Allen Morrison Wedding At Jenn's Church A Niece Of Note
The wedding of Majaie Nea daughter of Dr and Mrs A J Mollison Wes to Charisa Arthur son of Mr and Mrs E and the late Mrs Jen occurred at Jenns Church. The bride wore white satin with a bridal veil worn by her mother and was attended by her sister Mrs Dayothy Mollison in green morocain and pink gladioli. Archdeacon and Mrs Robertson Canon and Mrs Edwards attended along with many relatives. The bride travelled in navy crepe and halo hat.
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Miro
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Slater
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Murray
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New Year Messages in Japan Hint Crisis and Prosperity
Tokyo reports crowded streets and lavish spending as Japan enters 1986 with a munitions boom and high silk prices. Government ministers warn of Europe turmoil and Pacific uncertainty, urging stronger defenses and crisis readiness amid a difficult diet session and tax debate.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hirota
Europe
Pacific
China
UK Railways See 1936 Receipts Rise and Fewer Bankruptcies
London reports that Britain's four main railways earned 156.394 million pounds in 1936, up 5.056 million from 1935. Bankruptcy failures fell by 4 in the year. England and Wales poor relief weekly totals for the last quarter dropped compared with 1935, with a notable weekly decrease of 57,464 in the final week.
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London
Great Britain
England and
Wales
Canberra Rainfall Report for 1936 Records Heavy Year
The Canberra Meteorological Station at Aoton logged 2927 points of rain in 1936, about seven inches above average, with rain on 124 days. January was wettest at 518 points. the heaviest 24 hour total occurred January 13 at 374 points. November drought fears followed, while July and August saw high totals and September through November were light.
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Instrumenta Ot Acton
Mount Ainslie
Canberra
Ambitious Free Medical Service Scheme Proposed
In Sydney the Tasmanian Premier Mr Ogilvie and Health Minister Dr Gahan outlined a plan to provide free medical services across the state. The program would target all residents outside city boundaries with ten Health Department doctors to work in isolated areas, aiming to be first of its kind in the British Empire.
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Country Party of
Tasmania
Ogilvie
Mintetar
Gahan
Health Department
New Year's Eve in London 1037 Arrangements Expanded
London prepares a lavish New Year greeting with watchnight services at St Pauls and other churches while 1037 begins with gala suppers dances and elaborate tableaux. Crowds won't relive last year's St Pauls churchyard singing relay via loudspeakers. Berltram Brothers circus at Olympia hosts a monster New Year ball with jazz and decorations. Special late services are run by London Transport Board and suburban railways.
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England
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Churchyard
Chalaea Arts Club
Albert Hall
Olympia
Bertram Brothers
London Transport Board
Australia and Japan settle trade dispute under 18 week plan
The agreement settles the dispute with Japan to buy at least 900000 wool bales from Australia over 18 weeks starting January 1937. Japan to abolish war taxes on Australian goods and removal of prohibitions. Australia lowers intermediate tariffs on Japanese textiles and permits large cotton and artificial silk import entries. British preferential rates stay unchanged.
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Australia
Japan
State Lottery Extension Discussion Prompted by Hospitals
The State Lottery Director Mr J H Cameron declined to comment on a Hospital Association proposal for larger lotteries. Hospitals and the lottery office seek Premier Stevens to extend the lottery and limit ticket sales to hospitals and the lottery office.
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Rydney
J. H. Cameron
Stevens
Hail Storm Delays City Areas and Damages Gardens
A sequence of electrical storms swept Canberra yesterday afternoon delaying services in the northern suburbs. The short hailstorm caused garden damage with ice pieces and hailstones up to three quarters of an inch, though less severe than last week’s Kingston and Forrest storm which did wider damage.
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Kingston
Forrest
Tender Planta
New York Fetes End Year With Big Night Crowd
New Year Eve celebrations fill streets and Times Square as clubs stay open to dawn. Churches host Watch Night services. Officials and business leaders praise 1933 year and look to 1937 with optimism.
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New York
Times Square
Australian MP Mr L A Abbott to be Northern Territory Administrator
Reports indicate the appointment of Mr L A Abbott MP for Gwydir as Administrator of the Northern Territory. He will travel to Canberra next week for cabinet consideration and then move to Sydney before departing for Darwin to assume the post. Abbott has resided in a Duntroon house, but leases must end as Canberra reopens.
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M.P
Gwydir
Northern Territory
Eany
Canberra
Abbott
Sydney
Darwin
Royal Military College
Duntroon
Nice Guests Face Self Served New Year Dinner
Strikes by hotel staff cancel New Year activities at two fashionable hotels. Guests were left to supply their own dinners or seek other venues as unions demand collective contracts. Police intervened after fights broke out among striking staff and guests.
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Nice
Holiday Night Traffic Toll Surges With 150 Accidents
Police and ambulance crews logged more than 160 incidents last night, a record for the period. One fatality, Eleanor Hopkin, struck by a car as she stepped from the kerb near Bondi, is reported.
