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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text hints at a midweek update covering weather, dates, and local political notes. It mentions West Wednesday and a county or city election context with unclear names and figures.
In Canberra Court on February 1, the claimant Mrs. Nas sentenced to recover £1046 for injuries after a collision involving a car driven by Mrs Vern Robins of White Horse Hotel Sydney. Evidence referenced Governor General’s chauffeur and a long medical treatment, with testimony from doctors about injuries to Mrs Lonstale. The defense, led by Mrs Lina Lansdale, argued no substantial injury.
Delightful weather led to a busy final midweek carnival by the Canberra Amateur Swimming Club. The meet featured junior events and record performances, including a standout girls’ sprint and a strong team battle between clubs.
A ballot paper error disrupted ballot listing notes in Breawton with references to December elections and a council reappointment. Authorities indicate final changes will be set for the new year, affecting local governance and voting procedures.
Readable fragments show visiting tennis players from Germany and America planning a holiday stay in Kentucky. The text mentions names and a wish to be hosted, with limited clear details due to garbled OCR.
An actor known as Ted Healey died following a stroke. An autopsy was to be performed to determine natural causes. The car accident involving Healey's party prompted witnesses to describe the scene, with officials stating the government case traveled at speed and the verdict found negligence on the defendants.
At the Canberra Court yesterday the Dairy Society faced seven charges for selling milk below the required standard. One sample showed 4.2 percent fat against a 5 percent minimum, with other samples also under the required fat levels. The Director‑General of Health stated steps were taken to combat a fever outbreak linked to milk from contaminated cows. The society faced a fine and measures to improve milk quality and delivery.
Canberra readers get a lively show at Albert Hall tonight with the Y A L Band and a revue. Notable acts include Geel Fitzgerald Ray Clifford and The Ro ntry with a range of performances promised to delight a packed audience. The program features tap dance, comedy and musical numbers as part of a city concert tour.
Sydney based owner-trainer Woditosciy K. Baroton was disqualified for 12 months after his mare Toy Thine was beaten by a half neck in the second division of a Welter at Victoria Park. The rider and mare faced post-race scrutiny, with trainers evaluating potential changes. A large string of horses remained at Kennington, including Tree Inveses, Choldoy, Mirth, and Dare Stain, as connections pondered future entries in the First Division of the Welter.
Detailed report from Victoria Park track listing multiple horses including ALLEVIATE VERDOC and DON CAT BAT in hurdles and sprints. Handicaps show times 2.53 for one event and 1.38 for a flat division. Notable runners include MANAMAH, Kentucky and Brereton with varied stakes and payouts across divisions.
In Moscow, authorities report executions tied to grain disruption activities. Four men are on trial for polyoning ernie, with charges connected to a wrecked grain handling incident.
A noisy Australian notice reports a claim for variation of Determination No. 1 of 1987 by the Federated Liquor and Allied Trades Union of Australasia. The claim seeks to extend the decree to include Territory employees and employers under the Servic Bay Acceptance Act. Bryant signs on behalf of the applicant union.
Britain’s motor industry for the first time reaches an annual output of 800000 cars excluding motorcycles, easing fears over shadow factories. Leading manufacturers include Morris, Humber, BSA, and Rootes, with exports to Australia and New Zealand valued at over £5 million. national efforts bolster military vehicle production and defense end uses.
A Wednesday reception hosted by the N.2.W. Police Association featured remarks by President Del Wootive Sergeant Watking. They stated the public need not fear Commissioner Mackay guiding the force astray and asserted loyalty to duties while aiding citizens, with officials stressing steadfast service amid uncertain times.
The Federated Liquor and Allied Trades Union of Australabia issues a notice of variation to Determination No. 2 of A837 by the Industrial Board for the Territory of the Beat of Goverment. A copy of the claim may be inspected at the Secretary's Office. The claim concerns all employers and employees within the Territory including Jervis Bay Territory, under the Commonwealth Ty pur fuance of the Jervis Bay Territory Acceptance Act. (signed) O Bryant on behalf of the applicant union.
The text touts Dr Marpe's Indian Root Pills as a trusted remedy gaining popularity across families. It claims ancient service and long experience back the product’s effectiveness for ailments including digestive issues and pain, presenting broad consumer appeal.
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