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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1938

Page

4

Canherras Weather and Observations Forecast

General rain with a tendency to slow matters. Sabin Observatory at Mt Steere notes moon and star events Saturday June 29. Venus listed around 2 AM, Jupiter and Saturn also observed with meteoric activity. Foggy conditions expected. temperatures vary with calm winds.

Canherra Tysairsenl Sabin Observatory Mt Steere Plawvly Vann Pat Dupiler Ries Bunday Jude Sut Rinew Moon Venus Jupitar Raver Saturn Pete

Retiring Australian statesmen Sir George Pearce and Paddy Lynch

The Canberra Times reflects on dawn to sunset of a political career with two long serving figures, Sir George Pearce and Paddy Lynch, leaving the Commonwealth Parliament. Pearce, Defence minister since 1906, is praised for decisive judgment and preparedness, while Lynch, WA-born Labor veteran and Senate President, is lauded for honesty and wit. Both are celebrated for faithful service and enduring impact on Australia’s political life.

Agal Bnt Commonwealth Canberra Senate Anen Rankin Bullah George Pearce J’. J. Lynehy George Pexcen Fie Auntrabag Defence Australia Hin Hanel Pacick Lynch Western Australia Sir George Pearce Labour Party Aussinlig Ton Mr. Liynch Paddy’ Lynch

Warrant Out for Arrest of Count in London Case

A warrant was issued for the arrest of Count Hougwites-Reyention over allegations involving the Countess. The case remained in progress in Bow Himmnet court with no extradition clear. The Count planned to stay in England, while guards protected the Countess’s home and a family gathering drew heightened precautions at Hits Hotel.

London Ban Bean Hougwites Mayiatente Paris Fmm Awuth Var Ural England Countes Pais Paiy Mail Count Counlean Hits

Unclear text fragment on Canberra football games and local notices

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Canberra football, a few scattered place names, and inconsistent phrases. No clear events, dates, teams, or outcomes are readable to form a coherent news item or summary.

Queanbeyan Rovers Clash in Coachable Football Tilt

Queanbeyan faces Mines Ravers in a crucial match with team selections announced. Key players like Chesterton and Mine Boveys feature, while injuries and tactical shifts shape the lineup. The game, part of a broader program including Eastlake and Amelie reserves, will determine standings amid ambitious squad changes.

Pions Neip Wean Condetta Wainaxday Mearath Maloney Queanbeyan Wweluck Kay Lalor Wuma Carpandar Chesterton Mines

Iron Exports Contracts Revealed Amid Turbulent Trade

Fragmentary OCR reports reveal contract details on iron exports affecting Oyotrade and Severns net, with figures like 65 900 and 0 600 noted. Transactions centered on Brown and Durcan in Melbourne and related parties, while a Japan reaction phrase hints at dissatisfaction from Tokyo and foreign ministers.

Severns Net Lragoré Durcan Melbourne Benatar McLach Beale Yaserday Whyella

Witness fee hike eyed in New South Wales cabinet push

Sydney reports Crown witnesses may again press for increased fees as Cabinet weighs reforms to preempt trials and compensation. Melbourne wires note professional witnesses in Victoria seek salary boosts amid extended court delays and rising expenses.

Sydney Tila Department of Justice Sumtin Marihees

Fragmentary clipping notes local deaths and events

A damaged OCR clipping mentions a person named Fame and several unread entries. It notes bereavement twice and a death at Campers, with scattered phrases about Queanbeyan and Exetlaka. Details are unclear due to text corruption, but the piece references local occurrences and an obituary-like item.

Parliament Debates Amendment on Income Tax and Farm Relief

A parliamentary debate centers on Clause 4 of pensions and income tax reforms. Key figures discuss government majority, farmer relief, and the fate of the amendment amid arguments over benefits, costs, and assurances to farmers and workers.

Hmmmenilmsant National ‘and Pensions Tumuranes Wit

New Guinea Capital Transfer Plan

Ambitious plan to shift the administrative capital from Rabaul to a new site around Hemet LW. Details note road construction from Sa Teragus to Wau and a phased build with required provisions. The message mentions a global context and ministry statements, but remains unclear on finalized steps or timelines.

New Guinea Rabaul Hemet Hive Minister's Department Rf Nave Tng Thyrniay

Art students defy city council near Melbourne

Fragmentary report shows art students protesting council action near the school. The piece notes obstruction concerns and a march that began in the afternoon, with references to age and a tense crowd subsiding after an orderly march.

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