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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
2
In Canberra today readings show Seromater at 49 meters with a pressure near 39.388 inches and notes of temperature and pricing for dogs. Data includes a forecast window around 2 pm with a maximum for the day and a reference to Towra ending at 8 with a late afternoon price update.
In Reno on Monday Princean Alewas Milvini formerly Mia Barbara Hatton heiress to Woolworth millions received a divorce from her spouse. The proceedings confirm the divorce action and set terms to be finalized within the next hours.
Moony Mfemeeciel and the Breach Minister for Air Genere Denain inaugurated a new air service linking Paris and Rome with a London connection, outlining reciprocal concessions and technical cooperation. The ceremony emphasized security and broader international linkages.
Telopea Park schedules a second term of evening classes on Tuesday May 2 at the Talopea Park Baboal. The program outlines courses in public service motivation and exam preparation for students. Officials note last term’s enrollment was satisfactory and welcome new attendees.
Turmoil erupts at the government house as Purves clashes with officials over urgent matters. The dispute centers on leadership decisions and the handling of a critical policy. October tensions rise as miscommunication fuels a broader political crisis.
A sharp cold night brings frost on tablelands and some fog. The day warms to a mild level with westerly to north westerly winds and a chiefly breezy pattern across regions.
Review argues bringing women onto Australian juries could improve verdicts. Citing U S practice, it notes women jurors are attentive, less biased, and yield better verdicts in mixed juries. Addresses exemptions, contamination fears, and calls for serious consideration by lawyers and legislators.
A chaotic court scene in Alexandria unfolds with prosecutors and magistrates present as a controversial film showing reveals details not yet disclosed. A fire destroys the planned viewing before witnesses could be examined, erasing key moments amid allegations involving a suspect tied to a prominent foreign copy.
A motion moved by T M Shakespeare requests the Government to prepare a four year program for finishing the city project in Canberra. It calls for immediate action to transfer administration of military colleges to Canberra and to fund development up to 4,800,000 pounds with a view to reopening the Royal Military College and introducing compulsory military training in Australia by year end.
Detectives raided a Paddington shop this afternoon seeking notes from a purported note printing plant. They questioned occupants and searched the premises but found no usable evidence or notable notes.
Brisbane market bulletin notes renewed rise in wool prices with uncertain demand. Traders see limited supply and stronger overseas bidding as key drivers. Local dealers expect cautious activity this week while assessments of fiber quality influence price movements.
Good rowing and wicket-keeping by the South Africans subdued the Surrey batsmen. The Africana fielding contrasted with Cambridge week’s effort. Notable bowlers included Crisp 2 for TH, Bell 4 for Is Langton, Tomlinson 1 for 63, Dilton 209.
In London newspapers highlight the “sufferings” of Mrs Cameron and Mrs Stele as they remain apart from their husbands during the South Africa clash. The wives watch from Leveson Gower’s private box while the men play, with social life continuing around the match. The report also notes a lecture on China’s cultural movement given to a packed audience.
Dr W Ghan Consul General for China spoke at the Ernest Morrison Lecture at the Institute of Anatomy last night, outlining China s New Culture Movement and the role of English as a key second language shaping national contact with the West.
County cricket summaries report Middlesex 161 and 8 for 100 chasing Worcester 114 and 148 as Leicestershire beat Sussex. Kent 478 with Pegs 122 Woolley 74 Lovett 76 Weight 651 over Hampshire 444. Gloucester 266 with Neale TS Pape 60. Nottinghams 250 and 163 after lunch. Lancash ire 7 for 408 declared against Oxford 230. Yorkshire 324 with Mitchell 80 Sitcliffe 91. Derbyshire 282 for 9 declared. Northampton 421 and 4 for 134 Tin 72 not out.
Modera tor Victor Clank addresses the Presbyterian General Assembly calling the press an ally needed to reform moral failings. He criticizes sensational divorce and crime reports and denounces the State Lottery, urging action to protect public health and virtue. He notes the lottery’s odds and the danger to civic morality.
Dr. Kagawa addressed more than 400 Canberra congregants at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on the Seven Paradoxes of modern life and Christian faith. The sermon linked Japan’s Christian progress with personal piety, labour, and peace while urging love among Christians and true God consciousness in belief.
A Paris TV-like air raid drill portrayed residents sheltering as the scene depicted a makeshift medical station and hospital transfer of patients. The article then shifts to a lengthy discussion on China’s revival movement under Confucian thought, examining modern reforms, cultural restoration, and leadership narratives surrounding Confucius and national policy.
The Cane serra Chamber of Commerce met at the Hotel Wellington with leaders presiding. They resolved to back the Advisory Council's seat allocation, pressed for improved bus services during holidays, and planned interviews with transport authorities. Debate focused on Canberra funding, treasury returns, and better management of development funds.
An inquest opened in Melbourne into the death of Binet Belsian a girl aged sixteen and a half. The inquiry examined suspects including Robert Belay a herd taster and father. Gerber Herbert Knipits an apprentice of Ormond. and Mangere a girl who may have witnessed events. Witnesses described a troubled scene with family members and a shop visit as the inquiry adjourned with no firm conclusions at this stage.
Sir Charles Clubbe heads the opening of the Cambridge Institute of Anatomy conference featuring Hanlin and Hughe presenting a face mask of Clubbe. The Northern campus hosts the event as Tamnus Austenlian excellence is noted. recognition of Clubbe’s work on儿童初中教育.
A diplomatic note from London reports Turkey seeks a major revision of the postwar settlement. The piece notes Ankara aims to redefine the terms of the treaty and review the era’s delimitations and guarantees, with emphasis on territorial and security concessions.
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