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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
2
Fragmented weather data shows temperatures around 40.84 and 41.2 degrees with readings near 27.8 and 22 degrees. The entry notes a 3 hour period ending around 1 am and a minimum near 39 degrees, reflecting a unclear record of conditions.
A motion filed by Jennings (UA.P.) seeks to consolidate arbitration across industrial disputes. The proposal urges ending duplicative arbitration and advancing a unified approach in related proceedings. The motion is set to be moved on Tuesday, May 7.
A Saturday show titled the Anna Exhibition of the Recity of Canberra will be staged in Albert Hall Saturday afternoon. Warren, scouts, will present a feature. The event will include flowers, a comprehension session, and performances by Merria, Manuka, and other acts.
Fragmented OCR text discusses ball betting and social dancing events with names like Mrs J Cumpetom and Mrs JA Car, unclear details, and unspecified plans or winnings mentioned.
Lady Angela Scott, daughter of the Durkee family, was married at St Marpreet's, Westminster, to Commander Peter Dawnay. They will reside abroad for three years, with plans for Deena Sasert nates near the ceremony.
European nerves rise over Austria facing possible German coup, with Austria arming under compulsory service amid fears of Nazi aggression. Dollfuss assassination still looms in memory as Hitler’s rearmament accelerates, while Heimwehr teeters and the Little Entente lingers between aid and restraint.
Herbert Kopit, described as a laborer, was charged at City Court with the murder of Mae Speering and Michaal Contalio aboard a mail train near Gympie and Airivtane. The Crown plans to call 40 witnesses as Kopit contends with allegations of stealing and an extended account of his actions during the train journey and subsequent escape.
The Minister for the Interior praised the new vocational training classes in Canberra, noting improving enrolments and early success in motor mechanics plumbing woodwork and carpentry. Instructors are skilled tradesmen guiding students toward apprenticeships while classes evolve with adjusted curricula and closer Department support.
The death of Mr G Varley Rydney occurred yesterday at his residence. He was 84 and served in the Lexidinlive Connell and its successor council. He owned the Grafton Examiner for years and later was a director of the Cauttery Press Con ngative Company until retirement due to ill health. The funeral was private and his remains were interred in the South Hoend Cemetery.
The Minister for Labour in Sydney receives a deputation protesting a wage reduction for adult females by the State Industrial Commission. Leaders urge immediate legislation to raise the standard to at least 34 percent for women, arguing the current rate is inadequate and unlikely to be followed by employers. Speakers call for government action to restore a fair living wage while cabinet reviews the issue.
The report notes a sharp drop in Australian trade with Italy after sanctions were imposed, with December 1988 imports at £14,708 and January at £12,019. Revisions show March values around £122,200, while Italian exports to Australia faced an uneven decline due to regulations not applying to pre October 1985 deals and pre November 1980 goods.
Mr Bhi Gun ana ging iF of the Australias Japavene Society stated today that Japan expects about 800,000 bales of Australian wool this season but may cut imports to 200,000 to 390,000 bales from Africa and India. Trade protection fears provoke a shift as Australia probes markets and Japan considers diversifying sources.
The Labour Party executive was enlarged after a recent federal party meeting. New members J. A. Beasley and J. B. Roseruar joined alongside existing figures J. Curtin FM Words N. J Makin D Laivwen D Riordan Bronwen Heleway and GQ Martens who were listed. The party plans to attend a Monday protest against two youths hanged in the district.
The House and Senate pace heavy budget talk as the Income Tax Bill and a cement tariff measure dominate discussion. Prime Minister and Treasurer defend Royal Commission findings while opposition attacks government plans for uniform taxation and higher rates on the wealthy.
A garbled report cites Senators Fadl McLachlan Dain and Dunoa-Hughee debating Britain’s preference cuts and Ottawa violations. It notes proposals by THA Board and an adjourned debate with calls for prudence and caution amid political tension.
A chaotic report from Barcelona describes the shooting of the chief of police amid political turmoil linked to the 1934 revolution. The event follows violence against other officials and hints at rising power struggles and taxation debates affecting the region.
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