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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
5
The readable fragments describe a boxing or fighting event with unclear names and positions. Key terms hint at Budgo and Arorlean Bromseieh, mentioning attempts and eye injury references, but the full outcome and participants are not discernible from the damaged text.
A Conservative Party meeting heard a warning that the next two years could shape Europe’s history. The speaker, addressing succession to Mr. Baldwin, urged that outcomes would hinge on a pact with Britain amid fears of chaos, appeasement, and eroding confidence.
Report from Washington shows Senator Hurah, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, noting Germany's actions risk war and calling for the United States to apply a stance consistent with the current policy. No immediate shift in Glen edie Policy is anticipated.
Graphic details from Mr M Griffith of the Spanish War describe a Madrid front aerial engagement. He served in the Spanish Air Force on a three month leave and narrated losses among pilots and damage to a squadron. Griffith claimed British support and German opposition with aeronautical activity in Spain and local factory production.
A circular from the Acting Minister for Territories directs restrictions on movement from Kakop to Nedup and outlines water, sanitation, and relief measures. Brigadier General McNicoll reports plans to restore livable conditions, with praise for volunteers and police, as well as impending aid shipments from Brisbane and Moresby arrivals to Kokopo and surrounding areas. The report notes road damage, widespread dust, and ongoing management by Administration headquarters with key staff overseeing districts and media services.
An island cruise route is disrupted by an eruption near Rabaul. Orient Company considers altering the voyage to a safer destination as August activities and aid administration weigh service contingency plans. Officials note an emergency response and possible cuts in port calls while residents appeal for unity.
A NSW health minister responded to a deputation from women’s groups about a wave of medical operations and maternal deaths. He cited social conditions and fears of puerperal infection, noting 6000+ mothers and numerous births connected to the issue, while promising community outreach and voluntary health certificates in the budget plan.
Mailmen with morning deliveries report 5000 pounds of stamps ready to be struck at the post office. Twenty five thousand letters for collectors in Britain and the United States await a June 3 postmark. Newspaper men arrive from around the world.
Chicago police and striking workers clashed as the fifth victim of the strike died today. The mob leader demanded action against police for alleged murder during the confrontations.
A garbled AP report notes an Italian arrest over explosives in a railway zone near Parly Bavostona. Police believe the suspect planned to damage tunnel traffic and hamper French routes into Catalonia. Authorities describe the seized items as explosive devices and wiring materials.
The Emperial Conference delegation returns to Australia as Cabinet prepares to study final British depots on national needs. In London the Federal Treasurer Casey signals National Insurance as a major year end election issue, with Sir Frederick Stewart and NSW supporters pushing for rapid legislation, though passage before Parliament’s short session is unlikely.
Architects sound new note on noise suppression in offices and factories. Sir Ernest Fisk’s research led to the sound proof window and later sound absorbing ventilation. Amalgamated Wiretempts with leading architects to fit sound proofing for studios in the Colonial Mutual Building Sydney.
The minister replies to criticism of maintenance spending by pledging full time work for 18,000 men previously on relief. He argues local councils should start works quickly and that government borrowing is needed to fund full development costs. He cites ongoing extensions and seeks parliamentary approval.
June 15 or 18 set for EXD in London where Neville Chamberlain announced his new chair, outlining empire resources and possibilities. Delegates heard Captain Ormsby Gore on the colonial empire, while Australia submitted a memo on martial women nationality now referred to the constitutional committee. The Shipping Committee led by Mr Noan debated Britain’s flag marine policy amid sharp differences. The Australian AP notes the proposal for uniform nationality laws across the empire and the idea that a woman’s nationality should not change without consent, a stance welcomed by the Commonwealth Government.
Novice juvenile class begins with Ayr division and multiple races listed. Weights and handicaps noted for maiden and trial events, with divisions and start times from 2.45 to 4.5, including flying handicap and jumping flat races.
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