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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1934
Page
3
A Detroit laboratory outlines probable engine design changes to boost power while controlling weight. It suggests cooling improvements and new radiator strategies, plus smaller engines with advanced cooling to avoid extra heft. The piece weighs likely shifts in fuel types, cooling efficiency, and power output for future cars.
In Sydney a taxi conference set a minimum fare of 1 4 mite with Rag fall of 1/3, aiming to end a months long taxi war. The decision was mutual but not backed by opposing groups, leaving some tensions unresolved.
Large attendance at Royal Canberra Golf Club annual meeting in the club house last night. President Mr. Hd Sheehan presided. year expected to be a record. Membership stood at 288 with 16 new admissions over resignations. Financial position described as sound. course improvements and repairs noted. Royal Canberra aims to host future championships and open events under Women’s Golf Union of New South Wales. Committees discussed caddie registration and a professional event in the Master programme.
Unidentified woman found dead in Anthony Hordern Ltd store basement stairway in Sydney. Detectives believe she wandered inside accidentally and climbed stairs when steel doors closed trapping her. Witnesses say the lift man was called as authorities investigated the scene and missing husband reported her absence.
A violent gale battered the New South Wales coast near Sydney with gusts reaching about 40 miles per hour at times. Most vessels expected in Sydney arrived this morning before the storm intensified. the collier Balambi had to return to port after setting sail for Melbourne and shipping warnings were issued.
Fragmentary notice touts Eho's Fruit Salt as natural health aid for morning use to prevent thermal poisoning and related ills, claiming it cleanses the system and offers pure, substitute-free relief. Aimed at broad readers with health claims and product promotion.
Experts study night road safety and electrical efficiency amid rising traffic. Sodium vapour and mercury vapour lamps are tested in Britain, North America, and on a Cleveland model highway to compare light output, glare, and maintenance.
Harold Carewell of Caulfield is recovering after being rescued from Healesville mountains with Moniny. The body of Andrew Robertson, 64, is missing from the snow covered ranges after a harsh trek back to camp. Searches found Cardwell wandering near the snow. the pair had sought warmth by a fire but faced brutal conditions.
Rapreventative with consistent play saw K Gadtray annex Beane Git Chum Sunny at Queanbeyan Golf Club on Sunday. J McGivon led the championship as nine hole results show Gadtray v Neale at two up with others close behind.
Consistent shooting marked the weekend as Taylor Cup rounds ended at the 800 yard range. J W Gibbs led the field and won the cash prize, with standings showing Gibbs 45 and other scores from Johnston Farman Jonanston Storey Lewin Taylor Micingey and Pagrem among the top shooters.
Cabinet meets in Melbourne to consider Ute Lancashire boycott of Australian butter and meat restrictions. Government supports its cotton industry defence and plans to leave Britain to initiate settlement while negotiating tactfully. Policy aims to back cotton and meat restrictions amid Australia Britain trade talks.
A deputation met Labour Minister Dunningnam to complain about attempts to amalgamate two suburban theatres and one in Newcastle. The minister said the matter would be raised with the Cabinet to explore protection options via legislation or existing powers for small operators. A letter alleged pressure on a suburban theatre manager to sell as an opposition theatre loomed if properties were not bought or closed.
The Minister for Health and Repatriation Mr Marr has cancelled his section meetings for the next few days due to illness. He was to address a meeting at Ashfield tonight, but the plan was scrapped by Premier Mr Steves.
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