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Shipping upheaval tests Australian unions in 1935
Canberra Times reports a major shipping dispute tied to the Commonwealth Arbitration Court award. Seamen’s strike actions threaten interstate trade, with government and public stakes rising as unions push for higher wages and penalties for direct action, challenging law, order, and the nation’s job security.
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World Wheat Prices Surge on Argentine Cash Crop Fix
The fixing of the Argentine new crop at 10 pesos per 100 kilos sent global wheat markets into a panic. Sydney and Liverpool futures jumped with gains estimated at £1,000,000 to Australian growers, while Chicago and other U S markets priced the new crop far above the old. Traders anticipate volatility as governments and buyers react to the Argentine policy and the potential impact on world supplies.
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Liverpool
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Chicago
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Buenos Aires
Camanan Grale
Rush at Winnipeg grains market opens with gains
Wheat jumped the maximum daily limit at the Winnipeg Grain Exchange on opening, led to a volatile session. Ten million bushels of Canadian wheat sold for export as December delivery traded around 86 1/8 cents, May options near 88 7/8, and July options near 90 2/8 cents.
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Tibe Grain Exchange
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Dr Mary Booth Arrives in Canberra For Remembrance Events
Dr Mary Booth O B eight, a longtime public servant and wartime organizer, arrives in Canberra staying at Hotel Canberra. She has held roles with Soldiers Club Bytley and the Soldiers Wives and Mothers group, chairs the College of Hollened A and Science in Kirribilli remembrances, and plans Anz Day events including singing and verse competitions. The occasion honors pioneer Australian home-makers and ties to the centenary of migration.
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Forminy
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Soldiers’ Club
Bytley
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Sigeot
Anas Pellowsky
Anaae Fellowship
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Kirribilli
Australia
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Seamen's strike extension eyed amid urban unrest
A fragmented report notes officials discussing extending the seamen strike to Havenumia with claims of licensing acts and federal withdrawal. The piece mentions additional manpower, crowds at a demonstration, and potential clashes during a strike committee meeting as tensions grow across states and coastal regions.
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Bdwiere
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French Armament Fund Free 1 Amament Aid Controversy
An apparent political dispute surrounds a French armament fund with claims of free aid. Officials debate allocation timing and eligibility while opposition voices push for tighter controls and transparency amid public scrutiny.
Test Match Innings Ended After Brief Light Appeal
In a curtailed session the innings closed for 26 runs as the fielders appealed against the light. Fingleton and Brown had been at the crease when the light troubled play and halted further proceedings.
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Fingleton
Brown
Beorge Werg
Speedway Crashes at Show Ground Rally
Severe sensational crashes at the speedway meeting at the Show Ground last night left several riders injured. Names like Mitchell, Fleetwood-Smith, Perkins, O'Reilly, Langton, Grimmett, and others appear in reports of collisions and machine losses during the frat event and subsequent heats. Riders were forced off track and some sustained serious damage while attempts were made to salvage the competition.
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Speedway
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Flertwood-Smith
Perkina
Biedlellow
O'Reilly
Blanc Ana
Tatius Rowan
Grimmett
Langton
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Robertson
Hunley
Clint
Royal Canberra Club Silver Spoon Competition Report
Boal carda returned in Bula eye and Chub 2 Bal afterwoon are 28 followa.
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City Club Defeats Queanbeyan in 61st F DBA Pennant Match
In a high‑tension round of the F DBA Pennant competition, City Club edged Queanbeyan by two points after a see‑saw battle. Turners City rink blazed back from an early deficit, Laklog Ave Ends sparked a late surge, and Raes’ strong finish helped seal the win as City claimed 33 ends to Queanbeyan’s 31.
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City
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City V Cooma Pennant Match Sees Heavy Cooma Defeat Turntable Errors
In a pennant match between City V and Cooma, Cooma suffered a heavier defeat than Queanbeyan in earlier play. Rinks and ends shifted with Cooma rallying late in several skits, including Turner's rink and Earl's rink, but City maintained momentum. Final totals show City 84, Cooma 4 with multiple end-by-end swings and notable performances from individual matchups.
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Hastin’ Wella
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Anish
Earl's City Riok
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Wells
Detatia
Car blaze at Kingston Union disrupts night scene
Fire crews returned after a car blaze at Kingston Union disrupted the night. The report notes injuries unclear and investigators arriving as responders battled the flames. No further details on vehicle or causation are provided.
Christmas Music at St Andrew's Church Services
Owing to the departure of snag membere of WE Ghai tt wan, special Christmas music was arranged for both services yesterday. Carols were sung by the choir, including Nowell and other pieces, with solo portions effectively rendered.
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Snag
WE Ghai Tt Wan
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Omnipresence of Jesus in modern life sermon
Archdeacon Robertson preached at St. Lea Jol on Jesus as the promised Messiah and the Church's declaration of His deity. He argued that the evolutionary view cannot explain Him and that faith remains certain through Jesus guiding humanity, offering spiritual safety.
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St. Lea Jol
Archdeacon Robertson
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Terael
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Car and cycle collide on greens during bowling event
A chaotic bowling day ended with a collision between a car and a cyclist near the lanes as 1260 bowlers looked on, causing delays and prompting emergency services to respond. Authorities continued coverage on page three with details and interviews.
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