Ornament Contest Lead Faces Jury Decision
Local pageant judges prepare to select a winning ornament amid a decorative competition. Officials say entries must meet design standards and originality criteria to advance.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
3
Local pageant judges prepare to select a winning ornament amid a decorative competition. Officials say entries must meet design standards and originality criteria to advance.
A fatal drowning at a water hole near Queanbeyan prompts inquest and police inquiry. Violet Rushton witnesses claim she saw a boy and Crowley implicated in the incident. Evidence describes the victim, family distress, and efforts to recover the body. The inquest continues with testimony about a possible entry to a shaft and the scene near a yard.
Sydney report says Jack Munro a 64 year old promoter appeared at the Central Court charged with disobeying a court order issued September 4 seeking custody of a child. The matter was adjourned to May 25 with a fine of 150. The magistrate ruled Munro could petition for the order to determine the child's custody.
The coroner returned an accidental death verdict for Frederick Herbert Cindenworth, who died near Randwick on April 8 after a motor crash. Albert Leslie Gordon is charged, with evidence suggesting an investigation of the driver’s involvement and the car’s impact as witnesses recalled the scene.
A custody application in court alleges fatherhood by Bidasy Erick Muisten and seeks adoption for the child. An affidavit claims Gregor Wigh Traut is the husband’s mother’s partner and the child’s welfare favors adoption. The child’s mother died by suicide in January, with the child in her arms.
Fragmentary notes describe a Centenary Thousand event linked to Thijab Week, with references to the Dunlop Company and public road publicity. The text mentions international figures, consular activity in Australia, and calls for civic cooperation to support a long-distance cycling contest known as the Centenary Threand, intending to boost entry numbers and prize value.
Heavy competition among buyers at the Mimeton saleyard today as 41 400 bein offered. Demand for baskets quiet and market generally phased. quality below recent standards with supplies well up. Angert operated freely for 1 720 bead in the ratt le section and overall market somewhat better than Thursday. Quotations list various prices for sheep cattle and other stock with mixed quality and moderate activity.
An advertisement-like fragment touts Morse’s pills as the sole remedy for digestive and liver issues. It claims universal benefits, promises relief from pain and discomfort, and urges readers to trust the product as a definitive cure.
In a Canberra league clash Acton impressed with clean play and standout runs led by Stirling Sharp and Dorman. Goulburn, unbeaten at home, faced a tough Queanbeyan. Lee starred for Queanbeyan while Ramage kicked eight goals for the Magpies as Acton clinched victory boosting optimism for Acton and Goulburn’s evolving teams.
Report from Tucwood Court today details a knife attack during which William Junyon Turret faced charges of assault. Grant Hunsett, praised as a loyal returned soldier, aided in subduing the assailant. Eyewitnesses recall Mayes wielding a knife before being disarmed and restrained by the crowd. The proceedings focus on the bravery of bystanders and the chaotic confrontation.
Endeavour races as Britain's challenger for the America's Cup, now held by the New York Yacht Club, with new rules allowing substitution of yachts and earlier defender readiness. If a boat is disabled, the course must be finished. the series will be best four of seven on a thirty mile course off Newport Rhode Island.
The World Championship bout ended in the tenth round when Carruth stopped Hypniey after the referee intervened 59 seconds into the final round. Palmer led the crowd of 12,000 as the match concluded with Stribling and others noting the heavy exchanges and decisive finish. Carroll Thay and Heaney assisted ringside, while the defeated Hypniey left with swelling to the face.
Jiney Cullinan of Undercut was bitten when she tried to separate two fighting dogs this afternoon. She sustained injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment.
The Arras Cathedral, long battered, was reopened and rededicated in a ceremonial event led by Marinal Petain who handed over the keys. The restoration symbolized peace and the return of faith.
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