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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
4
An election amplifying rig built on a motor vehicle acts as a moving campaign broadcast unit. It uses a three mile audible range, requires 200 watts for field operation, and the power supply and amplifier are mounted on the vehicle for open air rallies.
Sydney reports the Wheat Commission sent a long questionnaire to metropolitan bakers about costs under government contracts. The survey probes every industry facet from employee age to the amount of flour used and pricing per dozen loaves.
Adrian Chrriewia urged the public to back schemes to combat the menace. He warned the attacks threaten the population and health, and urged the Government to direct the committee to formulate a decisive plan.
In Brisbane on Wednesday, Japanese buyers led a mixed wool sale with strong bids at firm exchange rates. Brag and other buyers showed activity but France moved cautiously. roughly 80 percent of lots went to Japan amid sparse competition from Italian buyers.
Florence reports a Tuesday meeting between Chancellor Dr. Schusennigg and Signor Mussolini, yielding agreement on active Italy Austria collaboration. Schusennigg said reconstruction removes obstacles to normal relations with Germany.
A London broker Major Lawrence L. B. Anges publishes American Boom predicting Roosevelt’s plan will succeed. The book draws attention in reviews and newspaper critiques, with sketches and analysis of admin actions and economic movements.
Hall News reports a poor turnout at the Wattle Park tea event delayed by weather, with over seven pounds collected for the evening. Canberra Ladies provided an excellent concert. Upcoming Band of Hope event at Wattle Park Church is noted as the last meeting before plans for Sunday School. Kinleyside Hall hosted socials for the Hall Tennis Club on two Saturdays, drawing strong local support and financial success. A weekend tennis match saw Finanderra defeat Weetangerra in a one sided game enjoyed by all. Ginninderra to play Manton next weekend, with Manton holding a slight edge after a single victory. The Hall ladies hockey team was narrowly defeated on Saturday in a close finish.
Negotiations will soon begin for a long term shipping agreement between butter producers and overseas importers. Ship owners propose a freight rate of £80 per ton for butter with a year end rebate if 40,000 tons are exported, currently at two shillings and nine pence rebate per cent upon payment.
A frightened woman expresses fears about being buried alone at the local cemetery. She pleads to be freed from her grim prospect, tearfully revealing distress over burial practices and her desire to surviv e.
Melbourne W C A celebrates 90 years with a jubilee program including a thanksgiving service on August 19 and a jubilee meeting on August 21. October 13 features a convenor and Senior Division Carnival, with activities at Town Hall during August to fund a larger building for women and girls. Upcoming events include Inter Club Party, illustrated maps from Tadis China and Japan, cricket coaching with W Tickner, a jumble sale at Cauneway Hall, gifts for charity, an afternoon bridge class, and discussions on the Women’s Charter to address unemployment and poverty.
Madame Florence Austral world famous Australian dramatic soprano performs at Albert Hall with John Amadio and M Raymond Lambert in a diverse program. Tickets at usual outlets, doors open 7 pm, show starts 8 pm after arrival of Lady Tnsace and party from Government House.
The Supreme Court of the Federal Capital Territory will sit on August 28 at the Court House in Acton. The heating room conversion at Patents Ones is underway and expected to finish in a few weeks.
The passage urges maintaining health at all times and notes that strong, clean bowels support immunity. It promotes Dr. Mori's Indian Root PAW as a preferred remedy to support liver function and digestion and prevent illness during epidemics or quiet periods.
London reports Amy Mollison has been named pilot in Hillman Airways Cros shanng Service. The appointment marks a notable advancement for Mollison as she takes on a frontline aviation role with the carrier.
Wednesday Mr Justine Boyer in the Divorce Court today reserved judgment in the Monro divorce case. The hearing had lasted almost five weeks.
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