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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1937
Page
4
An unreadable weather fragment lists mixed numbers and times without coherent values or locations, making interpretation of temperature and conditions unreliable.
Fragmentary text records a discussion in a legislative setting about a government backed venture titled Davis Galatine Company with mentions of capital provision by a supplier and a pledge to assume total risk, amid references to mining storehouses and Bydecy locality.
Officials outlined a strategy to renew services as the Director General returns from a communications conference. Sir Arch. Papkbil indicated 50 nationally controlled networks will be extended with regional ministers to expand coverage, including the Far West of Queensland. A Townaville station faces redesign to serve the northern region as interim measures until full national allocation is settled.
A fragmented report describes an escape from custody in a Victorian setting. The text mentions a man who fled overnight and was later recaptured, with references to a street and a local figure involved.
A Canberra Times editorial warns that opposition from private banks to the Royal Commission on Banking stems from fear of losing profits and losing political influence. It lauds the report’s view of banks as public utilities and calls for stricter oversight, balance sheets, and government-led banking policy.
The famous pianist Arthur Rubinstein arrives in Australia after Darwin trip and is greeted warmly by locals including Australians. He expresses appreciation for the country’s hospitality and notes the warmth extended to him during travel.
A fatal accident occurred on the Calli Mudgee road this morning when a car left the road and plunged down an embankment. Mrs Lord and Henry Joseph Jones were among the injured. Jones was thrown from the vehicle. Mrs Lord died at the scene, and three other occupants sustained injuries while a fourth escaped with shaking. The driver Mr Lord, previously in Sydney, and a passenger were taken to hospital after the crash.
Two children from outlying districts are reported ill with infantile paralysis in Melbourne. The afflicted are Graal, seven years old, of North Melbourne, and Hazel Boreas, ten, from Port Melbourne.
Fragmented lines describe an epidemic rise to 180 cases with sixteen new infantile infections. Mentions districts such as Coburg and Port Melbourne and several children ages 4 to 9, all from Melbourne area, amid uncertain details.
Sydney on Wednesday heard Mr Concannon question the bill to regulate arrivals, fearing constitutional issues and psychological effects. Debate touched on federal authority and quarantine power as well as telegraphic and post office charges and proposed child certificate checks.
Labour member Tor Maribyrnong asked if Australia’s mineral resources were fully surveyed and noted safety concerns for Alatealians overseas. Sir George Pearce promised inquiries as defence questions dominated a wide debate on naval works, commissions, and the interstate questions tied to a new defence program.
A heated parliamentary session saw Sir Archdale Parkhill and MPs clash as the government defended its defence policy amid calls to adapt to modern warfare. debate touched on immigration figures, imperial ties, and constitutional evolution under the Westminster Statute before adjourning after Curtin and Brennan pressed opposition critiques.
Sydney reports isolated infantile paralysis cases at Denman and Bo pville with no contact from Victoria. The minister notes no explanation for the spread, mentioning past occurrences and six cages in Hay last year as context.
Residents of Youanmite, Victoria, decide not to send children to school for three weeks after the arrival of a new teacher from San Remo. Fear of a planned outbreak prompts the unusual protest.
Reported is a quarantine case involving several children from OMY and Patlaran during a recent arrival at Shiewkate. They were held for days at Adelaiin before transfer to Port Pletal quarantine with four local children after their arrival.
Sydney reports a warning from the Divisional Meteorologist Mr Maresin and Brato about an approaching cold wind that could end the week with a blanket wetting. The alert notes thousands of newly shorn sheep risk exposure as the front moves from the west.
A fragmented report outlines new policy ideas for the Country Party including mortgage terms, agricultural support, price controls, and transport reductions. It notes planned extensions to welfare, rural development, and police presence, with Leader Puget expected to announce further amendments.
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