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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
4
Weather forecast fragment for August and 108 day
The readable text shows an unfamiliar weather fragment with times and temperatures. It mentions August 19 and multiple numbers that resemble forecast figures but is incomplete and garbled. It lacks clear location or standard forecast structure.
Canberra Forecast For Thursday August 10 1934
Canberra forecast lists sunrise and sunset times for the day and notes moon and planet risings. It records celestial entries for Venus Mare Jupiter and Saturn with approximate times. The data appear as a weather and astronomical schedule for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Mare
Jupiter
Saturn
Scullin policy speech sparks banking and reform debate
The Canberra dispatch examines Mr Scullin addressing Labour policy last night. It recalls Fisher era forecasts, Commonwealth Bank development, and compares historical Labour and Lyons Page policies. It questions banking nationalisation, inquires if a banking inquiry precedes action, and argues electors must judge the path for Australian banking and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Scullin
Federal
Labour Party
Fisher Labour
Commonwealth Bank
Scullin
Labour
Soullig
Ir. Lyons
Dr. Page
Ma Scullin
Fisher
Australia
New Reservoir Ready in Summer
A new reservoir on Black Mountain is planned to begin service early this summer. It will add 1,900,000 gallons capacity, boosting supply and pressure, especially on the north side of the river. Construction includes crossing the Molungia River with a concrete wall dividing flows and pumping to keep lines free of soakage. the project augments the Red Hill reservoir and uses enhanced pumping gear from Cotor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Ln
Molungia
Red Hill
Cotor
Rural Relief Policy Comment by Dr Earle Page
Dr Earle Page said he had omitted words from his rural debt adjustment remarks. He noted the scheme would not saddle the joint responsibility on details by the UGE, and that both parties subscribed to the principle but the UAP would not discuss the full plan yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Page
Wight
UGE
UAP
Threat to Run Own Team in Tasmania Debate
A Canberra weekly report notes a Countey Party plan to nominate a candidate in Tasmania and potential implications for a Joint Senate team. A telegram from the UAP authorities in Tasmania asks Dr Page if he would back a party section in the state amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydnet
Tasmania
WAP
Sydney
Senate
U.ap
Taamania
Page
Country Party to contest Darling and Robertson seats
At a Federal Council meeting the Country Party decided to contest the Robertson seat with W. B. Fleming of Torrigst and A. C Marshall of Ravensworth as endorsed candidates. Darling electorate will also be contested with Major Paul Goldstatedt endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Country Party
Robertson
W. B Fleming
Torrigst
A. C Marshall
Ravensworth
Darling
Afajor Paul Goldstatedt
Wedding Dress and Attire Describe Mina Madalene Fane De Balls
A formal wedding at St. John the Baptist's Church Canberra united Mina Madalene Fane De Balls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fane Da Balin of Htewet, with Charles Eric Fasd, son of the late Mr. Tend and iw Reed of Oaknill Button. Mina wore a trained gown of velvet with two pony sleeves, an embroidered veil, and carried pink parnations with golden roses and autumn leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vary Ring Valvet
Tony
Mina Madalene Fane de Balls
Mgt
Mra
Fane da Balin
Charles Eric Fasd
Lnte
Tend
Reed
Oaknill
Button
John Te Baptist
Shureh
Canberra
Caen
Saberiaow
Frebide
Lang Willis libel case to court over new trial demand
Ravin HC former Premier of New South Wales will appear for Albert Charles Willis in a libel dispute. John Thomas Lang will appeal a High Court Full Court ruling ordering a new trial in Willis's £20,000 damages claim tied to Lang. At the original hearing the jury found for Bir Thomas Bavnhea with W Shand and W G Meet assisting Lang’s side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravin
New South Wale
Albert
Charles Willy
Oas
John Thomas Lang
BLA
Btata
A. C. Willis
Lang
Thomas Baviahea
W. Shand
W. G. Meet
E.G. Pannery
Wesche
W. J. Curtl, KC
J. Camidy
Wedding Party Details at Motel Wellington Reception
A groom’s man was Mr Hugh Reed and the reception occurred at the Motel Wellington. Mrs F De Balle and Mrs H Band hosted guests while the couple’s honeymoon costs are noted as 63. The bride wore a grey costume with red hat and blouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Reed
