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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 23, 1937

Page

2

Reorganisation Plans for Commonwealth Ice Board

A fourman Commonwealth Ice Board reorganization plans appoint Susi as Commissioner amid chairman W J Cie mena stepping down on March 26 after 40 years. Mr Clemans term extended to 3 months. Mrs Bencaporte tipped as successor. Duncan, aged 4, likely elected head from Cabinet next week. potential rivals named. Health director general Dr S B Cumpton offered top post but declined. Alternative ideas include direct representation for returned soldiers, unlikely this term.

Commonwealth Ice Board Susi Public Co W. J. Ciemena Clemans Bencaporte Gervice Inapactos Sydney Duncan Guy Bletoecnpera Ir. Hi Trea Oea BT ‘Cumpaton Diveess Mat Ie Sakas Mesara Brarning Thorpe

Swirled Cricket: Probing Opener in Exhibition Match

An text fragmented report describes a cricket exhibition where Victorie faced a probe by EP PROBE FOR TEST. Wickets and runs are unclear but mentions two overs, powerful drives off the off and a fast bowler Luan delivering pace. Players such as Hynes Cheetham and Robin appear in the garbled lineups amid a close finish and reader-shed commentary.

Victorie Poate RS Ane Sara Hassett Ami Luan GrEffen Mynes Cheetham Hynes Darling Robin

Wine and grape pricing and church services discussed

A fragmented report covers Mt Peals church services and a meeting on wine and grape pricing. Talks reference Wine Export Bounty Act minimum prices, hoped improvements via competition, and harvest outlooks. Discussions include Braddon Church and Patrick's services with times and locations, plus notes on grape supply and policy changes.

Prios Braddon Church Fai Morfiing Price J. D Owen

Methori et Church sapriat chHUHOH near church of England

Fragmentary OCR reports an event at a church site near the Church of England and mentions a Christian society branch, with unclear names and details. The readable text indicates a gathering or meeting linked to religious groups in Cunbirm, described with garbled terms and lacks concrete dates or outcomes.

Weather snapshot from morning and night readings

A brief weather note records 9 am temperature at 62.7 degrees and 9 pm reading at 61.0 degrees. The data indicates a slight evening cooling with a low maximum over the observed 34 hours.

Road Conference May Decide Limits On Ambulance Charges

A government proposal seeks to waive ambulance charges for patients admitted to isolation, with a government board resolution to allow tax relief. The move aims to ease costs in built up areas, where compulsory isolation affects many residents, and a special meeting of road authorities is anticipated.

Genbeera Community Hospital Mir Anderwon

Car Test Rules Draw Fire Over Canberra Registration

Canberra readers see criticism of the Motor Traffic Ordinance in Canberra, arguing car and truck registration tests are inefficient, require excessive forms, and fail to improve safety. The piece notes four car descriptions plus a declaration, warns that brakes tests are easily gamed, and contrasts with U.S. practice of street checks and public tests.

Commonwealth America

Militia Units Appoint A J Mellor Chief Instructor in Canberra

Warrent Officer A J Mellor has been named chief instructor of the new militia units based in Canberra and Queanbeyan. He will lead training for troops in Canberra, Queanbeyan, and Goulburn, with duties beginning soon and supplies to be distributed shortly.

Warrent Oficer A. J. Mellor ALC Canberra Queanbeyan Rhi

Police Officer's Loss Reveals Estate Battle and Resignation

Michael Forman, ex police officer, testified in court about losing £790 linked to Catherine Mill Bay and other accounts. He described paying for his own retirement fund while claiming 38 years of service without a penny upon resignation amid a broader estate dispute. The examination concluded.

Sydney Michael Forman Catherine BU Court Regen Anseta Forman Hla Alec Catherine Mill Bay Hse Firma Preaé Fim Ae- Leese Teru

Canberra Farewell for Inspector Cook and Mrs Cast

A public farewell gathering will be held at Albert Hall next Wednesday evening to honor Inspector Cook and Mrs Castro Canberra before their departure. Subscriptions and contributions will be received by R. Maloney Yingchon J. Kevan City and J. Byrne Manuka.

Bub P. J Cook Castrom Canberra Albert Hall Aub Inspector Cook Canterre R. Maloney Yingchon J. Kevan City Byme Manuka

Coronation Tour Critics Hit Commonwealth Government Budget Defence

The Labour Party questions the Lyons Government over a 48000 pound overseas ministerial tour cost and diplomacy aims. Parliament already set aside 10000 pounds with ministers and their wives traveling to London for Imperial Conference. Opposition leader Curtin accuses the cabinet of overreach and seeks scrutiny of the tour and its political and economic implications.

Commonwealth Empire Parliamentary Association Lyons Casey Air Archdale Parkhill London Trade Reault Labour Party Antil Ar. Curtin Staima Ieee Lyona Curtin

Prominent Film Director Admires Canberra Sightsees

Mr. Clarence Badger, noted film director, and Cecil Mason of American Pictures visited Canberra yesterday. Badger found much to admire, comparing the city to Washington and hinting at a potential Australian project linked to Langie River with Victor Jory starring.

Clarence Badger Fim Cecil Mason Amtralaans Columbia Pictures Canberra Zenterday Badger Canberve Washington Aod Australia Victor Jory Holy Wood America Iidge Cahberrd Civic ‘Theatres Amalt Riautre

Unclear Fragments on Mr George Judah and Lyons

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr George Judah in a financial context and references Mrs Lyons with Prime Minister Melburn, plus a coronation note. Details are damaged. no clear events or dates are established.

Lost at Sea Winter School Vacation Change

The article reports a government decision affecting the winter school vacation. Plans were altered to shift the break from late May to late April, with the change announced by education authorities and tied to a coronation period. Details mention Empire Day observance and scheduling impacts for the term.

Plana Toakdire Cyell Sydney Corde Wil Tau Oeceka Nest

Labour Attitude to Coronation Trip

Fragmentary report notes Labour stance on a coronation trip. Text is garbled with unreadable phrases and unclear names. Core idea mentions opposition and a public reaction, but precise actors and events are unreadable.

Labour

Price of Petrol Dispute Between Resellers Rumor

Readable fragments show a dispute over petrol pricing and payment terms between resellers. The note mentions a price per wal and payable terms, with references to stipulations and conditions.

Seamen in New York Strike Vote Over 2000 Participants

About two thousand seamen in New York voted after a brief meeting to join a strike and walkout across Atlantic and Gulf seaports, signaling a broad labor action coordinated with other regions.

New York Atlantic

Foul Play Theory Rejected in Sydney Incident

A Sydney report rejected foul play in a mysterious incident noting a body sighting and an apparent abrasion. Authorities indicated no violent foul act was involved, with details focusing on an accidental or unknown cause rather than foul play. The fragmentary text hints at confusion over the person’s identity and circumstances surrounding the event.

French bill bans volunteers in troubled era

A confusing OCR fragment references a French bill banning volunteers and hints at political moves toward Spain. Names, places, and precise actions are unclear, producing a partial, jittery item with minimal verifiable facts.

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