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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 13, 1938

Page

2

Glebe Council Hearing On Dismissals At Commission

Morning notes a case in which Glebe Council employees claim wrongful dismissal and seek reinstatement through the Industrial Commission. Witness Mrs Avime Dane says aldermen interfered with staff rather than allow council staff to manage. Hearing adjourned amid disputes over council control and employees unions arguments.

Sydney Glebe Industrial Commission Avime Dane Cownell Amuniclyyal Ant Shire Connell

Boxing Round Ends as Referee Stops Bout in Sixth

Boxing match reports Jack McNamee overpowering Alan Matthews with a damaging right eye blow in the sixth round. The police halted the contest about one minute, twenty seconds after the sixth began as McNamee delivered a fierce attack while Matthews, though brave, could not continue.

Sydney Jack AfeNamee Alan Mathews McNamee

Consul Replacement Loan Lets Investors Convert Large Sums

Japanese Consul General initiates lodging a cash out description of 2900 in a new loan converting 83730 of existing holdings. Larger conversions include 10520 by Trustees Association Ltd and 148390 plus 45020 and 413000 by other investors. The loan closes Tuesday.

Engut Adelaide Rae Commonwealth Gi Cavey Teamanii Permanent Xentors and Trustees Association Ltd Oan Casey Hongkong Nakamuri South China Tajari Canton

Canberra High School to gain higher status next year

At Speech Day in Albert Hall Canberra High School headmaster A D Watson announced continued progress toward top high school status. Enrolment reached 389 with 20 new pupils projected for 1939, and upper-school numbers expected to meet the required minimum.

Canberra High School The Albert Hall A. D. Watson At Ia Daleysh Nanahundoh — School A. D. Walon Annre Tatermediate Tatermedie Board of Secondary School Studies New Howth Wales En Tages Pentit Bullrngy Acton Whip Mays Neil aiulVey Ahd Goltawry Bae Stability

Canberra Theatre Youth Faces 16 Charges in City Burglary Case

William Radford Brown aged 1 faces sixteen charges for breaking and entering and theft from dwellings and premises across Canberra. Allan Wilton McDonald, 20, charged with breaking into the Civic Theatre with intent. Both remanded. bail refused. Multiple incidents dated from September to December involving handbags and cash across various addresses and businesses. Police pursue further charges as investigations continue.

William Radford Brown Canberra Varius Allan Wilton McDonald Civic Theatre Brown McDonald B. Phippard Gorman Hauge F Teamera Gwen Wingfeld Phillip Rees Jean Rees Gorman House Dorks Jidinster Civic ‘Theatre Atent Macquarie Broadcasting Co Lita Mayjone Ewang Davisl Gordon Taylor Macquarie Street Tala Taylor William Woodger Girassey Grace Beal Limesey Bery Dooley Gorman Holle Ci Giey Gorma William Jap Wabeon Belizabath Woolf William Vorary Healan Woodger Bergeant Cauley Bull

Miss Ritchie reports Rial ports activities and boy sport review

Miss P. Ritchie submits a report detailing Rial ports activities over the past year while Meg Lenahan outlines the sporting and physical training of the boys. The account combines administrative notes with observations on youth athletics.

P. Ritchie Austrous Rials Sports Amater Mege Lenehan

Bread price protest widens after flour tax

Public outcry over bread price hikes continues as consumers and bakers unite against the flour tax. The Housewives Association signals a women’s political party to press the government on bread prices and other women’s issues as Wakefield and federal unpopularity shape the debate.

Sydney Consimero Glencross Glencrost Wakefield Wietus Minter Ny. H. He Gough Macketvill Commonwealth Atncke Ibeelt Chalimen Dicaetory Huw Uo Abburton Bry Tothwalins

Gambling House Roulette Raid Ends in Fines

In Sydney on Monday, elegantly dressed patrons gathered at the Pad Himgton Folie Court after a police raid on a Sunday early morning gaming house. They pleaded guilty to being found in common gaming. Each was fined. the croupier Perum, 38, received a fine of £8, and a woman was found guilty as occupier of the common gaming house. The case proceeded in a closed court under First Offenders.

Sydney Howe Perum

Xmas Greeting From Canberra to All People

A damaged text greeting wishes peace and health for all people of Canberra. It mentions unity and fellowship, referencing a Morty Minny style message and a hope that the year brings good health and cooperation, with scattered garbled place names and mentions of a Davies Pharmacy in Kingston.

Canberra Davies Nt Davies

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