Weather report fragment with unclear data
Fragmented weather notes show temperatures and humidity but many words are garbled. It mentions 20.0 degree reading and a 3 p.m. time with unclear conditions and a description of breeze or wind.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
4
Fragmented weather notes show temperatures and humidity but many words are garbled. It mentions 20.0 degree reading and a 3 p.m. time with unclear conditions and a description of breeze or wind.
The Senate pressed the National Register bill through all stages with a guillotine vote despite opposition attempts to delay. An amendment by Opposition Leader Genator Collings to halt the pace until a referendum on the queue was defeated by five votes. Labor members signaled support for boycott but a party meeting yesterday allowed free member judgment.
The minister discussed proposals to extend the aerodrome after a weekend fatality. He did not want to prejudge the report but suggested the Air Accident Committee would assess whether conditions on site contributed to the incident.
Mr. Hara, chairman of the Royal North Shore Hospital Board, says hospital affairs are being run smoothly and better than ever. There is no disunity of the Board and no sign of friction with the honorary medical staff as the inquiry into the hospital's administration continues.
The article notes the hamburger’s rise in America and the Canbarra Cafe installs the latest electric paste to ensure proper preparation of ham burger for newcomers to the del May rent, highlighting its popularity and precision in serving.
Gibbs and Co report a full sale at Queanbeyan with local and district buyers present. Prices ranged ahead of recent sales though cattle were not best quality and some decline in condition noted. Merino ewes and aged sheep sold, with figures given for vealers cows and younger stock. Sale capacity to be repeated at Queenbeyan centre.
A National Football feature outlines tomorrow's Canberra League versus New South Wales game at Northbourne Oval with a pre match rules description, team lineups and expected lineups for Queanbeyan Manuka and Mines Rovers. Canberra’s captain coach Watson is praised for leadership and Kells Langdon debut.
Canberra forecast calls for cloudy skies with scattered showers and misty conditions. A foggy night reduces visibility across the region, with light winds and no significant temperature shifts expected.
The House used guillotine motions to pass two measures on national insurance and three months of supply, prompting warnings that such tactics weaken democratic debate. Critics argue temporary gains risk backfire when public opinion shifts, urging constitutional checks without halting discussion.
The minister for marine announced that wart ships including two of 300 tons were being accelerated as part of the Ged work in factor ten to advance armour plating. He added that the United States shipyard in America was being turned into a navy base.
The Gordon side stated they were staggered by ACT's victory in Sydney on Saturday and prepare for a Canberra return at Manuka Oval. Captain V Ube led NSW duties, with forwards led by Bardier and Parker as standout performers. The Canberra match follows RMAC vs Sydney University and Suburbs fixtures, highlighting squad changes and medical withdrawals ahead of the rep game.
The second round of the Prim Behoula Sports Association Rugby Union premiership is scheduled for this afternoon at Can berra Grammar School and Queanbeyan venues. Teams include Canberra Grammar School versus Queanbeyan Convent School with refereeing by G. W. Quodling and a full roster of players listed for Lelopes Park and Bourne Oval along with a Manuka Oval clash involving Combined Militia. The program features reserve showcases and a York Park match, with notes on players, positions, and captains for both schools and club teams.
A fragmented report from London motor cycling notes a tumultuous event with riders including German participants. The piece mentions speeds around 207 mph and references multiple riders and machines amid a chaotic scene. Strong entities include German participants, the event, and the machines involved.
Forty players compete in the Federal Golf Club event with 18 holes and handicap qualifying rounds. The match proceeds on Saturday at Gauiltie with anticipation of a final handicap contest to determine the winner.
The fragment notes a high ranking officer to represent a country at a major world event. It mentions Major General Dawn CMG and a forthcoming event in Rahden with supplies or items to be sold. The readable text preserves the names and place but lacks full context.
A tense session focuses on Labour finances and the £10,000,000 London credit issue. Senator Collett and Prime Minister Meade face Opposition edits as Collett praises Labour achievements while warning against missteps in wartime credit.
Government not perturbed by defeat of motion to review the National Insurance fund. Committee to review under crisis, government to proceed with new reforms. Treasury decision pending when tax changes will be brought to light. Scheme aimed to obviate need for large accumulations and reduce contribution levels.
The Commonwealth loan of 4,750,000 pounds was undersubscribed by 910,000. The remainder will be taken up by government writers and lenders. Prime Minister Menzien said the result was satisfactory overall though hostility from semi governmental loans affected some markets. The question of semi governmental Tas will be at the forthcoming meeting of the War Council.
A garbled report indicates the supply measure moved through the House amid confusion and disordered phrases. It references amounts and agencies in unclear terms, mentioning the Commonwealth and various officials as the scene shifted to parliamentary sessions yesterday.
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