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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows scattered weather data and era specific figures, mentioning temperatures, dates, locations, and various measurements. The text appears garbled with multiple misspellings and stray terms, reflecting a noisy archival weather note from the 1980s.
A League of Nations debate declares Italy should face strengthened sanctions for Abyssinia aggression. It argues lifting penalties would validate aggression, endanger world peace, and erode the Covenant’s authority, warning that Italy’s continued membership hinges on adherence to international law.
Report from Tokyo notes Australia's refusal to resume negotiations on a treaty offer amid a dramatic fire incident. A child was saved from danger as officials, including Sir Henry Guilett Cobramante, hurried to secure safety. Communist and political tensions are mentioned in the fragmented account, with emphasis on international dispute over custody and safety.
Canberra leads in standard pay scales as nurses gain higher salaries amid new rules. The reform introduces larger increments, extending to trainee and ward staff, with long hours and training costs addressed. Government considers extending the 47 hour week and compulsory contributions to fund hospital nursing schemes.
The report notes Japan's wheat crop estimated at 43,000,090 bushels, down from last year’s yields. It highlights concerns over potential shortages, calls for strengthened nursing and hospital reforms, and suggests appointing experts to address staffing and pension issues.
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce objected to a sub station at Manuka and urged moving the Fire Brigade to the Civic Centre. The discussion proposed retaining Kingston while awaiting a permanent station and debated relocating the main station to the Civic Centre upon completion.
Fragmented article notes a dispute over an air mail surcharge and its impact on an international mail agreement. Mentions London, Australia, and unnamed officials debating whether the surcharge should stand or be altered. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reflects a major but unsettled policy question.
An airman named W. M. O'Hara, killed when his plane crashed, was buried at Wheaton after a funeral service at Hillcrest. The flag was presented by Loui, and the family received the remains in a solemn ceremony.
Officials report the Duntroon Royal Military College foundation stone ceremony set for June 27 with the Minister for Defence to lay the foundation. Scullin Government plans to transfer college functions to Sydney and replace temporary facilities with permanent cadet barracks, kitchens, classrooms, and a new hangar for the Duntroon airfield.
The Gramiers Mederal Council backed a motion urging the Commonwealth Government to convene a conference with states and industry reps to review and stimulate primary industries including wool and meat. A separate call urged faster CSIR investigations into vital issues affecting pastoral and agricultural sectors. The federation supported migration preferences for Great Britain and proposed a £2,000 grant to drive investigations.
Subscriptions to the Commonwealth total around forty thousand pounds with nearly equal amounts in New South Wales and Victoria. The Treasurer Mr Gowey said the overall application figures across all states are similar, with two tens of thousands added in certain towns. About 49 people hold Treasury Words at banks and 90,000 own Commonwealth stock, bringing the estimated total Commonwealth holders to more than 400,000 people if those with bonds in their own possession are included.
In Sydney a betting inquiry unfolds with testimonies about gambling venues and police actions. Witnesses describe hotel-based gambling networks, accusations of bribery, and a sergeant's involvement. The report notes specific dates and figures, including alleged incidents at Mis Onion Hotel and the presence of Constable Lynch amid investigations.
Fourth annual Police Ball aims to raise funds for ANE Ca hora Pollen Association. Committee chair Heidad presides with invitations extended by Ivey and Hon. Peepfananto. Event set for Mondas August 3, promising a brighter, standout gala to unite local districts and supporters.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a railway embankment accident near Melbour ne involving a vehicle or railway line with a fire and a driver named Duff. The narrative is garbled but indicates a fatal crash and destroyed railway infrastructure.
An unusual zoo display at Cherington features a triplet of lions with two rosy bears and a leopard, drawing crowds. Experts note the visitors’ interest centers on the trio’s interaction and the keeper’s plans for ongoing enrichment.
The readable remnants show no clear event, names, dates, or places. The line appears garbled with Irish dialect elements and lacks usable context for a concrete summary.
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