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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 28, 1934

Page

4

Canberra to host youth tours during New Year visit

Canberra will welcome several groups of young tourists on educational tours through the Commonwealth. A Melbourne girls delegation under the Victorian Mothers' Federation arrives by train on Saturday. English girl cricketers join local players for an all day match at Manuka Oval on January 8. The Young Australia League will bring 100 boys and 80 girls on January 10 and 11, housed at Acton Bachelors’ Quarters and various women’s hostels. Government officials are invited to events.

Canberra Commonwealth Melbourne Victorian Mothers’ Federation Sydney Manuka Oval Y.W.C.A Genera

Dragon Fly Fatality Triggers Melbourne Woman’s Car Crash

A dragon fly entering a closed car near Bungendore caused a fatal crash killing Mrs. Alice Johnson, 64, of 24 Wakefield Street Glenferrie Melbourne. She was a passenger in a car driven by her son Agon who tried to wind the window down, lost control, and the vehicle ran off the road into a ditch. She died at Kinkara Private Hospital Queanbeyan. An inquest will be held at Queanbeyan at 11 am today.

Bungendore Alice Johnson Wakefield Street Glenferrie Melbourne Kinkara Queanbeyan Johnson Agon Queanibeyam

French record for land plane wins air ministry prize

Paris on Wednesday examination of instrument readings from a Caudron monoplane shows Raymond Delmotte reached 3143 miles per hour over three miles during a Christmas Day test flight, surpassing James Weddell’s 306 mph land plane world record. Delmotte wins the Air Ministry prize of £4000.

Paris Raymond Delmotte Caudron James Weddel Delmotts Air Ministry

Brighter Than Sun Hottest Thing on Earth Warned by ACS

A report from the American Chemical Society contends a carbon arc flame may reach temperatures rivaling the sun, produced by scientists from the National Carbon Company. They describe a crater of burning carbon vapor and argue no liquid carbon exists at atmospheric pressure. The discussion also covers a new gas called NOSF and other proposed war agents.

Earth American Chemical Society Greece N. K. Chaney V. C. Hamster 8. W. Glass National Carbon Company Cleveland George H. Cady Clifton, Najhe Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harrison E. Howe Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

Charlton visit boosts Manly club hopes for French Japanese clash

Andrew Boy Charlton and J L Davies toured their old Canberra club over Christmas. Charlton clocked 20 seconds for 55 yards in the Christmas Handicap and, with Noel Ryan, impressed on Boxing Day over 2000 yards. Davies won the ex Members Christmas Handicap in 28 seconds.

Andrew Boy Charlton J. L. Davies Canberra Aurorac Chariton Noel Ryan Australia Harry Hay Charlton Davies Doug Menzies Bob Nicholl Era Henry Sydney Jean

Visitors flock to Parliament House on busy Canberra day

Parliament House attracted many visitors yesterday from across the state and from Queensland and Victoria. Nearly 260 people toured the building, mostly members of camping parties using Canberra as a holiday rendezvous. After sightseeing, they headed toward Sydney via the Prince Highway amid heavy road traffic.

Parliament House Queensland Victoria Canberra Sydney Prince Highway

John Wren Appeal Dismissed by Full Court

Sydney Thurwing reports the Full Court today dismissed John Wren of Melbourne’s appeal against Justice Halse Rogers’s verdict for the Bank of New Zealand. The case arose from alleged furnished advances to A. C. Cooke Ltd. and involved £15,225 19s. The decision upheld the earlier finding in favor of the bank.

Sydney Thurwing John Wren Melbourne Halse Rogers Wren Bank of New Toland Wetina J

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