Queanbeyan and Districts Name List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists names including A Lone Queanteyem, Fallickani Sana, Quvanbuyat E.R, Cottam Telutem Pane, Kennedy Bona Mungendare, TA Brown Halt, Perkin J Aetur. No clear event or context.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists names including A Lone Queanteyem, Fallickani Sana, Quvanbuyat E.R, Cottam Telutem Pane, Kennedy Bona Mungendare, TA Brown Halt, Perkin J Aetur. No clear event or context.
Weather notes list barometric and temperature readings with multiple garbled values for Canberra on Wednesday and rain fall records for Canberra and Queensland in the current year. The entries show extreme OCR distortion but indicate weather data collection across two locations with dates and measurements.
Fragmentary report notes Mussolini sustaining an eye injury during a morning event. Mentions British forces and an apparent tribute or celebration linked to a birthday, with uncertain details and wording.
The Roosevelt Programme fails to secure unemployment relief by rule of thumb. It shows unilateral hour reductions do not solve jobs. February 1935 US data show 0.2 percent rise in unemployed since 1934, with exports and farm income at twenty year lows. The piece argues New Deal lacks lasting internal stimulus and questions global impact of national remedies.
London reports that an agreement in principle will not be announced until cabinet changes settle. With Australian hopes modest, observers expect government reconstruction to influence talks only slightly. British ministers remain focused on internal duties as discussions continue.
Sydney report of a Bankstown council session where ratepayers filled the chamber, interruptions rose, and police were called to remove a disruptive woman. The mayor refused a special meeting on Saturday to discuss a no confidence motion against the town clerk as the session ended.
A three year old boy Keen Dawes of Sotany died after lockjaw set in, traced to a slight wound from a splinter while eating. Evidence at the inquest showed the wound became infected, and the child’s mouth was opened by a neighbor to ease breathing. Coroner returned a verdict of tetanus with public health concerns noted.
A gun accident at a circus today in which 7-year-old Jack Jacobson was killed after grabbing a rifle from a tent. The weapon discharged, striking him and blood appeared on the pillow as other boys believed it a sham until he died minutes later.
Extreme pressure on Canberra Grammar School accommodation has prompted preliminary steps for a new wing to be built at an estimated cost of 7000 pounds. The wing will extend the building, include classrooms and dormitories for about 60 boarders, kitchen facilities, and a 75 foot dining hall. tenders will be called soon.
The inquest into Sir Thomas Henley’s death by accidental drowning after a fall from a Manly ferry boat on May 1 heard medical testimony that he was not the type to self-harm. In the past three months he suffered cerebral trouble and his brother stated he had expressed no intention of suicide. The coroner concluded accidental death with no evidence of self-inflicted harm amid his substantial property holdings.
Representatives of local bodies await on the Min Jeter local Government at a party date conserving an anomaly which has followed the passage of Texte Intlon reducing the renter at Crown ennea by 22 per cent. These laws are valued for rating according to the rent, whereas adjacent properties not held under lease are rated according to the freehold value. The change could raise revenue only by increasing the tax, but this would operate against landholders paying rates on freehold values.
In the Causes Court yesterday the jury returned a verdict for Bona Croydon Park against Canterbury Council. The action claimed a diversion of water by poor gutter construction and dewatering on her property. The court awarded £175 with costs.
Sydney wool sale day reports steady rates with Japan and continental buyers leading. Auction offerings reached 30,421 bales, 2,587 sold publicly and 388 privately, amid irregularities and withdrawals due to reserves. In Weanerang, prices remained firm as competition stayed general, with Japan again dominating.
In New York on Tuesday a Frencht liner named Normandie drew a large crowd as about 2,000 spectators paid 30 cents to inspect the vessel on its first day in port. The scene required 20 mounted police to maintain order as spectators surged around the ship and souvenirs were exchanged amid the bustle.
A garbled report details a severe test for a Princess Royal condition and a Ford launch in South Africa. It mentions a 14 day, 10 000 mile circuit with average speeds and fuel use, with Canberra agents and local dealers observing demonstrations.
Sydney reports scattered rainfall in the metropolitan area during May, with a brief spell breaking recent dry weather. Few outdoor plans affected as rain persists over the week, and residents monitor conditions.
A Native, who escaped from a Darwin road gang while serving a life sentence for murder of two Japanese, fled toward Port Keats. Officers Woodcock and Pitzer pursued from Victoria River to Timber Creek with pack horses to recapture the escapee.
A fragment reports arrests in Avonry Wedamada Alingea and Arthur Law for possession of quantities of semingeled clear Papera and cigars. Each faced charges totaling £80 on two counts in the Central Summons Court.
In the 18th academic year the second term starts. Classes will be held at Wing, D'of the Hotel Acton. Entrance to the college precincts is via Northnoat side. Public notices advise attendees to arrive early.
Sydney hosts filing for Trans-Tasman Development Conan Ltd to explore an Australia New Zealand air service. Directors include Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain F G Taylor. Planes may start with land machines from seven days, with flying boats as a long term option. The service would cost about 25 percent of a flying boat and could begin within months. Australian and New Zealand pilots and technicians would staff the venture, with overseas experts if needed.
A Sydney May 17 report quotes Captain PG Taylor contesting claims over the trans Tasman route. He argues the Tasman route should be an imperial project, not exclusive to Australian and New Zealand operators, and that Britain must not dominate aviation ambitions to Singapore and beyond. He warns against excluding Britain and stresses the route as an empire concern rather than a national one.
Primary Products reports show Australian Governments and Bates backing a scheme for a major display of Australian primary products in Japan. The plan involves dairy, meat, wool, and other commodities with official support and a Trade Commissioner in Tokyo to promote exports.
A newly arrived Jewish Rabbi in Sydney receives cordial public reception. The report notes his view of Australian spirit in Khaki and references a recent discovery of a mammoth on the River Wey terrace. Experts discuss climatic implications and potential preservation issues, with mentions of Alberta coast flora and distant institutions.
A Labour advisory council meeting at Canferra ranch reviews upcoming Territory election strategy. The group debates potential three electoral divisions and aims to ensure fair representation while evaluating the government’s current policy and possible actions.
The meeting of the Institution of Engineers section will be held at Hotel Canberra next Wednesday night. Mr J Henry from the Department of the Interior will present a paper on mathematics. Mr Henry will discuss the evolution of mathematics from early practice to modern civilian applications.
The conference discussed land taxation and a subsidy plan for roads. Councillor Frnnels criticized exempt status and warned of ongoing costs, while others urged tighter controls and government action to aid education and county council needs. Local figures J Pye Chumeifion Md Mooney and Bowhay voiced concerns and urged guidance from authorities.
The report states Captain EG Taylor is recommended for the Air Force Cross for bravery during the Tasman fight. The award is expected to be included in the New Year Honours.
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