Queanbeyan Local Figures Mentioned in District Notes
A fragmentary list mentions Queanbeyan and district names including Falliah Saw Queanbeyan Mire Murphy Queanbeyan Cooney with scattered references to Kennedy Bungendore and A H Brown. The legible items indicate community officials or residents connected to Queanbeyan authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanretan and District
J. Dunne
Queanbeyan AM
Falliah and Saw
Queanbeyan
Murphy
Queanbeyen Cooney
Arlarre
Toad Kennedy
Sona Bungendore
A. H. Brown
Hell
Weather Record Summary for Canberra Year to Date
The report records atmospheric pressure at 29.82 inches at 9 am and 28.78 inches at 3 pm. Temperatures were 64.2 F at 9 am, 84 F at 3 pm, and 86 F at 8 pm. The 24 hour maximum reached 88 F with a minimum of 58 F. Winds were NE at 6 am and NE at 3 pm, rainfall 4 points. Yearly figures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Sya.m
Queanbeyan Weather Note From Utah Data Point
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raip Aktrpern Ee
Utah
Hawker Demons Political Move Alleged
London Thursday publication Autoplany comments on Mr Thorby’s acclamation to hold an inquiry into the Australian Art Forty crashes. It says those knowing the Hawker Demons know what happened to the machines. no fault with construction or workmanship. Inquiry would address maintenance and handling. A reliable correspondent cables that sergeants were calmed by inexperience in massing emergency actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Autoplany
Thorby
Royal Air Force
Mr Thorby Replies Byoney Thurdays Cable Notice
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Mr Thorby reply and a cable notice dated Thursday. The passage references Aeroplane and pollen in a house behind an unnamed location, but details are unreadable. Further readable entities are absent to form a complete, accurate summary.
In the Valley of the Shadow Peace Speech 1937 warning
The article argues that post WWI peace talk masks menacing threats from Germany Italy and Japan. It warns Britain and the United States must arm and act to deter aggression, as collective security has weakened since 1914. It foresees a dangerous cycle of wars and urges decisive action to avert global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisade
Paychoais
Anothes
Italy
Germany
England
Britain
United States
Egland
Europe
Rome
China
Abyssinia
Abe
Japan
Mary
Australia
Plane Mishap Inquiry Ordered After Wagga Accident
Sydney reports the Minister for Defence Mr Thorby called for a full report on the air force accident near Wagga yesterday. He said only an official inquiry had begun and stressed the danger to cattle near the aerodrome. An inquiry into whether a regular service plane should land there is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Defence
Mr. Thorby
Lows Aferniwan
Air Finerary ‘Wagen
Wagga
Grazing Rights on Wagga Drome Debate Flare
The Air Lines of Australia chief urges the government to buy and maintain private aerodrome strips across the state. Captain Burgemy says Wagga landing ground was unlicensed and not under the Civil Aviation Board. He notes limited licensed aerodromes and 14 unaffiliated fields, mostly private, beyond New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoney. Thurday
Wagga
Air Lines At Australia
Mr. Robinson
Bf Uapmeml Serodromes
Civ Aviation
Burgemy
Cit
Winder
Avutraths
Buressould
Australas
Uuition
New South Wales
Plane detained at Canberra amid airline chaos
A Dragon Airlines intercity flight between Melbourne and Sydney diverted to Canberra after a weather and operational disruption. Passengers faced delays overnight while authorities managed weather bulletins and planned further movements, with aviation officials noting ongoing systemic capacity issues.
Workers Compensation Costs Rise in New South Wales
Rodney reports higher workers compensation payments for the year across New South Wales. Total benefits reach 1,838,000 pounds with premium costs over 1,060,618 pounds due to growth in hay, building, and construction sectors. The commission urges a permanent second deputy chair to handle rising workload. Research notes health risks from certain dust types and silica, with protective measures emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
T. Waites
Hay Industriv
Expanalin
Lange 98
Workers” Compensation Commission
Rom. Mackay
Abattoirs Strike Abandoned After Return to Work
Workers from the Meat Statues Employens' Linton held an early morning meeting to reject union executive orders and return to duties at the Monebuxt facilities. A subsequent meeting confirmed resumed operations and filing began around 11 o'clock with only brief work stoppages observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Monebuxt
Worle
Inquiry into Hawker Demon crash and defence minister remarks
The Defence Minister Mr Thorby stated there was no punitive motive in the Hawker Demon crash inquiry. The Air Accidents Committee investigated all Commonwealth air accidents, including Hawker Demon events, to determine if weakness existed in organization or mechanization of the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defence
Thorby
Commonwealth
Saaehinen
Royal Commission Stocktaking Irregularities at Works Tender
The Royal Commission resumes hearings on state works with Mr Crum questioned as to the tender process. Allegations include alleged pressure, interviews, and potential conflicts of interest involving the Auditor General and tender committees. Witnesses discuss stock checks, land sales, and possible fraud concerns while the commission plans additional questioning and potential subpoenas.
