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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 24, 1937

Page

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£250000 Aircraft Testing Lab Planned for Melbourne

A special committee urges immediate establishment of an aircraft and engine testing laboratory in Melbourne funded by a total appropriation of £250,110 to boost Australian manufacturing. The plan includes an £80,000 standards laboratory, testing centres, and exploratory work aimed at developing auto and aircraft industries, with the facility near an aerodrome for scale production. The report stresses Australia’s need for independent raw-material sources and notes electrical and metalworking sectors require robust national research to prevent production stoppages.

Melbourne Australia Witgehog Adda Ube

Blue Riband Record For Normandie Beats Queen Mary

Commander Thareux of the Normandie announces a new blue riband crossing from Ambrose Light to Bishop Rock, 2978 miles in 4 days 6 minutes 27 seconds at 3.99 knots, surpassing Queen Mary’s prior time on the shorter 2708 mile course. The ship completed a two month overhaul with four new blade propellors and tight alloy blades, reflecting a strong headwind on the voyage from New York.

Paris Thareux Normandie Bishop Rock Scilly Tales

Queen Mary to Try Again in Coronation Week

London experts believe Queen Mary will attempt another royal engagement during Coronation Week after illness sidelined her, with officials hopeful she will recover in time for events surrounding the monarch’s ceremonial duties.

Queen Mary London Mary

Captain's Flat to regulate new homes in response to shanty town fears

Yarrowlumia Shire Council discussed preventing insanitary and shoddy housing at Captain's Flat as large scale building is expected. The council will require planned submissions and council permission before construction, citing past mines era shanties in Bugtown built from old iron and sacks to prevent a repeat of those conditions.

Captain's. Flat Yarrowlumia Parsons Gaptsin

Belgium King Leopold Visits England Amid European Pressure

Belgium King Leopold and British Foreign Secretary Eden meet at a Belgian Embassy dinner in London. Talks reportedly cover colonial questions, Tanganyika, and the Congo headwaters. The by election in Belgium looms, with Premier Van Zeeland aiming for a large victory to guard Belgium against Fascist influence. France watches closely as Belgium’s result could affect regional policy and King Leopold’s prestige.

London Europe Leopold England Eerteinry Mr. Eden Argiow Bilin Tanganyika Germany Belin Urundi Rurnda Ware Ate Congo Tem Britain Auch Eign League Mr van Zeeland Teqder Dee Brellen Vinit Ie M. van Zeeland Belgium Herr Hiller Signor France Magland van Zealand Brusin

British Cabinet Bill Aims to Raise Salaries Controversy

A House of Commons bill to modify ministerial pay would raise the Prime Minister’s salary from £5000 to £10,000 and cabinet ministers to £5000 with pensions after a term. Debate swirls over cabinet reconstruction and Mr Bruce-Landon’s influence, with speculation of his ambitions and outsider perception causing friction among some cabinet hopefuls.

Landon Monney House of Commons Witt la Ant Mme Bruce Great Britain Bruise

Duchess of Bedford Feared Missing Over Sea Flight

Grave fears are raised for the safety of the Duchess of Bedford, a veteran airwoman, who departed Wayburn Abbey Bedfordshire at 3 20 this afternoon in her own moth plane. No further news has come from the missing craft, with reports of a disappearance near Peterborough and a Kapper’s testimony about the sea.

London Duchess of Bedford Wayburn Abbey Bedfordshire Peterborough Sng

Soviet Air Research at North Pole Flight Plan

Five Soviet planes reportedly departed secretly from Moscow for the North Pole area carrying 14 scientists dropped by parachute on nearby ice fields. The mission aims to establish a permanent landing place for the Moscow San Francisco air route with provisions for a year’s stay.

Moscow Maacew North Pole Pole Moscow-San Francisco

Undue Influence Alleged at Royal Commission Hearing

Fragmentary testimony alleges undue influence in Miller inquiry. Counsel Mr Shandy accuses police officers of perjury and improper motives. several inspectors and detectives named for potential charges. Witness Russell defends department, admitting possible masonic influence and improper reporting surrounding Miller.

Mydney Tursday Danable Miller Shandy Royal Commission Shanathe Ave Poller N Merrs Thompson Campbell Walsh Sheringham George Tilbert Th Mowlda Mowida S&p Windeyer RerKvant Gollivan Noigon Farrrutt Nhat Thapnotor Fergusnon Prom Tia Inspector Russell Snand Runwell Mr. Briand

Sydney Marks a Warm March Day for a Decade

Sydney records the hottest March day in ten years with the Weather Bureau predicting a southerly breeze or possible rain tomorrow. The brief notes the date as Tuesday and highlights the city’s heat trend.

