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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 17, 1937

Page

4

Widow in Fraud Case Across Melbourne Court

In Melbourne on Wednesday the trial featured allegations against Juel Maan of Fuat Sorwytt and a widow, Mrs Birreanty Mul, accused of being drawn into a betting partnership. Witnesses claimed she invested thousands in bonds and that Maan discussed a £2000 stake and potential profits, suggesting a high value alliance in a betting scheme.

Melbourne Bir Viikitin Abu Juel Maan Fuatsorwytt Byerhner Bireeanty Mugowno Byanes Jool Andy Wwe Mann Aisa Eliite Beltinge Henen Kreu Pee Eremappu Wiel Bu Witness

Football Clubs Seek Repeal Observance Day Meeting

Fragmentary report notes football clubs and local representatives in the Western District seeking repeal or observance changes. Mention of Bathurst figure A J Binging and a committee discussion on NSW league stance and legislation alignment.

Orange Weinerday Frora Wealern Ray A. J. Binging Bathurst Tanday League of New South Wales olbEll Surieyr

Governor presides over Canberra university council meeting

Fragmented OCR reports a Canberra council session with Governor and officials present. Mentions Archbp Sydney visit and university college ties, noting several named figures and places in Australia.

Imperial Conference aims to define policy for British Commonwealth

The Imperial Conference stressed practical achievement through informed, sovereign Dominion action. It praised Australia for shaping leadership in the Pacific, urged more frequent, businesslike meetings, and warned that rigid preconditions could threaten unity and progress.

Commonwealth British Commonwealth Australia Seema Sydney Fremantle J& Oun Ta Jessen Empire Statesmen London

Jury tainted by obscure court hearing and alleged assault

Fragmented OCR report recounts a court case involving Annie Bourke and George Bunn with testimony about a body, an alleged mutilation, and police actions. The chaotic text cites a Great Vide incident, a witness, and mentions a sergeant Finch, with unclear dates and names.

Stovey Sol George Bunn Elvi Annie Bourke Chariog Gslee Bourke Ani Wijedt Nibers Gaskell Gavnell Everiogic Mr. Bourke Kisward Gasteell Yellon Gaakell Alice Nave

Controversy Over Sunday Football Plans Emerges

A Sydney conference debate unfolds over continuing Sunday football amid ongoing disagreement. Key figures discuss Bathurst implications and fears of a broader impact on the Whale State while compromise ideas loom.

Bynnhy Fey Bathurst Supreme Court

Rabaul Government Faces Resistance Over Wives Policy

In Rabaul, the government comes under fire as residents and officials, led by Minister in Charge of Territories George Powrch, voice discontent. Brigadier-General McNicol faces questions as the administrator struggles with reconstruction and safety amid widespread disinclination to cooperate.

Rabaul Cune McNeal McNicol Bic Georgi

Traffic resumes amid volcano events in Rabaul streets

Reports describe resumed traffic in Rabaul as volcanic activity continues to threaten harbor approaches. Officials, led by Sir George Pealoe, assess future eruptions and the viability of Rabaul as capital amid ash, drifting pumice, and floating debris in the harbor. A government committee will guide potential capital relocation and administrative plans for New Guinea.

Tecenlin Rabaul Papital New Gulued Syem Veulenl Hppa Pammeecial Australia

Opening of New Session in Parliament Ceremony

The opening of the new session of Parliament today features a formal ceremony led by His Excellency the Governor General. Royal guards and a mounted unit will line Parliament House, with invited guests urged to arrive early and a ban on car parking in front of the building after 2.16 pm. The two new Labour MPs are expected to speak in the debate in the ensuing session.

Gommopwenlil Gaverday Germral Lord Cowra Jay Uires Telock Parliament Hogwde Elion Alitigiane Parliament House Ivides Eleunice Coy Carey Pusechgerd Mouto Labour Agaress Vewgird Iopnelly

Finland War Debt Plan Prompts Maternal Welfare Rollout

Fragmentary report outlines a wartime welfare scheme tied to maternal aid and debt handling. References a state department role and a possible director appointment, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text. The piece suggests administrative steps during ongoing conflict.

Pacific Pact Debates Shape Imperial Conference Talks

London dispatch reports from the Imperial Conference focusing on the Pacific pact and trade treaties. Key figures include Lyons and Hyde, with ministers debating naval rearmament, aircraft orders, and potential Rear Admiral appointments amid broader defense and moral authority questions. The Australian delegation pressed for centralized control on services across dominions and adjacent areas.

Conference summary on empire security pact aims

An extract summarizes the conference proceedings with emphasis on unity among Britain and dominions, the aim of disarmament in balance with collective security, and unlikely quick solutions. It notes leaders' views on Anglo imperial cooperation, future defense policies, and the goal of stabilizing Europe without provoking alienation among nations.

Mackenzie America Tina Boon Caijunettar Baldgin Exten Europe Chamberlain United Kingdom Adnan

Cricket Players For India in London Campaign

In London on Wednesday English players faced disruption from a scam campaign aimed at impeding the India team’s supporters and the players. The unusual protest drew attention to concerns over security and fair play during the tour.

Liberalised social services policy in NSW targets unemployed

A garbled report details a plan to liberalise social service policy in New South Wales aiming to assist the unemployed. It mentions special diets for invalids, housing and employment measures, an unemployment fund, and government action to place up to 6,000 workers. Names and dates are unclear due to the OCR text.

EY Westnonday Medleat Aree Stabienploya Walter Eere Therman Hilgron Vy Nécemilais Ire Glilteag Maore Moneal Dister Eration Are Singh Litemis Sualal Beetles Yaney Mareen Fostnel Deposil Tin Reave Pibvida Parmond Stewuhis Bastot Opdaul Izoti Noversor

Federal Golf Club Sealed Handicaps On Saturdays

Local golf club notes sealed handicaps for Saturdays with players listed and draws outlined. Mentions participation by Crombie, Rainford, Bonnar, Joner, Maltby, Arthur H, Marker, Andersen, Williams, Gund, and Kenuned among others in a scattered scorecard style report.

Hele Crombie Je Rainford Stousileli Bonnar Joner B Garkiths

Fragmentary World War II Era Conference Notes

Fragments of a historical notice quote wartime planning and naval strength themes. It mentions 1028 and 1926 principles, British Commonwealth changes, and rail or telecommunication issues. The text references two men, a war report, and a single page on New rides with terse political language.

Cartier Putea Songauivon Bend Bealand Governmanti

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