02 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1935
Page
1
Crawford (Aust) advances to the men singles final after a gruelling match against Wood (USA) in London. Crawford took the first two nets but Wood rallied to force three tight sets, finishing at 6 4 in the decisive frame.
Severe rains in the Chikago province push the death toll to 85 in Tokio. The disaster wrecks 292 houses, 916 total ruin, and 191000 damaged. Bridges collapse across 515 sites. Kyoto and Osaka report extensive damage amid refugee displacements.
Washington reports that Australian Prime Minister Lyons will meet President Roosevelt and U S officials next week. Officials say Australia may restrict purchases or seek a bilateral trade accord, though a full reciprocal treaty seems unlikely. Butter shortages and market access are cited as factors shaping the talks and potential Executive orders to adjust duties.
Ten thousand Londoners gathered in Trafalgar Square for a peace mass meeting. Clergy, veterans, and families carried olive banners while a hymn, silent before, filled the square. Beverley Nicholls urged friends instead of bombs and speakers called for ending the arms race and international civil aviation control.
Barcelona dispatch says cavalry patrols ride the streets while police and civil guards with mausers stand posted in public places. The War Minister comments on the serious situation amid growing unrest in the city.
A fragmentary report notes a joint gathering of the hospital board and the trades and labour council last night. The incomplete text suggests discussion of hospital affairs and labor concerns, but details remain unclear due to damaged or garbled transcription.
Sydney reports chief bettor Adenifies today noting starting prices writing and the use of radio in price setting for betting measures in the state.
Sydney reports a new railway timetable starting July 14 introducing interstate express services and faster southern mail trains. The improved schedule aims to shorten travel times and enhance connections at Central Station, with better transfer flow on the branch lines.
The New Zealand loan was oversubscribed as markets opened only half a day, limiting investor uptake and leaving demand above available issue size. Officials noted strong domestic interest despite shortened trading hours and uncertain conditions abroad.
Broad rain this week lifted drought in many country centers across the wheat belt. Farmers report optimistic plans for the season with about 4,000,000 acres now expected to be sown to wheat, extending the 1034-25 season. Weather outlook from Divisional Meteorologist Maree notes the main depression moving to sea and possible showers ahead, with cyclonic disturbance off the central coast.
The Lindsey Walker wheat company notes good rains in Queensland and north western divisions improving outlook for New South Wales. Local reserves remain low and demand weak, with mixed near term price prospects. Overall, analysts expect cautious optimism as the new season approaches.
In a Limerick address Mr. De Valera labeled King George foreign and claimed that true freedom comes when the people are free. He admitted the desire for a republic but warned against extreme methods and contrasted goals with the means used to achieve them.
Washington report says unless a new world naval treaty is negotiated the United States may begin a battleship replacement programme in January after the Washington treaty of 1028 expires. Government would retain right to replace ships considered obsolete with seven 86,000 ton vessels to be built at one per year beginning 1987.
Acting Premier Bruxner voiced optimism over NSW dry area improvements over the weekend and praised the rail modernization as beneficial to the state budget. He estimated the project would contribute at least 1 million pounds to the budget, urging the community to support the broader renewal treaty.
Heavy rain persisted across many centres causing washouts at Julia Creek and Mt. Mall unable to pass. The weekend saw widespread disruption with flood conditions hampering normal activity and transport.
Fragmentary clipping notes a fatal air crash involving film industry personnel. Names, dates, and the fate are unclear, but the incident is described as a decisive loss for the involved company and the broader production crew. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
The managing director Ya faces a court charge and dies by own action in the face of the charge. The article notes the Jubilee Fund in Australia backing film projects and Hoyts involvement in production plans.
The Mayor Smits faced Heimwehr domination as the Heimwehr riot squad fired from motor lorries and hooted horns while Major Fey and Vice-Mayor Lahr hoisted the flag from City Hall. Prince Blaremburg was absent due to a sore throat.
Goulburn Rugby League protests Queanbeyan Club for fielding two unregistered men in the Carr Cup game at Goulburn. Queanbeyan won but faces potential disciplinary action from Group 8 Executive and possibly the Country League. Officials note the protest may be upheld and criticize the league for permitting the players. A Goulburn district side to meet the Queensland Railway combination was announced, with a roster listing several Goulburn and Queanbeyan players.
The official statement indicates a surplus around £1,000,000 by year end. Pending the return of acting Treasurer Mr. R G Casey, the monthly revenue assessment remains incomplete at Canberra. A formal statement is expected later in the week.
Edger Arthur Peterson aged 27 escaped from a prison camp near Tokwanu on Monday. Warders pursued him toward Tongariro River and he reportedly plunged into flood waters while attempting to cross a bridge. A thorough riverbank search continued into darkness with the belief he drowned.
An influenza outbreak widens in Sydney with many prominent doctors warning the surge. In the past fortnight the number of cases rises, hospitals struggle to treat patients, and suburban authorities rush to transfer sufferers as illness props up a heavy strain on workers and daily life.
Reports from Phiping describe a major drive against Chinese rebels who attacked the city days ago. Rebels led by Tula Chun Chin are cornered near Tungchow and connected to an army train seizure. Trials and executions are anticipated at Tungohow with rewards offered for capture alive or dead.
Robert Graham of Pitaray had a remarkable escape after a tank he tended teetered eighty feet from the road in Plinder’s Lane. Spectators watched as the vehicle slid toward the road, narrowly missing a collision. The jury delivered a calm verdict amid the chaos, praising Graham’s quick actions.
The Chief Justice faced a turbulent session as officials reported on a high court duty disruption. Details remain sparse, with observers noting unusual conduct and pending statements from court administrators.
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