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Sydney
Am ‘Bulance
Eleanor Hopkin
Bondi
Wages Rise and Trade Talks Amid 1930s Market Shifts
Stocks firms award a year’s wages as bonuses for staff while others raise pay in 1937. Japan agrees to import wool bound at not less than 683000 bales next year, above 614000 in 1984 and below 750000 at a prior peak. Britain gains textile market access, aiding Australian primary exports. Sir Henry Gullett credits friendly talks and Japan’s courteous representatives in the negotiations.
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London
Stook Exchange
Britain
Japan
Australia
Henry Gullett
Two Injured in Gale at Wisenan’s Ferry
A storm in Sydney on Friday caused gale force winds at Wisenan’s Ferry injuring two people. The winds unroofed several houses damaged a sheltered garage, downed trees, and harmed crops.
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Sydney
Wisenan's Ferry
Hailstorm Kills Birds and Damages Property in Melbourne
A Melbourne hailstorm last night caused extensive damage with birds killed and vehicles, campers, and buildings battered. Large hail half the size of pullets eggs shattered windows at the Peterborough Hotel, while hundreds of birds were killed and trees were uprooted.
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Melbourne
Peterborough
Queensland In Lights Low On Time In Shield Tilt
Queensland 224 for four at stumps against New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket Ground as play ends early due to bad light. Tallon scarce with the bat while Rogers Allen Cook and Bundrieu provided late moments in an innings heavy with rain interruptions.
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Flra
New South Wales
Sydney Cricket Ground
Queensland
Tallon
Rogers
Chipperfield
Andrews
Hynes
Allen
Jackson Tallon
Cook
Baker
Bundriea
Wu. Ie
Canberra Tour Publicity Aims Attracting Overseas Visitors
Canberra plans a government driven publicity push early next year to boost tourism and retirement appeal. The effort targets Australians and overseas residents in Britain and India, highlighting Canberra’s beauty and its federal income tax regime as an attraction for retirees.
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Canberra
Great Britain
India
Australia
Estate of Otto Kahn Proved At 3 970 000 Dollars
The estate of Otto Kahn once said to be among the world’s wealthiest was proved at 3 970 000 dollars. He supposedly valued at 50 million, held 200 stocks at his death, but 60 proved worthless as many ventures failed to return.
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New York
Otto Kahn
Kahn
Wool Sales Price Advance Anticipated
An advance of five to ten per cent is expected in wool prices when the 1947 selling season opens in Sydney on Monday. Japanese buyers have declined to indicate how much they will purchase, and some brokers doubt Japan’s re-entry will bring a substantial price rise.
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Sydney
Japan
35 708 Car Fatalities in 1936
Washington report announces that 35 708 persons were killed in automobile accidents in 1936, the largest number on record, highlighting mounting fatalities and road safety concerns.
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Washington
Red Shirt Henchman Falici Killed in Restaurant Brawl
"Red Shirt" Falici, famed henchman of gangster Legs Diamond, was shot and killed in a restaurant brawl today. Falici earned his nickname from the bright red shirt he wore.
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New York
Falici
Legs Diamond
Hlamine
Kidnapped Boy Reported Safe in Catoma
Dr. Mattson received a communication from the kidnapper claiming his six year old son is safe and an intermediary is collecting the ransom. Rumors spread that the money will be paid, though no confirmation is given. The boy was kidnapped earlier in the week and held for twenty eight thousand dollars.
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Catoma
Force to Enforce League Covenant Policy Discussed in London
London on Thursday hears declarations supporting enforcement of the League Covenant. Leaders including Churchill and Attlee favor potential military action if necessary. Similar statements have been made in several European nations.
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All Rites
Inci Jr
Churchill
Attlee
Benn
Communist Denunciation in Catholic Sermon in London
The Munich Daily Telegraph correspondent reports Cardinal Faulhaber denouncing Communism in a New Year’s Eve sermon to a packed cathedral. He warns that Bolshevism threatens German unity and Christianity and must be resisted with equal force.
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London
Munich
Daily Telegraph
Faulhacher In
Fortune Waiting Seven Missing Women in England
In England, seven women are named as potential heirs to a fortune from the late Eva Sanger of Bloomsbury. Dying June 20, she left £4,856 after £200 to St Mark's Hospital with the remaining estate to Ada Lockett, Mary Ann Golding Bird, Lucilia Maxwell, Emily Jane Matthews, Julian Catherine North, Minnie Blanche Gilbert, and Marian Skiner. A larger £70,000 awaits discovery as legatees are traced.
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Eva Sanger
Bloombury
London
St. Mark's Hospital
Blanche Gilbert
Marian Skiner
H. H. Abdy
Rt. Bartholomew's
Bloomsbury
Sunday Express
Miss Banger
Everton Pays 46500 Transfer Fee for Teen Forward
The Everton Soccer Club paid a 46500 transfer fee for Burnley's centre forward Tom Lawton aged 17 who joined the club at age 15.
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Everton
Burnley
Tom Lawton
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