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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1937
Page
2
Manchester Chamber of Commerce directors warn that Australian Japanese trade terms threaten Britain’s stable export markets. They back closer imperial commercial accords and urge Cabinet to ensure favourable terms for Lancashire cotton and rayon goods, arguing for co operation with Australia.
The readable text references morning times around 9 am and temperatures near 50 degrees. It mentions weather terms like dew or wind and includes partial locale hints, but details are incomplete.
In Rome, Mussolini’s son Vittorio reportedly questioned whether a woman's past or wealth mattered in a contentious consent dispute. The exchange centered on moral expectations, with Mussolini insisting that a woman’s wellbeing and strength were the deciding factors regardless of her background.
Melbourne wool market notes increased Japanese activity at today's wool salon. Imprapond Duyere featured prominently and wool meeting requirements. A record price of 31d was paid for merino fleece and several lots sold above 30d.
The Canberra forecast calls for sultry conditions with occasional showers. A tendency toward thunder south east to north east winds is noted, bringing warm humidity and scattered storms across the region.
A visitor report questions Canberra’s urban design and lack of civic pride, urging slower growth and stronger supervision of projects. It calls for a proactive tourist office, improved guidance for first-time visitors, safer streets, better gardens, and a countywide effort to highlight the capital’s points of interest, including Red Hill by moonlight.
Lord Rothermere argues in a London article that Britain and Japan face rising armed power and friction. He urges renewed understanding and closer ties to avert a clash that could endanger both empires and global stability as markets and alliances shift amid tensions with Germany.
Government analysts probe the death of Jean Cox 33 found in a Maude camp near Hay. Husband R Cox says they went to bed about 10 30. she lay dead with no marks and appeared to die naturally. Police also investigate William Nash relief worker Bungendore paralysis of brain and other statements.
A readable fragment reviews a history of the University of Melbourne by Prefamor Ernest Boots, published by Melbourne University Press. It traces the opening in 1850, notes price and publication details, and highlights the book’s value for library collections.
It is understood that designs for the proposed Administrative building Bligh School and additions to Ainslie Public School are progressing. Tenders for construction will be invited within three months. Immediate needs include expansion of Amalie Bohco and the High School due to rising enrollment figures expected in 1847.
Reported in Peking police blotter, a rickshaw boy faces murder charge in the death of Priela Werner. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicates arrest and charges following the incident on a drunken evening, with citations to local street scenes and a patio area.
Divorce granted to the Countess of Jersey amid details of a Commonwealth memorial to King George. A design features a slate-robed statue on a pedestal, symbolizing the King’s link to federation’s birth and progress. The case involved Patricia Kenneth Richards and an advisory board, with disciplined testimony about neglect and a troubled marriage ending in separation.
Acting Justice Windeyer in Equity Court heard unions apply for injunction to prevent Labor Daily ballot declaration for directors. Plaintiffs claim Wilson OReilly Kburn and Nal eon elected over Lang Beasley Culbert Ball. Evidence shows ballots mishandled envelopes and missing votes. Labor Daily manager Fred Smith says some ballots were not counted.
In Semmering Austria on Monday the Windsor duke is tracked by skiing detectives as he trains for hours. Photographers attempt tricks to get a shot but fail. One man in the crowd is found wearing a flag pennant.
The Chief Secretary Mr Chaffey signaled that the exemption clauses in the Film Quota Act will be reviewed after the first year. He asserted the government may be in a stronger position to decide actions soon and noted improvements in Australian film quality, aiming to produce pictures that will reflect credit on the industry.
Sydney dispatch reports the Minister for Defence Sir Archdale Parkbill regrets that war nurses were not included in the 180 strong contingent. He notes limits on total numbers across army navy and air force by state.
A historic article recounts the discovery and fate of the Cullinan diamond, detailing its origin near Pretoria, its transfer to the Transvaal government, and eventual presentation to King Edward VII. It notes Sir Thomas Cullinan's pivotal role, his 14 year life, and the diamond’s impact on the British Empire and the Commonwealth.
St Patrick's Race Club will conduct a holiday race meet under ALC rules at Acton Racecourse, Canbarre, on Monday in February. The event aims to boost attendance with about 12 racing circuits in operation and increased bookmakers. A refreshing, festive atmosphere is expected for a good day's outing.
A tragedy near Mont Lowe unfolds as two prospectors die in a shaft collapse while working a claim. Police and locals gather as a small burial near the mine site is conducted. a coffin is prepared, and friends pay respects to the dead.
A Melbourne conference opened by the Prime Minister aims to fund a £500,000 global publicity campaign to promote wool products. British manufacturers pledge about £50,000 while concerns rise over artificial wool imports and market competition among wool-producing nations.
In Brisbane on a Tuesday a clever circumvention of betting restrictions is reported. Authorities fear lost revenue as operators adapt methods to dodge enforcement, with dealers and bookmakers accused of shifting channels to maintain business.
Fragmented text discusses a nationwide mobilization with officials from the Cabinet and government planning. It notes estimates of thousands of men to be returned and deployed by a set timeline, indicating a major government campaign or war effort. The passage is unclear but centers on planning and mobilization actions.
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