Tenders Called for 500 Utility Trucks for NSW Railways
Officials announce immediate tenders to add railway tolling and trucks for New South Wales Railways. The decision follows discussions between the Commissioner and the Minister, aiming to boost stock and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W. Railways
Mileuaie
Hudhna
Fruit Marketing Rydeny Move on London Dried Tutto
A brief report notes Mr J Ball of the Water Conservation and Navigation Commission will advocate for London to adopt Australian dried fruit in market steps. The meeting signals policy focus on fruit marketing and logistics within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
J. Ball
Water Conservation and Lavigation Comminaion
London
Went
Tasman Air Mail Wellington Inaugural Flyings Delayed
A passage notes delays to Tasman air mail service to Wellington. Officials including the Minister for Civil Aviation and the Commonwealth Minister for Customs discussed representations with the Frisian Government before inauguration. The plan aimed to begin Tasman flying boat service but faced negotiations and timing uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
17 Killed in Good-Will Flight Tragedy
A Good-Will flight crash near Olumeta kills 17, with reports that strong air currents caused the collision. The crew and passengers perished as weather or navigational issues are investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumeta
Thuy
Cribun
Faye
Gront
Hind
Boventean
Thay
Unlicensed Gun Incident Leads to Trial Charge
Stanley Denning Hughes, 8 dollars, committed for trial by the Giebe Court on a charge of having a revolver in the company of an unknown man. Cawvald James Simon of £7, Biman, testified about an event on December 17 at his shop when Hughes brandished a gun after ordering cakes and demanded money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Stanley Denning Hughes
Giebe
James Simon
Hughesy
Blu
Paris Strike Breaks Under Firm Government Stand
Paris faced a government push to resume public services as a widespread strike threatened transport utilities. Army engineers and naval officers moved toward Paris to operate rail, electric, and gas services while cabinet vowed to maintain essential services and deter work stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Whtan
Gall
Holocadere
Ateike
Brest
Paris Returns to Normal After Strike Turmoil
In Paris the city gradually returned to normal as workers resumed commuting and refuse collection restarted after a disruption. Rail engineers were deployed to restore service, and order returned with officials attempting to quell lingering tensions.
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Thors
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Capital Prete
Lud
Mort Errest
City
Pak
Parona
W. Prowre Capitol Newaagency
Jolson Newsagency
Saded Bam
Bergen
Hawker Demons
Byoney
Thuraday
Renee
Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mt. Stromlo
Canberra Times
Ulate
Canberea
Leavin
Soni
Copborny
Barney
Joan Ami
Cenberrie
Carrodusteal
Canberrin
N.S.W
Abattoips
Royal Commission
A. E. Barton
Bydney
Riyal Commission
Anle
Chumambiter
Bpencey
Mooahan
Caimmiatloner
Ax Shealan
Alfred Edward Barton
Comsulling Chartered Accountant
Pigie Works
Wwe
Crush
Monahan
Deciaton
Burton
Barton
Furtan
Luchiafeld
Winn Renstay
Ganeval
Fenihaw
Alene
Biualin
Biualin > Was Thie
Yolk Bry
Las
Tedders Bone
Mr. Sheahan
Quemons
Hume
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Mfr
Hpoener
Weaver
Blume Company
Fergusson and Hall
Tatmi
Richardon
Ipa
Tolfachimi
Aiater Shupenn and Company
Hut Simpuor
Consbative Council
Sheahan
Bayton
Apoonor
Phillip Renshaw
Maywe
Showhan
Depoler
Gibson
Shenhun
Tam
Nat
Shyang
Atonke
Tasman Air Mail
Ste
Custis
Me. White
Launceston
Wcon
Customs Department
Aulcing
Australian Fallways Union
Parla
Unises
Phe
Interior
M- Dormoy
Hrenoh
General Confederation of Labour
M. Chautemps
M. Dormoy
Ingard
Nike
Bervices
Gtandbtill
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Custalde
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