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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
4
Australian dairy export charges increased by twenty percent under amendments gazetted yesterday. Butter rates rise from 1/20d per lb to 1/1d per lb and cheese from 1/40d to 1/2d per lb, with proceeds covering administrative costs for the current season.
Canberra hospital board comments on the 7 December Canberra Times report about Dr. Brodsky, his short tenure as acting Medical Superintendent, and the board’s handling of radiology duties. It notes staffing changes, resignations, and questions of courtesy and communication with Dr. Blackall and the Minister for Health.
Weather notes show barometer readings around 20.08 inches at 4 pm and 20.70 inches at 9 pm. Temperature listed as 79 degrees and other values are unclear, with maximum 70 degrees in the past 24 hours and a minimum noted as well.
Mr George Lauria, messenger at Parliament House, Rosealem, faces rent issues after a year, with details noting his wall maker work and a See Quensing at Tardey in condition around 10 04.
The Canberra Times editorial urges citizens to uphold Christmas traditions, help the poor, and support charitable efforts. It notes Australia’s open-air climate, calls for government action to aid those in need, and closes with season’s greetings for a happy Christmas and prosperous New Year.
In Paris police confronted a rowing team amid protests over biased Swiss and Italian reports. Three officers were injured and detained in the scuffle as tensions over the event escalated.
A Midlands firm plans to install automatic beer selling machines in the street day and night after seeking legal guidance. The company claims there are legal barriers against beer sales from auto machines which are marked like cigarette machines.
In Sydney at the Central Criminal Court Jor amy Vincent Gabriel Reily 2% home manager was charged with murdering Clarence Henry John Thomas on November 18. The jury discharged Reilly after a 22 minute retirement despite testimony that Thomas, a violent man with a dangerous reputation, had drawn a gun in a Park Street scuffle and approached Reilly who fired in self defense.
London reports indicate renowned violinist Huberman is recovering from injuries after an air crash. Doctor Donath expressed cautious optimism that Huberman will make a full return to performance, easing earlier fears about his career.
Emanuel Pimental a 27 year old merchant faced quarter sessions on gambling loss charges. He allegedly handed two cheques for 500 pounds each and a 200 pound cheque in exchange for poker chips, with the 200 pound cheque later altered to 4300 pounds.
At a Queanbeyan Municipal Council special meeting last night Ald Esmond was unanimously elected Mayor with Ald Williamyan as deputy. The council fixed the mayoral allowance at £35 for the year to cover anticipated expenses during the centenary celebrations next year. The meeting heard expressions of support for the town’s progress and welcomed Ald Vest, newly elected to the council, pledging cooperation with fellow aldermen. The council also voted £50 to assist work creation for the unemployed, amid talk of possible personal contributions if funds fall short. Charlie Chaplin Divorce Rumour Hollywood notes a divorce rumor around Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard, though no confirmation yet.
Telegraph reports a serious typhoid outbreak among republican forces on the Aragon front amid privation and inadequate clothing. The piece also notes broader concerns of disease spreading in the conflict zone and mentions supply shortages affecting troops.
Tasmanian government announces funding to combat epidemic effects. authorities allocate 8000 pounds for after care clinic establishment and related public health efforts in Hobart amid ongoing health crisis. The plan aims to support affected families and improve medical services statewide.
At the first Dun Derma Etatitted Beefet assembly on Wednesday the election of officers took place. William Clemenses was chosen president, with Mowers W. and AL R Potere elected as non-executive councillors. Dr Ad Cahill Beart Se daignte was named secretary.
The Daniel Newanmency report notes Japan plans to purchase North China wool. The article cites Anat and eight associates connected with the effort, aiming to acquire the fiber for domestic use.
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