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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
2
Road names from Queanbeyan and district listing Pein Pellick Bons Queanbeyan Uberra Fond Bungendore Fall Cooma Bombala Dymneak Newsgtncy. It presents a fragmented reading of regional place names and routes within the district.
Weather notes from Canberra dated Wednesday report barometer readings and temperatures. Reported maximum and minimum temperatures, wind directions, and rainfall totals with scattered garbled values.
The article argues Britain’s stance exposes the League of Nations as unable to curb aggression and deter war. It urges Australia to abandon reliance on the League, instead concentrating resources on national defense and continental development to prevent temptations toward conflict. It discusses shifting toward alliances and prioritizing moral principles over expediency.
The seventh Light Horse Regiment announces a rescheduled training camp now set for December at Canborum and Davenbey. Weather conditions and favorable forecasts influenced planning, with peak activity planned during the Tin iey period. The Prince of Wales Cup final saw Bealdwood defeat the Bealdwood Bealdwood?. the Royston Shield was contested by The Nicehest scare in muskntry? The regiments will compete for Lord Forster prizes and celebrate with a variety of demonstrations and matches.
French unions press ahead with proposed new deal legislation as SM Jourhaux, General Secretary of the Trade Unions Council, cites 2,600,000 union members and 7,000,000 workers under inflexible agreements. He notes a rise in awareness yet one third remain unaware of the union. In Paris stores, 32,000 workers are idle amid price shop closures.
Sydney court heard a theft case linked to two separate dog trails as police dogs followed a coat theft from a car on Burke Street Alexandria. The dog Teas! rattled Nancarrow down but the suspect died during the altercation. The court imposed a suspended three month term and ordered bond conditioned on good behavior. Callaghan, 18, accused of stealing a coat, pleaded not guilty and was remanded.
A cable report quoted H A Barvadour secretary of the Australian Lat Tennis Association saying Germany favors a barter plan. Australia hopes to send players to Berlin after the Davis Cup if Germany can reciprocate with a tour to Australia next summer.
Reporters present at the Melmournt inquiry relayed fragmented statements about Brophy and Heaphy, with witnesses noting uncertainty and attempts to entangle the nature of the alleged actions. Judges pressed on and witnesses described fibtie-flike conditions and the lack of clear evidence of apprehension.
Temperature in Sydney this morning reached 17 degrees marking the year's low for July, with Charlotte Pass recording 11 degrees as the state's coldest spot. Light rain fell across the past 24 hours, while western and northern suburbs experienced the heaviest patter of rainfall this year.
Canberra endures an icy grip as the first real cold snap of the season brings temperatures near six to seven degrees above freezing. The government complex reported frigid conditions with overnight wind and a pale aurora display, while observers note unusually sharp winds and dry air around the city. The meteorological service cautions residents to prepare for continued cold with wind chill and possible early frost across suburbs.
Weilneaday police court hears charges against Rathionn Laikin for allegedly throwing caustic soda in Jozephine Ewthar Didekett’s face. Didekett suffers severe injuries. she is confined at St Vincent’s Hospital with one eye damaged and uncertain prognosis. The case involves other named parties and unclear local events.
Sydney Monday reports that Broken Hi Proprietary Ltd applied to the Industrial Commission for permission to work on Sunday. Manager Levie Grimen states that additions orders for thousands of tons of steel are expected in the coming months and the company would be unable to supply the demand without Sunday overtime.
A lingering weakness in driven wool types emerged at the sale with Japanese buyers active but not bidding, as well-grown Merino and Yorkshire lots sold slowly. Withdrawals remained heavy while private treaty added 1,655 bales, including 768 of skim wool, and August sale expectations loomed.
A London report notes colonial leaders plan a special meeting to set demands on a date, seeking the removal of a German colonial authority in Africa. German officials urge maintaining friendly ties with South Africa while wartime tensions influence colonial policy.
Fragmentary report notes a captain from Australia appointed for a tour against England. It references London and a test match context with mentions of teams Australia England and a captain role, but the wording is garbled and unclear.
A court in Rydiney hears murder related charges against 37 year old Mavwrice Richart Ault. The defendant faces two counts of breaking and entering and theft allegations. Proceedings set for May 27 as warnings and prior changes noted.
A fragmentary report notes Manchester and London leaders discussing British cotton preferences and trade alignment. The text is garbled, but suggests tensions or preferences influencing policy between Manchester authorities and British trade partners, with unspecified dates or specifics.
A garbled OCR fragment references France and a mandate, hinting at political wording and a contested phrase. No clear names or dates emerge, but the text suggests a discussion of authority and language in a diplomatic or policy context.
Colonel Percy Thomas Owen, TEE, a leading figure in Canberra’s origin, died at Wallon Bong Moray night aged 82. Born in Wollongong 1864, he served 40 years in NSW and Commonwealth works, guiding Canberra’s initial construction and serving as Deputy-Chairman of the Federal Capital Engineer group. Cremated at Worpnore Cemetery, Wollongong. ashes to Canberra. Service, funeral hosted by Wollongong public with civic representation present.
A report from Tallin city notes a munitions explosion causing local disruption and injuries. Officials say emergency crews responded quickly as authorities investigate a possible ignition source and assess damage to nearby structures.
A witness before the Appeal Commission detailed tipster operations in Sydney, naming Arthur Butt and others as involved in bookmaking and framing. The witness claimed some individuals faced ruin and rent difficulties while denying substantial earnings, and described handwriting practices used to support tipping and fraud schemes.
Kevinonico, linked to Thomnen McDermott, claims McDermott wrongly convicted of a 1981 attack in Enmave Beewaber. McDermott allegedly aided by a party. on day of alleged wounding he was at Fuys Hotel in Brinore. Two men searched his car outside. he was asked to drive to the police station. He awaited ball prints while in custody. Sergeant Carson notes possible betting. Hearing adjourned.
A large sheep show featured 800 exhibits including merinos from New Zealand and Britain. Judges praised the quality with notable improvements in fleece and conformation though some entries were below standard due to a minor accident delaying a manager.
A garbled report mentions a Marin individual connected to Canberra with unclear references to dates and events. The fragment hints at a travel or meeting note but lacks verifiable names or concrete actions.
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