with murdering Dr Francia Stanislaus Laughlin 85 North Carlton. Detective notes alleged feud over payment for practice led to a confrontation at Bothamley’s surgery. Laughlin died after le lever blows. Bothastey remanded to jail.
In the report fragments a large army buildup is described with aims to deter pests and safeguard British interests. The text mentions protecting holdings and strategic positions amid mounting tensions. No clear dates or names are provided.
A report from Darling Harbour notes a firearm incident aboard a train. An unidentified passenger claims a shot was fired near a van, with one bullet passing through a pane. Authorities say inquiries are ongoing while witnesses describe chaotic activity aboard the train and nearby reaction.
King George of Greece lands at Phaleron after 12 years in exile. He kneels and kisses the soil as royal processions pass Mauvisna Arch amid cheering. He rejects amnesty gaps in the proclamation and accepts resignation of the government led by General Kondylis. A new government formation and elections by proportional representation may follow led by M. Maxim.
Jury fails to reach a verdict in the Holmes murder case against Albert Stannard and John Patrick Strong after more than 20 hours of deliberation. Bail granted at 1000 pounds with two 500 pound securities and special conditions while a retrial is anticipated within weeks.
Seamen in Sydney and Melbourne voted today to refuse the new award issued by Chief Justice Dethridge. Further meetings are planned across Australian ports to push rejection. If attempts to enforce the award occur, a general strike or trouble in all ports is possible. Union officials in Sydney urged a ballot on acceptance but failed by a large margin. Melbourne speakers warned of a general strike if enforcement proceeds. Other states will be urged to reject and hold meetings to set a common stance.
The Agricultural Adjustment Act faces court scrutiny as a federal district court injunction blocks government processing of a key commodity in Louisiana. The case questions the act’s constitutionality, signaling potential upheaval to AAA policies and its national enforcement.
Mr Weaver attacks government policy on funding hospitals and taxation in a heated budget debate. He contends a million pound lottery is immoral and would misallocate funds, criticizing the administration for chasing revenue vehicles amid wartime constraints and public discontent.
A report describes two cars stolen from the same home early morning. One vehicle crashed near the Netizen Park entrance after being driven onto an embankment. The other car fled the scene as its driver entered it. the lights were on but the vehicle moved away.
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