Sydney Weather Bureau

Mussolini Faces Possible Spain Action as Allies Worry

European observers, including London officials, monitor signs from Mussolini as Italy may increase involvement in Spain. Authorities warn intervention could come with greater troop deployments and possible gas campaigns, while some urge withdrawal to avoid a broader crisis. Italian prisoners linked to chemical firms are alleged to be involved. In Paris, a Franco-German political rift looms as talks continue.

Vornmarttott Ie Ows Spain Daca Mussolini

Mussolini Returns to Rome After Libyan Tour

Mussolini arrives back in Rome from a Libyan tour and meets the secretary with a bulging portfolio. An official spokesman says no political considerations influenced the return, despite reports of travel curtailment due to sandstorms and unrest in Spain.

Rome Mussolini Yhin Algney Manacini Spain Blynoe Munsn, Inl

Paris Shooting Parts Reveal Madame de Ferrieria Link to Mussolini

In Paris the journalist Madame de Ferrieria testifies at magistrate hearings about a romance with Signor Mussolini from spring to July, seeking a rendezvous. She alleges the affair drew attention from Count de Chambrun and notes hints of French involvement while pursuing safe passage and records through embassy channels.

Signor MuseoUni Madame de Te Ferrieria Torresa Madame de Fomagnes Count Je Chambran Madame Fersares Signor Mussolini Chambrun Aignor Mussolini Count de Chambrun Muscalini Paris Hho

Easter Holiday Publication Schedule Change

The Canberra Times will not publish on Good Friday but will resume during the Easter holidays with publications planned in the interim period. The note clarifies there will be no issue on Good Friday and that regular issues resume afterward.

Canberra Times

Validity of former Mrs Simpson divorce in doubt

A London report discusses intervention in the Simpson divorce case from Warren ton Virginia in 1927. Legal experts query whether the divorce was granted under proper authority and whether English law recognizes the American decree. Parliament may need to act to remove doubts about cross border recognition.

London Simpson Cave Warrenton Virginia Mra. Simpson England Scotland Pariiament Smeamra

Divorce Decree Executed Amid Turbulent Proceedings

In Sydney on Tuesday a decree nisi was made absolute in a divorce case. Mr Justice Boye oversaw the rapid proceedings as the couple faced child related timing. The claimant sought to have Mancolini's name removed from the case amid disputed duties and international ties.

Sydney Tuesaday Die Vorce Justice Boye

Youth cyclist killed in Canberra road crash at Queanbeyan

Leonard Andrew 18 years old of Queanbeyan died after a head on collision between a group of five cyclists and a borrowed motor cycle ridden by Henry Larkin of Queanbeyan on the GS and LR road near the Sullivan Creek bridge. Larkin was injured, both taken to Canberra Hospital. Andrew had engaged in Boy Scouts and Queanbeyan Cycling Club activity and the funeral is set for Queanbeyan Christ Church with attendance from local cycling and scouting groups.

Road West Leonard Andrew Queanspeyan Wan Accon JCS Henry J Larkin Queanbeyan Larkin Alec Civic Centre Canberra Andrew Acon Auminion Sullivan Créek Alao Holt Canberra Hospital Cooma Road Quembayan Boy Scout Movement Queanbeyan Chub Seevies Chirtat Church Church of England Tharwa Road Queanbeyan Boyrgeout

Insurance claim case over self destruction and insurance payout

London court details appeal by Royal Insurance Co over a policy linked to Charles Rowlandson who killed himself to trigger a payout. The ruling unsettles prior jury findings while noting the complex law on self murder and insurance. The case references premiums and a taxi fatal incident in 1094 involving Major Rachand and a driver.

London Magidai Charles Rowlandson Js Entate Court of Appeal Royal Insurance Co. Dun Sppesl de la Fooreraaford Jantice Swift Lord ‘Wright Sail Ferman Mieresford Crows Rowluadamn

Oil Company Seeks Injunction in Gas Station Dispute

In AYDNEY a case in Equity Court saw Independant ON Endustries Ctd dispute with Shell and Visium OM over delivery of motor spirit. The matter involves an injunction sought by Purr Pull petrol distributors against the defendants. The record notes alleged refusals to sell and a court granting interim relief.

Aydney Janne Oil Companien Equity Endustries Ctd Shell Company Visium OM Amdavita Companion Egatlon

Masquerade as Male London Woman in 1893 Case

A Marlborough Police Court case details Valen Stith's long history of cross dressing and social deception. The 92 year old faced charges for posing as a man and taking male roles, including work as a domestic servant and in various positions, after a life involving multiple marriages to men and women and inheritance disputes. The tale spans wartime service, remarriage, and ongoing deception culminating in a conviction for making a false statement of marriage.

London Marlborough Valen Stith M Ismanth Smith Marriad Ackelbaienith Earneut Crough Crough Brighton Barber Satin Nereelf

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