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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 12, 1936

Page

4

Weather records and Queanbeyan rainfall report

The weather records show rainfall measurements with dates and temperatures. Queanbeyan reports current rainfall figures and related daily observations for the period described.

Chamberlain says sanctions against aggression are unsound

In a frank 1936 Canberra Times piece Neville Chamberlain declares that continuing sanctions is midsummer madness and that the League of Nations has been shown unable to deter a strong aggressor. He argues that alliances and military commitments within the League are needed to enforce peace, noting that nations outside the League undermine its purpose. The article links Britain's stance to broader policy shifts in the Abyssinia crisis and warns that the League’s ideals risk loss if vital interests are not protected.

League of Nations League Neville Chamberlain Chamberlain Mr. Chamberlain Thin Stanley Baldwin Manchuria Abyssinia

Blamey Witness Describes Brophy Shooting Inquiry

Melbourne Thursday hearing details Sir Thomas Blamey testimony to the Royal Commission about Brophy's shooting near Royal Park. Blamey says he took steps to investigate, notes private car use debated, and names of women shielded in reports. Witness explains reporters’ questions and the effort to avoid sensational disclosure while maintaining official channels.

Melbourne Brophy Royal Commission Thomas Blaney Thomas Blamey Inspector McKerral Royal Park Slong Blamey Witnes Etrétion Ansiuting Mr. O'tsryun Stretton Witnens Mr. Etretton Sir Thomas Mr. Stretton T .Thomas Ey Wilmems Binet Cate Hum Melbourne Herald Ham C.lb

Delayed Industrial Board Hinders Canberra Unions

Canberra trades unionists protest delays in the Industrial Board addressing wage claims held up since February. They fear the pause costs workers up to 1 shilling 6 pence per week and plan to urge authorities to act on behalf of several organizations.

Canberra Andustria) Board Wourd Orguni Fsacionn Attectest

Boxing Season Opens at Triumph Stadium Queanbeyan

The boxing program at Triumph Stadium Queanbeyan begins next month with the likely main bout between Taranuky Milter of New Zealand and Vinge O'Donnell of Bungendore. Promoter V Lucagio says many local boxers will appear on the card as arrangements are finalized.

Triumph Stadium Queanbeyan Orty Tommy Kelly Me Ik Canberra Taininng Teca Voxer Jimmy Bennett

Commonwealth Loan Subscriptions Reach Notable Totals

The Commonwealth Treasury reports 4,800 subscribers to a 9,000,000 loan with demand continuing at more than 600 daily. Large contributors include South Australian Farmers' Co operative Union 50,000 private individual 60,000 and New Zealand Insurance Company 25,000. A letter to the Treasury questions its lending approach and asks for stock details.

Commonwealth Treasur Casey Commonwealth New Zealand Insurance Company Commonwealth Treasury Emilés

Golden Wedding in Dellwood Mall a Family Celebration

Mr and Mrs William Morris of Dellwood Mall celebrated their golden wedding with a Sunday wooden anniversary. Relatives from Sydney Goulburn and Parramatta attended at the rear fence gathering on Saturday evening. A radio set was presented by family members. Morris ran a boat making business for over forty years and was known for hand crafted riding boats and cripples footwear. The couple have a large family and many descendants.

Willam Morris Dellwood Mall Sydney Goulburn Parramatta Reab Harry Ebb Denney Altern Rose Blanche Morris Camden Ray Inter Irs Gossard Gininderra

Untitled fragment hints at church event and adjournment

A fragmented report describes people named Brophy and Mrs. Phil pe at a car near a church. The text notes an invitation to depart and mentions the dairy and adjournment until tomorrow, but many words are garbled.

Brophy Mrs. Philpe

Bishop Mataul Visits Canberra Education Tour in Japan

The Right Rev. P Mataul D D Bishop of Tokyo was revived in Canberra with Archdeacon Robertson. At Aialle Public School he addressed pupils on education in Japan. He spoke at the Church of England Girls Grammar School on girls schooling progress and government support. At Canberra Grammar School he planted a sequoia tree and planned future bishop visits to Canberra departments and public offices.

Mataul Tokyo Canberra Robertson Aialle Public School Church of England Girls’ Grammar School Matsui Japan Australis Canberra Grammar School Armagh Matnus T ‘Queanbeyan Mataut

Obituary for William Patrick McDonald at Canberra cemetery

The funeral of William Patrick McDonald was held yesterday in the Roman Catholic section of Can Torre Cemetery with many residents attending. A private service was conducted at his home by Revs Twomey and Barry, and wreaths from the Royal Canberra Salt Club and the Mannter Buller Association were received as mourners, including numerous relatives and colleagues from local organizations.

