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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
2
The Canberra Times runs a publishing notice listing subscription and price details for local readers. It outlines rates within the Canberra area and references contact options for obtaining newspaper service and newsprint products in the Federal Capital Territory.
Canberra Times outlines home delivery service for Canberra and Queanbeyan residents. Requests readers to send names and addresses for exclusive doorstep delivery before any public distribution.
Weather notes show barometer about 330 smns 20.17 inches. Temperatures at 8.20 pm 36 degrees and 24 hour temperatures show maximum 83 degrees, minimum 26.2 and 22 degrees at various times. Wind recorded at 6.30 am 28.0.
Total results from the records of reih fenordsd et Quaanberes for the eure, outlining recent tallies and outcomes. The report lists scores, placements, and associated figures across events, with named entities highlighted for reference.
A boiler blast aboard the Canton Barbeor ship in the morning caused heavy casualties with about 100 passengers killed and many injured. Debris and debris showers scattered as the vessel was torn apart, leaving scattered bodies and wreckage along the shore.
The report notes cloudy conditions with isolated coastal showers, foggy mists, and a mention of frosts on the tiblelande with winds shifting from west to south.
An early morning jewel robbery in North Melbourne nets about E10K in jewelry from a shop owned by LO MeMast. Three armed men reportedly fled as noises and traffic disruption spread. a pursuit by passersby and a police-style response followed. The suspects escaped after a high speed chase, abandoning the loot about a mile away.
The article argues Australia’s postwar finances are reshaped by war costs, repatriation, and debts. It stresses moving away from prewar budgets while maintaining national responsibility, reducing war debt payments, and avoiding reinvesting relief into new burdens. It highlights evolving Commonwealth powers and diminishing State rights as Australia settles into peace-era policy.
Melbourne hearing on a postal contract alleged inflated sums and graft. Major Shaw testified at the Air Convention meeting about a rival effort to secure a survey contest and influence peddling connected to the East-West mail contract. The case cites a potential extra 174000 pounds yearly, with plaintiffs claiming undue political influence. The hearing was adjourned.
London Tuesday report notes a drop in gramophone record demand due to radio popularity and economic factors. It details hearings in the Chancery Division over applications for reductions in amplifications and loans, with figures around 736000 and 698000 and mentions Columbia Gramophone Company and Mustenl Industrien Ltd in June 2081.
A Cabinet meeting at Canter yesterday closed with reports of uniformity despite tensions among ministers. Prime Minister Kay Lyonal denied election topics entered cabinet deliberations, min discussion noting dissension over the election issue.
Dr Norwood discusses White Australia and population policy. He cites Canberra’s development and political visibility, noting comparisons to Washington and key figures, with reference to his wife and family and the national capital’s growth trajectory.
Sydney Wednesday jury hears conflicting medical testimony in murder trial of Wiig Moormush, 33, at Bledtinden. Dr Lynch says Mech rivich appears to have bled from Albert in the brain while Meckrimish claims injury came from a blunt weapon strike. Witnesses recount the accused’s movements and alleged attack before the jury adjourned the case to the next day.
Mr Stevens will not stand as a candidate in the Redeit by election for the Martin electorate following the death of Mr Woe otra. He was named a probable candidate earlier but now appears unlikely to contest the seat. The federal election context remains unclear and no firm action is recorded.
A fragmented report lists multiple individuals and places connected to repatriation and state matters. Names such as Kenneth Mii Wietorlas, Harald Grane Turner, and Edwin Stanley Wath appear alongside locations including New South Wales, Queenshugds Werte, and Te pourrsit, suggesting a broad, uncertain archival clipping detailing governing actions and involved figures.
The Canberra club hosts a farewell dinner for Mr H C Behan with tributes from Dr M Rower and others praising his long service to Lanacy and the cause of democracy. Speakers recount his early pioneering work, his role in public life, and commitment to national goals as Canberra eyes new aerial projects.
The funeral service for W A Holman was held at St James Church Sydney with the Fy Dr B A Micklins presiding. The Dean of Zioney praised Holman as the Premier who guided state affairs during wartime years and showed great sympathy. The cortege then proceeded to Northern Suburbs Cemetery for interment.
