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Fragmentary weather note reports rain in the period around early October with incomplete details. Observers mention possible showers and cooler temperatures but header dates and locations are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary weather note reports rain in the period around early October with incomplete details. Observers mention possible showers and cooler temperatures but header dates and locations are unreadable.
An editorial argues that Britain abandons disarmament in favor of preparation for war. It claims nations revert to "live by the sword" and that peace zeal is eclipsed by armament in factories and docks. The piece warns the next war may prove devastating and urges delaying conflict.
The autumn show lists schedules for piers and entries for the annual exhibition. It notes dates, locations at Alpert Hall, and securing entries for rowers and related events. The fragment references a March Saturday event with prizes and items to be reviewed.
In Washington, Postmaster General Farley said the Port Omar contract for New York costing 6.25 million dollars was misrepresented by Senator Long and condemned the shares as untrue and baseless. He welcomed the probe whose timing followed Long's persistent criticism of the Roosevelt administration.
The conference heard calls for an expert inquiry into every maternal death and for uniform national statistics. Speakers from Tasmanian women’s groups and Western Australia urged better pre natal care, education, and district nursing. The central issue remained dirt and housing in maternity care, with recommendations to limit abortifacients and improve home care ahead of today’s resumed discussions.
Peter Manting, 86, of San Bouch, injured by a stingray while by the water as a net was lifted. Details show a collision involving a motor vehicle and a bike rider, with witnesses stating the lorry lacked lights. Manting remained in hospital with injuries, while the driver faced a committal for trial on manslaughter-related charges.
The Commonwealth Government invites Australian participation in the Hongkong Trade Fair from December 2 to 8. The fair, supported by Hongkong's government, aims to showcase Chinese market potential to foreign firms. It allows firms to display goods in Hongkong, reducing the need for inland Chinese travel, and offers guidance on entering the Chinese market.
Commonwealth statistics report a permanent population increase of 2280 in 1934 due to immigration and arrivals. Total arrivals reached 61,424 with 11,774 permanent residents and 21,001 overseas visitors. Non Europeans totalled 2900, and 1148 of arrivals intended to reside permanently while 1264 departures were from permanent residents.
The annual labour report for 1933 notes lower retail price indices for groceries and dairy products across capitals, a 26 percent drop in moving coat prices, and wage declines in Q4 1932. State by state, wage rates fell, with South Australia and Victoria showing notable declines, while real wages rose as prices fell. The report covers average daily wages, total working days, and five year trends in work intensity across New South Wales and other states.
A brief notice lists church services across Anrea Ton and nearby areas with Saturday and Sunday gatherings. It notes sermon topics and times, inviting local residents to join.
Air estimates show an increase to 25,051,000 pounds with an additional 44 squadrons by 1938. Lord Londonderry states the plan aims to deter war and advance European peace through air force expansion and international agreement.
A renowned surgeon and hernia specialist Dr Philemone Triesdale led a remarkable operation on ten year old Alice Jane McHway to reposition an inverted stomach and misplaced organs. The procedure, witnessed by many physicians, initially showed the stomach upside down with most intestines and spleen displaced. post operation the child stood and appeared well though long term outcomes were uncertain.
A Central Court session today involved Agnes Maria Bummerweld seeking eviction against Milla Gulliver in a bread war case. The Master Baker’s Association faces claims of pawn and coercion as Gulliver’s attorney alleges fraud and price manipulation, while Gulliver accuses improper pressure to raise prices.
A transportation dispute triggers a bus strike that affects service to a local gym in Minnesota. Reports describe halted routes, missed connections, and impacts on residents seeking fitness and outreach programs. Officials urge patience as negotiations continue.
The Public Service Board and allied unions argued for daily wage payments for workers across facilities including Manuka Oval, Brickworks, Mugen Quarry, Abattoirs, and Duniroan experimental farm. Opponents contended many staff are in lower permanent roles and that hours vary by week. The hearing addressed weekly hours, shift coverage, and proposed rates for builders labourers, with rulings pending.
The Cexaberra University club gathered at Berry Pavilion for its third annual meeting to discuss amendments to the association rules and review the year’s activities. The secretary reported prelim readings and planned circulation of a booklet The association elected new officers including President B Figen non and secretary FA Ladd with outgoing members noted for service.
The Church of Ragland In Cutten tn launches a building fund appeal for a viable church structure south of Canberra. A meeting at St Pauls Mingeton on Saturday will raise funds with proceeds handed to the fund. The event features a treasurer and a pledge drive titled He Pauls Building Heat.
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