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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
4
A rugged camp siege unfolds with Munya and Toby planning a night watch under granite boulders. Feverish exhaustion shifts to cautious calm as dawn reveals a hard won advantage and Toby’s team maintains cover while awaiting the next move.
A local report warns that drifting wind from butcher shops may threaten public health. Officials scrutinize odor and air quality as merchants address complaints and implement mitigation steps. Enhanced inspections and warnings aim to reduce risk to nearby residents.
Wool market in London Tuesday showed scattered gains across the closing prices of the last series. Prices rose between seven and fifteen percent as buyers supported the continued strength of the wool trade in the firm market.
Prices held firm as buyers sought suitable lots amid continued seller favour. Continental competition remained strong and a new merino quotation reached 38 1/4d, with comeback offerings at 51/2d, marking a record for the season.
The nomination list names A McGill from Manuka and contenders J Nemara and K Cama for the Ee Ee position. The bowlers favored include Faust Hand and L Lees with D Godfrey from Goulburn, C Hill, C Jackson, Brennan Dray of Moss Vale, and Kay as all round options, aiming for a balanced attack and versatile fielding.
The Canberra Youths Welfare Association says gymnasium classes resume tonight at the Y.W.C.A. Hall. Members and juniors urged to join or seek selection, contact assistant honorary secretary Mr W McCus.
Sydney press reports a reversal by the NSW Trotting Club restoring eligibility for dogs and trainers previously barred. The club decided to allow competitors who have run at linked courses to compete at Harold Park, ending an unexpected policy shift.
President Roosevelt spoke on the kidnap slaying of a 10 year old go boy saying murder shocks the nation. He pledged national effort and a $10,000 reward to capture the killer as Mrs Roosevelt voiced horror at such crimes. The government announced the reward to aid the pursuit.
Rome reports Vittorio Mussolini plans a rapid marriage and a honeymoon split between New York and Hollywood. He will study film matters and remains closely tied to Italy's film industry. A rumor also hints that younger brother Bruno may attempt an Atlantic flight with a companion.
The Assistant Minister for Commerce Mr Thorby announced an effort to call a conference in the arena next month. The aim is to secure cooperation with the Australian Overseas Transport Association and coordinate export authorities.
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