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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1937
Page
5
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Plans for a new high school at Acton proceed with the institute of anatomy section and an extension to Marcux Clarke Street. Construction will begin soon, with blasting and sewer works planned, aiming to reduce danger within two months as progress continues.
The Anmasl Association meeting reports growth in weekly gymnasium programs for over 120 boys and young men at the lecture room of the Hiali. The group plans further activities, youth employment features, and a future award program, while detailing restrictions and community support.
A sensational Sunday sport report describes an incident aimed at a profit organization. The piece names individuals including Rev G8 Wally and Rev A J Bingley and cites attempted prosecutions and a Supreme Court timeline of two to three weeks.
The Commonwealth Government weighs a full revision of the coastal patrol scheme as Cabinet reviews current patrolling by Kilinohes and Ming. A new Air Force component at Darwin, seaplane support, and heightened enforcement are favored, with Cockatoo Dock yard vessels costing about £18,000 and a Flying Doctor piloted plane aiding recent seizures.
Arrival at Goulburn Island sees two men arrested for pearling poaching in Australian waters. The minister hinted the Larrakia and the detained suspects have been taken to Darwin, with the vessel Larintet disabled and the Flying Docer delivering spares and batteries from Darwin.
A Canberra paper reports the Canberra Rugby League decided to enter the Ma Re Cup. A meeting approved the vote of confidence in the Group 8 Executive, carried unanimously. The report notes strong support for the executive despite unclear implications for ongoing governance.
Reports show the Budapest String Quartet, with leading instrumental masters, drawing strong crowds in Melbourne as part of a season sponsored by Musicat Society and The Australian Broadcasting Commission. The ensemble’s blend of timbre and balance promises a memorable experience with acclaimed quartets and renowned players.
Mr dusUb Browne urged stricter controls on poison sale in New Hunuth Wate Veviikme FevEMle Hal, noting pativls supplied to evitekers without licences and stressing need for precautions. A Mrs Berry of Lie Pharmacy Hoan! recalled a case of a demonic woman with a tin of trysnine. A.P.C. powders marketed under state ment Ohat Way were questioned for harmlessness, with calls to educate chemists and enforce responsibility.
Unclear text reports delays in the Federal Court decision on the Pastoral Award. The general secretary of the New South Wales Grusiers Association comments on peaceful progress and ongoing protections for many others amid possible court alterations.
To the Minister for Health the director of maternal and infant mortality will be appointed soon and will spend the next years in enquiring into infant mortality.
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An inquest opened into the death of Mrs Ante Brake after she was struck by a car at Granite on May 4. The driver, Clifford Foote, faced manstealing charges while the car owner’s manager, Groathell Wan wan, faced questions over alleged intoxication. Witnesses described the scene at the shop and the car’s disappearance shortly after the incident. Mrs Brake died at Nasphtal Hospital, with evidence linking severe injuries to the fatality. The inquest was adjourned pending further medical and witness testimony.
Story summarizes junior rugby results with matches at Mingstown Oval and surrounding venues. Key results include Kingston over CYWA 13 to 108, and Poste Won defeating Probables 13 to 6 in the under 20 grade. Sides like South Canberra, Hawke, and Beavers are noted with multiple tries and tries shared among players.
A five ton statue of a Canadian cow is planned for installation at a site near Waanstoc e Ontario. The work, funded by local donors, will accompany a Snow County monument and be placed on grounds beside a Midway road between Toronto and Windsor. The dedication aims to honor a notable local figure and attract readers to the roadside exhibit.
Fragmented OCR text describes a money saving remedy recipe claiming eight bottles yield relief for bronchitis, whooping cough, and other coughs using concentrated RENZO and other mixed ingredients.
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