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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1933
Page
2
Objectionable Use of Power Moves U N A Council Action
An advisory council denounces rapid executive measures affecting the Territorial government. The unaniminous vote condemns ordinances altering the Industrial Board and delaying court hearings, urging citizens to demand timely reforms and lawful processes in the territorys governance.
Local government debate over office space and fees in 1028
Councillors discussed reorganization of ministerial offices after departmental changes, moving meetings to the Ure room in Sydney Building, and a planned four percent reduction proposal. A district inspector investigated pacific fare boxes, with votes split four to two on substitution of necessary arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Council Inns
Federal Capital Commission
Departmentin
Department of the Interior
Counsil
Ceniin
Austria's Place in World Chaos Explored
A Canberra Times column argues that Austria must play a prominent role in stabilizing Central and Danubian Europe. It critiques the postwar dismemberment of Austria-Hungary, notes ethnically mixed Danubian states, and warns that economic collapse threatens regional recovery more than territorial rearrangements. It emphasizes the failure of minority self determination and the ongoing economic strains on Austria and Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Danubian Europe
Austria
Jench Fm
Austria-Hungary
Europe
Danube
Balkans
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Hl Hin
Yugo-Slavia
Aegean
Belgrade
Verasilles
Darviert
Canberra discusses air port site and future plans
Canberra officials debated whether Duntroon or another site best serves the capital. A motion urged inquiries into an alternative airport, citing accessibility and weather currents. Civil Aviation authorities reported surveys found the existing site most feasible, with upgrades to roads and telephony planned.
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Mowat
T. ML
Bentroon
Nicollar
Ahakespeare Mali
Duntreon
Purnasey
Patter
Mane
Chance
J. 1
Hy Goodwin
Canberra
Pameta
Petoolate
My. Daley
Extsting
Royal Military College
Mount Ajnoliy
Department
Inter
Filn
Tear
Mirvey
Caitborrs
Daley
Caié
Zuean— Hegan Road
Lemendd
Association Lacks Support Faces Critical July Meeting
Local Canberra Homeowners Association plans a general meeting on Tuesday July 1 at Acton Hall to decide whether the organisation will continue. If officers gain renewed interest and support, funds may be allocated. President Me Mem, Vice President Milena Twhce Bre, and Grainger as honorary secretary are listed in the notice.
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Tom
Canberra
Acton
Milena
Grainger
Honotary
Hotel Canberra Lets Lease Offer Deferred by Cabinet
Cabinet yesterday deferred action on leasing Hotel Canberra after reviewing private offers. Government officials concluded offers were not large enough to justify leasing the building. A survey showed operating expenses exceeded receipts for the last two months, influencing the delay.
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Canberra
Etotet Canperm
Privats Satorpe Ie Fue Ora
Oram
Rotel
Cathedral Stir London Hunday Protest at St Pauls Pulpit
A protest at St Pauls Cathedral in London by Jane Con Contreait known as a mid dle aged author who waved a yellow book at the pulpit. The incident involved two officials outside and a heckling attack on the churchs handling of reform. The bishop later said he did not notice the protest and called the act un worthy while asserting the bishops role in moral matters.
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Advisory Council
Yenter
Br. Tt. M
Bomont
Amd
Ordinanor
Lniusteial Board
Eltirena
Ettigena
A. R. Carey
Canberra
Actal Bervicn
Darcy
Sovias Service Council
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Bnt
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Wlake
Minintera
Jone
Tordat
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Cassada
London
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Jane
Privaty liv
Leonard Cooke
He Aurevita
Ht. Paul'y
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Jerusalem
Ale
Regitine
M Mutt Wuree
Britain
Oxford Movement Centenary Service Held at White City Studio
A large gathering marked the centenary of the Oxford Movement with a ceremonial service at the White City Studio. The event featured remarks on life and faith, drawing a wide audience despite muddy conditions and a later transition to a community celebration with music and parade elements.
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Lonon
White City
Marvice
Oxford
Queanbeyan Golf Match Ends With Narrow Local Win
From Queanbeyan sources on Sunday the home team defeated the visitors by a small margin after a draw in the second round. Captain Mr. Medien won his game and secretary Mr. A W Smith fought hard in his match.
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Hema
Soonce
Vistors
Pantain
Railways in New South Wales and national life
Minister for Transport Mr Avwxner stressed railways' vital role in national life and noted NSW railways carried extensive freight and passengers, with large outputs of coal, cattle, and wool. He warned against political interference and urged restraint from criticizing railway management and government liaison.
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Witadomal Amocuetion
Juneheot
Minigher For Transport
Avwxner
Rewlay Ui
Way
Leéfionk
New South Wales
Stuxner
Mtssex Wight
Parjdinedt Hay
Hir
Holane
Partiaaweht
Wew South Wales
Cnack
New South
Canadian Pacific Railway
Tenner
Murely
Dricke
Canberra Botanical Garden Plan Gains Advisory Support
The Advisory Council backed reserving land for a Canberra Botanical Garden. A native and exotic tree project valued at 400 yards was proposed, with plantings along the route from Black Mountain to Westbourne Woods. Officials urged expert advice and careful funding to realize a long term city park system.
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Mir
Canperra Botanical Garden
Black Mountain
Westbourne Woods
Shakenpeary
Bermn
Pencval
Varly
Canberra
Melbourne Tennis Association Announces Women's Doubles Tournament
Aims to stage a women's doubles event organized by the Victorian Tennis Association tomorrow. The match will feature top players and promote local participation amid government efforts to support agriculture and employment in Victoria.
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