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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1939
Page
2
A German official cited printing constraints in detailing rationing rules across Germany today. Mutated menus from Dresden households allegedly omit certain items, while meals like milk and vegetables are noted as scarce or unobtainable, reflecting widespread supply constraints.
Turkiye bond markets faced disruption as an apparent government move toward a 20 million pound credit facility sparked speculation in Istanbul. Traders saw potential lending terms risked by unclear official statements. Local officials urged caution while monitoring financial signals.
Basin barometer readings and temperature details for the 24 hour period including Wan at 3880, Bacm at 458 degrees, and readings around 7 and 3 degrees. Provides maximum and minimum temperatures and mentions base locks and wind conditions.
Personal note reports the Legate of the Western Opposition, Mr Ourdah Foft Comberrs, leaving last night for Melbourne and planning a trip to the East-West caprem in Penk tomorrow. He will stay at his sie during parliamentary sessions.
Scattered showers and possible thunder across parts of New South Wales with warm but cooling conditions ahead. A cool change advances from the west in the next 24 hours. Some snow likely on the Alps.
The piece argues Russia now leads European policy as Britain France and Germany reassess Moscow's moves. It contemplates Russian expansion toward Poland Galicia and the Balkans, and the risk of bolshevist aims reemerging if external threats ease. The piece highlights Germany Spain and Italy’s shifting roles and the neutral states' responsibilities amid a tense balance of power.
An explosion at the Imperial Chemical Industries works in Dest Park killed Wthel Foster Linda Gsedon and O'62" man. Military guards cordoned the area as authorities investigated the blast that shattered windows and sent workers and onlookers fleeing.
In Sydney on Monday, the Commonwealth Government signaled a forthcoming war loan issue on the Australian market. Assistant Treasurer Mr. Bendar, after talks with the Commonwealth Bank, indicated the government aims to present a sizable loan to support wartime expenditures, defence needs, and future financial programs.
In Melbourne political circles the idea of appointing an Amistad Treamuser to relieve Mr Men-Hlee of portfolio duties is not entertained. The Prime Minister could relinquish duties, but Parliament limits and ministerial vacancies complicate a full portfolio appointment without a resignation. An unnamed assistant minister may be elevated, but the numbers may exceed parliamentary provisions.
A Sunday report quotes Dr Goebbels asserting Germany will not accept neutrality. He claims 5000 arrested in Bohemia and Moravia and accuses British propaganda of stifling journalism. The piece argues propaganda aims to help or hinder journalistic work.
The report lists advisory council vote totals with Goodwin and Gardiner leading the vacancies. It notes a primary vote tally for contenders including Goodwin and Donnelly, plus Adams and Cavanagh. The poll will be declared by the Chick Electoral Officer at noon.
Melbourne reports a cable from the London representative of the Australian Dairy Produce Board stating that all food use nationwide would be rationed by the Minister for Food from today. It covers butter in cold stores, whether imported or home made, with licences arranged via the Collector of Customs and Commonwealth Bank agents.
The Rumanian nation mourns Premier Calinaseu as his funeral turns almost royal in London and Paris memorials. Adele Calineseu, in deep mourning with her 17 year old son, follows the body from Burten de Arges to the capital after the entrainment. King Carol offers personal condolences. Calinaseu left his estate to his son and urged him to become a soldier. Memorial services were held in London and Paris with Ci nate representations.
Fragmentary text mentions Greece, Athens, and aviation terms with scattered proper nouns. Hard to determine a coherent event or person. No clear dates, places, or outcomes emerge from the readable fragments.
A report indicates Belgium plans to receive national independence support to cover expenses from intensified blockades. The government aims to secure funds to sustain operations amid disruptions affecting commerce and public services.
It was reported today that practically the whole of Queensland's record wheat crop of eight million bushels has been sold, leaving very little for the Commonwealth Wheat Board, which was recently constituted.
Spain London report states that Madrid will decide at an early date whether to extend the formal embargo on export of war materials to Britain and France, signaling potential shift in wartime trade policy.
The Times city editor reports Germany needs about 10 million tons of petrol annually for the war, with potential 2 million tons from foreign sources. Russia and Romania are the only feasible external suppliers, Russia offering a surplus while Romania’s output declines. overall German needs may rise to 7 million tons yearly as Fulmanias production wanes and late in the year a large mechanism is noted.
In Palestine and Jerusalem a large portion of the Tewlah population faces emergency aid or evacuation options, with about 130,000 people including 18 000 men of military age affected and consideration of sending aid to Rome or overseas.
The report states twelve national organizations contributed to the League of Nations costs. Announcement notes that representation at the Secretariat cost 143,820 with additional contributor amounts connected to the International Labour Conference. In London, 1000 pounds covered maintenance for the Australian House.
The report notes the Australian Navy prepared to meet possible attacks as tensions rise. It mentions ships and armaments in place, reserves activated, and patrols maintaining shipping lanes. About 300 Australian ratings served abroad with the Royal Navy, none aboard the Courageous.
Royal send for imperial unity amid wartime rallying speeches in London. Canada pledged support, Australia and New Zealand urged to strengthen their forces, and Britain vowed a war of peace through victory while offering Dominion troops and resources for global service.
Monday report from Copenhagen notes the Danish king’s health is uncertain after a reported attack. The bulletin cites international tensions influencing the situation amid limited official details and unclear prognosis.
A London review notes two public questions after three weeks of conflict and surveys Allied and Russian moves in Poland. It cites L Galvin on the “fourth partition” of Poland, Russian advances to strategic lines, and the impact on Germany and the British war outlook. It contrasts Western leaders and wartime policy with remarks on Gortchak's stance and future prospects as the campaign evolves.
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