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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 18, 1937

Page

3

Fragmented notes hint at political and legal actions amid December elections

The text outlines a heated parliamentary stalemate and pending electoral actions. It references McLachlan, a minister, and mentions birth, constitution, and charges. The fragmentary item touches boxing and wrestling events scheduled for December, with officials deciding dates and procedures.

Perjury Charge Linked to Queanbeyan Court Case

Wallace Lee Swan faced a perjury charge at the Queanbeyan Court of Petty Sessions for allegedly lying at a Children’s Court hearing on July 6, 1937. Evidence was heard and the case adjourned to September 7. witnesses testified about visits and work at Swan’s butcher shop between June and July 1936, with Bertha May Gabriel as complainant.

Queanbeyan Kail Batuniay Bertha K. C. Codd F. F. Mitchell Bertha May Gabriel Swan Mitchell Knw Witness Children's Court Harold Joseph Swan Monaro Street W Swan

Australian Institute of Librarians formed during Canberra conference

The Australian Institute of Librarians will be formed at Canberra during a representative library conference. The move follows a Carnegie survey of 1034 and aims to raise librarianship standards through training and cooperation across public university parliamentary municipal and special libraries with about 50 delegates attending.

Australian Institute of Librarians Canberra Austilia Carnegie Corporation of New York Ralph Munn Carnegie Library Pittsburgh E. R. Pitt Victoria Munn New South Wales Australia Federal Capital Territory Queensland Frank Tate Education Australian Council For Educationalesearch R. Salter Davies Kent Library Association of Great Britain Battye Western Australia University of Western Australia W. H. Ifould FE. K. Pitt H. Rutherford Purnell South Australian Publi Library Morris Miller Tasmanian University Library

Holdaway Accepts Hawaii Post as Associate Professor in Entomology

Dr F G Holdaway of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research has accepted an invitation from the University of Hawaii to the position of Associate Professor of Entomology and Chief Entomologist at the Experiment Station. He is 34, a Queensland University graduate, and has studied and worked in Australia, Britain, France, and the United States before returning to research on blowflies and termites.

F. G. Holdaway Counc University of Hawaii Rin Fomulogy Hawt Holdaway University of Queensland Motummoreygenstan Queensland Wes University of Adelaide Adelaide Science and Industry Endowment Cvsalur United States of America Cornell University University of Minnesota Minnesota Canna America Hardaway Europe Great Britain France Australia Wats Axkead Australian Boventry School Canberra Royal Society of Australi Canberra Society of Arts and Literature F.C.T Australian Institute of Agricultural Science

Industrial Board Probes Wages Rise For Canberra Trades

The Industrial Board heard claims for higher margins in the Federal Capital Territory. Mr. Bryant urged restoring pre 1931 levels and increasing margins for skilled workers, citing state awards and Canberra’s high living costs, driver and builder labourers among those affected, as evidence. The hearing adjourned to 10:00 a.m. with further evidence planned.

Federal Capital Territory L. L Aull F. Gibson Interior Q. Bryant Associated Society of Engineers Electrical Trades Union Operative Painters and Decorsters Association Plumbers and Gasfitters’ Employees’ Union of Australia Operative Plasterers’ Federation of Australia Slaters Tilers Shinglers Bryant Aaid New South Wales South Australia Alasmania Bryant Kedaway Industrial Board Mir Canberra Australia Gibson

Poultry Farmers Offer Aid Announced for Sydney Farmers

A message from Mr Stevens states advances up to £40 will be given to individual poultry farmers in need. Repayment postponed to next year with condition farmers forward all eggs to the Marketing Board. The official plans to push for Commonwealth Bank payment on eggs exported in the 1387 season.

Sydney Tursday Jane Liemler Stevens Preisler Sai Comm Nwealth Bank

No Delay In Flying Boat Service Confirmed

The minister Sir Archdale Parkhill stated that Flying Boat service by Temperial Airways would begin January 1 with indications of no delay. He noted minor issues remain between the British and Australian governments but are expected to be settled amicably.

Ust Bey McLachlan DNAY Fr Detemee Archdale Parkhill Temperial Airways Anevice Janary 1 Mildred Robertson Geeventon Huon Tasmania

Y.W.C.A. Appeal Funds Rise in Canberra

Canberra Y W C A appeal total reaches £166 12s after new contributions. Earlier acknowledgments show £155 and £176 12s noted for various donors.

Canberra Y.W.C.A J. H. L. Cumpston Radelyte

Iraq Cabinet Resigns Surprising Move

Premier Sulaiman of Iraq and his Cabinet have resigned, signaling a major political shift reported from Cairo on Monday with no immediate details of successor arrangements.

