Local Newsagents and Agencies List in Queanbeyan District
A fragmented roster lists numerous newsagents and agencies across Queanbeyan and nearby towns including Capitol Newsagency in Canberra, Times Building H Riley, Dymock's Newsagency at All Way Station, and multiple shops in Bungendore, Bungendore, Bombala, Bega, and Kosciuszko regions. It mentions seasonal book offers and annual rates in vague terms, without cohesive event details.
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P.P
J. W. Prowse
Uriarra Road
Kennedy and Bons
Bungendore R. HM. Brown
J. Oa
Perkin Oe
Weather Report for Canberra City
Weather data from Canberra shows barometer readings at 9 am 20.03 inches, 3 pm 40.22 inches, and 9 pm 30.4 inches. Temperatures reached 40 at dawn and 51 at 3 pm with a maximum 91.5 in the past 24 hours and a 23.5 degree minimum. rain recorded as nil.
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Canperra
Pam
Russ
Enat
Canberra
Church Services Across Town Highlight Student Movement
Sunday services span Trinity Is Day of Prayer for students with Australian Students Christian Movement led preaching by T H Timpoon and others. Additional Holy Communion services at St Christopher Forrest St Patrick Causeway Braddon with evensong and sermons by multiple clergy. Christian Science Sunday School held at Albert Hall with invitations for children up to 20.
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Dune
Trinity
St. John’s Church
A.m
Australian Students Christian Movement
T. H. Timpoon
Bua
the Moat
Metropolitan of India
Bt. Paul's
Kingston
T A
C. J. W. Faulkner
Duntroon
Gundaroo
Sutton
P.m. Evensong
St. Christopher's Church
Forrest
Bt. Patrick's
Braddon
Causeway
A.m. Westridge
Hall
St. Christopher's
St. Patrick’s
T. Christopher's
St Patrick’s
Christian Berence Berviera
The
Albert Hall
Canberra
Australia warns Japan over trade policy in Pacific talks
The Australia Government defends its sovereign right to shape trade policy and warns Japan against punitive actions or discriminatory demands. It asserts reciprocal respect for national sovereignty while urging mutual goodwill and a peaceful, non confrontational approach to differences in naval and trade power.
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Japan
Australia
Employment Ends June 30 for Relief Programme Workers
Full time employment on relief schemes in the Federal Territory ends June 30 with workers reverting to part time status until funds allow full time re instatement. About 200 men have worked on pipeline duplication from Mt Siromlo to Red Hill and many on War Memorial grounds Dun troon and street drainage projects. Tree planting and street beautification continue with part time labor as funding is not yet arranged for new financial year.
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Federal Territory
Mt. Siromlo
Red Hill
War Memorial
Duntroon
North Ainslie
Kingston
Antil
Acton Guest House
Patents Office
Strikes in Europe halt factories and disrupt services
In Brussels troops occupy many legal factories to stop saboteurs as strikers halt cars and demand contributions to the strike. About 400000 idle in Belgium. In Barcelona office and shop workers strike, many shops close while food supply remains assured. Several bombs thrown with minor damage.
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Brussels
Lega
Belgium
Barcelona
Ofice
Heated Commons clash over League sanctions and empire
British MPs clash as ministers defend sanctions policy and league effectiveness. Eden warns of international anarchy, Baldwin calls for joint German, French and British action, while Labour presses for Baldwin and Lisbon terms not revealed.
Hit and run driver halted after Sydney collision
Gladys Davis, 41, was struck on Oxford Street late Friday night by a motor lorry causing a fractured arm. Constable Morris pursued the lorry to Darlinghurst where a man fled the vehicle and was later charged with failing to stop after an accident and illegally using a motor lorry.
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Sydney
Gladys Davis
Oxford Street
Morris
Darlinghurst
Great Indian bishop to speak at St John’s Evensong
Most Rev Dr Foss Westcott, Bishop of Calcuta and Metropolitan of India Burma and Ceylon, will give the Evensong address at St John’s Church. Canberra church people will observe a World Day of Prayer for Students on June 21 with the Canberra branch conducting the morning service and student attendees invited.
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St. John's
Foss Westcott
Calcuta
India
Burma
Ceylon
Buthurat
Canberra
Student Christian Movement Day of Prayer
Australia
As.c.m
Student Christian Movement
Student Christian Federation
Bt. John's
H. E. Gardener
Canberra Grammar School
J. H. Timpson
Philophy
Canberra University College
Reform of Bank of France Proposal for Regency Council
Paris government proposes replacing existing control with a regency council that includes representatives of employers trade unions and the Confederation of Labour in reform of the Bank of France.
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Paris
Bank of France
Confederation of Labour
Her Excellency Lady Gowrie Leaves Sydney for Fremantle
Her Excellency Lady Gowrie, hindered by four severe bronchitis attacks, will depart Sydney today aboard RMS Otranto for Fremantle. She will join the Governor General for the continuation of the Western Australia Northern Territory tour.
