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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented dispatches report German speeches disturbing Europe as Madrid holds a key to the capital. Rebels maneuver to strike and seize the advantage while government forces tighten defenses and seek to avert a decisive move that could tilt the balance in the capital.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Moroccan and Portuguese forces, artillery, and mutiny context. It references Madrid Civil War era tone, internal government actions, and ships near Portugal.
Fragmentary notes discuss inroads on US grounds and phased advances. The readable elements mention progress, planning, and development steps, with emphasis on gradual implementation and coordination among authorities. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
In Rome authorities reveal a communist plot uncovered by police and intelligence services. The disclosure follows investigations into suspected links with foreign states and concerns over security. Public officials urge vigilance amid heightened tensions.
The piece reports on calls within Germany and international circles to strain Germany Russia ties amid attacks on the Soviet by German spokesmen. It notes French press concern over German Spain links, and anticipation of a major foreign policy declaration by Hitler at the Nuremberg conference with diplomats and officials arriving to confer.
Nuremberg reports quote Dr. Goebbels as denouncing Bolshevism and calling on Europe to join a German led crusade. He claims Bolshevism must be destroyed and predicts widespread anti Jewish and anti minority measures, including property confiscation and passport controls, as Germany warns of looming conflict. The Times correspondent notes fierce rhetoric aimed at Soviet leaders and Jewish officials signaling deteriorating German Soviet diplomacy.
The Cape Times states South Africa cannot consider the cession of South West Africa. The article notes growing alarm in CAPETOWN and references recent years under the Union Government.
Rome reports the Italian press backing Hitler's demand to restore Germanys colonies. A London correspondent notes a sharp reaction in Britain as Hitler defends his colonial claim, drawing parallels to Italy's Abyssinian conquest. The piece reflects press satirical reactions to the speech.
Chief Rabbi Herta warns that anti Jewish sentiment spreads globally fueling anxiety among Jewish communities. He cites peril facing Jews in Australasia Paland and the Holy Land, urging unity and faith amid mounting hostility.
Australian Minister Sir George Pearce outlined reform proposals in parliament. He warned no exact plan could be given but said extreme moves would not be favored. Pearce stressed neutrality in the Spanish rebellion and recognition only of a stable de facto government maintaining order and international obligations. He praised the Anglo-Egyptian treaty as a satisfactory imperial arrangement aiding Empire communications through Egypt.
The Rome Times correspondent reports Italy doubts any League reform will help peace until Europe regains political balance. A Locarno conference is urged without delay, while Berlin notes Hitler seeks Western Pact talks and may push Eastern issues aside.
Sir Archdale Parkhill outlines defence proposals in the House of Representatives for the three year programme. He stresses defence as essential against armaments growth and details naval, air and land forces, budget allocations, and expansions at Richmond Laverton and Touchpoints.
Broken Hill MP Dickson accuses federal Labor members of tailing the Moulin Government in the back and questions the value of a Nationalist offer to unseat the Labor government. He warns of targeted retaliation and notes factions within Labor resist industrial and anti-revolution groups.
Prime Minister Lyons states Australia will not participate in any movement to influence Tunis assistance or favor either side in Spain. He emphasizes strict neutrality, warning that international involvement could escalate the civil war. He appeals to Australian people to support Commonwealth policy and refrain from actions affecting the conflict.
The Australian Council of Trade Unions issued a nationwide appeal for funds to aid the Bpams moment. Secretary Mr C Crofte stated the raised money would be sent to the International Federation of Trade Unions for distribution.
Rydney reports the ALP secretary and miners federation leader warn that the Communist Party is pushing to seize industrial and political control. They say the party seeks a united front by splitting Labour, while the ALP bans Communists and insists no foreign orders will be accepted.
The Union Conference in Sydney will feature 69 unions with expected representation. The Labour Council Secretary Mr King said 30 unions attend the rebel conference, and 16 more would be represented. The protest concerns expulsions from the ALP.
A Himalayan landslide devastated seven villages as floods of the Ganges swollen downstream. Rescue efforts focus on survivors and displaced residents, with casualty counts still uncertain amid ongoing weather challenges.
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