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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1937
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text from Canberra news mentions names and places such as Jobaaco, Dunne, Fallick, Jone Gusanbayas, Uriarre Road, and Dynock Newsagency with references to railway stations. Summary notes lack clear events or dates but indicate local agency activity and neighborhood references.
Weather data for Canberra at 9 am and 9 pm across multiple readings shows temperatures ranging from mid 40s to mid 60s degrees, maximum and minimum values for 24 hours noted, along with wind directions and barometer readings. The report lists hourly, daily, and monthly figures, including rainfall estimates and barometer measurements, highlighting variations across the day.
A garbled item from Canberra refers to an unnamed person and a morning occurrence. The fragment mentions a personal event tied to Canberra with unclear specifics and no identifiable individuals or organizations.
Canberra forecast shows unsettled conditions with further rain and potential flooding. South easterly winds persist and rainfall accumulations may threaten low-lying areas.
The Attorney General criticizes harsh scrutiny of public figures while urging greater public recognition of their services. He warns that propaganda and hidden party funding erode trust, calling for openness about who funds elections and for reforms to reduce mistrust in politicians. The piece notes concerns over media ownership influencing views and advocates transparency.
Reverend F. B. L. Rayward spoke at the Central Methodist Church on Singapore as an empire outpost, noting British disarmament and the city’s stark contrasts. He praised American missionary work, highlighted a thriving Anglo-Chinese school, and described multiethnic congregations and a forthcoming public lecture on Australia in Japan.
An early morning pursuit across streets and hotels led to the arrest of an alleged loiterer after he evaded three companions and fled before authorities. Police said the suspect, chased by officers and bystanders, was detained later in the day near a hotel, with witnesses describing the sequence of events.
Queanbeyan trounced Tumut 39 to 8 with multiple tries and conversions. Corcoran added goals, Day and Andrews featured in scores, and a melee led to player send offs as Queanbeyan pushed clear to the final whistle.
Queanbeyan competed against Tharwa and won by 13 to 2. Key players included J. Willian F O'Brien M. Sherd and W. Reid. Tharwa racked up a single penalty by 3 Brith while Williams and Bodal contributed foals in the rough opening.
Canberra defeated Gundagai by 25 to 13 in a windy, low-attendance clash. Canberra led 10-8 at halftime before pulling away in the second half with tries and goals from Gribble Grimes Kennedy O’Rourke and Dowling. Gundagai replies came from Brooke Pity Kyat and Patty with three goals.
Goulburn defeated Vase in the Malay Cup at Goulburn amid heavy rain. Goulburn scored eight goals to two, taking two points from a penalty goal. About 700 witnessed the match, with Yass failing to threaten the lead. An earlier junior game also played at Goulburn.
Adyar weather disrupted Saturday events but the weather committee completed play across all divisions. Men and Ladies doubles American Tournament matches finished with results in each division.
The annual service in honor of the World Student Christian Day was held at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church with Reverend Turnbull presiding and Canon Edwards leading Canberra Student Federation figures present. The document lists divisions and participants for a tennis tournament including players such as R Bennell, Niah, J. Gowing, and S. Wilson, with results and pairings across divisions and ladies and men's doubles. Times for remaining matches will be published in Friday tennis notes and broadcast on 3CA Thursday evening.
The Bowls City Club faced a rain disrupted season with Braddon green losses and inclement weather shaping the 1918 37 campaign. Members look to future competition as planners reassure confidence and aim to reward supporters with improved play and continued club success.
The text discusses the Associates competition finals with remarks on delays due to procrastination, weather conditions, and the impact on play and journalism. It mentions the need for timely arrangements to reach a satisfactory conclusion and hints at specific matchups and results in a summarized, period tone.
The World Student Christian Federation inks thirty student movements embracing about 30 000 students in four countries and aims to form a universal Christian society. International gatherings from Mina College to Tokyo Coh Lake Mohon and Peking draw participants from many nations while promoting language and cultural harmony and a global church mission.
Bowral defeated Crookwell by 13 points in the Gurr Cup at Cronkwell. There is uncertainty whether Cronkwell Langue will participate in the Messy Cup next Saturday, which could put the Cambberra team in position to meet holders Goulburn.
In a close championship match, Mrs Thomas defeats Mrs Tay 28 12 as Bre/Lear play key roles. End counts show momentum swings with multiple ends decided by small margins. Sorensen and Bear contribute points as alternating leads shift, culminating in Mrs Thomas securing victory in a tense practice game style contest.
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