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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
1
Fragmentary dispatches describe Loyalist forces advancing along the front near Talavera and Guadar as rebels face heavy losses. Reports indicate executions, prisoner figures, and unit movements, with bombardments and resistance from both sides and evacuations to Tangier.
A dramatic Spanish plot aimed at Madrid officials including the President and Premier was allegedly engineered by former communist Manuel Mateo and others. George Loring and Juan Trovet led the operation, with accomplices arrested or on the run amid a purge within the right wing.
Ambiguously worded report describes a church assembly discussion on the Angus case. Dr Uactfona reads a statement from Rev J H McGowan as plans for a church union are debated. The assembly contemplates withdrawing or delaying actions while conferring with public church groups.
Sydney reports a note situation with 107 notes in circulation. The notes are described as hot and firm in value, with confirmation of several months of activity and consistent naming.
Reports from Paris indicate mixed French reaction to fiery Nuremberg speeches. Officials say no intention to renounce the pact with Germany, while clearing up Franco-Russian relations and noting possible October meetings. France signals willingness to pursue a long-term settlement with firm limits on German autonomy.
Rome correspondent reports disappointment over Hitler's speech and refusal to address broader European crises. The Hinven saga notes Natemburi and Whit Tusty advocate that Lacagna conferences must first tackle Western Europe before broader international issues, shaping a cautious path forward.
A settlement of the air mail controversy between the United Kingdom and Commonwealth governments appears expected today by the Cabinet. A sub-committee including Dr Page Senator McLachlan and Sir Archdale Parkhill is to report on probable costs after yesterday’s indecision and the British government presses for an immediate reply.
Cabinet considers British flying boat plan amid defence concerns and cost estimates. Australia may retain Australian personnel, while differing views arise on foreign control. Gunfire incident in St Peters hospitalizes Norman McDonald with multiple wounds. police seek motive. The article notes Air Mail rate proposals and potential Pacific routes linking Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
In Melbourne on Wednesday D. Kelly of the Grasters Association of Victoria spoke at a notable meeting, predicting buoyant early settlement of the dispute with Japan. He remarked it was a time of cautious optimism for the wool market and noted Commonwealth Government moves toward resolving the issue.
Ministers report negotiations with Japan are suspended due to conflicting positions and uncertain support from Tokyo. Officials deny reports of a blanket wool ban or export restrictions as Australia seeks a joint international approach, with prior proposals by Germany cited as context.
A Tokyo conference of importing interests plans to formulate a plan to acquire special intpattol from other sources as Australian sellers ease wool offers. The move follows rumours of a boycott and aims to stabilize a market weakened by doubt and price pressure.
Geneva reports Abyssinia announced a decision to send a delegate to the League. The move marks participation in international diplomacy and broadens engagement with global bodies.
Mr Curtin condemns what he calls sycophancy in government over Murray River dam funding. Paterson notes £120,000 weekly cost to Commonwealth, a quarter of total expenditure for 10837. He cites £5,612,000 spent on the Hume reservoir with a November start and requests commemoration with a plaque for Lord Novar and the Governor-General.
French strike action in Lille turns aggressive as textile workers threaten to occupy city administrative buildings and disrupt transport. Government responds by deploying 1500 mobile guards to city center and strengthening public building protections overnight.
Three people died and one was injured when a Bridah Affwayn Ltd four- engined plane crashed eight minutes after takeoff from Gatwick for Hamburg. The pilot died and had been married only a month. relatives arrived to identify the body at the wreck site.
A clash between Mr F C Road MLA and Mr J Martin of Mill Hoard disrupted the Mile Inquiry as Ros objected to interruptions by Martin while testifying. Ros claimed Martin sneered, and Martin denied. Detective Morgan advised Jauncey to disappear. Jauncey later collapsed and was hospitalised. Roas alleged Brevens and others urged him to quit, threatening family damage. The Commission adjourned until tomorrow.
The case before the Cayser Court alleges wrongful assault and imprisonment by police. Plaintiff Robert aan nerh claims several officers including Corntaule Murray and De fective-nerguant shock assaulted him after a late January incident near his home, with car drivers shouting threats and a man later identified as Sitcock allegedly striking him. The plaintiff, injured and shocked, contends the force was unwarranted and unprovoked.
Opposition leader Curtin attacked the Commonwealth Government for mismanaging the new tariff policy and trade balances with discriminatory measures. The report covers reactions, potential impacts on prices, and criticism of policy shifts amid tensions with Japan, plus an incident involving Manners and police actions at a city tract.
Vice President of the Industrial Commission Mr Justice Browne opened a preliminary hearing to gather information on chain stores. He told counsel for Coles and Co. Lits that he would visit all salary centres with branches including Dubbo Orange Bathurst and Sydney to inspect central management and trading practices.
Fragmentary text references McMahon appealing and a trial direction connected to a trooping of the colour on a Wednesday in July. The main ground and evidence are described as telling the same story to the Wal.
The Adelaide commission overseeing lotteries in South Australia votes to maintain the ban amid ongoing public debate. Officials emphasize the legal framework and public interest as the move sustains the current prohibition.
A car linked to a crime was heard nearby but examination near the dam showed the vehicle was not present. A man stated he heard a car, later deemed the one used in the crime, and Jean went to the dam area to search for the body.
Two youths Clarenon Garrett and Edward Ryans disappeared after failing to return home for lunch. Police searched the Mackeiyre River banks and found items including a dog on station and signs of a struggle. The bodies were recovered about ten feet from the water.
The judge directed that a narrow inquiry focus on four or more retail stores within the state. Persons concerned must provide a statutory declaration and cover store control by partnerships, goods dealt, employee gender mix, credit, and supplies to the committee.
A terse report notes that the eleventh armament program connects several well known firms including Wells and Firma, with officials indicating clear involvement. Details remain incomplete as investigators pursue documents and testimonies.
Reading fragments suggest discussions of English cricketers aboard the Orion with plans and tactics for matches ahead. Observations note quiet teams and a blurred line between amateurs and professionals, hinting at campaign experience and evolving roles.
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