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19 Oct 1938
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1938
Page
1
New Zealand Parliament Not to Meet This Year
The New Zealand Parliament will not convene this year as security preparations and routine work focus on a new law. Prime Minister Baye and ministers plan to prepare the Bovis Becury ity Act, set to take effect in April next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Uniihaly
New Zealand
Baye
Church Wealth Confiscation Fears Rise in Vienna
Catholics fear state seizure of church wealth including distilleries hotels forests and lumber mills after a Valkascher Boobandter article. Leader Herr Buorchel is expected to address the issue in an upcoming speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Wasi
Herr Buorchela
Defence Development Plan Outlined To Parliament
Australia faces a sweeping national development program beyond defence, aimed at attracting people and capital, expanding public works, and coordinating transport. The plan includes hydroelectric schemes, fodder conservation, rail duplication, new munition plants, and broader civilian projects, with Prime Minister Lyons and Acting Prime Minister Page detailing the timetable and potential attendance by Mr Curtin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
House of Representatives
Earle Page
Lithgow
Maribyrnong
Wheat Price Legislation Aims To Fix Bread Cost In Parliament
A proposed Wheat Products Bill to be introduced in the State Parliament will fix bread prices and set maximums for bran and other wheat products. The Premier Mr Stevens says the measure targets home consumption with a price of 4/88 per bushel for wheat and aims to fund the plan by public revenue. He notes that similar laws may be needed in the Commonwealth and other states, with flour minimum prices not below 21 a ton and maximum prices rising above £13 a ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atdniy
Stevens
Australia
Commonwealth
Ave
Bytley
London
Mr. Chamberlain
Seotland
Mall
Chamberlain
Munich
Thalian Eihermeele
Sas” Chamberiato
Pease
Sint Worldwide
Rama’ Alrealy
Austin
Melbourne
Leany Council
Cain
Labourary
Will Not Concede Equality to Britain and France
Berlin reports challenge British air power parity, with Germany seeking to avoid an Anglo German air pact. The piece notes fears of inferiority, dispatches about air bases, and Chamberlain’s cautious stance toward Munich peace. It references defence strengthening, conscription, and national service plans amid ongoing political maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Condedin
Florence
Australia
Germany
Australien
Britain
France
London
Manchester Guardian
Czechoslovakia
South Yorkshire
Tolorney
Sheffield
Overveas
Doncaster
Barnsley
Hertfordshire
Air Force
In Brief From Marrickville And Global Notices
Two Marrickville infants, Jean Dallas aged 2 and Nell McCarthy aged 44, wandered five miles from home amid fears they might fall into a van near the weir. Reports from Istanbul to London discuss Attaturk’s health, thefts of registered mail from the Durando voyage, and parliamentary salary restoration plans. Also covered are national efficiency talks in Sydney, defence measures hinted by Britain, an ex-queen engagement in Berlin, Dr Benes' Chicago professorship, and recalled Italian consuls amid rumors of fascist propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Jean Dallas
Nell McCarthy
Marrickville
M Vannt
Weir Homes
Kookaburra Submarine Defence Vessel to be Launched
Seaward Defence notes the Kookaburra a 800 ton vessel under the defence programme will be launched in Sydney on October 25 It is equipped to erect maintain and provide defence ramps for harbour protection and training at the Submarine School due for completion in December The project aims to deter submarine entry into sheltered harbours during peacetime this report states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Defence
Defence
Sydney
Kookaburre
Ubl
Ue Amt
Ore
Catholic Funeral at Barcelona
Catholic funeral in Barcelona honors war dead with Spanish Basque rites. Notables attend as Capt. Vincent Wet, killed on the Toro front, is remembered. Capt. Hyuia, once prisoner and sentenced to death, survived exchange and led a battalion in the republican army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelona
Monaay
Gronde
Hyuia
Fllbup
Price Level Shifts in London Retail Prices
London report: on October 1 the average retail price level stood about 55 percent higher than July 14, compared with 94 percent higher on December 1 and 68 percent higher for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wirraway Planes and Defence Proposals Reported
An Australian wartime aviation note discusses the Miniator for Defence and the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation’s Wirraway project. Officials indicate orders may extend into next June, with no material design changes expected. The Defence Department addresses limits and competition in aircraft development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Maid
Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation
le Ie
Condi
Enlarged Defence Programme Outlined For Next Three Years
Acting Prime Minister to present defence plan details to the House with a related ministerial statement on unification of railways and gauge breaks. Proposals include a parallel line from Kalgoorlie to Perth, inland routes for heavy transport, and a national cooperation plan to distribute defence work across regions. State deltas loom over rail freights as Melbourne debates funding and defence employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Thorby
Commonwealth
Defence Experia
Vanulla
Treneport
Kalgoor
Perth
South Australia
Trade Treaty Talks Fray Between Britain and United States
London reports indicate Anglo American treaty negotiations face pressure from British and American manufacturers. Officials deny deadlock but warn both governments aim to reach an agreement before an American Congress meeting. Rumors of demands for substantial preferences for motorcars spark British factory displeasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Mtle
America
Enra
De Valera to Launch Campaign on Partition Talks
Dublin reports that Mr. de Valera will tell Fianna Fail in November he is opening negotiations with Britain on partition and proposing a united Ireland with Ulster. He outlines plans for six northern and southern counties to transfer parliamentary power and end Westminster control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valer
Fiannia Fail
Britain
Dublin
de Velera
Weland
Eire
Ulster
Warsaw
Daily Telegraph
Lord Cragavon
Vilna
Poland
Treland
Ireland
Lord Cengavon
Nationaliata
de Valera
Balkan Axis Believed Formed by Germany Partners
Balkans axis idea cited by German Economics Minister Dr Funk after returning from the East. He said Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Turkey were political friends of Germany forming a Balkan Axis from the frontier to the Black Sea with potential long term barter credits and expanding economic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serlin
Funk
Routh
Euurope
Yugo Slavia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Balkan Axia
Black Sea
Nowall
Hungarian Situation Eases Hungary Czechoslovak Dispute
London reports that talks between Doth aides and Herr Hitler have reduced tensions between Hungary and Czechoslovakia. An agreement is expected on ceding prominent Magyar regions to Hungary with plebiscites in a doubtful border area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hitler
Hungary
Royal Family Returns to London
The King and Queen return to London aboard the royal liner with Princess Elisabeth and Prince Grey Margaret Hose, departing Ballatey and expected to reach London after noon on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tupstay
Elixabeth
Princ Grey Margaret Hose
Ballatey
Monlay
Ty Lemon
Balnorat
Deportation Appeal by U S Government Review Granted
The Supreme Court granted the Government’s petition for review of a circuit court decision involving Joseph George Strecker of Hot Springs Arkansas to deport him. The issue centers on alleged Communist Party membership and its bearing on deportation and related political ties amid government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Joseph George Strecker
Hot Springs
Arkanaan
Harry Piridges
Commuinin
German Demobilisation Amid Wartime Abbreviations
Demobilisation plans for halted military service units called up in August and September proceed with a date once fixed by authorities. The move affects troops and timelines as officials finalize the withdrawal schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Monoag
Halt
Tamarrow
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