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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
5
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Warsaw reports Poland rejects the German proposal to redraw Danzig sovereignty and build with access across a corridor. Military and civilian support mobilizes as 700000 Warsaw residents receive relief and defense funding streams. University students pledge termless sacrifice for fortification efforts. Premier Silos? and German envoy discussions hint at adherence to a ten year nonaggression pact. Premier Stevens signals looming national emergency in Australia with the Loan Council set to devise a defense funded plan and bolster full time works for rapid defense readiness.
Police identify the dead person described as a pensioner after examination of the upper jaw establishes the body found near Liverpool on Monday night. Relatives struggle to confirm the identity while investigators await further clarification.
Wellington crime report states Maburt McKay aged 42 and James Axthue Talbot aged 24 have been charged with unlawfully interfering with the will of Patricte Henby Shine. They will appear on remand at the Auckland Police Court. Westie wn says police will dock a further year in the second charge against McKay.
The Liberal Country Party conference opened with Paterson claiming the world struggle between democracy and dictatorships should spur support for the new party. Minister for the Interior McEwen told about 200 delegates that a growing body seeks honest and straightforward governance and party cooperation across government.
A trial rugby union meeting and weekend games are planned with multiple clubs including Kingston and Sydney Hijet School. Officials and players such as Mr. Melends and Mr. Baran feature, with a provisional lineup and a Sunday morning oval match at Narishbourns Oval.
An article notes Purthab extensions of the militia troopers announced by the Minister for Defense. It outlines new infantry units in Queensland and South Australia, a cavalry element to be formed in Queensland, and a field artillery battery in New South Wales. It mentions university involvement and notes administrative strain and recent executions.
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Chief mechanical engineer Dr. T Young told the Special Committee that the Boule Kreisle gauze device showed potential but breached fixed rolling stock principles. He said the model was not practical, though the idea might progress if a prototype could achieve higher speeds in scale trials.
World over supply pressures push the Australian Agricultural Conference to back an international agreement to curb wheat production and export markets. A combined Agricultural Council and industry meeting may be called to decide participation after Australia studies possible compensating measures and awaits a steer from the International Wheat Advisory Committee.
The Canborra Women’s Voluntary Servicer Association held a show at Hall yertor in May. Reported turnout was large with many residents engaged. The group demonstrated readiness to aid in the national emergency and supported women in the district across multiple tasks.
Canberra High top the standings with 10 points after a yesterday’s day of First Grade cricket. Canberra Grammar, Goulburn High and St Patrick’s posted mixed results as Grammar A and Canberra High A battled to a close tie in Second Grade, with scores and individual tallies including Sheatfe 68 and Wilson 119 not out in a variable day of innings.
In a Wednesday meet at North Sydney, Sydney distance runner Bendley failed to win the Austen mile. He finished behind A Hare, Dunne, and Borg, with a time of 2 minutes 29 seconds, compared to Borg's rapid 2 minutes 4 seconds.
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