Wellington
Mra F. de Balle
Mra H. Band
Pressure Comments On Election In Australia
London dispatch summarizes the Australian election scene with emphasis on government recovery claims and party leaders endorsing centrist positions. Analysts praise Australia’s manufacturing focus while criticizing monetary policy and international trade stance as the race centers on recovery and economic direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anya
Mamena
Lyona
Australia
Seth
Taterag
Landon'n Wyen
Australis
Valent
Tee Wimancini Timms
United Australia Party
Lyoms
Fae Abeapectisie
Fea
Aicain
Brita Prac
Labour Party Policy on Economic Rescue and Jobs
Labour policy outlines massive public works and social measures to combat unemployment. It calls for workmen’s housing, roads, water, rail gauge standardization, and national planning to unlock resources. Critiques past governments and urges budget reform, pension relief, and reworked arbitration to raise living standards and preserve employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monwesith
Secial
Commonwealth Railways
Port Augusta
Red Lion
Adelaide
Balgoorlie
Australia
Faese
Uisusands
Bruce-Page
Labour
Lastern
Lyons
Plfce
Tabour
Treasury
Great Britain
Commonwealth Bank
Averenda
Commonwealth
Ana Puliie
Pensiona
Mediantene
Australian Labour Plan for Northern Development and Employment
A detailed Labor platform argues for settlement of the North to preserve White Australia, opposing chartered exploitation. It calls for government aid through a Saturninary system, land surveys, forest protection, wind stock and agricultural expansion, oil and coal exploration, and public works to employ the unemployed, while warning against overreliance on overseas imports and bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Baal See Dey
Senate
Labour
Overseas Interventa
Ile Awa
Austevancs
Commonwealth Bank
Henldes
Labour Party
Middinaen
Shanneta
Cressing
Marketing Proposals and Trade Policy Voice
The Labour Party asserts independence from market manipulators and brokers to secure support and maximize marketing. It cites Commonwealth Bank planning to boost liquidity, urges lifting community output restrictions, and discusses Tasmania events. Lyons argues UK trade limits hinder meat and dairy import restrictions while advocating home marketing strength and protectionist shifts to expand Australian crops and exports, including tobacco and tabagee products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Party
Maximim
Achem
Commonwealth Bank
Tasmania
Lobar
Mary
Domeldios
Ottawa
Byrd’s Teroi y In Stalled Rescue Effort
The report details Byrd weakened by fumes unable to call for help and a rescue party awaiting at Little America. The party, led by Byrd, faces a dangerous winter approach as the crew struggles with fatigue and exposure while seeking to rejoin their companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little America
Byrd
Wilke
Nenely
Rus
Byrit
General McNivoll to take over next month in New Guinea
The commission reports General McNicoll is appointed Adulterator of the Mandated Territory of New Guinea under the New Guinea Act of 1922 and will succeed the prior administrator. His departure arrangements are being finalized, with plans for him to leave for New Guinea soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blinteter
Terrionsen
Hivrey
Latwaon
Genera W
Byteney
New Guinea
New Guinea Gaon
McNicoll
Hyieacher-Gynerst Grimm, Cmg
Cbe
Dso
Eam
Arange
Geum McNicall
Hitler and anti Nazi campaigns in Berlin amid postelection clashes
Fragmentary Berlin report shows Yes and No factions in a heated political fight ahead of a key decision. Pro and anti Hitler posters abound, with red slogans daubed on walls and leaflets handed out by both sides as observers note rising political tension and widespread propaganda efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pulte
Hitler
Pracur
Nesta
Verdict for Libel Case Records Ambiguous Ruling
An unclear report outlines a libel verdict involving defendants Weise Agu and Bani Bedford for nominal damages. The text is garbled, but indicates an appeal proceeding and a partial judgment may have been issued. Local court context is implied.
Supreme Court Divorce Case Hears Alarm on Appeals
Supreme Court proceedings address contested divorce cases with petitions involving Susie Tulel and others. The edition notes legal arguments and potential rulings that could impact custody and property disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apyenie
Netene
Onsen Oil
Susie Tulel
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