Cairo Moneday Sulaiman Iraq

Wool Season Bright Outlook for Sales

The wool market shows a hopeful tone with higher prices for merinos and cross-breds versus early season levels. Improved employment, spending, and industrial profits lift demand alongside strong imports by Britain, the United States, Italy, Belgium, and Japan, signaling a favorable selling season ahead in Sydney starting August 30.

Byrdney Winchcombe, Carnon, Ltd Cumoura Aineekly Great Britain United States America United Kingdom Italy Belgium Japan France Sydney

Man Electrocuted in Newcastle Tragedy

Newcastle journalist Michael Byrne died after his clothes were struck by a faulty iron while at home. Byrne, who was reportedly awaiting a child, had been sent to Sydney for treatment when the accident occurred.

Newcastle Michael Byrne Iran Byrne Sydney Byrne

Huricane and Tobys Choice Dominate Gosford Maiden Races

In the Gosford Maiden Handicap the winner Huricane with J Finch aboard held on by five lengths over Baldasarr and Lord Galadeer. Toby's Choice led from the start to win the Flying Welter Handicap with D Trey aboard, ahead of Winawin and Prowler. Clatawa took the Trial Stakes Handicap with J Willsher aboard, while Lady Gay won the Fourteen-Two Handicap with C0 Findlay riding. Earl Sun won the Four and Three Years Old Handicap first division with EB McMenamin guiding, second division went to Nebraska with EK McMenamin. BringA led from start to win the Novice Handicap with McMenamin aboard as Harlequin and Manchent chased.

Maiden Hurricane J. Finch Baldasarr Ryan Lord Galadeer J. Smith Othera Tippler N Choice Ruff Flight Black Velvet Discuss Ferntol Baldasair Toby's Lady Cello J. Willsher Clatawa A. Ward Heraway W. Matthews Sunup Earlyside Maori Mall Wealport Lando Lin Baton Bulrush Airflow Skid Mazanna Miss Wendy Earl Sun EB. McMenamin Tingle Joy Jones Heroic's Lady Nealey Volcano Bringa McMenamin Harlequin R. Parsons Manchent Ww. Glover Bair Warning Broadway Swell Asolando

Rosebery Day Racing Programme Highlights Hurdles and Handicaps

Rosebery offers a full day of racing with events across the Brush Hurdle, Three and Four Year Old Maiden, Flying Handicap, Fourteen One Handicap, Rosebery Handicap, and Alexandria Handicap. Notable runners include Ipswich selections Euphor Stroke and Glentrae, plus rivals such as Mort Romani and Tony.

Ijm Australain Big Chief Bus Byercello Musician Glentrae Spanker Mort F Romani Mirth Annura i Bronze Leeds Tulip Consignee Liberty Sir Leigh- Goldman Standard Lapalm O Monkshead Lady Pat Wonga Tony Tall Timber Celtic Chief Milbra Bristol Heroic Levant A Flight Lantern Dame Caleroth Sandra Light Dra Kweilling Goon Matchiels Leap Year Mary Speed King Sally Gold Wee Loch Emma Sarmity Rosebery I.m Oro Patree Cambalong Boyfred Silver Fox Vaalmore T Fugitive Verdene Alexandria Latharna Sailing Wise Boy Denis A Sir Regent Wallace Old Rowley Mimi T Verlina Bulga Boy Flamari Odilion T

Piles Quick Relief Promised By Internal Remedy

A dubious claim touts an internal remedy named Cer Leonhardt for quick relief of severe constipation piles. The text promises rapid, lasting results for thousands of sufferers and warns of guaranteed effects everywhere.

Cer Leonhardt Voooulohl Narrabes Tate Tecate Relheves India Tla Ted Parte Pte Memieg Hell Vaeiloit

Drunken Drivers Charged in Queanbeyan Court

Two motorists appeared at Queanbeyan Court for driving while intoxicated. John William Leech was fined £5 and banned from driving for six months for a Monaro Street incident. Frederick L. Gibson received a £5 fine with a 12 month disqualification. Police noted numerous complaints of dangerous driving.

Queanbeyan Court John William Leech Monaro Street Frederick L. Gibson North

Filipino de Guzman Beats Summers in 15 Round Bout

In Leichhardt Stadium Sydney a 15 round boxing bout saw Filipino fighter de Guzman win on points against Harry Summers who weighed 6.12 and ages 82. The win came on Tuesday night.

Sydney Leichhardt Stadium de Guzman Harry Summers

Money-saving cough remedy recipe from old ad

An old advertisement promotes a homemade cough remedy claiming eight bottles can be made for the price of one by adding a small amount of concentrated HEENZO to sweetened water. The tonic is pitched as effective against coughs colds croup bronchitis whooping cough and influenza and described as pleasant to take and good for both edulis and chikinem.

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