25 May 1935
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
1
In Washington, the Senate backed President Roosevelt on a key veterans bill by a 40 to 54 vote but failed to reach the two thirds needed to override. Demands for a two year continuation of the NRA were echoed by Labour leaders as they urged broader economic measures amid warnings of renewed unemployment.
In a Thalia Abyssinian dispute, leaders urge restraint and discuss avoiding rupture. The council plans to decide by noon Saturday on proposals to prevent conflict and permit limited air travel after cautionary talks. Strong concerns about interventions and region stability frame the session.
A clever ruse at Sydney Technical College led to the detection of a theft. Money disappeared from a dormitory, a dye was used in the deception, and the culprit was traced by witnesses. The Central Court sentenced the offender to a month in prison for staging the incident.
A troubled coast city faces unrest as seamen strike over labor rights. The mayor is injured amid clashes with demonstrators, while police attempt to separate the sides and restore order. Strong entities include the mayor, seamen, and city authorities. The incident highlights ongoing wage disputes and municipal response.
London reports the joint committee of both Houses of Parliament advised against receiving the West Australian secession petition. It argued Parliament cannot entertain such a petition without a clear, direct request from the Commonwealth and the Australian people. The rejection rests on constitutional principles and Westminster Statute.
Fragmentary report from Sydney describes a man waiting for an ambulance on a Friday. When it arrived, he appeared to resist and fled, wearing dressing and moving toward an unknown location. Details are incomplete.
Fragmentary text discusses interference limits by the Parliament of the United Kingdom in dominions and self governing states, the Commonwealth Constitution Act, and the voice of Australian states in constitutional changes. It notes that UK legislation on constitutional matters should reflect the will of Australians rather than a single minority.
Six United States Naval Air Force officers were killed when a large seaplane, identified as GFT, spun out of control and plunged into the ocean during nighttime maneuvers about 50 miles from Midway Island. The crash occurred while responding to distress calls from another plane forced to land at sea. Only four wreckage pieces have been recovered.
London Thursday reports a chaotic meeting of English and Dominion Cabinet Ministers on meat policy. An earlier decision to refer Australian and New Zealand mutton and lamb shipments to experts led to a private session that failed to address the core issue, delaying progress on future consignments.
Sydney court hears murder and forgery charges against Patrick Brady a 42 year old shearer linked to the Gramulla killing on or about April 8 and a £98 10s cheque forgery with intent to defraud The case seeks a prompt adjournment while police seek a remand and the magistrate grants a short extension but not the longer requested extension
Australasian wool sales totaled around 0,450 bales with New South Wales Queensland Victoria Western Australia and New Zealand accounting for most. Merino prices rose about 16 percent while scoured and slips traded near record levels. Home buyers and United States purchases are noted amid active competition from Europe including France and Germany.
A plane overturned near Dalby about 200 miles from Brisbane today, bursting into flames and injuring several men, two seriously. A bystander dived in to help as police and an ambulance crew rescued occupants, including A. Garrow and Wart.
Willam Morgan, a visitor from Melbourne, was struck by a train in Goulburn on Friday and killed instantly while walking along the tracks. He was admitted earlier for a severe illness and died about an hour after being moved to a district hospital.
A professor named Shann has died under undisclosed circumstances. No further details are provided in the brief item.
In Canberra Jubiter Medals are discussed for recipients kept secret by officials. Mr Tillyard, ex head of the entomotoxical section, has recovered from ill health and continues scientific work. Some names were overlooked yet not disclosed by the Prime Minister’s Department.隐good recovery and research pursuits mentioned.
In a chaotic London match the South Africans began strongly but Hampshire faltered as Vincent’s left hand injury and several quick dismissals shifted momentum. Cameron surged with an 40 minute innings including eight fours, aided by Pothecary and Rowan as Wade fell lbw and North's bowlers exploited late errors.
Surrey defeated Warwick by ten wickets after both teams posted large scores. Middlesex beat Somerset by seven wickets with Gumblett making 53 and Robins taking four for 48. Runsex and another side played to a draw after high scoring totals. Yorkshire and Oxford drew after Barber scored 125 and Leyland contributed 60. Notts posted 345 but were defeated for 376 as Martiett and Topwood starred. Gloucestershire posted 188 and 9 for 148 in a mixed result.
Superintendent Carter stated that new methods for detecting reckless and careless motorists are being considered by the department. The aim is to enforce road safety and ensure proper conduct by drivers.
Empire Day was marked in Canberra and across states with patriotic functions in schools and public venues. The Rev Dr Waldock urged youths to uphold the Empire’s heritage, while Telopen Park School staged an all age program of tableaux dances and plays amid Jubilee celebrations, reflecting on citizenship and national pride.
The Governor General sends a private secretary message to the Queen conveying loyal and affectionate birthday wishes from the Government of Australia and the recipient's family. The note expresses sincere wishes for her majesty's gracious influence and beneficent leadership.
A fragmented notice mentions women of Drakd Hawking Ralnigh and others in what is described as a misleading or bogus pursuit. The text hints at public concern over a false claim or banner, urging scrutiny and accountability.
Citizens gathered in Martin Place for a notable ceremony marked by orderly proceedings and visible public enthusiasm. Organizers, local officials, and attendees supported the event with brief remarks and ceremonial gestures. The gathering underscored community pride and civic engagement.
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