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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1939
Page
4
Canberra Agents and German Ant District
Unclear readable text references Canberra agents and a German ant district. No coherent event or names to verify. The fragment suggests a political or organizational note but lacks concrete facts, dates, or outcomes.
Rabbit Situation Shows Varying Pest Levels Across Regions
The report notes general satisfaction with veterinary and agriculture department efforts, but warns northern districts face drastic action by some owners to control rabbits. In the Northern Tablelands and Western Division, rabbit populations are scarce, though cod and livestock prospects may rise. forecast suggests a sharp increase if continued. Early proactive measures urged to prevent rapid expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiat
Department of Agriculters
Cold Snap in Sydney
Sydney records a sharp temperature drop with a cold morning showing unusually low readings. The brief note notes frigid conditions affecting residents and daily activities in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Air raid training and preparedness measures discussed
A fragment notes precautionary air raid training and preparedness measures. It mentions a federation president and concerns about war risks, with emphasis on practical guidance and potential dangers. Names and specific places are unclear due to the damaged text.
Canada eyes abolition of appeals to Privy Council
Ottawa moves to abolish appeals to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Government to refer a bill to courts to end appeals to the Supreme Court of Canada and eventually the Privy Council. Debate touches on Parliament’s authority and timing for removing appeal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Judicial Committee of the
Privy Munell
Suprema Court of Canada
Judicial Committee
London
Canad
Oin
Parament
Gov
C. H. Gahan
Hotse of Commons
Ernest Lapulnie
Cahun
Lapointe
Easton
King's Minister Delivers Canada-UK Equality Message
In Ottawa, Prime Minister Mackenzie King explained that Canada’s status in the British Commonwealth is equal to the United Kingdom as King George VI invites the Canadian premier to accompany him on a four day U S visit. He noted the invitation honors Canada's attained position and customs without requiring a British minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Mackanale
Mackenzie King
Great Britain
United States
Mackensie
United Kingdom
British Commonwealth
Els
Political Defeat and National Register Debate in Australia
A political critique discusses the Menzies Government’s national register proposal amid industrial boycott threats. It argues boycott risks mob rule, warns against dictatorship, and urges Parliament to reflect public will. It calls for intelligent electors and faster legislative work to avoid political morass and national decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito
Ae Vinle Ke Sr
Europe
Australia
Weight Increased Sydney Morcau Penalty Notice
A six pound penalty was imposed on Braimans who entered for the Encourage Sales at Roashery on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Morcau
Braimans
Roashery
Unclear historic flight service canceled yesterday
A disrupted air service report notes cancellation of yesterday's flight from Sydney to Melbourne via Barra and Wi, with the charter cancelation tied to transporting the body of a prominent individual. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Canberra player Melaher picked for Rest in Sydney match
Melaher of Canberra has been chosen to play with The Rest in a Rugby Union match in Sydney next Saturday. The selection follows a Monday announcement for the Australis event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melaher
Canberra
Australis
Replan Britain Architects Propose Garden City Road Reform
The Royal Borough for the Preserve on of Britain unveils an exhibit by Plan designers showing how re planning Britain with garden offices and motor roads could guide national road policy. It supports a National Planning Commission to oversee private development and align future building with local and national needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Enadilonena Tre Council
Bure
England
Britten Architecte
Tea
Tully
Ffecva
Rlb.a
National Manning Commission
Bain
Wreny
Britain
Iewne
Sanadndwathat
Rraidentin Armas
Breen Bbaite
Reichsbank measures aid German exporters with currency policy
The Reichsbank announced steps to ease foreign exchange pressure on exporters. New credit terms reduce costs to improve competitiveness abroad, while a second 30 day policy aims to stabilize rates and limit outward flow. The bank will manage export drafts and monitor futures to curb devaluations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf
Reichsbank
Netherlands
Germany
Nefchabank
Bk Ntveigh
Mtg Alene
Bank Wil
Plane Arrives in Melbourne for Air Beacons Testing
A Percival four seater mono aircraft arrived in Melbourne on Monday imported by the Civil Aviation Department for radio direction tests. The machine, valued at about £6,000, will be assembled at Laverton for the project and testing purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Civil Aviation
