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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
2
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In a high scoring clash Feaintall tallied 38 points leading for the night as Nene struggled to keep pace in a tense matchup. Sem and BE contributed steady plays sustaining the lead while the crowd watched the back and forth flow until the final buzzer.
In a Canberra broadcast Brigadier Street warned Australians that the danger of war is near as European and Pacific tensions rise. He outlined mobilization talk, Italian Alpine moves, Albanian risks, Bulgarian troop movements, and Japan's Pacific advance as factors pressing Australia to be ready. The defence programme is ahead of schedule and aims to fill gaps while promoting national resolve and preparedness.
A brief note indicates that current school conditions require immediate action and an ongoing effort to carry out essential work. The statement points to involvement by authorities to address pressing needs and maintain operations.
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A brief obituary note recalls Lady Decies for wartime nursing service and the Vic torian Cross equivalent honor. The fragment references January, Maine, and Ireland in connection with her life and recognition.
In Durban a tribal chief faces a serious incident after an Induna collecting money was stoned and burned by a mob of fanatic women and followers of Chief Bhembu. Five women received three to six months in jail in separate sentences.
Court records the first prosecution under the Firearms Act after Gordon Bundock of Dulwich Hill sold an airgun to a boy under 14. Bundock pleaded guilty claiming ignorance of the law. Magistrate found the facts but dismissed the case, hoping the ruling warns other shopkeepers unfamiliar with the act.
The Canberra court faced challenges to jurisdiction in two cases handled by Magistrate Ryan. In the first, the judge found the remedy under the Ordinance not available to the plaintiff. In the second, offensive behaviour charges sparked objections over two magistrates in session, with Magistrate Phippard alleging bias and procedural issues. The hearing extended hours as adjournments were used to resolve objections.
London report quotes secretary of the Farmers Natural Union calling for price support reforms to ensure remunerative prices for British and Dominion farmers. He urges price insurance be maintained while policy under operation and notes implications for crops like beet, meat, and milk.
Arrangements by the Canberra Musical Society with Minha urlakoy to save the Australian Lorpa ge Hallett include a recent performance in Canberra. Terpsichorean class led by Landes ia Bian provided choreography by Misha Mariakov and performed by Barbara MacLonnell, Burlakov Bebou of Lancia. The show is set for Saturday evening.
The Advisory Council yesterday moved to set its house in order, adopting rules for future meetings. Mr. C S Daley urged tighter debate moderation, proper notice for urgent matters, and adherence to agenda based rules to prevent public misimpression and avoid lax special meetings.
A crown prince was born to the King and Queen of Albania in Tirana. The report also covers local council discussions on compulsory third party vehicle insurance in the ACT, proposed bus services for schoolchildren, and planned amendments to hospital ordinance with a public meeting anticipated on April 90.
A government adviser role is created to handle fuel production and related energy issues. The appointing authority cites need for expertise in coal gas, distillation, and power alcohol, with focus on transport and strategic fuel management amid ongoing energy concerns.
A distorted report states the Commonwealth Government did not recognise the Mirman Consul Dr Asmar who reportedly took charge at the Gan Ko post. Lawyers for Czech-Hovava claim the position is held by attorney Mughoa, while Mugten asserts Dr Atal would remain as official envoy until a review of four alleged violations by the Commonwealth.
Special services at Canberra churches begin to-morrow with unified worship and devotions across denominations. Catholic, Presbyterian and Anglican congregations plan Holy Week events including sermons at St Christopher's, St Paul’s and Christ Church, plus a park youth service and Good Friday observances.
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