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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 02, 1938

Page

4

Search for body in Sydney Harbour

Police search the Sydney Harbour for the body of Joker Morley a 23 year old man who reportedly drowned while fishing from a launch. David Andrew Davidson told authorities Morley vanished after a splash near Rose Bay as their engine failed and drifted beyond reach.

Sydney Harbour Sydney Joker" Morley David Andrew Davidson Morley Rose Bay

Margarine Control Proposal Emerges in Sydney Assembly

The supply of margarine as a rival to butter may be limited in the future, said Premier Stevens in the Legislative Assembly. Meadow Lea Margarine Company Ltd of Newtown is negotiating with butter industry representatives to reach a local market quota.

Sydney Stevens Legislative Assembly Meadow Lea Margarine Company Ltd Newtown

Labour foreshadows safeguards in newsprint bounty bill

In Parliament the Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mr Forde outlined an amendment to shield independent papers from exploitation by a combine running the Tasmanian newsprint factory. He argued the industry’s expansion could render Australia independent of overseas supply, while experts noted sourcing differences between hardwood and softwood. The bill, a compromise offering bounty without duty and with safeguards, was adjourned.

Labour Party Forde House of Representatives Australia Combine Customs White

Conservatorium Results From Australia Examinations

The State Conservatorium announced practical exam results for planoforte singing and violin. At multiple schools including St Mary’s Marian Convent Canberra and Mrs J F Barry Griffith, candidates received grades from Pass to Honours. Notable names include John Barry, Joan Watson, Maureen Carroll, and Marjorie Houston with several credits and passes across Grade levels and vocal sections.

Aydney State Conservatorium Peggy Heyes Mary Watson Coralla Kappler Valma Welch Brian Phillips Carmel Barry Shirley Hyland Elsa Perry Kathleen Carney Voad Morcombe Joan Watson Betty Whyte Shirley Ryan Betty Brophy Moya Curley Josephine Brown Kathleen Adams Betty Tucker Yvonne Ferry Joan Carmody Jeanne Reeves Pass Brian Wells Thomas McFarlane Marjorie Houston Christina Stirling Maureen Carroll Betty McGinneas Amelia Hughes J. F. Barry Canberra John Barry Beryl Thurling Gladys Colverwell John Gorman Stanley Georgiardis Richard Flanigan J. Cameron Queanbeyan Anne Butt Heather Sweaney Thelma Chariton Nancy Moore Jenny Robertson Betty Soupin Heather Royal GT. Joseph's Convent Bombala Nancy Berry Eather Rice May Davis Migs Gwen Mack Honoura Jin Learmont Jane Montague Credit Rita Fletcher

Award breaches under the milk carters wage rule

Chief Industrial Magistrate E A Pryor fined Mervyn Gray 20 for paying him less than the award wage and fined him again for starting before the prescribed time. Leslie Owens of Hurlstone Park was heavily fined for award breaches. Gray was dismissed after demanding award conditions. Eric Cotter, former employer of Owens, was fined 2 pounds for Sunday work without payment and starting before the time prescribed.

Sydney E. A. Pryor Mervyn Gray Gray Mr. Pryor Leslie Owens Hurlstone Park Eric Cotter Owens

Two Men Injured In Ainslie Collision

Two men were injured yesterday morning when a motor cycle collided with a lorry at the Grimes Street and Hargraves Crescent corner in Ainslie. J J Aspland of Molonglo and J Harrington of Weetland were admitted to Canberra Hospital with internal injuries and a deep forehead cut respectively after the bike swerved to avoid a lorry, hit the kerb, and struck a second lorry driven by J P McManus of Cox Street Amalie.

Grimes Street Hargraves Crescent Ainslie J. J. Aspland Molonglo J. Har Weatlake Canberra Hospital North Ainslie Harington Aspland J. P. McManus Cox Street Amalie Canberra Ambulance Harrington

National Insurance Names Chief Pharmaceutical Chemist

The National Insurance Commission announced the appointment of G. G. Jewkes as chief pharmaceutical chemist, with duties to prepare regulations for the pharmaceutical service and a drug tariff under the National Insurance Act. He will take up duty December 5 at Canberra headquarters, with a salary from £780 to £842.

National Insurance Commission Brigden G. G. Jewkes Pharmacy Board of N.8.w Jewkes Commission Canberra National Insurance Act Carflea

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