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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
4
Weather forecast from Canberra predicts showers on the south coast with generally fine conditions elsewhere. Frost is expected on the tablelands nightly, and winds shift from west to southwest to gale strength in gusts.
At Central Court today Leal Walver or Walkenden, 19, labourer, charged on provisional warrant with felonious wounding Maxwell Baker at Melbourne on March 5. Senior Detective West read the warrant to the defendant who asked what he had done. The Magistrate ordered the defendant placed in West's custody. Bail was refused.
An editorial urges renewed State interest in the Snowy River Hydro-Electric Scheme as a pathway to industrial growth in Monaro and across southeastern Australia. It argues cheap power, port development at Twofold Bay, rail links, and private capital could unlock national benefits, urging Canberra and Sydney to declare intentions to pursue the project.
Fragmentary report suggests Mr. De Valera, a Dublin representative, could travel to the United States as his eyesight falters. Details and exact plans are unclear due to the damaged text.
Ter Langus of Chariton moves from Mee South Waters Bowls team to seek earnings equalization. The listing notes a player change with few specifics about dates or destinations but confirms a team switch for financial parity.
A garbled report notes P. Ggehonsh, once holder of a world endurance swimming record, completing a grueling eight hour attempt with two relay partners. He aims to reclaim the endurance mark by swimming 200 hours, though the details are unclear.
Police yesterday arrested Gordon Herbert Knights and two laborers in connection with a New Year’s Eve homicide in Inverloch. Detective John B alleges Knights gave contradictory statements and claimed he did not understand the alleged motive. They appeared in city court and were remanded to April 17.
A summary of interregional fiscal reports shows April to March revenue gaps across Victoria South Australia Western Australia and Great Britain with tentative relief for direct taxation and plans for salary cuts. Officials caution that despite overall healthy finances deficits may persist and further emergency cuts could be implemented.
Mr J Francis urged debate on a bill and a report on the Commonwealth Solar Observatory at Canberra. Money was voted for continuance of the work and a dome report should be tabled for public information. He did not seek political controversy, but called for records of observations to be made available.
Thousands crowded St. Andrew's Cathedral this morning to pay last tributes to the late Sir William Cullen. Canon Gamsey praised his services to the State and the nation. Sir Alexander Hore Ruthven attended in regimental uniform.
Dr Rawschning, Nest President of Danzig for 17 months before resigning in November 1904, allegedly urged to Poland and blamed for moral wartime actions. Polish journalist Joe Chang, reported by Manchester Chronicle and London News, has been arrested.
Fragmentary notice describes restorations starting April 1 with references to public works, a pr eator, and roading projects. The text is incomplete, but mentions April 1 actions, councils, and possible maintenance or fare adjustments. No clear dates, names, or locations are fully legible.
Night time air mail routes in Australia now feature added night flying facilities. New lighting includes boundary lights obstruction lights revolving beacons and runway approach indicators at Cloncurry Longreach and along the Cloncurry to Longreach segment. Private firms have contributed to runway construction including at Adelaide and Sydney venues while government facilities cover Forrest to Kalanae Wie and Cooktown to Kinloar.
A deputation from the Canberra Trade and Labour Council urged the Attorney General to apply New South Wales awards to Federal Capital Territory workers not covered by existing awards. The group led by president Esas and secretary Te Beorey asked for unions to gain protections for bakers, shop assistants, millmen and others and proposed that union representation on the Board be limited to three years. They criticized secrecy in board deliberations and demanded public accountability for decisions while urging alignment with NSW standards rather than ad hoc Canberra arrangements.
On recommendation from Mr Dalton NAW Provident of the AWU Canberra meeting discussed safeguarding government interests on intermittent work. A committee including T Revedy J Ha Grast 2 O Brion G Lett B A Timones and We Keely will investigate remediations and decide on petitions for action.
Darwin, Tuesday, Thomas Richard Sullivan found guilty of use of deadly weapon in a murder case. Jury recommended mercy, noting the accused was not in full command of his actions. Court details and background information appear incomplete in the fragmented report.
The morning session featured Defence Minister Parkhill defending plans for Scottish regiments in Australia, including the Victoria born Victoria Highlanders and connections to Gordon Highlanders. MPs quizzed about recruitment, clothing, and a QOCH regiment, while other questions touched on censorship and legal matters. The chamber adjourned amid ongoing clashes over defense and monetary policy.
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