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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
1
In London on Wednesday a report likens conditions on the Bin dria front to the Somme winter campaign as mutters and heavy rain continue. News from Lisbon notes Irish fascist leader General O Duty en route, while reports of searches against German troops surface amid tensions.
In the House of Commons the Foreign Secretary stated that evidence shows arms supplied to Spain by certain countries since October 15. Mr Eden said Britain has been availed of this evidence placed before the non intervention committee. The report notes a voyage to Vigo and a seed potato shipment to the Spanish Government. The Miguel de Cervantes was damaged by torpedo fire at the Cartagenas harbour on November 4. Sir Samuel Hoare avoided commenting on the broader political implications.
A long wartime style report announces a five year German Japanese treaty, sparking dispute among Britain France and Soviet Russia. It notes Berlin signing by Von Ribbentrop and mixed responses, with Britain denouncing any British adherence and other powers cautious about alignment amid fears of Bolshevism.
In Canberra, union representatives pressed for an award to cover bread carters in the Federal Capital Territory, arguing unfair competition from outside bakers. The hearing examined a 40 hour week aim, pay scales, holiday pay, and age rules, with opposition noting potential adverse effects on employers.
Government and Opposition voices turned hopeful about Japan trade negotiations after textile duty items were postponed. Sir Henry Gullett urged deferring action to keep talks flexible, while Mr Curlin and the Leader of the Opposition welcomed a calmer climate and urged a successful conclusion anew.
A New York report details the separation of conjoined twins by surgical procedures. One twin’s circulation and nervous system were divided, with a later plastic surgery to complete separation. The text notes death from rheumatic fever and expresses belief that Sim Nghe may survive.
An unexpected move in the Japan trade dispute saw Mr. K. Nikro, Japanese trade adviser, arrive in Canberra by car after noon. The visit signals renewed talks amid inflammatory speeches in the House and Sir Henry Gullett's remark that settlement prospects have not fully faded, indicating Japan’s continued interest in resolving the dispute.
In Jonfbrorough Arkansas Wert The City Mardhsl was found guilty by a jury on a charge related to coercion and use of enslaved people to clear land. The defendant was sentenced to ten years in prison and fined four thousand dollars, with the judge suspending the term upon good behavior and payment of the fine.
A Moscow gathering featured speakers praising the new Soviet constitution while denouncing fascism and espionage. Stalin listened without reaction as delegates pressed for hardline measures against opponents. The event underscored party resolve and the aim to spur broader Communist movement worldwide.
A sharp clash between Sir Henry Guligtt and Mr. Gurtin over Japanese trade policy dominated a parliamentary session. The adjournment motion, raised by Mr. Curtin, was debated vigorously and rejected by voice vote as claims of un warranted remarks against members drew protests from Labour.
A trade treaty between France and Australia nears completion with signatures by M. Susor and Sir Henry Bullett. The agreement, to be laid before Parliament, aims to balance French imports and Australian exports including wool hides and sheep, with Australia seeking wine, timber, and dairy in return amid Europe’s unsettled conditions.
Stalin urged creation of a Commissariat to organize military industries aiming at self sufficiency and world leading military capacity. He predicted rapid five year progress toward total self reliance without imports. Russia was claimed to be the world's most servient country by some observers.
Local villagers formed a protective guard around a church after unrest swept the region. Officials urged calm as several clashes disrupted daily life, with peasants citing defense of their parish and heritage. Police urged restraint and promised investigations into the disturbances.
Sydney reports Parliament debates Boots Drug Company influence and foreign ownership. Mr Lang accuses Liggett’s International of steering Boots for favours, claiming 27.9 million dollars available for lobbying. He warns of job losses and industrial decline if Boots opens in Australia, while Labour backs a tough stance.
The Treasurer announced the Commonwealth loan launch last night with private investors seeking £10,000, three subscriptions for £20,000 and £20,900, and a larger fundraising push of £900,000 from AMER. c. The Anacin ton and Electroyue inc Company Lis also contributed £1,100,000 and £38.00 respectively, marking strong early support.
Post-crash debris found on the beach near Worribem suggests remains of a doomed air craft. Authorities note identification is difficult but the incident is linked to a January Warkett Witgeam crash. Local witnesses report a traveler and an Eagle Alara Maman among the scattered items.
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