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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

4

Public Notice Fragments From Queanbeyan District Ads

Fragmentary notice listing names and locations in Queanbeyan district. Includes references to Mrs Nighalson JH Brown Daly Ganberre Hotel and Cooma Arthur Brown Walton Jackson Kennedy. Lacks clear action or deadline due to damaged text.

Cencreter Irene Suesonie Commonwealth Unas Cory Dacheon Newengency Johopon Mow Beil Preechane Dithert Mra Nighalson Brown Daly

Canberra Times Advertising Conditions Notice

The Canberra Times outlines advertising conditions stating the publisher may alter or omit any advertisement as received and paid for if deemed necessary. Advertisements must reach by 3 p.m. the day before publication to avoid delays and are covered under Federal or local guidelines.

Orca Canberra Spain Hirani SAPTEAL pada OF _AUSTRALIA LTD

Defence and rail capacity debate cited in wartime rally

Fragmented report notes Mr Drakeford addressing defence and railway capacity concerns amid war year pressures. He cites Alpine supply lines and the need to secure power oil extraction and industrial output while warning against misinformation and slander around wartime logistics.

Hous Drakeford St Alpury

Canberra Forecast For Misty Rain And Thunder Squalls

Misty and unsettled weather spreads across Canberra with further rain likely later. A risk of heavier showers and thunderstorms, followed by cooler conditions. North east winds pick up as the day progresses.

Power Peace and the Shift in Global Power Dynamics

In the article the author discusses a world shifting away from totalitarian dominance and toward a tentative power peace. Germany and Italy lose momentum while Turkey and the United States help counterbalance. Japan faces limits in China and Italy may withdraw from long campaigns, signaling a fragile, evolving balance between rival powers.

Power Politica Ile Power Politica Germany Europe Italy Albanis Principaling Miller Czechoslovakia Albania Turkey Rocha United States Pacific Fay East Spain Gerremain Gee Japan China

Textile Industry Gold Mine Robbed 4A

Fragmented OCR text mentions textile industry, financial wealth, arbitration, and court powers to curb sweating? The readable parts reference a gold mine metaphorically tied to the textile sector and potential legal measures to regulate industry wealth.

Bandits raid Nari mine for 2300 in gold

Bandits wearing black masks stole 2300 dollars in gold from the Hannan's Nari mine early today. They bound Allen Meteay and rifled the vault before Meteay freed himself, raising the alarm. Detectives moved to pursue the attackers as a large search party formed.

Noorlne

Lotte Lehmann Recital At Albert Hall Canberra

Lotte Lehmann delighted nearly 500 in Canberra for a second Albert Hall appearance. Schumann songs led, followed by Brahms and Schubert items. Paul Ulanowaky offered cantata movements and piano pieces with generous audience encore demand.

Lotte Lehmann Albert Hall Pra Uianowaiy Colo Pionlat Accompaniet Mi Lehman Canberra Auatentia Albert Hal Iatwo Sir Robert Garvan Schumann Paul Ulanowaky Einglish Plyantet Basy ‘Hens Mr. Uisnowek Ager Masurke Audianas Alan Find

Arabs Reject White Paper Report From Barut

The Jerusalem correspondent reports from Barut that the High Arab Committee rejected the White Paper proposals. A concert review notes Mariam Lehmann performing vibrant songs from La Boheme and other composers, with selections by Richard Strauss and Quilter. Canberra Musical Society presented the event, aided by the Australian Broadcasting Commission, featuring stage design changes and loans from Canberra Repertory Society.

Lons, Wedrenaay Jerusal the Timeu Barut Canberra Repertory Society Cusacks Manuka Strungman's Ot Civic Centra

New Guinea Mandate Debate At Sydney University Meeting

The No 1 Group discussion at Sydney University addressed Australia’s role in New Guinea and opposed returning German colonies for economic reasons. Participants urged caution againstMandates Commission reforms and argued against any move that could weaken the British Empire or provoke upheaval. The group led by J M Benjamin planned to weigh Italy's Mediterranean stance next.

