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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
8
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic session in the Australian House of Representatives with tensions over occupancy and seating arrangements. The report mentions Speaker’s quandary and a motion debated briefly before being referred to the Senate for review.
Debates focus on whether to sanction the individual known as the chair pirate for wrongfully interfering with House property or for disregarding procedure appropriate to the circumstance. The proceedings hinge on procedural rules and the nature of the disruption.
In Brisbane on March 13 Sydney’s Bill Bray fought at Broadbane Stadium where Bray pressed in the second round. The referee Mar Gornik urged control as Bray exchanged blows with Strombers (130) and spectators fled the melee. Bray took the bout on points after a disrupted finish.
Ambitious cycling action reported from Australia as the amateur track championships unfold at Lowton. Thomas from South Australia wins the Balt mile event, ahead of J Dowling of Victoria, with Beott and Johnson placing in the top ranks. The fine miles see Poster taking first for Victoria, Johnson second, Potter third, while timing clocks show quick speeds and close finishes amid a field with multiple state contenders.
On March 13 in Tully Minister Prasey arrived and met Mrs Peave at Gire's Convent, opened the Tully Rural School, and planned a reception the next morning. That evening a charity concert at the Plaza Theatre proceeds while ALP leader Dave Edwards was advised of Sir MOP Hynes arrival and then deputy reception.
Sydney March 13 Ambrose Palmer Australian heavyweight champion defeated Ron Richards Queensland on points in a 15 round contest at Leichhardt Stadium Palmer weighed 12 4 Richards two stone lighter Richards pressed early but Palmer blocked many leads and scored with lefts and rights Palmer's superior footwork and defense gave him the clear victory though Richards rallied in closes rounds
In Chatswood April 1934 vestry dispute case continues. Parker sues Rev Canon Robert Rook for 1000 libel claiming false and malicious remarks at Barnabas Church parish meeting. Evidence recalls party divisions, voting irregularities, and accusations that younger leadership was desired. Witnesses describe contentious ballot and threats of police action.
Eddie Tolans unique sprint record highlighted Melbourne meet as he dominates the 29 yards event to vault ahead of rivals. Robertson nearly upsets in 130 yards, while Tolans maintains unbeaten run through three tests. The crowd roars as Tolans wins by clear four yard margin in decisive races.
W Fleming, winner of the 220 yards Australim swimming title and a consistent national contender, is almost certain to lose his state employment in Lismore. He is regarded as a potential Olympic candidate despite his pending departure.
A vintage note promotes Dr Sheldon s Digestive Tabules as a lasting remedy for indigestion. It claims the tablets relieve symptoms and strengthen the digestive system to prevent recurrence, promising benefit from the very first dose.
Divorce proceedings for Sydney Victor Dune ran and Besse Barney Denean were heard in Townsville as the judge ordered a non jury trial on March 28 in Townsville before a judge. Co defendant Eric Mc Derma of Trainfoil appears in the action.
A Times trade supplement notes Britain's rapid canning expansion with 1942 figures for fruit and vegetables and a surge in imports led by pineapples from the United States. The piece discusses exports to England, rising Australian imports, and calls for a protected yet expanding British trade stance amid postwar self containment.
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