14 Oct 1938
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
1
Match report notes Gamboret scores twice in cup tie against Canberra with a 2 1 result. Canberra limited by defensive play but creates chances. No further details available for full context or players.
The House debated the supply bill amid disruption as ministers stalled, with Baker (Lab) protesting over ministry duties. After two hours of inaction the committee adjourned at 2.30, while the prime minister greeted the adjournment with remarks about the nation’s strain.
Invasion of South China opens new Sino Japanese phase. A Japanese expedition lands near Bine Bay and cuts the Canton Kowloon railway at several points as naval and ground forces advance. Reported Chinese losses reach about 2000 at one center. Japanese press says reinforcements land. battle expected at Woichaow amid lakes and hills.
A garbled report predicts a major clash as 250000 Chinese consigns are said to oppose 80000 Invaders with military experts warning of rising tensions. The Daily Telegraph note reflects disputed, unclear details from a Hong Kong-focused dispatch.
A terse British note to Tokyo expresses concern at the scale of the Tapatiens situation, noting intensified worry and urging Tokyo to consider further steps. Delegations review the advisory, indicating broader unease about the conduct and potential repercussions of events.
Police report details a Municipal case where Mr Foley faced three major charges of abuse of office and personal gain. Mayor Poly presided over the trial with key evidence about petrol use and municipal vehicle control. The magistrate noted no redeeming facts and warned of potential penalties, including property seizure and diversionary risks amid regional tensions and Canton defenses.
Docks and surrounding areas in Southampton and London observed a centenary celebration with flags and bunting. A distant memory recalls the original company founder and their long history linked to the port. The event highlighted the company’s leadership and its historic presence near the docks and stakeholders.
London Thursday War Office announces expanded opportunities for Territorial Army officers to be trained for staff duties. Foreseen by the War Minister, senior captains or lieutenants will be trained annually to fill staff appointments in mobilization scenarios.
Daily life in Palestine deteriorates as large scale troop actions intensify to quell outrages. Arabs face curfews and checkpoints while rebels organize across cities. Government imposes identity cards for ages 16 and up to control civil military relations. Rebels reportedly execute suspects, and rebel courts operate after curfew.
An Arab nationalist spokesman Anaron Sidke Kajany was abducted and killed amid escalating clashes between Jewish and Arab quarters. The incident sparks claims of a coordinated plot as authorities plan intensified security and a new training scheme in postal courses for remedial military knowledge.
London report notes emerging daily evidence of a political stream toward reconciliation as the Czech government works with Germany Hungary and Poland. Berlin visit by Foreign Minister Chaljowsky is seen as a step forward, with discussion of delimiting final borders and potential League of Nations involvement. Opinions vary on plebiscite vs negotiations amid expectations of German concessions. Budapest dispatch claims Hungary seeks a better deal with Prague amid ultimatums if terms fail.
New Frontiers report details a map concession by the International Commission granting Czech land to Germany to create a border with Sudetenland. It notes population shifts, refugee upheaval, and proposed plebiscite areas as deliberations continue and direct talks resume between Czechoslovakia and Germany.
Italian casualties in Spain reported through October 10 total 227 killed and 647 wounded with 2630 dead and 8161 wounded and 361 taken prisoner. five trains to Cadiz will depart tomorrow as Tealitnwing withdraws from front lines. volunteers withdrawn to French frontier and disarmed at Barcelona frontier.
Fragmented text describes France planning to buy more wool as trade discussions proceed. Mentions officials, barter context, and a May date. Unclear names and specifics due to damaged OCR.
Beitinh reinforcements arrive as 90 epaervicemen join the Paler tine police. Jewish Jerry was whipped and four sustained light injuries in the unrest.
Grand Duke PARI, uncle of the Duchém, dies after illness linked to an injured leg. Reports describe ailing health following complications, with references to the throne claimant as pretender to the Mas wien throne.
The Daily Mall politics writer suggests Chamberlain may shorten holidays and return to Downing Street early next week to repeat cabinet discussions on defence measures. The piece notes widespread questions about enlistment and government planning amid uncertain moves.
London mayor arrived back from Prague by air to oversee arrangements for the local administration of the Tetugess in Czechoslovakia relief fund. Contributions to the fund have now passed a total of £50,000.
Berlin reports show German economic minds pooling to back southern and Balkan expansion. Plans include warehouse networks in Krane Albat jev and Afghanistan and recruiting experts to sustain British imports where possible.
A summarized report notes UK Dominions Office discussions in the council regarding migration policy. It highlights Britain’s concern over population decline and the need to channel emigrants while opposing alien refugees. No clear agreement appears on accepting Polish or other refugees.
In a brief exchange the article outlines Germany’s demand for all colonies, framing it as a resolution of imperial claims. The wording suggests a push to consolidate overseas holdings, with emphasis on asserting national interests and potential responses from rival powers.
London reports quote a German colonial policy statement urging the return of all colonies. The note cites conversations with Chamberlain in which Germany signals no immediate mobilization, while plans at the Reichsbank study colonial currencies and a fleet expansion is hinted. The Joint Maas Africa Board presses for action on Tanganyika despite European alarm over cession.
London reports private vehicles pass 3,000,000 mark as travel grows while Melbourne notes a death from accidental overdose of quinine. Kalgoorlie covers an alleged hold up with a gem theft, and Greater Trans Atlantic Airline previews 100 hour Atlantic flights. Adelaide notes farm labour shortages and government action on unemployment relief.
Berlin reports say Germany expects Britain and France to respond to disarmament proposals, but Times correspondent cautions no concrete move has been made. Berlin officials and observers doubt Berlin will initiate talks soon, stressing concern over Anglo-German relations.
A Washington report from Australian sources describes Soviet plans to fortify a defensive belt across the border termed a no man’s land line against Germany. The aim is to slow and halt invasion while protecting Ukraine’s wheat and coal from seizure. The strategy includes plans for a formidable Maginot Line inspired barrier.
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