Australia New Guinea Gree Sydney Mandates Commission Kta Germany Aly Jie Italy Acite Bnnwer Mn J. M. Benjamin Mediterranean

Debates on Supply and Defence Bills Highlight Australia’s Budget Moves

In the House of Representatives, Mr Spender introduced two supply bills funding eighteen million pounds for pensions and six million for youth training, while New South Wales noted the unemployment rate. The session featured renewed calls for uniform railway gauges and road development as defense priorities, with Sir Earle Page supporting amended transport plans and the Country Party pushing railway links to strengthen wartime logistics. The Senate then weighed the Sydney CPO project amid contractor scrutiny and a push for a Public Works inquiry.

Spender House of Representatives Mec Ald Uewn Ponaiots New South Wales Iran Australia

Hold-up charge remanded at Central Court

Sydney day one remand heard on a man accused of armed robbery at Randwick post office. Police say he used a revolver to steal £260 from a postmaster, taking property of the Postmaster General. Court session adjourned to consider the case.

Sydney Wemeaday Wallwun Leslie Lang Central Court Lesle Ormsby Randwick Ceneral Rand- Wick Military Hospital

Labour Unity and Lang Block Spark NSW Political Rift

Mr Lang as a stumbling block dominates NSW Labour scene after crushing 1955 defeat. Frank Burke declares joining the Foffron Party, arguing unity is impossible under Lang. Burke vows to work with Hofnron and allies to maintain opposition to Lang and support for their aims.

Bydney. Weanenny Lang S Biante Frank Burke Foffron New South Wales Burke Breadessi Hich Agein Coramranwaniin Ida Lang Ukevarky Bi Hofnron Ee Awatralan Party

Young Woman Donnally Dies Suddenly at Queanbeyan Hospice

A 19 year old named Donnally died suddenly at Queanbeyan district hospice yesterday morning. She was employed in Queanbeyan at the time of her death. The inquest or further details were not provided.

Queanbeyan Donnally Hiuslvem Sra

Weather Tragedy Sparks Inquest Into Unclear Death

A female casualty was struck in the morning and hospitalized. Authorities announced an inquest to determine the cause of death, with initial details incomplete as a morning examination proceeds. Names, places, and exact circumstances are not yet disclosed.

Mian Vomeny

Weather Summary From London Almanac Pages

Fragmented OCR notes describe barometric readings, wind, rain, and temperatures across London waning into night. Mentions include 287 inches, 43 degrees, 50 points rainfall, and times around 8 to 9 pm with official reports due later.

London Cam Pointe Mey

Wembley Cycle Contest Attracts Local Crowd

A fragmented report notes a Wembley cycle contest with participants and local interest. Details on names, dates, and exact outcomes are unclear in the OCR text, but the event appears tied to a community athletics scene and featured multiple riders.

Wilmot Election Hobart Report

Partial vote count update shows UAP lead with about eight votes after current distribution of preferences. Further counting expected to clarify who will win in the Hobart area.

Hobart U.A.P

ABC Journal Advertising Question in House

In parliament Mr Rosevear asked in the House about the ABC Journal and whether newspapers could fund a journal without advertising. The Postmaster General gave a cautious reply denying the journal could operate without advertising and questioned newspaper involvement.

ABC Jourist Yesteadly Rosevear Lab Harrison A.B.C Ite

Restoring Phones in Bush Fire Areas

The Portmaster General Mr Wate iton informs Senator Ayia that he will honor the promise made by the predecessor Mr Cameron and the late Prime Minister Mr Lyon to restore telephone lines to country areas where lines were destroyed by bush fires.

Wate Iton Ayia Lah Tas Mrr Cameron Prike Minater Mr Lyonn Uber

No Inner Cabinet text fragment from shaky archival note

Fragmentary OCR note references an ill fated inner cabinet and ministry items with garbled phrases. It mentions a mint ministry and a mouse a fictional context while lacking clear names or events. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a full headline or summary.

Soya Mengine Ministey Jie Macy

Air Mail Revenue Figures From Empire Services

Amid a jumble of garbled text the report references postal air services and British Air Ministry finances. It notes revenue figures for the empire and mentions total ordinary revenue, with unclear numerical values and scrambled phrasing.

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