A chaotic report from Nurthara describes a double man hunt involving a Peewee group. Authorities say a white suspect attacked a person near a street, then fled as bystanders reacted. no clear outcome or charges are stated.
An examination of the canvass reveals changes to the electoral rolls. Officers removed certain names and adjusted notifications for voters. The mandate requires electors to notify the election authority of any address or status changes.
London wool brokers report German firms secured permission to buy wool in the capital. The development signals a potential easing of the embargo as Germany presses an urgent need for wool. London, Wednesday.
The Prime Minister for Interior reports a violent murder involving Dani Lane and a white assailant at Rope, sparking a security tender response. Police were alerted. officers cordoned the area as investigations continue with fear for public safety.
Police conducted raids on premises tied to alleged illegal betting activity. Officers from New South Wales led the operation to seize assets and gather accounts related to the wagering scheme. Investigators accuse those involved of organizing and profiting from illicit betting during the crackdown.
Two children Gill Montgomery and Re els Head found 280 pounds in a church grove in Hilson Pea. The money has since been held by the police while trustees of the Methodist Church determine rightful ownership.
Open market price of fat oil to London yesterday lifted quotations to 108 in the open market. Commonwealth official price for standard grade was 27/162 and fine word 68/10/4 per ounce, the highest since a recent peak.
Derby sweep in London May proves costly as punters report losses. The event yields unclear totals and unsettled results with mention of a £6 000 stake and other large sums. Names and precise outcomes are obscured by OCR errors, leaving a fragmented record of payments.
A murder trial reports Jon Fonoph Stulton committed at Hollenburg for killing his father Jon Metton after the decanter family quarrel. The mother and husband were harmed. the head was struck with iron, and an axe was raised during a drunken confrontation. The article notes the man’s violent act and pursuit within the house.
A fragmented item notes a debate over seaplane tender status versus steam yacht rank in the Commonwealth Government. The lead mentions a possible referral to the Teodae Burd for a government report and hints at exploring alternative transport traces if a private lander offers a lead.
A fragmentary document describes attempts to locate a beneficiary, with funds in question to be handled by the Prothonotary and transferred to a claimant by the Commissioner of Polls. It references a stated arrangement for money to be moved, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
In a tense session the State House weighed a loan plan to cover 13000 pounds. References to the Labs Gouna and the Commonwealth Board appeared as lawmakers discussed proper use of funds and potential loan terms.
Weather notes report a low temperature near 9 degrees at a weather box in fpasia today as a New Zealand to Hobart air route via Invercured and Sydney aims for a southbound trans-Tasman crossing. Temperatures elsewhere include 4 degrees at Charlotte and 19 at Kiandra as the system forecasts chilly conditions.
A cabinet discussion outlines obscenity rules linked to international conventions and proposed controls. Officials consider amendments to align with global standards while addressing public concerns and potential enforcement implications.
Mr Latham will not run in the next federal election and his decision is expected to face the challenge of Victorian Attorney General Mr Mumston. The move signals a shift in political roles and local party plans.
Melbourne based Bruna, director of Associated Nutrine Pty Ltd, will visit Canberra on Tuesday to oversee planting of rare trees at Milton Park and personally supervise garden work. He plans to tour notable Canberra gardens during the trip.
Fragmentary article notes Jean Batten departing for Melbourne with a party. Mentions travel details and escort arrangements, but text is garbled and unclear on exact dates or routes.
Mich Odette Lambire Droks set a Bathurst course record with a 77 in the 4 Open Gold Union Western Championships. Mim Abernethy of Moviges and Mim MesCarace of Orange posted strong scores, 44 and Bh, as others chased the record.
The Governor General presided over a meeting of the Federal Executive Council at Government House in Canberra. Commander E. C. Rhode Malte ADAG represented the Ka taleaay As Governor-General at the state function. The Archbishop and other dignitaries attended the reception in Canberra with government officials and local dignitaries present.
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