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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
2
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Canberra Times reports a clash between the Under-Secretary for Employment and the Defence Minister over radio control policy. Sir Frederick Stewart demands action, accusing a monopoly risk amid a single radio buyer, while public service and cabinet lines blur. The proposed remedy is Stewart's resignation.
Senator Foll described returning 790 shares and resigning from the National Tobacco Corporation board. He recounted to the Senate how Roy Dilford Bagnall claimed damages against Edward Moulton in a contract case heard in the Causern Court, Sydney, and noted Bagnall’s and Ball’s share allotments.
The Germany squad, defeated three to nil by England, praised the English fans for their sportsmanship. Spectators cheered as warmly for German players as for their own, and no political demonstrations occurred outside the ground. After the match, Herr Hitler’s health was toasted at a reception with King’s health saluted.
In London the Civil Aviation Bill is expected to be introduced in the first session of Parliament, foreshadowing reforms in aviation policy. The measure aims to remove the need for certificates for private and experimental aircraft, encourage private aging, and reduce regulatory burdens while ensuring third party liability insurance for all machines.
Their Excellencies the Governor General and Lady Tanner attended a farewell reception hosted by the Commonwealth Government at Parliament House Canberra. They were accompanied by members of the personal staff and observed by officials at the event.
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A busy schedule unfolds with the Inglon American event at Manuka, the eightieth annual POP championship during Australia Day week, and a smaller Association tournament. Players like Thompson, Hicks, Froneld, and Brown feature in singles, doubles, and handicap events across Manuka courts, with entries and draws announced for December and January play.
The High Court heard testimony on an Income Tax appeal linked to beer profits and a £70,000 loan from AMP. Trautwein described overdrawn accounts and cash needs for property purchases while denying personal impropriety as questions probed the accounting and business practices surrounding profits from beer and bar operations.
Members of the Australian House and Senate bid farewell in Canberra as Governor General Sir James and Lady James depart. Prime Minister Lyons praises the Excellencies and notes the Federation era is ending as debate continues over the Flour Tax Bill and sugar policy.
Sydney Thursday verdict in the Blanche Eyimibe Petersen case. The 16 year old denied killing Leslie Gordon Tickner and disputed police statements claiming she planned the act. After two hours the jury returned a verdict of not guilty on all charges.
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