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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1937
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows scattered weather data with erroneous terms. Likely records temperature around 28.2 degrees and 159 degrees? plus wind at several times. The readable bits suggest a historical weather entry that requires clean transcription.
Belgrade reports ministers and the premier facing dismissal after Orthodox churches denounce the premier’s support for ratifying the consortiat. Demonstrations and church-led protests surround the cathedral as crowds greet the new-born son amid political tension.
Three people die after a seaplane wreck in Blow Bay as eight aboard survive. The craft was en route to Swatow with seven sensors aboard. searchers later recovered the plane and rescued survivors. The pilot and two passengers were American, while three others were Chinese.
Severe weather caused delays and confusion as a union event faced reductions in speed and timing. Officials reported late arrivals and adjusted schedules with communications hampered by the storm.
A German doctor in a capital city case seeks to overturn an order granting a special license. The Supreme Court today rescinded part of the order while affirming other provisions. The decision affects ownership and practice rights for several individuals and firms.
Sunday football notes from Bathurst discuss sporting bodies and organized play urging support. The item mentions favour, toupee, and parties, highlighting local interest in Sunday games and community involvement.
A censure debate in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly unfolded Monday with motions presented by the Leader of the Opposition and discussions on amendments. The proceedings centered on the administration and prime ministerial conduct, amid mentions of records and accountability.
Canberra forecast shows mostly fine conditions with moderate to mild daytime temperatures and a cold night. Mist and fog are expected early, with winds mainly from the north and north west.
The Lanberra Times reports the inaugural meeting of the National Eisteddfod Society of Canberra. Enthusiasm and co operation signal potential cultural gains, but organizers warn the project must start modestly and avoid over ambitious plans. Cooperation among societies will grow as the national event expands beyond Canberra.
At the Gatiberra Community Hospital Board monthly meeting plans to cost eighty thousand pounds for a new hospital at Canbarra were discussed. The Director-General of Health urged immediate consideration, with liaison from Melbourné, Architect Mr Leightor Trewinan, and possible final decision soon. The July attendance was high, with concerns about funding and the impact on services as construction proceeds.
Auckland reports rapid expansion of the state housing scheme. Tenders called for 1400 homes across the Dominion. Large land blocks are prepared for building. Many workers are employed in construction, sewerage, roads and electricity. Under-Secretary notes rents may be too high. compares costs with private rentals. Public inquiry over where buyers can find affordable housing continues.
Secret police moved in with lorries outside Dahlem Church arresting about forty men and seventy five women at nine o clock. The operation targeted Protestant pastors and followers in a crackdown that year.
Darwin reports two Japanese pearling ships arrested near Echotaland off Arnhelm Land. Captain Farnell of the Commonwealth patrol boat Larrakin released one vessel due to bad weather and now escorts the second to Darwin. The Dai Nippon Maru and the Paso Maru were seized after a show of force, with crew transferred to the Palau Maru for Darwin custody. The vessels are expected in Darwin on Wednesday.
Mrs. F Foster Mire dies in Sydney aged about 80. One of New South Wales earliest native residents, born Bathurst and later Forbes, married to Mr F Foster. Survived by 18 children, including C F Foster of Canberra, 81 grandchildren, 41 great grandchildren and 6 great great grandchildren.
Unclear OCR text outlines a health funding concept. Mentions a national fund and a charge per woman or child, with figures rough and partially garbled. Core idea points to a state financed medical service plan and a per person contribution.
A stock broker's death at the Sydney Exchange interrupted morning trading. The Sydney Board of Trade, in mourning, postponed its session by half an hour as market officials noted the abrupt event. Robert Hill, a Bem known member, was among those present as the meeting adjourned to tomorrow.
The Hon AL G Casey, Treasurer of the Coin, analyzes gold's changing role from a stable standard to a volatile price driver. He discusses how world events affect gold value and market anxiety, comparing historic steadfastness with current fluctuations in global finance.
Reports from Saturday indicate the Lessee Association sought changes in rent calculations. The Interior Minister said late appeals could not be accepted and promised further detail on how rents were set. A fee of £3 was approved to cover appeals costs amid transportation fare concerns in the Territory.
A British and American analysis traces April 1937 losses in gold and commodity prices to a proposed shift in gold valuation. It details how the gold price slip triggered a halt in industrial activity, plummeting stock markets, and a shift in mining production, with Britain and the United States funding gold buying to support currencies while debating long term consequences for world trade and national debts.
A group meeting at Manuka Pavilion discussed a Canberra football ban and actions to address alleged issues. The group passed a no confidence motion against the Greve care and voted to bar a team from the 7.07 League from Maasy or Carr City cups until reconstitution and a new secretary is appointed. A no confidence motion in Group 8 leader McLain passed and their resignation follows. The meeting called for inquiry into matters with the Country League and NRW Rugby League officials.
The Director General of Meda warns against sending Melbourne children to Canberra during the upcoming school holidays due to concerns over infantile paralysis. Canberra officials have allowed new pupils to enroll, but avoid cross-border travel amid incubation worries.
Melbourne reports strife over global finance and currency policy. The piece cites caution about credit structures and potential reform as nations discuss stabilization, exchange controls, and cross border monetary balance amid uncertain markets.
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