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01 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1937
Page
1
Japanese Capture of Woosung and Shanghai Front Struggle
The report says Woosung fell to Japanese forces after heavy fighting. Air raids hit Canton twice with the second raid completing at least 17 years, while Japanese advances claim success on fronts in North China. Shanghai mass mobilization and front line clashes persist between Shanghai and Woosung with no clear advantage. The Times correspondent notes Tokyo’s stance on a Sino Soviet non aggression pact and Bolshevisation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
Woosung
London
Tokyo
Ti He Times
Foreign Office
China and Japan war notes from Shanghai dispatch
Chiang Kai-shek presses insistence that Japan withdraws to end hostilities as Nanking war council reshuffles chiefs. Shanghai reports cite China willing to seek non aggression pacts, reparations talks, and a war museum setup while recounting bombing incident involving President Hoover entourage and救 evacuation plans amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nanking
Japan
China
Visil
Chiang Kai-shek
League of Nations
War Council
Chiang Kai- Shek
Pui- Chungsi
Changtse- Chung
Puai- Chungsi
Coaster Urana Ashore in Dense Sydney Fog
In heavy fog the Urana a 519 ton steamer of the North Coast Steam Navigation Co ran aground at Old Bar near Manning River while en route from Sydney to Newcastle. Eighteen crew reached shore in a lifeboat, one man missing as search by Gli Har Surf Club continued. The vessel began to break up with its back broken and total wreck reported after the lifeboat evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
North Coast Steam Navigation Co. Ltd
Urana
Old Bar
Manning River
Gli Har Surf Club
Newcastle
American protest over Shanghai bombing prompts evacuation readiness
Secretary of State Cordell Hull ordered the American ambassador in China Johnson to protest to Chinese authorities about the bombing of a resident cover. Hull called the incident unfortunate and deplorable as U S naval vessels near Shanghai prepare to evacuate American nationals if needed and Admiral Yarnell cancels the Dollar Line ship schedule to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghat
Fraskell
Hoover
Japan
China
Foreign Office
Nanking
Uvu Dupan
Rte
Coe Kay
Washington
State Department
Shanghai
Yui
Une Kherlecht
Cordell Hull
Mr. Johnson
United States Naval
Admiral Yarnell
Dollar Line
Manila
Baden Powell Eyes Australian Jamboree in 1938
The Boy Scout Bulletin reports that Lord Baden Powell hopes to accept Lord Gowrie’s invitation to the Australian jamboree in 1938 and then plans to travel to New Zealand before the Jamaica world jamboree in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boy Scout Bulletin
Lord Baden Powell
Lord Gowrie
New Zealand
Jamaica
First NSW liquor law ruling on after hours removal
Acting Justice Owens ruled in chambers that removing liquor from a licensed premises after hours, even if bought at another hotel, is an offence under Section 54 of the Liquor Act. The judge then re-submitted a matter for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Owens
R A A F Disaster Two Pilots Die In Burning Plane
Melbourne reports two young R A A F pilots died when a Hawker Demon training aircraft crashed near Hamilton during a crage country exercise at about 3 p m. Flying Officer Kenneth McKenzie 23 of Noorat and Sergeant Norman Torrens Witherow 23 of Yarraville perished. Macaloney rushed to aid occupants but himself was burned. Witherow trapped and killed, McKenzie pulled free but collapsed from heat. Air Accident Committee members traveled to Hamilton to inspect wreckage as witnesses described a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tueaday
Hamilton
Kenneth McKenzie
Noorat
Norman Torrens Witherow
Yarraville
Macaloney
McKenzie
Air Accident Committee
Spreading Infantile Paralysis Tops Melbourne Update
In Melbourne’s outbreak, 13 new infantile paralysis cases push the total to 222 with new spread to Collingwood. Cases include four girls and one boy. a note mentions Mr Mahoney altering landings and a separate charge against Thomas Fitzpatrick for taking two bottles of stout from the Railway Hotel Lidcombe during hours when liquor sales were not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Collingwood
Mahoney
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Lidcombe
Japan Silent at Wool Sales Predicted to Enter Soon
