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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
2
Weather Observations From Canberra Report
Canberra notes show rainfall and climate readings with measurements such as 30.10 inches, 226 read Bex, 43 degeren and 343 i. meperacure for 26 hours. It records temperatures around 20.5 degrees and rain totals totaling 1408 cc for the current year, with various times noted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Dagrene
Loan Subscription Lists Open Tomorrow
A note announces that loan subscription lists will open tomorrow, inviting interested parties to submit applications and participate in the funding round. No further details on amounts or deadlines are provided in the fragment.
Davis Cup Duel Ends In Marathon Set For Budge Crawford
In the fifth set the rallying American Budge fought back against Crawford as the two traded long exchanges. Crawford pressed, Budge answered with forceful drives, and the set stretched beyond the hour mark with dramatic service breaks and mistakes. Crawford finally prevailed after a grueling 24th game, leaving Budge two points from victory at several moments but unable to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bfth Srt
Budge
Crawford
Uhough
Totove
Statford
Budger
Jed
Inta Errora
Sall
Nich von Budge
Thomson Triumphs Over Ferrier In British Amateur Final
In the British amateur belt championship at St Andrew's Thomson of Scotland defeated Australia’s Jim Ferrier two up after a dramatic match played under strong wind and Atlantic breakers. Thomson led at several holes with birdies and iron play while Ferrier fought back with early wins, but Thomson’s precision and a late run secured the victory and a decisive four up lead near the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Andrew
Hector ‘Thomson
Scotland
Jim Ferrier
Australia
Ferrier
Thomaen
Shab
Asth
Thomson
Hig
Roghe
Ura
Perrier
Thomaon
Aurirssian
Kerrier
Mer
Fervier
Leo
Whale
Thormeon
Werner
Wan Sill Trong
Am Ferrier
Perrine
Paul
Goulburn
Yaus
Yeater
Np Stone-Dead
F- Williams
Mabe
Thomann
Wits
Monte
Trini
Hinnane
Wenlth
Aeabum
Goth
Antarctic
Wisalog
Queanbeyan
Voriy City
Canberra
Apointe
Astasy
San
Berriers
O'Reilly and
Gore
Thomuon
Carr Cup game ends in clean play as Queanbeyan wins
The match was reported as very clean with Queanbeyan securing victory on a winning try by Por. Clear and orderly play characterized the contest as Queanbeyan edged ahead to claim the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Por
Peking Incident Sparks British Embassy Probe Over Japan Army Death
Dispatch from Peking reports authorities demand a British Embassy inquiry into the death of a Japanese army member amid fighting near Lagellon guard. The sensational account notes a dramatic 40 yard finish and suggests a key clash with British forces influenced the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Peking
Amont
Lagellon Guard
A. Newt Uber
Canberra Forecast Signals Stormy, Snow on Tablelands
Mostly cloudy and unsettled conditions with renewed showers and thunderstorms. Isolated severe storms possible, accompanied by freak to strong north to north west winds. Snow may appear on the tablelands under the unsettled system as the front sweeps through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tablelands
New Commonwealth Loan Approved for Internal Debt Rise
Canberra approved a further internal loan of £9,000,000 at 3 percent interest, with a total program of about £20,000,000 for Commonwealth and State Governments in 1936-37. New South Wales receives £230,000 in loan money for works, repayments, water and sewerage, Rural Bank, and Sydney City Council. The article notes investor appeal, bank support, and a history of shifting rates, with commentary on Australia's debt and population trends and the need for public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt Sein Loan Counell
Sing
Canberra
New South Wales
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Rural Bank
Sydney
Joana
Isuey
Stock Exchange
Commonwealth
London
Australia
McArthur outlines Philippines defence plan and air fleet
General McArthur described creating an invasion-proof defence for the Philippines by building 80 to 100 fast gun boats and gathering 250 aircraft rather than expanding a conscript army. He projected reserve forces of around 400,000 with a budget of 1.6 million yearly to mobilize 300,000 in three years and a total invasion cost of 2 billion pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
McArthur
Phillippines
Philippines
McAchue
Under the Sea Sir Hubert Wilking Expands Plans
Sir Hubert Wilking outlines a submarine Arctic Ocean expedition planned for 1937 to measure weather forces. He envisions a permanently stationed vessel beneath the ice with surface access tubes and electrical systems to support daily observations and long term Arctic research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
North American News- Alliaance
Bic
Hubert Wiking
Arctic Ocean
Huebert Wilking
Teacema
Bam
Arctic
South Canberra triumph in high-scoring Kingston clash
South Canberra defeated Kingston 34 to 210 in round two at Manuka Oval. Bong scored and converted as Gow ing kicked a penalty. Hawke, Bouts, Welsh and O'Brien featured in a dynamic Souths display, while Kingston's defense struggled. Jenson converted for Kingston and Saunders added goals. Referee was Rev Father Dilrlewvy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Canberra
Kingston
Manuka Oval
Esea Taka
Bong
Gowing
Souths
Hawke
Boonetter
Wharton
McCauley
Wibbona
Brom
O'Brien
Kingston All
Wemelon
Hantham
Hin One Tve
Saunders
Jenson
Dogan Wen
Hise Tigers
Jengon
Luton
Wikhitt
Wall
Hannam
Southe
Rangatan
Speering
Southo
Boag
Colquhoun
Bouthe
McGrath
William
Weld
D'Brien
Eileen Joyce Noted Pianiste Arrives in Australia for Concert
The celebrated pianist Eileen Joyce arrived from Adelaide to warm reception from Australian fans and students. She spoke of happy moments performing concertos by Chopin and Liszt and urged youth to pursue music. her Canberra performance details and July engagement in mind, with broadcasting plans and Society booking expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Joyce
Adelaide
Monte
Manda
Mion Joyce
Bren
England
Mig Jayer
Verdes
Seanon
Sydney
Hobart
Billant
Ten Comesrty
Metsntiine
Ratunlay
Phopin
Rune
Orpegwins
Parachyte
Imranthie
Tpaser
Wank
Aliee Joyer
Canberra
Canberra vs Queanbeyan Cup match rumbles through rough second half
In a lively hill clash, Queanbeyan edges Canberra 10 2 as Norton and Keys lead forward for the visitors. Canberra's last-ditch flurries fail to breakthrough, with Hawke and O’Brien repeatedly halted by stout Queanbeyan defence and a late backline surge stifled by Norton’s dominant run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Canberre
Norton
Queanbeyan
Rowley
Grimthn
Stanwell
Grant
Set
Johnston
Keys
Hawke
Obrien
Norton Wee
Beton
Queeanbeyen
Canberra
Queanbeyan Bucks
Inwley
Gel File
Tield
O'Brien
Jostesioh
Uwear
Sterling
Neil
Queanpeyan
Canter
Howley
le Swan
Porte
S'Neill
Keye
Blind
O'Shee
Adel Oor Ferwarde
Scort Queanbeyan
Ward
Sydney
Bomb destroys wagon on troop train. several injured
A Japanese statement says a bomb exploded on a troop train carrying reinforcements near Tientain. One wagon was destroyed and several soldiers wounded. Chinese reports claim the damage loosened the rails as Japanese diversion failed to halt the train’s arrival.
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