Willian Patrick Mdonald Cantorre Revi Wathers Twomey Barry Warren McDonald Sweee Cal H. BE Dones Mesnra R. Hilligan Brown T. Collins Stephen Ryan R. Kk. Hormad Onda

Assault charge pails Sydney man in lineup verdict

Robert Alun McDonald, 33, charged with a capital offence in a June 1983 case, faced Crown Prosecutor at Central Criminal Court. The girl identified him in a lineup. defense claimed alibi saying he could not have committed the crime due to a leg injury. McDonald testified he had never seen the girl before and was in his home on the day. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty.

Sydney Robert Alun McDonald Airustles Bivee Central Criminal Gladys Sllen Savage Crown McDonald Surry Hilla Gil

40 hour week deferred for textile workers in Geneva

The International Labour Conference adopted a motion postponing a decision on a 40 hour work week for textile workers. The meeting in Geneva on Wednesday proceeded with delay rather than a final ruling.

Geneva International Labour Conference

Farewell Dinner To W D Clarke In Queanbeyan

A representative gathering of district graxiers and Queanbeyan residents sent best wishes to Mr. W. D. Clarke at Walsh's Hotel on the occasion of his leaving Queanbeyan district. H G Colman chaired, with Alderman John Raymond the mayor, John Morrhan P A Association president, John Garren Rural Lenten Av association president, and other prominent citizens in attendance. Clarke has bought property in Orange district, and the event welcomed new owner of Bron yhuret Mr Neville Roche with holdings in Gunning district.

Graxiers Queanbeyan Uninean Prugie Ulnar W. D. Clarke Walsh's Hy. Clarke H. G. Colman Clarke John Ramond P. & A. Association John Morrhan

Apprenticeship Board Appoints Representatives

An early 20th century report describes the apprenticeship board appointing two employee representatives to serve the Apprenticesmith Board. Messrs Helm and Styles named as employee representatives with deputies Hubbard, Lamond, and others linked to carpenters joiners and trades unions.

Menabtery Messrs I. “Helm Y. ¢. Btyles Ives Messry FC Hurd D. Lamond Wate Chee Deputien Helson Canberra Plumbers 2 Gauttttera’” Union Wasactin Inge Styles Australian Society of Asincera Mensrs Hubbardens Lamond

General Motors Position Under Review

General Motors Holden Limited faces ongoing consideration from its Sales Director Mr V L Samers as to whether to raise prices. The company, including Chevrolets Holdens and other brands, is pending a final decision with no conclusive result yet.

General Moon Holdens Limited V.L. Samers General Motors Holdenw Gener Motors Holdenm Limited Clude Chevrulet Bulek Oldsmobile Audilac la Sully Hntiue

Hold Up Charge At Lilyfield Involving Four Men

A Lilyfield hold up case saw shopkeeper Norman Collyer robbed of 81/ and four men named Clarenow Hoath 20, Lentie George Knight 38, Harry Joseph Brigniit 20, and Booth face charges of taking part in the robbery and seeking to conceal evidence. Witness Booth said Knight and Terry Guy tied masks, Brignull waited outside, and Guy and Knight entered the grocers while Brignull watched. Knight later claimed the revolver was unloaded. Bilal denied participation in the hold up.

Sydney Chavien Lilyfeld Norman Collyer Iguin Balmain Clarenow Hoath Radio Medicale Lentie George Knight Harry Joseph Brigniit Rania Rania, Shite Memied and In Company Wththers, Robbed Collyer Beart Booth Knight Srgmull Terry Guy Dyer Lilyfield Guy Mloged Brignull Collyer Bilal

Betting Inquiry Sydney Case Details Heard

Thursday proceedings in Sydney sat through a betting inquiry as Francis Eric Donnelly and Kevin Lynch testified about an October 19 incident on a footpath outside the Union Hotel. Ernest William Howe allegedly drew a revolver, forcing a crowd to back away while Donnelly described a struggle and a snap of a wristband. The commission adjourned without clear findings and witnesses disputed Howe’s role.

Sydney S.F. Comission Duargor Thil Francis Eric Donnelly Kevin Lynch Fernest William Howe Union Hotel Witnens Howe Danelly Witnean Windeyer K-C Jennings

INO SHEARERS STRIKE AT KEY CENTRE

In the Walgett district the strike affects the northwest area as workers band together at a key centre. The event centers on shearers and union activity spreading to Thureby and nearby districts, signaling rising tension in the agricultural region.

INO Shearers Key Centre

Faster track for express between Mundra and Albury

The Railway Department announces that completion of four heavy valley layings between Mundra and Albury would allow the NPT Wales edition of the street AdTogurne to be reduced. Provisions estimate a start on works with an allocation of £2,760,000 for improvements.

Sydney Thursty Mundra Albury NPT Wales

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