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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
4
Pupils at Wort Street High School led events with student speeches and patriotic songs during the state wide Day observance. The school held ceremonies as part of the InPike Day celebration, reflecting local pride and civic spirit.
At Telopea Park Intermedian High School two ceremonies observed empire values. Sir Geoffrey Whinkard addressed senior pupils in the Assembly Hall, stressing Commonwealth unity, safety, and freedom, and praising loyal, civic duty. Infants staged a world map display with Empire nations in national dress and songs.
Canberra Magistrate Mr W F Buritz refused Royal Dunebgmm Golf Club special permits for May 5 13 and 26 social evenings citing the Liquor Ordinance needs amendments. He warned the ruling would curb after hours liquor permits and urged formal Department review to define meal and timing standards. Officials argued the supper timing and venue scope created compliance issues, with police concerns over nonmember access and dining duration.
A local hospital board faced criticism as Dr Noll defended by law and policy while a chairman and others argued the board could pursue reforms without harming patients. The dispute highlighted by by laws and annual reports raised questions about governance and the balance of patient welfare against internal procedures.
London reports Prime Minister Baldwin will chair the Imperial Conference with Anthony Eden, aiming to restrict debates to core imperial topics. Officials expect discussions on defence, communications, shipping, and the empire's economic loading while preparing for a Whitsun adjournment.
In Sydney on Wednesday the S.P. Operators Race Club attempted another tactic to foil rivals. the race results and official weights were withheld, then released publicly at 42.15. The article notes the official book includes details with copyright held by various venues, and compares to the official price of a related item.
A terse entry notes a stay-in strike by communist groups in New Zealand, with sparse details about timing and location. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but the headline indicates organized labor action and political overtones within the country.
Canberra forecast calls for a fine mild day with a cold frosty or foggy night on the highlands. Winds from the north toward the north, cloud development expected later across the region.
A press cablegram states APAN will submit concrete Anglo Japanese cooperation proposals to Britain for Imperial Conference discussion. The article argues peaceful Pacific policy requires Britain to reorient postwar policy, restore the Anglo Japanese Alliance, and support Australia through strong ties with Japan and the United States.
The Australian Contingent will mount guard for 24 hours at Buckingham Palace during the international week. Representations from Mr Knelesd led to reshaping duties with home sergeants and others becoming privates for the occasion. Australia Canada and India will cover full hours over Buckingham Palace and St James's Palace from May 10. The South African and New Zealand contingents will supply 30 officers and men to cover the day from dawn until 6 pm.
Melbourne reports progress at the Fishermans Bend aircraft plant with full production now expected by October rather than July. The Acting Minister for Labour notes delays in obtaining essential machinery though construction continues, aiming to start operations later in the year.
A young daughter of Mr and Mrs A Bradley Joe of Morton Street Queanbeyan received painful injuries yesterday when she tipped and fell onto a spike protruding from a bridge. She entered Queanbeyan Hospital for treatment.
Fragmentary report notes Wan A SENT om BIDNEY and Collings as Queenaland leaders meeting at Bonpebel Institute and at 1 wets Goat henate. Lyons returned and may seek a rush section amid war scare, with stamping at return and Lat Me.
Fragmentary dispatch from London notes the King granting a half bow to a consular official and mentions Prime Minister McKenzie King. A cited remark from Henstor Collings claims allied forces remain loyal and honest to their principals amid uncertain events.
Pupils of Queanbeyan Intermediate High School joined Empire Day activities with a pageant led by Mila Swan’s pupil and a display featuring Empire symbols. Headmaster Mr J Gallagher spoke on Empire Day meaning, as students walked to Showground for remarks and a picnic. The Rev W Holliday urged dignity and restraint, while Timboa recounted Florence Nightingale and Souk Cornell. a young midshipman honored at Jutland inspired reflection on national conduct.
Legendary soprano Lotte Lehmann shaped the modern tenor and concert scene with radiant temperament and dramatic range. The article traces her Vienna debut and rise through Covent Garden and the Met, noting honorary membership and record attendance, highlighting her influence on late 1920s opera and a celebrated New York phase.
In a heated exchange Dr. L W Nott questions ministerial actions and constitutional rights in the territorial dispute. The debate centers on representation, voting, and the scope of executive power amid calls for inquiry and potential political consequences.
Acting Treasurer reports a Commonwealth fund of £72000 near completion. Treasurer Manares notes strong applications growth, with many from small investors seeking to boost April savings before drawing on accounts.
At the London court today, several prominent Australians appeared. Names mentioned include Lady Pas Bruager, Mrw ft aie Misceign ftughes and Al Dunstan, reflecting a diverse roster of attendees at the proceedings.
Fragment text describes a tonal concert on 17th May with Deninn present and public performances. Mentions Byrney and Fi berra, with bookings for cart and support acts noted in unclear phrasing. Strong entities include Deninns and Fi berra.
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