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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1937
Page
2
An incomplete OCR fragment references Canberra and a port related phrase. It mentions free within the Commonwealth and hints at subscription rates. No clear date, person, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
The daily report shows temperatures from 68 to 72 degrees at various hours, a maximum 718 degrees noted in error for 24 hours, a minimum around 48 degrees, and wind readings around 8 to 8.0 in unspecified units. Rainfall records show 16 points with noted fall patterns and a barometric range near 24 inches.
London reports describe the Kangaroos' fifth loss in six games. Weather hindered play and scoring, with Barrow and Peer among those who stood out as Australia faced a tough interval and limited offence amid the damp conditions.
An intensive series of railway excursions is planned to run from Triest to destinations within the Metropolitan area. The program, labeled anywhere to anywhere, promotes convenient travel for celebrations next year. Reservations open soon with return tickets available for the events.
Observational bulletin from Mt. Stromla noting sunrise and sunset times for Monday with moon rise and set, major planets including Venus and Jupiter, and other celestial events. Weather described as chiefy fine, cold night with southeast to southwest winds.
The author surveys a flux of alarming cable news on the eve of the Great War. Reports of the Brussels conference failure, Japanese and Chinese turmoil, and European tensions provoke caution. Britain, France, and the United States weigh diplomacy and trade unity as paths to peace and Empire defense, urging cooperation and readiness.
A car driven by Mr. Lucas skidded on loose gravel near Bul by Mr. We HL Lue in Bireat Mosman. The vehicle overturned into a deep water course after skidding off the road. Mrs. Dignam was hospitalized with leg and back injuries while Mr. Lacks and Mr. Dignam were shaken but uninjured. The occupants were holiday visitors from Cord Howe Inland accompanying Allan W. Lucas on a motor tour of Irisian.
A 16 year old boy, Robert Tormey of Loslin Crea cent Amalle, was injured when a car driven by Hoyt Martin collided with a light delivery van driven by Harry Davey at Currong Street and Ainsile Avenue in heavy rain. Tormey was a passenger in a Tina car. The two vehicles partially damaged but driven away after the 7:30 pm incident.
A postal ballot completed Saturday defeated retiring members seeking reelection to Yar rowlumie Shire Council. The Prime Minister’s relief at unopposed incumbents was noted, while Canberra officials criticized the decision as politically controversial and potentially costly.
Fragmented report notes Earl Harewood proposing sale of Irish lands to raise funds for government salaries and pensions amid cabinet disputes. Mentioned are rent changes, parliamentary allowances, and local appointments. details scattered and unclear due to OCR damage.
Sydney municipal results show Lang Labour forces routed in Glebe where a 12 member team led by Mayor Foley won. Several ALP endorsed independents and longtime aldermen lost in Lane Cove Parramatta and Waverly. In Wollongong Labour won 1 of 12 seats. Glebe totals ranged 2,688 to 2,348 with the top Lang candidate at 1,368.
A poll at Queanbeyan night for Eid seat and bazaar proceeds for St Christopher's Church raised funds with stalls led by St Patrick's and Children of Mary. Top prizes included table centre and slippers while raffles drew strong support from the community with numerous donations and gifts listed from local organizers and contributors.
Clergy notes reflect Rev. Dr. Waldock delivering a sermon on faith and duty. The address emphasizes moral guidance, public service, and personal virtue within the community. Parishioners respond with prayer and reflection.
A sermon by Dr. A J Waldock at the Baptist Church in Khigeton on Easter Sunday centers on the Bible text What you deny only a side of the matter and the idea that God has the last word. He cites Joseph’s story and the refrain But God to illustrate God’s ongoing activity in history and His ultimate sovereignty.
The article notes that retiring member Mr B and Alderman Johnson did not seek re election while newcomers to the counertable include W Crananteh and two others. Voter satisfaction with principal affairs over three years is cited as evidence, with results shaping the council after counting completed yesterday, portals excluded.
The text outlines divided sums among fourteen ministers and three others, noting the Prime Minister's salary near £2000 and other ministers earning far less. It compares international figures with South African, Canadian, British, and American leaders cited in rough terms, including a large £50,000 debt figure.
A brief note describes a decorative feature with a capital letter enclosed in a circular emblem placed at the top left corner of a page box. The description focuses on ornament style rather than broader context or narrative.
A Tae patch correspondent notes a strong smell of spirits and medicine from a corked bottle, suggesting a genuine mess. He estimates the bottle could have originated between 8,000 and 12,000 milor from Burma, if authentic.
Berlin dispatch states the German Foreign Minister Baron Von Neurath invited French Foreign Minister M Delbas in a courteous gesture. Delbon accepted for January after completing his current tour, with no political significance attached to the invitation.
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