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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
4
MES SHERROCK expresses sincere gratitude to Dr Jame Holt Matron and nurses at Can barre Public Hospital for their kind care during hospital stay.
The Canberra weather note provides inconsistent measurements for barometer and temperatures with several garbled values. Key data shows 30.08 inches at 9 am and 67 degrees at one point, but multiple figures are unclear. No clear forecast emerges from the fragment.
Local government bodies plan to share a 100000 pound relief grant, with 2 percent set aside for unemployed workers and indirect benefits to states. Cabinet had not yet decided on allocation or exact distribution method, with authorities to consult before distributing funds nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an announced schedule for parliamentary sittings with unclear dates and entries. Key terms indicate a formal timetable or lineup of sessions, but specifics are illegible. The readable parts point to a planned sequence of meetings and legislative business by the body referenced.
Yesterday morning in Sydney Sir John Siam and Lady Latham attended a delegation from the Government before a visit to the Australian Institute of Ace Abesiy. An inspection by acting Director Dy C V Mackay occurred while the United Australia Party vestor Masars was present. A testimonial match was abandoned due to heavy overnight rain, with disappointment noted as Len pola nf view remained unclear.
The Canberra Times notes new Defence Minister Mr Thorby must manage a triple arm force under civilian interference, budget delays, and equipment shortfalls. It urges expert-led planning, restraint, and decisive action to meet national security needs with timely estimates and trained officers.
A fragmented report describes a drowning incident near the Clyde River at Memilton involving Woolworths Ltd. and a partner. A boy fishing fell into the river while another child attempted to assist. One child survived. the other is presumed drowned. Local authorities and witnesses report uncertain details of the chain store merger negotiations at the scene.
The 1936-37 Tariff Board report, presented to the House, warns against pushing exclusionist policy too far and urges balanced growth. It notes Australians’ improving economy, wool exports nearly doubled since 1932, reduced unemployment, and a strengthened trade surplus. The board stresses gradual industrial development and cautious tariff changes to avoid heavy production costs while aiming for worldwide prosperity.
The article discusses wool's dominance in Australia’s economy during 1028-29 and 1929-32, noting high export income near £62 million and stable export quantities. It analyzes competition from alternative fibers, their joint use with wool, and expected policy limits on production costs, with Europe’s potential actions shaping future trade dynamics.
Lawmakers debate restoring MPs to the pre low mood level of £1000. Cabinet to decide timing with February bill likely. Opposition leader Curtin urged full restoration noting public service pay rises since 1931 and prior parliamentary allowances adjustments.
Jockey Bytry faces a two month ban after an incident at Kensington where the official report cites wardless riding. The suspension follows a review by racing authorities and highlights concerns over rider conduct during the afternoon meeting.
A small Spanish victims aid demonstration in Bligh Bluoet during lunch hour drew around 100 police as four black clad women carried a banner mourning Spanian children killed by Traian fanefut bombs. Protesters accused the Italian pilots and British intervention of causing death.
CY W.A. Christmas parties described as year end social gatherings. Mention of a Canberra branch arranging a civic event and a Canberra area hall hosting a party, with dates noted in December.
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