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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1934
Page
2
Fragmentary weather note mentions temperatures around 44 to 80 degrees and a partial time reference. Contains unclear OCR text with place Cyobarra and dated July. Limited legible data prevents full forecast or location context.
A condensed notice lists Sunday services and Holy Communion across BMOLAND parishes including Wem foreihg and Kingston with Evensong and Morning Prayers, plus Catholic and public-school events. Other entries reference Fortist, Chiwtopher’s, and Canberra Circuit services with revivals and cooperative fellowship.
Weather bulletin notes further showers along the coast mainly north of Jervis Bay with patches of mist and fog inland. A front tracks east with variable winds, generally from the south-west to south-east along the coast.
A Sydney protest led by Mr. A Spencer Watts, president of the Chamber of Commerce, denounces persistent state deficits funded by Treasury Bills. The piece calls for Commonwealth control, reform of government, and a decisive policy to curb deficits, arguing current complacency harms Australia’s future.
In Melbourne on Friday the United Australia Party Council endorsed several candidates for the Senate ballot with endorsement by WAP and CP members. Major General Brand Leckie Gibson and others were listed, though final alignments and decisions await nominating dates and broader party approval.
Italian bluff Yorksire view on Australian imports hints at tariff impact. Yorkshire traders weigh Vitaly limits and Peatrictions Bay measures and how they might curb Australian sales. Officials in Flins ford comment while Aussies face tariffs and market uncertainty.
Senator Elliott denounces a Victorian National federation demand for his ouster. He argues his campaign for Empire trade and economic unity caused the push, noting alleged British influence attempts after Australian government setbacks. He appeals to 1.1 million Senate electors to judge his public actions and aims.
A joint statement by Australian Country Party leaders asserts tight internal freedom in choosing Senate candidates within each group. The note highlights a potential single-party unity test and indicates debates over candidate selection amid Victorian political shifts and national support.
Fragmentary OCR shows a morning gathering at Wattle Park led by speakers including Jeorke Bhathwet and H W Wood Souwe. The subject listed is The Quuried Bevaber, with likely discussion on religious or civic matters.
The British featherweight champion title was won by Nel Terivtom after he defeated the holder Bea man Walson Tarwiva. Terivtom will face Freddy BLU, current world titleholder, in a forthcoming bout.
The Australian Parliament discussed Italian trade demands that could curb wool and other exports. Officials noted Italy sought favorable rates and import access while Australia remained bound by the Ottawa Agreement to UK terms. A reply from the High Commissioner was awaited as talks continued with Britain on waivers and trade allocations.
In Werriwa TD Mutch former state minister for education was chosen by the United Australia League to contest the federal election. Brigadier General McNicall of the United Country Party is expected to run against him, with the Country Party unlikely to nominate a candidate.
An informal farewell gathering at Parliament House yesterday honored Mrs G H Mackay wife of the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Attending were ministers wives and MPs including Mrs Lyons Mrs Mackay Mrs Jtych Mrs Groom Mrs Fort Mrs Perklan and many others along with Misses Stewart Nichols and Cutchin in a formal civic sendoff.
Fragmentary OCR describes a speculative aircraft plan with references to Ringatard Smith Aly Mace and Bir Charles Kinnsford Smith. It mentions fuel strategies and a theoretical capability to refuel or halt the plane within fifteen minutes, but the text is garbled and lacks clear factual details.
The Australian Parliament scene unfolds with Prime Minister defending restraint as the Senate rushes through business while the House passes most government amendments to the Navigation Bill and Budget measures. Ministers and MPs spar over printing errors and the purpose of the legislation, with finance plans outlining post office works, broadcasting, and taxation policy amid international concerns.
A fragmentary report outlines discussions on postal service reforms in Australia, noting agency measures, proposed expansions, and concerns about employee conditions. Mentions Bourke, New South Wales, and Queensland with reference to decentralization and manufacturing impacts.
A 1930s program note for a "Three Little Pigs" screening at a major theatre promises a lively Technicolor presentation led by Herbert Mundin and Pat Poe. The piece notes a single screening with strong audience appeal and mentions additional attraction tied to the new film.
A five year old boy, identified as a resident of Mouretash, drowned after entering a yard near the wall. Authorities report a fatal incident investigated at the scene with no immediate signs of foul play. Police and medical examiners will conduct a standard inquiry.
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