A New York Post report and Associated Press cables suggest Japan may join September wool sales before close. Analysts note Japan’s merino stock and need for foreign exchange. if they buy, likely coarser clips for uniforms and blankets. UK and Yorkshire Post commentary reflect cautious market confidence amid uneven global demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
Associated Press
Bradford
Alates
Japanese Wool Policy and American Protest
Tokyo reports indicate Japan may restrict wool imports as Minster Yoshida plans controls. Chinese mills in Tientsin and Shanghai face wartime disruption with deliveries suspended. Industry sources warn of 600000 bales required this season as stocks exhaust, while Sydney auctions proceed and Japan contemplates suspending purchases if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nichi Nichi
Yoshida
Sydney
Mussolini to Meet Hitler During September Visit
Berlin Times reports it is expected that Mussolini will visit Hitler in the third week of September to inspect German Army maneuvers. Manavlini’s presence in Berlin aims to demonstrate Rome Berlin strength and influence Britain’s stance between Moscow France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
the Times
Signor Mussolini
Hitler
Signor Manavlini
Britain
Moscow
France
Guardians reject bid for Dienne quintuplets at World Fair
Toronto report says Doctor Dafor, one of the guardians of the Dienne quintuplets, announced the guardians refused 500000 dollars for the quints to appear at the 1939 World fair. The decision stems from concerns over the health and welfare of the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Dafor
France to protest to Non-Intervention Committee
France will protest to the Non-Intervention Committee over exchanges of congratulatory telegrams between General Franco and Signor Mussolini after Santander fell to the rebels. Paris argues the messages amount to official intervention while Mussolini praises Italian volunteers in the Santander offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Franco
Signor
Mussolini
Santander
Signor Mussolini
Spain
Mediterranean
Loyalist Leader Fore Casts Victory In Spain
Madrid reports General Minja declaring that Santander falls not decisive though the north favors the rebels his forces claim superiority in offense and defense elsewhere. The Ciudad de Reus cargo steamer reached Port Vendres under her own steam after a shell hit from an unknown submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciudad de Reus
Port Vendres
Zellwolle price cut boosts textile exports and production
Artificial Fabric Berlin reports Zellwolle a woolen staple now costs 1 Marke per kilogram, down from 2.28 in 1935. The price drop leaves profit margin for further research and rising output, with production increasing from 4,540,000 kg in 1233 to 100,000,000 kg currently as government and industry push for export amid home market use with cotton and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London Debate Over Defence Loan Sparks Tariff Clash
Former Australian prime minister J H Scullin denounced a 2.5 million defense loan from overseas funds as dangerous, warning it sustains long term borrowing. He challenged Sir Archdale Parkhill on proof of domesticindustry support and urged protective tariffs and London funds to guard against future drought and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Scullin
Labour
Scullin
House of Representatives
Defence
Sir Archdale Parkhill
Australia
Lyons
Mr. Scullin
London
Seul
Mark Twain Death Rumor Follows Lyons Honor Gift
The Prime Minister Lyons is named an honorary member of the Mark Twain International Fellowship based in St. Louis with Mussolini as president and other prominent figures as vice presidents. Uncertainty surrounds the society’s existence and the news echoes the unconfirmed reports of Mark Twain’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Mark Twain International Fellowship
St. Louis
America
Signor Mussolini
King Boris
Bulgaria
Earl Baldwin
C. E. Hughes
Rudyard Kipling
Mark Twain
Strike Threat Engine Drivers Claim High Wage Demands
Union officials forecast a major industrial upheaval after a conference with colliery owners chaired by Justice Cantor failed to resolve higher wages and better conditions. Drivers rejected a five percent offer and will hold aggregate meetings across the north, south, and west to decide on actions. A general stoppage is anticipated until demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association
Justice Cantor
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England
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Commonwealth
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