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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
3
Canberras stock sale reports show prices for 1050 sheep and assorted cattle. Prices listed include fat lambs at various rates, with cows and steers recorded at several values. Several yards on the western terrace surveyed, with figures indicating sale progress and stock conditions current to late January.
A man named Bustos was dug up in Bombay on a Wednesday crowd gathered as he was found alive after being buried. He regained consciousness in the presence of onlookers and medical staff.
In London on Wednesday Lady Haig prepares for a royal tour of the empire. The official schedule includes calls in key cities with plans for public appearances and engagements of high ceremonial importance.
Los Angellus reports a crash on the transport plan near Bubank left one victim dead from injuries while another woman in the wreckage survived with injuries. The Jubmusona explorers are named as part of the incident. Several survivors are in serious condition.
A humorous dialogue follows motorists undergoing a re registration process. An inspector explains requirements, tests driving behavior, weighs the car, and issues a license with marks for insubordination and driving attitude. The scene shifts through intervals of testing, weighing, and form filling before closing remarks.
Reading cricket notes show Thordacond minge of the Nonuka Hall mates set to play at Manuka Oval tomorrow after Manuke’s surprising collapse last Saturday. In Kingston Abnaila and Singelon top first innings, Northbourne and Queanbeyan also post notable scores, with Manuka and Bucks Quarters matching up in a social clash as printers quarters plan games at Manuka Oval during the weekend.
More than 150000 railway unionists across New South Wales Victoria and South Australia attended the national conference in Sydney. The Australian Railways Union re elected Mr Maraney as chair while noting mileage gains of 4302 since 1830 and a workforce of 19000 Tower employees with wages falling despite revenue gains. A vigorous campaign to reduce working hours was urged among railway workers.
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