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Gowrie
Western Austrralia
Sydney
Otranto
Fremantle
Western Australia
Northern Territory
Gas Explosion Kills Two Cousins in Dewsbury Blast
A gas explosion at a Dewsbury facility during an incident in London area killed two cousins, Samuel and James Gledhill. The blast blew off the cover of a 1250 cubic foot vessel, generating heavy smoke and leaving James badly charred. Their two wives witnessed the tragedy from the opposite side.
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London
Dewsbury
Samuel
James Gledhill
James
British interests in Australia highlighted by Clive Baillieu
In a Times letter, Clive Baillieu argues British investors have more at stake in Australia than Argentina and that Australia offers unmatched development and a future home for Britons. He notes a Riverina visit until June 30 and that Rev. George Cranston, E.D., acts as senior chaplain during his absence, residing at Andrews parish, Forrest.
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London
Clive Baillieu
the Times
Australia
Britain
Riverina
George Cranston
E.D
Chaplin
Naval Ani
Canberra
Cranston
al. Andrews
Forrest
Methodist Day of Prayer for Students Observed
The Student Christian Movement unites 200000 students in 45 countries for a Sunday service across Canberra Methodist Churches. Rev R G Arthur will speak on the movement’s significance while Rev J Thomson preaches at Central in the morning and Reid Church at 7.40 pm with the choir singing Ring a Song of Praise. Mr A E K Ruby leads the 9.45 am service at West Ridge.
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Central
Student Christian Movement
Canberra
R. G. Arthur
J. Thomson
Reid Church
A. EK
Ruby
Westridge
Preacher Rev F A Head Leads Services Next Sunday
The Baptist Church announces Rev F A Head will preach at morning service on The Divine Choice. Evening service features Day of Prayer for students with Thought Life and Christianity theme. Choir to perform the anthem To Him Be Glory and the monthly evening Communion will follow.
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F. A. Head
Presbyterian Moderator C B Turnbull on NSW Assembly
The Right Reverend C B Turnbull serves as moderator of the General Assembly of New South Wales on an unofficial capacity. He presides over church matters and represents the assembly in interdenominational and civic contexts.
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C. B. Turnbull
General Assembly of New
Not Guilty Verdict in Manslaughter Trial at Central Criminal Court
A jury returned a not guilty verdict for George Thatcher Brown Harold Brown and Harry Sears charged with manslaughter in the death of Francis John Deelan a returned soldier. Justice Street noted conflicting witness stories and possible obscured views from about a quarter hour after the incident. Some witnesses claimed being distant while others described nearby fights and a crowd hiding bottles.
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Sydney
Central Criminal Court
George Thatcher Brown
E Carpenter
Harold George Brown
Harry Sears
Francis John Deelan
Croydon
Justice Street
Ot & Spool
Wilnesse
Honda
Armed Clash at Kent Factory Tests Labor Dispute
A two month wage dispute at a Kent Ohio tool factory erupted into gunfire between pickets and strike breakers. Seven on each side were seriously wounded and gassed as barricades and rifle fire continued for hours. Sheriff arranged a truce and National Guard may be ordered to assist.
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New York
Kent
Ohio
National Guard
Jewish settlement plan approved for East Africa
Rome report says a broad scheme to re establish Jewish communities in East Africa received approval from the Secretary for Colonies. The plan outlines returns and resettlement in the region under colonial oversight.
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East Africa
Rome
Ssecretary
Overseas Intelligence Compilation Rights Reserved
Special arrangement states Routers World Service contributed to all overseas intelligence in this issue and reserves all rights. This notice confirms additional information sources alongside other Special sources used in compiling the material.
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World Service
Eden speech hailed as frank critique of miscalculation
The Times Rome correspondent reports Mr. Eden’s address to be well received in Britain and abroad. Headlines claim League of Nations failure and Italian victory, while Britain’s admission that Abyssinian governance left no trace is highlighted as a bold move toward improved Anglo Italian relations.
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Rome
the Times
Eden
League of Nations
Britain
Press opinions on Eden and government censure motion
A Times leader says public opinion may back Eden with firm leadership for peace. The Daily Mail, Mews Chronicle and Daily Herald predict dire fates for the League and related parties. The Daily Telegraph honors Eden while Labour’s censure motion eases government attention.
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the Times
Eden
Nergetic
Daily Mail
Mews- Chronicle
Daily Herald
League
Sobedy
Daily Telegraph
Labour Party
Th le
Cabinet Stand Criticism Deepens Across London Press
London papers including The Times Daily Mail and News Chronicle criticize the government’s sanctions debate handling. They praise Lloyd George’s sharp rebukes and condemn Baldwin and Eden for a weak response, describing a capitulating attitude toward surrender.
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London
Lloyd George
the Times
George
Daily Mal
Baldwin
News-Chronicle
Eden
Canada to Back Lifting of Sanctions in Commons
Ottawa report says Prime Minister announced in the House of Commons that Canada will support lifting sanctions and back its delegates to the September League meeting. The move aims to align Canada's stance with international actions as discussed in Parliament.
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Icanada
Ottawa
Sie King
House of Commons
Cannads
League
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