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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
2
Canberra forecast lists odd times and planet positions for May 24 1934. Mentions Mount Stramlo Commo Va, sunrise and set times, major planets Venue Mara Jupiter Saturn with unclear numerals and mistyped hours. The fragmentary data hints at a daily sky chart rather than a cohesive forecast.
Weather summary from Canberra reports a barometer at 8 20 am and a maximum temperature near 30 degrees, with a minimum around 24 degrees. Rainfall records for the current year show totals and daily amounts, noting NE winds and general conditions.
In Pari Toneday the Enetshesen faced mixed results with matches including Perey defeating Marita 6 0 9 7 and Derry/ Hughes beating Drug/Gontion. Several players advanced, returns and ad hoc scoring led to disputed points and shifting momentum, finishing amid confusion and a tense atmosphere.
The Canberra Times reports that Washington messages hint Roosevelt may push a wartime debt settlement affecting Britain and the United States. It notes Commonwealth debt terms are stiffer than Britain’s U S deals, and outlines Australia’s loan principal and interest under current agreements along with potential U S revisions.
A forthcoming Repertory Society production features the Hepartory Society Trio under Madame M. ta Manavitn, performing selections from The First Mim Madame Ransom and other repertoire. The event, led by conductor Vary concert eigden, marks the ensemble as a regular feature in future Society productions.
On Wednesday at the Central Summons Court Rev William Gray, a Presbyterian minister, was committed for trial on a charge of stealing his wife’s property valued at 200. The attorney general had returned to a Dun agreement with the defendant.
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief local note about a new chemist associated with Cove, with unclear surrounding details and several garbled words. The readable fragment mentions a bar and an event or person named Eames, but the exact meaning is uncertain.
A disputed inquiry examines reduction schemes by major fuel companies, alleging rebates to sellers to influence pricing. The report cites a 1324 March shift and notes managers and witnesses discussing loyalty and quotas, with complaints of inflated bonuses and price manipulation across multiple firms.
A garbled note reports a planned merger among multiple entities including Mat vont, Felaviaion Company Ltda, The I Company, Kilee ertens and Nee Industries. It mentions equal shareholding, a nonstandard board with names like Merenine and Alfred Clarkes, and references to an electoral or musical context, but the text is largely indecipherable.
Fragmented OCR text shows a political controversy involving the Country Party and Mr Lang, with references to government actions, parliamentary decisions, and party demands. The readable segments mention party lines, votes, and calls for specific measures amid an ongoing governance dispute.
In a High Court decision the Lawlor bequest was deemed invalid and the estate divided between the widow and next of kin. The ruling, amid a split bench, affects an estate once valued at about £498,009 with the widow to receive roughly £20,000 and others about £15,000 in total. Patrick Lawlor, deceased since 1983, left the estate to be shared.
The group under Ma Lan Pogson performed lively excerpts from Funat and ll rovtare with Indian love themes and a Kashmiri tune. The program included popular dances and tunes like Dea ny Merry Widow and Bury's to Leave, while uniforms were noted.
The Presbyterian Assembly in Sydney contends with Dr. Angus amid a controversy over his creed revisions. Supporters urge unity and caution against judging his theology by writings, while opponents fear doctrinal shifts and potential church division. Prominent figures including Auld May and McAiping argue for restraint and accountability.
Officials in Canberra study Australia’s trade with Belgium France Japan Italy and China and propose concessions on non manufactured imports. Australia shows favorable balances with each country totaling 18,750,000 pounds annually, with specific balances listed for Japan France China Belgium and Italy.
A Burns Memorial statue for Calchetta is slated for unveiling by a duke at the Wellimetan hotel site. Melbourne sculptor J. Tavine completes the work. funds exceed £3000 with strong NSW support though Victoria withholds. The piece depicts The whale of the Bratoy and shipments to centers are prepared for display.
Aydeny reports the Australian Broadometing Com mission announced the second competition for Australian composers to be conducted during 1940 with prizes totalling £, has been revised and will close on March 3. The competition will be divided into 14 sections covering every class of music.
Striking lorry drivers unleashed fury as police clashed with marchers in Minneapolis on Tuesday and Monday. A midlife business executive, pressed into service as a police constable, died amid the unrest. Food deliveries were disrupted but consumers faced no severe shortages.
Calcutta report on a prison breakout from Faridkat State Gaol where 27 convicts escaped. Three were killed in a clash with police, eleven escaped, the rest terrorizing the area. One witness injured during the trial for armed robbery.
Mr Tun Eawarde of New South Wates Thodes Schotel for THO. and non af 1 Ree es Sia J worked a brief stay at Hotel Linelte in Canberra. He returned recently after spending three years at Oxford.
A Tuesday meeting of the Pandé Committee discussed a proposed showground grandstand and associated facilities. The Coursing Club plan would block quick use of the site and require bond payments and liabilities transfer, delaying construction and raising questions about ownership. Local nominations and police reports also noted in the assembly, including a garage theft and a wallaby incident, with brief community remarks and sympathy for a member.
A meeting of the City Association decided to interview Mr Bo Brown secretary of the Department of the Interior regarding the Sydney Journey buildings erection and related city works. The plan covers the riverfront works including bus slips, additional wharfing, and baths on the north side.
World rowing title match featured Juery Barry and Bobby Perce as champions in a national regatta event. Garry accepted terms and preparations proceeded for a Canada venue amid uncertain dates and conditions.
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