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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
2
A man with chronic lung issues finds relief from pain and illness through Scotts Emulsion. The ad touts cod liver oil's lung tonic benefits, claiming rapid digestion and strengthened resistance against colds and influenza, urging readers to choose genuine Scotts Emulsion for health protection.
The draw lists senior games starting 2:45 pm on Manuka ground with curtain raiser between St Chrine ippter and Telopea Juniors at Ainslie. Eastlake Juniors, Elastic Juniors, and Canterras clash. Second XVs contest the Peter Lawman Cup at Reid Park. Acton Club backs Canterra team as Acton seniors sit bye. Team lineup includes Moore Scott Laird Born Alexander Adams Mulligan Stevens Smith Torrance Helly Cleary Hutton with Currie Sally as umpires.
The United Press reports Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam postponed her departure from Joe Newiumes to Brom en Cust lead, delaying a planned flight event in New York.
First Division to start with Bueatong Bonnie Legion Water Waggon and Damelita among contenders. Tingle Joy Quigelent Million Dollars Spear Arrow Llanchivar compete in a field featuring Little Pattie Jean Marty Bronze Head and Grecian Art.
Mrs Amelia Barbara Putnam and navigator Captain Nowa were held in quarantine for ten hours at Darwin after landing during their round the world voyage. Australian health rules require vaccination certificates approved by the country of origin’s government health officers. Papers signed by an American doctor failed to meet regulations, delaying the journey until permission from the Director General of Health in Canberra was obtained.
A mass meeting of about 3,000 Tronworker union members at Port Kembla Iron and Steel Works urged 300 painters and haulers who refused to work with non unionists to return under a pledge of no victimisation and union membership within 14 days. The move signals the strike may end, with assurances of unity and compliance.
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