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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1934
Page
1
The article reports armed risings across Catalonia as civil war intensifies in Spain with Catalonia proclaiming independence, authorities preparing for further confrontations, and regional leaders asserting sovereignty amid national turmoil.
In Madrid and Asturias widespread unrest follows a government change and general strike. A Communist uprising spreads to Asturias with martial law declared, Catalonia proclaims the Catalan State of the Iberian Republic, and heavy fighting erupts in Madrid. Reports describe sniper fire, police and Civic Guard casualties, and attempts to restore order as Barcelona and Catalonia brace for provisional government actions.
British Labour leaders demand return of cabinet papers from former ministers and executors of deceased ministers amid fears of documents falling into wrong hands. The Daily Herald notes opposition leader George Lanabury claims papers were taken. others say ministers have not yet complied and await cross party agreement. The News-Chronicle reports the request targets ex ministers regardless of party, while the government asserts documents remain Her Majesty's Property as political tensions rise.
Milan crowds, about fifty thousand, heard Signor Mussolini outline foreign policy during a three day visit. He said improving ties with Jugoslavia was unlikely while Jugoslavian press harmed Italians. He praised the Austrian army and warned against ignoring Austria, with comments on Germany, Britain, France, and the need for disarmament agreements as October or November end of year approached.
Canberra unions applied to the Industrial Board for a two shilling fourpence weekly rise, but the request was refused. The Board cited that the present wage award, in force for two months, would not be varied at this stage. Union leaders argued the cost of living had risen and called for future review, while noting prior proposals and public service board actions.
London Saturday report on Prime Minister Baldwin addressing the Conservative Party Conference at Senat al. He urged industries to revert to normal hours to create more jobs, claiming 800000 more people at work than when the government took office. He cited 4 percent industrial output gains in early 1929 versus 1928 and pledged to lead the party adapting principles to the times.
In the West Australian division the first vacancy in the Collett (UAP) seat surfaced with Bourke Jonathan leading by 38,708 votes over Bourke. Preferences distributed show Diaments, Holman, and Clemante shifting to Bourkes, with Johnston (UCP) transfers aiding Collett. Holman exclusion aided Bourke while Clemante preferences largely backed the same candidate.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a gale affecting London and a person or vessel named Bree or Meturaay with a lost object. The text is unclear but implies danger at sea or during bad weather and an ongoing search or watch. No clear dates, organizations, or definitive outcomes are discernible.
Seventeen-year-old J. A. Bull defeated title holder J. Williams by one hole in a tight 28 hole final at Royal Canberra Club. Bull finished with 181 strokes after eight holes, securing the championship on the last green with a pair of steady shots.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a car race and factory details with names Williams Bull Hull and an Australian driver. The passage references early motor cars, company names, and a scene of driving technique amid unclear text and dubious dates.
Manchukuo will be divided into ten administrative provinces. The plan, adopted at Changchun, aims to streamline administration and governance. Following Privy Council approval and partial sanction, the reorganization takes effect December 3.
Four skeletons believed over 100000 years old found in a cave near Nazareth below palaeolithic level. Professor Albright of the American School of Oriental Research calls them the missing link in human evolution.
In Sydney and London reports detail a Privy Council meeting approving the royal marriage. The unique ceremony featured royal family members including the Prince of Wales and Duke of Connaught as Prime Ministers, ministers, and foreign dignitaries gathered. Fresh evidence was promised in a coroner inquiry, with exhumation planned to verify finger prints.
A garbled snippet describes recovery of silver from sea ore and sulfur compounds. It mentions Dow and a process where liquid yields water and a sediment carrying precious metal, with hopes of supplying the United States and the world with silver.
London reports a British bid to win an air race with claims of improved aircraft and leadership. Officials express confidence despite past setbacks, citing new designs and political support to secure victory in the international contest.
A partial line mentions Petey Cornelion and a decision about attendance. The garbled text implies a formal context but lacks clear details about event, date, or outcome.
In a terse report Mr Blakeley defends actions by the party and notes recent catches over two days near Novellia. The document mentions steam and turbans but lacks clear details or outcomes. Further context and names appear garbled in the source text.
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