22 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1935
Page
1
London reports the Abyssinian campaign shifting to a wary chase as Italian forces struggle to locate Abyssinian troops amid broken terrain. Air reconnaissance notes scattered groups with little certainty while Abyssinian movements push south toward Meret as bombardments occur before dawn.
General De Bong proclaims Ras Gugsa as Tigre overlord in Adigrat with natives and Italians present. De Bono pledges non-disturbance of customs and protection of property as planes drop liberator messages. Banquet follows as questions arise on Ras Gugsa’s future role.
London reports from Rome and Telegraph sources describe Italian military setbacks and cautious planning as Mussolini seeks rapid conquest while facing Ethiopian forces. Analysts note three-year lags to reach Abyssinia and warn of expected attacks around Tigre and Somalilands as concentrations form near Adowa and Amulary under General Desta.
London sources report a peace proposals meeting by The Peace Council with discussions on disarmament and migration policy. The event aims to outline steps for international cooperation and reduced arms in the current climate.
In a Whitehall address, Lloyd George criticized government funds for distressed areas and opposed heavy military spending. He warned the League of Nations failed to deter Italy and urged Britain to lead in peace efforts, arguing Britain controls world destiny.
The Leader of the Opposition Mr Curtin argues in Australia that engaging in European conflicts is folly and that Australia should not entangle itself in foreign wars. He states the Labour movement seeks only defence of Australia against foreign aggression and rejects progressive actions against other nations.
Report indicates the government may not have the sanctions bill ready by the planned timetable. Key figures including the Prime Minister and Attorney General are pushing to finalize the measure on the first sitting day this week, with work continuing at full speed to submit the bill for tabling this morning.
London reports a dramatic fall in Italy's gold and exchange reserves from £3,500,000 to £73,200 in the first ten days of October. The piece discusses Italy's position in global finance, potential alliances, and the constitutional authority around declaring war, noting Australian views from the Chief Justice.
The British politician Arthur Henderson, noted for world peace efforts and long service in Labour government roles, died at age 72. He held key posts including Foreign Secretary and Paymaster General, led peace advocacy, and received the Waterloo Prize in 1933.
NewCastle report details John Willers Tames 30 shooting himself at his father's home after his wife Mrs Duly Evelyn James 28 was found murdered near Whappiared. Police said Tames wept while being taken to hospital and Mrs James, mother of five, suffered a nervous breakdown and was hospitalized after Friday’s attack.
The Australian Trade Union Congress convened by the Emergency Committee of the ACTU aims to discuss the industrial wing of the Labour Party position on war. Melbourne event notes the gathering to determine attitude amid wartime policies.
A Country Party representative called Senator EB B Johnston’s resignation extraordinary. Johnston helped push the idea of a Senate leader and participated in the election that led to Senator Hardy’s appointment, a choice later confirmed at a joint meeting of House and Senate Country Party members.
The defense official Mr Parkhill urged stronger naval power at Trafalgar Day, arguing it would restore Britain to its former strength and safeguard the Empire’s security and peace amid fears of war.
A speech by the Premier urged employers and communities to give youths aged 17 to 20 jobs before Christmas. He cited the Arbitration Act to boost trainee apprenticeships and promised further legislation to ease employment for older youths.
London reports say a fierce gale battered Britain and surrounding waters with widespread destruction. Casualties include a Hull councillor struck by a falling chimney and a Sunderland man badly injured protecting children. Multiple ships and crews remain missing as lines of communication are severed and coast towns brace for further losses.
A severe storm wrecked multiple ships causing flagging hopes for 37 crew members. Reports say the steamer Vardullay with 87 aboard was sent adrift near the Hebrides while Pendennie and Margrix saved crews, and Erfurt is feared lost with 25. River Avon ferried a body to Edinburgh and rescue craft searched the sea.
Judge Perdriny awarded compensation to the applicant though noting a breach of the Sunday Observance Act of 1877. The case involved a cave way chat pentatid incident with a car overturning on October 14 last. The defender argued the employment was prohibited by law but the judge stressed modern conditions differ from 288 years ago.
The City Coroner returns a verdict of death from natural causes for Mire. Ram Dare 50 of Naremburn who died at Prince Henry Hospital on October 6. Witnesses say Mrs Dare and her daughter Mrs Warence Marding were found at Loretta Convent under the influence of liquor.
London sources report a private wedding procession for the Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Scott. Insurance firms are expected to file claims by directors and caterers, covering costs from the ceremony and related services.
Widespread rains in AYDNEY state promise to save wheat crops after a harsh winter. Officials note the rainfall exceeds any month so far this year, raising expectations for improved yields as February and January precede a steady wet spell.
Violent storms lashed Sydney and surrounding districts with heavy rain and thunder. The city faced widespread flooding and electrical disturbances as wild weather moved from the coast to inner suburbs tonight.
Judge Beeby in the Federated Arbitration Court expressed the view that the time is near to raise the school age to fourteen. He suggested that boys below fourteen should be barred from certain dangerous work as part of a variation to the workers' award.
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