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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
2
Canberra readers gain access to local news through the Federal Capital Press of Austral, Ltd. Mort Street, Canberra. Phone numbers are listed for agents in Canberra, promoting widespread distribution and timely updates across the city.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Canberra Tupaday date June 12 1054 with scattered figures and times. No coherent event or identifiable entities present. Summary relies on readable fragments only.
A London report describes an attack on the Wall Minister by members of the Hitler Youth as he returned from Magdeberg. The incident involved Majet Dally Gepreas and Steal Meimets leaders, with police intervention noted.
Fragmentary text describes a fall of about sixty feet at a brick pit with injuries and debris. The account mentions bystanders, bystanders, and an ongoing rescue or inspection. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
Canberra forecast describes cloudy mist, scattered showers with brief improvement, then a cold night bringing frosts and fogs. Winds shift from south west to south east, affecting conditions through the period.
Mount Stromlo Commonwealth Solar Observatory provides morning and evening event times for Wednesday June 15 1984. Notes include moonrise moonset and major planets with listed rise and set times and references to Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn and Mars again.
The Canberra Times discusses Germany's monetary stance, noting its division between gold standard adherence and devaluation strategies. It highlights exchange restrictions since 1931, the World Economic Conference 1933 verdict, and the use of blocked currencies to protect exporters while keeping the Reichsmark relatively stable amid global depreciation.
Dr Burgmann of Goulburn spoke at a Canberra welcome hosted by local church members. The gathering included apologies from ministers and a musical program arranged by Rupert Smith. Host leaders from church groups expressed joy and national unity, stressing Canberra as a pivotal national site.
A special appeal at St Johns Canberra concerns a request by the Commonwealth Public Service Board and unions for a reduction of the basic wage in the Federal Capital Territory. The Industrial Board heard arguments from Mr Gibson and union reps about past awards, cost of living, and comparisons with Sydney and other states. Adjournment to June 25 was granted as parties debated wage levels and the impact on 1000 AML members in Canberra.
The Governor General and Lady Dansel attended the Annual Ball of St Christopher's Convent at Albert Hall Canberra. The reception included the Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia G R Reid and several clergy, with notes on visits by Ralph Munn of Carnegie Library and academic appointments at Sydney and Canberra.
Fragmentary note reports Naylor appealing once more in a local legal matter involving Narate and Theokere. Ambiguous wording suggests ongoing contention with uncertain outcomes and unsettled procedural steps.
A motion by Mr Lee for reducing the Legislative Assembly to 68 seats faced strong opposition from the Coupe Try Party. Debate in the Rasembly highlighted that country members travel vast distances to serve constituents, warning that fewer members would weaken rural representation.
Mr Latham reported the Avatralies goodwill mission to the apt reached Brisbane and concluded a return journey from the Waal His Australian Attorney General said the mission had been successful with many good impressions created of Australia and its people The Australian name and sentiments were better known in the East and he would bring back information to assist relations.
An itinerary outlines Prince Henry’s southern New South Wales tour before a Sydney stop. The plan includes visits to towns along the railway corridor with appearances on station platforms, and a Canberra arrival in late October.
A fragment reports unreliable information about military assets in Siberia. It mentions 4900 mero plants and 202 900 treupe, with unclear origins and context. The garbled OCR yields no clear event or entities to confirm.
The Musical Cal Society presents its seventieth concert featuring vocalist Keone Green and pianist Mie Blea Caer Elon. A varied program includes Welsh selections and works by Miray Page, with special guest admiral outside guest conductors and a focus on quality performances. The event runs at the Be tore Nap with noon and evening performances, highlighting new pieces and a preview of the season.
The document references wheat growers in a Federal Territory and a ministerial action related to taxable income and a June response. It mentions a page noting conditions tied to 198% figures and eligibility upon application, with terms about continuing claims and a department notice for growers not receiving specified relief.
Sydney Tuestan reports a judicial rebuke after a verdict by Abefier. The text documents objections to the jury’s handling and implies questions about the process and the outcome. The language is garbled but centers on a contested verdict and the judge’s response.
Visitors Day at Ainslie Public School invites parents to view a new modern education practice called Project Work. The event, scheduled for tomorrow Thursday, includes demonstrations and an orientation for Gosie sirmiious in connection with three.
WELLINGTON OA Tuesday. A test in the Meeweel tan Water and Rowormie affair centers on tender dealings for water supply. A report by Str Seale Sas iter cites grave incompletes by officials and reveals costs of construction in sawhorses and timber. The committee seeks action ahead of assembly to day.
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