26 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1935
Page
1
Unclear notice states 120,000 will benefit Sydney on Friday through government stores for clothing and footwear. Eligibility includes no outstanding debts with endowment or old age war service. Applicants must meet specified limits and conditions to receive aid for families and dependents.
A fragment from a Thursday report mentions Bruno sette affecting the defence scene in Flemington New Jersey with unclear context and details. The partial text provides limited information on individuals or events.
Local film project faces shelving as Moore's future in the project is uncertain. Community concerns rise over funding delays and creative differences threatening completion timelines.
Prague by Daily Telegraph reports a Berlin woman and two Nazis killed Rudolph Warmus, former director of Muhlacker broadcasting. They entered Czechoslovakia ten days earlier, gained his trust, and shot him in his hotel room before setting the room on fire and fleeing to Germany by car.
Victoria posted a cautious century as O'Brien Sydney claimed 128 for Victoria in a faltering innings. The fall of wickets 6 for 268 showed 0' with his usual accuracy, while capt Daring Bromley and Gailey added late runs. The openers failed to extend the lead, and the bowlers kept up pressure but could not convert the early advantage.
Australian officials announce the Commonwealth Government to host a conference on railway gauge unification. Minister for the Interior Mr T Paterson will open proceedings at Melbourne and delegate control of the meeting to Mr I H Manta for the Reemployment program.
Reported delays on the 511 mile Koepang loop due to heavy rain and fog. The aircraft encountered strong headwinds and low visibility, climbing to higher altitudes to attempt progress, then extending the delay as conditions persisted.
The Indian Bill 816 aims to form three separate states within a federation the Indian Federation the Sa Alan provinces and Burman with states joining the federation by crown treaty after passage the governor general and governors with ministerial advice would exercise discretionary power subject to secretary of state control end of report from London on Friday.
A conference links Beale and colleagues to pool knowledge on tropical diseases. Two assistants and a chief doctor join the effort. If successful, the tropical medicine program will proceed with broad support from the British medical community, inviting wider attendance.
Norfolk reports 17 to 30 inches of snow with temperatures near zero as a heavy snowstorm grinds across the East. In New York the storm intensifies, bringing frigid conditions and escalating travel disruptions.
Fragmentary OCR reports higher birth figures for England and Wales with unclear details. The document notes an increase of around four percent over prior totals and mentions infant mortality and demographic shifts, but legibility is poor and concrete names or dates are not clear.
A fragment reports the arrival of the teamer elc ors and notes his clothing with two Sie Meoran Vist and six Batocoran. It mentions a weasel between Homo and Pago Pago, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary report notes a named Typiste appointed to oversee a minlater project in a rest period. It mentions a 6 ree Minstre Pi 2 Depertanant writ and a Brien reas. The wording is garbled, but the item suggests a governance action and a related departmental decision.
Melbourne reports Lord Sempill plans a return flight to England on a Friday itinerary via Fremantle and Wyndham. He stated he had been near the front lines and would proceed by sea and air, confirming his movement back to Britain.
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