Andere
England
Laverton
Punjab Mountaineers Triumph in Himalayan Climb
A Punjab expedition led by Professor Abdul Mamid Gag and four Lahore climbers ventures toward the Gepang summit in Lahsul, North India. Despite crevasses and avalanches, they mark a bold attempt to conquer the world’s highest passes and boost local mountaineering prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidia Siweye
Hueman
Endiang
Anders
Great Mountains
Lahsul
India
Abdul Mamid Gag
Lahore
Lahaul
Beret
Punjab
Ancient secrets reveal fibers in old papermaking study
A university library analysis of manuscripts from the 7th to 18th centuries identi fies papermaking fibers. One sheet dated to the 17th century used Japanese mulberry fiber. other 18th century papers resembled linen in structure. The study notes minimal deterioration in several papers and ongoing use of traditional materials like mulberry, ramie, and jute in handmade papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na- Mona
Byrsau
Bandarde
Princatan University Library
Te Baresu
Death of Commonwealth architect Henderson shocks Canberra
The body of 53 year old Edwin Herbert Henderson chief Commonwealth architect was found at his home on Torres Street Canberra shortly after 9 90 yesterday. He had been dead about two hours. A rope was found in his pocket with the rest tied to a rafter in the garage. Henderson had been a long standing public servant noted for design of Canberra buildings including the National Library and Canberra high schools. Police took the body to Canberra hospital morgue and noted he had been sleeping poorly for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin ‘Herbert ‘Henderson
Commonwealth
Tie Home
Canberra
Henderson
C.A. Hoy
Heniarson
Sydney
Su Pervising
Commonweallth Bank
Auas W
Great Britain
Broadcasting
Australian Broadcasting
Atlantic
Aston
National Library
Commonwealth Works
N. W. Mehsifey
Five Day Week Award Extends Labor Hours to Five Days
The Arbitration Court in Wellington N.2 extends the 40 hour week to all general laborers across five days. Workers on Bundaya and nolt- Fave will receive Aquilerainx for extra work. Travelling expenses are to be paid for workers who start jobs in the urban areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N.2
Arbitration Court
Mysore Hydro Electric Project in India Highlighted
Post-war India has many hydro electric schemes. Sir Willem Stampe noted power as key to economic progress for provinces including Mysore and Bihar. Mysore’s Shitalshapura project near completion aims to supply power to households. first stage cost 150 lakhs. Bihar plans a large electrification effort with a generating station amid coalfields and new transmission links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Willem Stampe
United Provinces
Baxtond Association
London
Blyrare
Sableland
Kolar
Mysore
Bangalore
Raturat
Bihar
Tansmission Linae
Purulia-Ranchi
Ganges
Jnten
Meat delegation arrives to study Australian meat marketing
A delegation from South Africa arrived today in Fremantle to study Australian meat marketing methods and strategies. The party will visit Botany and other key sites to observe processing, distribution, and market development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Botany
South Africa
Meoia
Vikit’ al Mtaten
Electrical storm hits Willington in New Zealand
A severe electrical storm in Flamiston today caused shattered windows and torrential rain. Two houses sustained damage as lightning struck long wire fences and caused a probate tall at Binkfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
Sheep Show Sees Strong Demand at New South Wales Sale
The New South Wales Sheepbreeders Association reports a surge in entries and buyers for the annual sheep show and sale. Merino and Corriedale sections attract high interest with about 1,203 entries, up on last year, while 800 stud sheep will be displayed including leading Australian and British breeds, as agents expect strong demand and improved purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayuyney
New South Wales
Walt
Dean
New, South Wales
Corriedales
Australia
Borden Letconters
Sheepskin market report shows firm prices and strong demand
Winchcombe and Carson report brisk sales of rheapaltins as buyers held firm on prices. Wools ranged from ordinary to prime across multiple grades with crossbreds and merinos fetching higher bids. Hides and tallow also sold strongly with rate variations by grade and weight, while country beay and calfskin values reflected steady demand and modest advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcombe
Carson
Rheapaltins
pHecs
New Zealand Marks First Century Centenary Plans
Preparations are under way for a centennial display of Dominion resources near Wellington as Britain’s youngest dominion begins its celebration in November. The program includes olive projects and pageants with international character, highlighting New Zealand’s development since 1840. Buildings rise in the Micam suburb of Wellington as courts prepare to welcome visitors to a modern, mature capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Wellington
Britain
New Zealand
Micam
Wallington
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