Fragmented Tasmanian political remarks misshapen
garbled OCR yields stray fragments about government weekly sessions and opposition bills without coherent events or names to anchor a clear summary.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
5
garbled OCR yields stray fragments about government weekly sessions and opposition bills without coherent events or names to anchor a clear summary.
In a heated session Senators confront remarks against Mr Casey and the Senate's dignity. Lynch and McLachlan clash over motions and conduct while debating national importance, gender roles, and parliamentary tradition amid sharp exchanges.
The Canberra construction project near Civic Centre faces possible relocation and possible admission of government fault in prior steps. Representatives have pressed for adherence to the city plan as Public Works and government officials review inquiries.
Fragmentary weather and game notes hint at a late open postgame scene. Reads like rattled team updates with stray names and scattered scores but lacks complete details or a clear outcome.
In London on Tuesday Nichols will replace Allen who is unfit for the test trial match. Wilcox is slated to be worse as Renator Collings complains senators doubt him and act childish while elderly members deny senility. Senator Fall and others debate derogatory remarks about women broadcast in Australia. The motion for adjournment was withdrawn after a 70 minute debate.
Mrs. FP. A. Cameron, leader of the Feminist Club, denounces remarks by Federal reader Mr Casey that politics is unsuitable for women. She argues women can hold government seats and work long hours in Parliament, criticizing opponents of female representation.
Narrandera inquest into the death of Jane Maria Gash age 31 and her infant son Stanley 2 finds evidence of gunshot wounds. William Gash is committed for trial on murder charges, with coroner noting barbarity and urging legal aid and temperance.
Norma Woods, 24, domestic, was charged at the Central Criminal Court with shooting Martin Finlay with a rifle at a Rose Bay house on March 19. Finlay testified he was very drunk and in a drunken dispute with Woods, recalling threats but not the exact words or discharge of the rifle. The jury deliberated after further evidence and the accused was then charged.
Walter Hedy Kelly aged 57, a bookmaker, was found dead early this morning at his fat in Darling Surat. Police report no suspicious circumstances and the body was taken to the city morgue.
The mail plane reached Rabaujl on Wednesday to launch the Grat service with a large crowd greeting the arrival. Minister for External Affairs Mr Hughes was among the passengers.
Defence Minister Thorby said a conference in England would seal outstanding details for the inauguration of the trans Tasman flying boat service. Australian and New Zealand High Commissioners in London were expected to attend with British experts. Agreement among Britain Australia and New Zealand does not depend on progress with large boats.
Results from Ascot races list multiple divisions with horses led by SPEAR and THE PED, including placings, times, and betting odds. Notable runners include SPEAR with 9.12, Abelard, MISS MARJ, TABLE TALK, GREEK TRESS, and ALAN VERDE, with divisions, prizes, and divs. Time figures range around 1.20 to 1.58 for various heats.
Owner A E Cooper protested after Bofield was sent outside the barrier in the First Division of the Flying Weller at Ascot. The exchange cited Bofield kicking and almost injuring a jockey, with stewards noting corroborating witnesses. Jockey M Vickers was reprimanded for mishandling Blue Devon in the 14.2 Handicap while Electron caused interference in the Ascot Handicap racing.
Doctors at Royal North Shore Hospital report Nurse Kathleen Wilson remains unconscious after 23 days. They observed her reflexive responses and swallowing, diagnosing a clot on one side of brain sinuses. Condition judged fair with expected recovery, likely gradual.
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