Rebels advance capture of Artesa in Spanish War
Rebels push toward Tar- Tadons after seizing Artesa on the Segre River. Gen Franco’s forces control Artesa and nearby Montsonia and Marcobau, with Sierra de Garo notes. Italian divisions suffer heavy losses on the Segre front as bombers strike Tarragona, injuring trains full of refugees. two British freighters Stanwell and Neuchatel hit with no British casualties.
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Arrested consul London to face rebel court in Spain
Reports from Spain say British Consul Ernest Golding and his wife will be tried by a rebel military court in San Sebastian for allegedly passing unauthorized messages across the frontier. They are held separately in San Sebastian Gaol while the British government seeks a public trial.
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Murder charge over stabbing at Seaforth near Mackay
Augustus Legh, 23, appeared for trial in Paice Court today on a charge of wilfully murdering Dorothy Elsie Dungan at Seaforth near Mackay on December 27. The woman was stabbed 17 times according to the claim.
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Capone pays 7 538 pounds to date in tax settlement
Al Capone, via his attorney, has paid the federal government 1 682 dollars to cover income tax, aiming for release on January 19. He still owes about 4 000 pounds in other fines and faces possible rearrest and continued imprisonment on misdemeanor charges amid alleged health issues.
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Duty stamp on all cheques to rise in January
From January 16 Adelaide announces a flat rate of 14d duty stamp on all cheques whether for small sums or large. The current 1d rate on cheques under £2 and 2d on those over £2 will be replaced. Banks will refund proportionally for clients with 2d stamps, but penny stamped blanks will need an extra half penny stamp. Availability begins January 16 from banks or the State Duty Office.
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Dalfram in Harbor Sparks Union Alarm in Sydney Range
In Port Kembla harbor the steamer Dalfram returns and sparks alarm among unions. Workers picket foreman Ben Sloan’s Wollongong home as they press to influence ship calls and protest steel and tramway contracts while leaders and executives discuss attendances and responses.
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New Japanese Cabinet Likely Under Baron Hiranuma
The Times reports Baron Hiranuma is poised to announce a new cabinet, signaling a strong hand on domestic affairs and foreign policy. The fall of Prince Konoye’s cabinet followed army calls for a new East Asian order and full aviation mobilization, sidelining Finance Minister Ikeda who resisted wholesale business attacks.
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Robbed in Melbourne Loop: Adelaide Detectives Probe Orford Theft
Mrs Norah Bowie, a passenger aboard the liner Orford bound for Colombo, reported to Adelaide police the theft of an attached case containing jewellery worth £280 before the ship left Melbourne. The case held a diamond watch, brooch, pearl ring, two rings, cultured pearls, and clothing. The theft occurred at Port Melbourne after she boarded a non registered porter. The report and item descriptions were sent to Melbourne detectives.
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Sudden Wharf Picketing Tensions Rise in Sydney
The British steamer Datfram, after two days at sea, unexpectedly returned to Port Kembla and berthed at No 4 Jetty. Workers fear a surprise pig iron load and promptly began a picketing system, prompting unionist comment and heightened port tensions.
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Australian Defence Strong Navy First Sydney
Lord Strabolgi, chief whip of the Tabor Party in the House of Lords, urged a defence scheme prioritizing a strong navy for Australia. He argued battleship bases and naval routes would safeguard trade, with air defence as a secondary focus and a fleet of long range bombers and fighters to support sea power.
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Roosevelt’s firm warning to dictators shocks Congress
President Roosevelt sternly warned dictators threatening world peace in a brisk Capitol address. He urged preparation to defend the nation, signaling no cooperation with Britain and prompting a thunderous bipartisan ovation as lawmakers backed steps to curb aggression and renew commerce.
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President Roosevelt Signals Shift Toward Domestic and Global Policy
The president outlined plans linking domestic reform with foreign policy, aiming to transform national income and expand armament in peacetime. He warned that internal dangers pale beside external threats and urged economic sanctions against aggressors while signaling a move away from isolationism if Congress approves broader action. London reactions indicated approval of the address. Shippers reported market adjustments and cargo activity reflecting the broader economic stance.
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Roosevelts Message Stir World Reactions In Press
The Times reports the speech aimed at global audiences, calling for heed across communities sharing democratic ideals. The Daily Mail finds little foreign policy cooperation in Roosevelt's address, urging Britain to remain invulnerable, while The Daily Telegraph notes earnest warning words and possible new international stance. The Daily Herald says his words urge and warn nations needing direction.
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Most German Imports Prohibited in New Zealand
Wellington reports that imports from Germany and Japan have been almost completely banned. The Dominion government has issued licences under the new trade control law, intended to curb foreign trade while protecting domestic expansion, Prime Minister Savage commented.
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Temperature Climb to 98 at Pirie and Local News
Yesterday’s high reached 98 degrees with a 60 degree minimum in Pirie as heat returns after a cooler night. Visitors include RD Nicholls Speaker of the House of Assembly who toured Pirie with his two sons, David and Stanley. Local items note a southwesterly wind, a hospital ward inmate in Pirie, and plans for a three week Port Elliot holiday for A C Willson and family.
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