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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
4
A fragmented Canberra notice cites publishing and subscription details for a Canberra-based newspaper item. It references The Canberra Times and entities related to its printing and distribution, with incomplete capitalization and garbled phrases. The readable elements indicate a publishing notice or subscription note in a Canberra city context.
The Canberra Times outlines ad rules for national and Canberra editions. Ads may be altered or omitted. publishers reserve rights for objectionable content and certain changes. Advertisements must reach the office by the day before publication and be authorized by the advertiser.
A fragment notes an Optometrists and Opticalians event in Sydney with an address on Ta Street and a 3 pm time. Priday, and Bam are referenced as participants in a visit to this town. The readable text is fragmented and unclear but points to a scheduled local professional visit.
A brief weather note reports temperatures around 68 degrees with a potential warm spell in the region. The text mentions unsettled phrasing and unclear station names, but indicates a mild day pattern.
The article records a contested remark by Pires Integrity stressing the navy in England and a related event at Auckland. The controversy centers on disparaging comments about the elr, tying the debate to maritime duties and public opinion.
Charles Wagner of 45 St Frinoalaight was pinned by a falling tree while clearing debris. He was trapped, his head injured, and taken to hospital where he died. The description notes he was a father of 10 children and the incident occurred on Wednesday in Launceston.
The record notes a newseer attending the Dr MecKellar annual event, highlighting local interest and expected discussions. It references attendance by key figures and signals anticipated updates or announcements at the gathering.
The piece argues Franco’s recent military advances threaten a broader European conflict. It traces Spain’s neutral role since the Napoleonic era, Britain and Germany’s non intervention, and fears of Italy and Germany asserting power. It notes potential armistice hopes and global leaders shaping a peace framework amid mounting tension in Europe.
An unclear report describes a bicycle vehicle collision near Sutton where minor injuries occurred to a rider identified as BSuiinion. The incident involved a turn to the left and a mishap near the roadside with limited details.
Canberra Hospital board chairman denounces a Sydney publication’s heatwave article as unfair and false. He defends staff efforts amid claims of lacking water and poor conditions, noting police involvement and temperature readings during the heat crisis.
The interdepartment committee met in Melbourne to plan a nationwide overhaul of air routes The aim is to remove unnecessary competition and overlapping and to present proposals to the Commonwealth Cabinet in February Suggestions include voluntary co operation among air line companies to abandon some services merge smaller firms cut wasteful fleet use and replan routes such as the New Guinea Airway to reduce long sea crossings and extend to Sydney Broken Hill and Adelaide
The Acting Minister for Civil Aviation said testing of the Kempsey air radio system was postponed due to poor visibility. The delay halts progress on the Sydney Brisbane beacon chain for about 10 days, with operations expected to resume in the near term.
A fragmented report quotes Mintater in Charge of Civil Defense urging national readiness and vigilance. The speech stresses readiness for potential shocks and the need to sustain morale and military objectives despite fear and disruption.
Acting Director of Civil Aviation Mr Mehaney is to investigate equipping planes with radio to ensure air radio reception on all machines. The Assistant Minister instructed the inquiry amid claims some airliners lack ordinary radio equipment for message reception.
Captain K. Diprose the chief superintendent of the Royal National Alarm says the service is not unsafe but notes inadequacies in railways and water radio facilities. Civil officials reveal the rate details and discuss improvements needed for reliability.
New South Wales activity reports a government push to national emergency measures with local authorities urged to organize communities. Minister for Transport Bruxner says authorities will coordinate the response, while officials defend actions amid a news poll on forthcoming national legislation.
Sir Page addressing a meeting at Tumut discusses the American alliance and argues that a treaty should bind not only Britain and America but the Empire and the United States. He notes preliminary steps toward a Pacific agreement between Australia and the United States.
In a dispatch from Australia Prime Minister Hughes denounces pacts as worthless as he warns the world slides toward wider war. He cites the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia and the Munich accord failures, urging stronger action rather than reliance on treaties.
Large crowd at Ute Bpencer Street station welcomes Mr Bruce back to Melbourne after nearly five years away. Prime Minister Lyons, Minister for Defence Streets and Attorney General Mensiea attend on the platform. Bruce attends Defence Council meeting after arrival.
Canberra Hospital board initiates immediate investigation to assess staffing adequacy after complaints of dissatisfaction in the morning shift. Mr T White notes conclusions from an inspection, refusing to name informants, and urges proper channels for any fair-dealing complaints via the Matron. Counts show December admissions and attendances, births, and deaths, with debts written off and donations acknowledged across many individuals and groups.
The General Secretary of the Fodders Association in New South Wales Mr Allen said current fodder sale figures were misunderstood due to variable ton measurements. He urged adoption of a standard ton as a nationwide measure to reduce confusion and improve representations to the Commonwealth government. The meeting was adjourned.
In Tasmania a series of fires prompted government action to prevent further harm. Officials reported multiple incidents and launched emergency measures while assessing damage and coordinating firefighting efforts. Local authorities urged residents to follow evacuation guidance and await updates on containment progress.
A report notes continued investigation by mental experts into the National Tam fee and a drive to clarify principles of intelligent insured systems amid widespread criticism. Deputy Commissioners from six states will meet next week to finalize questions, with a prepared booklet and inspector arrangements for both public and private commissions.
A Sydney strike among Hosiery Ltd employees at Paddington threatens to spread to other factories while negotiations continue. One hundred twenty nine workers directly affected face work stoppages and time cuts. a strike committee has been named to carry negotiations with the employers.
Details from the inquiry into brick prices show questions about how sums were calculated and paid. Witnesses including Wolfenden described accounts and lumping methods while noting company structures, levies, and the role of agents and travelers in revenue collection.
Shipping mishap off the Comiah coast leaves eight steamers damaged and crews at Patmouth Harbor. Langien Breck crew member washed overboard. Crewe reports broken leg and rib injuries among others amid chaotic port conditions.
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