Horn, Wife of W T Harvey Horn Welcomes Son in Shotten
A Canberra family notes the birth of a son to Mrs W T Harvey Horn of Shotten Hepples. The newborn adds joy to the Horn household as relatives celebrate.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
2
A Canberra family notes the birth of a son to Mrs W T Harvey Horn of Shotten Hepples. The newborn adds joy to the Horn household as relatives celebrate.
Fragmentary OCR item discusses a poet and a Commonwealth related term with annual figures in advance terms. The readable bits imply a publication or notice note rather than a full article, focusing on payments and a Commonwealth reference.
St John’s Church in Canberra was deemed inadequate to meet the growing population. At the 20th Diocesan Synod in progress, Bishop H W Burgmann urged the Federal capital to fund two additional Anglican churches. He warned against abandoning cathedral plans and called for a sustained program to support church foundations in Canberra and the Commonwealth.
Trade discussions opened at Canberra between the German Consul General and Australian Trade Minister Henry Guat focus on barter arrangements for a future treaty. Australia seeks reciprocal deals for wool and wood exports, while Germany pressures for concessions on imports. Early data show wool exports to Germany fluctuating from 1932 to 1935 with a modest rise in six months of 1935 50.
An early Canberra advisory body urged a fuller definition of the city plan and a detailed layout near City Hill. The call for a balanced committee to finish city plan details stressed public access to development areas and urged the government to balance expert opinions with investor confidence.
George Carroll, a Pan American crew member, was jailed eight years after being convicted on two counts of assault on a boy. The court noted a lengthy record and said the prisoner posed a menace to the community. Judge Carlewie stated the longer he is away from society the better for the public.
More than 400 children packed the Albert Hall for a charity ball staged by Skeretopher’s and Bt. Patrick’s. Judging by Abbott and Hornn, prizes were awarded in many fancy dress and jewel prize categories. A lively fox trot by Jim Brophy and Patsy Smith entertained, with a supper break and organized dancing for the younger crowd until 10 pm.
Wednexda reports Mr down Curtin leader of the Aun- Traian Labour Party condemns censorship and the plan to align with colleagues. He says the party should not abandon its principles and stresses confidence in the Juda ment. He likens the situation to a cricket captain reshuffling the team during a bad spell.
In London Turmay reports that a nurse was killed and an ambulance driver faces trial for driving negligently on February 17. Witnesses recount the crash near Hollow, with nurse Theresa McCarthy and Beattie giving evidence as the ambulance traveled between 70 and 80 miles per hour. Bail set at £80. case to go before the Attorney-General.
Rain records from Por ee are noted with weather observations. The fragmentary item mentions rainfall data and a meteorological note, highlighting regional weather data collection and the effort to preserve historic climate records.
Fragmented weather notes list temperatures from 28 to 196 degrees and various pan readings, wind direction, and rainfall hints. The entry appears garbled with numbers and units, lacking clear times or coherent measurements.
An agreement between England and Australis on the subject was essential and would be fatal to delay. Both silos expressed willingness, signaling progress in the procedural point.
Their Exstencies Vinttore's Book will be available at Government House Canberra between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Rev F A O'Brien of Queanbey has been appointed an assistant party to the Parish of St James. Queensland. O'Brien was book attendant at St John's Camden and will depart Toowoomba soon, to be welcomed by Camden parishioners. At Toowoomba Rev Hh Oethem will be joined by Rev Damar tard of St John the Maptial Church. He will move to Queensland early May.
Prime Minister Hughes attended a civic reception in Albury and visited Mr. Hughes at the hospital after a motor accident left him unable to move for several days. The Prime Minister will miss today’s Canberra cabinet meeting.
In Halifax Nova Scotia a cave in at the Momn Fiver mine left two workers trapped 140 feet below surface. Rescue efforts had earlier reached the shaft but collapsed debris again blocked passage as rescuers assess new cave-in and the miners’ condition deteriorates with fever and hallucinations reported.
Egg producers ask government for financial help amid export challenges. The report notes concerns over pulp quality and the impact on shipments to America from Melbourne.
In London on a Wednesday Mrs Carslake was granted a decree nisi in her divorce from Australian jockey Ber Tant Carslake. The case records mention Malinga and Todie amid irregular details as the legal action proceeds.
Testimony at the Royal Commission describes 8.F. bookmakers approaching officers for “open. go.” immunity, with sergeant Jennings noting attempts to arrange money and help from Cochran and others. Witnesses discuss informer Taylor, alleged payments, and ongoing undercover police activity across Sydney and nearby areas.
A petrol lamp explosion at Major's Creek caused a fire that destroyed the school after Monday evening winds. A bucket brigade saved nearby buildings while the residence leeward side suffered less damage and possessions were scattered during the blaze.
The Council of the Canberra university college announces a commencement ceremony at 81g Pilon on Friday next, April. An address will be delivered by the governor general and Geoffrey Whivkers will speak. The ceremony is open to all interested in university work.
A Braddon Hall performance showcased a varied program titled The Ewert Shop with scenes and songs featuring Miss J Busby, Miss M Wer, and Miss E Paul. The event included piano by Went and dance by Betty, with overhead commentary by the superintendent and reactions from kindergarten children and the audience.
In a Dubbo murder trial defendant Jamon Barannn 68 testified that the witnesses are tainted and that his story to the pall is true. He claimed he was teleked to Mowitts Mount after harming the deceased and identified two men Lawrence Quinn and Brennan as present. The hearing continues with questions about alibis and admitted facts by the defense and prosecution.
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