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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
2
Readable forecast notes chiefly fine at Gret with bat clouds increasing on the tablelands. Showers extend to parts of the coast and winds turn north west to west becoming windy.
Dr Page urged a united federation approach stressing face to face conferences for major problems. He noted the success of federation in Australia over thirty five years and contrasted it with the US early federation. Officials praised the Commonwealth Bank Board for stabilising the economy and urged continued nonpartisan service for national welfare.
A sanitised historical note reports Dr Ivan Lee Holt, president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ, foreseeing conflict between white and black populations in America. He cites rising Black demographics and earlier segregation, noting political visits and admiration for Canberra while lamenting inability to return within 25 years.
Acting Prime Minister Dr Earle Page urged states to consent to constitutional amendment enabling Commonwealth control of wheat marketing during the Australian Agricultural Council open session yesterday. The appeal emphasized federal management to stabilize prices and supply in the industry across Australia.
Dr Page urged Commonwealth action to amend Section 2 of the Constitution to permit a national wheat pool, warning that without lawful certainty the High Court and Privy Council could strike down wheat related laws. He emphasized cooperation with states and outlined marketing and quality controls as central.
Reserve lineup includes Hawke McGrath Mayere Colquhoun Makin OBrien Sheen Clear Ongley BE Jobat Boyd Burke Thige with goals by Boyd four. Substitutes listed include Ferrer Stevens Fornaras Lambest and H.
A lecture by H Gray at the Australian Forestry School Canberra reviews coniferous planting in Australia. He urges large scale planting despite feasibility concerns, notes current plantings fall short, and calls for state tailored programs and inter-state conferences to develop five year plans with budgetary continuity.
Judge Walls in a hearing about a native child abduction case questions the native rights under law. Andrew faced rape charges involving a 17 year old aboriginal girl Olive held in what is claimed to be missionary care. The judge insists the girl was under lawful care and contract, noting the community’s claims and suggesting deceit by defense witnesses.
Magistrate warned all parties involved after disturbances at a Cantā Cone play in Isington Yuldalington. Defendants Purcival Hurphiey and Cech Cranas were discharged with a caution while witnesses faced perjury accusations. The judge emphasized authorities would arrest all concerned if further trouble arose.
A Westminster committee ends secession as a constitutional remedy within the Commonwealth. Perth and Canberra clash over state rights, urging Canberra to present unified constitutional reforms. The piece argues only national leadership can fix federation flaws and unite Australia against lingering state dis content.
Wild scenes erupted at a wrestling bout in Auckland on Tuesday as fighters Pereira and Williams clashed. The referee awarded a point dispute leading to further confusion, with both men remaining in the ring and a second referee intervention required before action resumed.
Ammlgamated Wirw Wen A'ming Ltd establishes a program for navigation officers training in wireless radio under Commonwealth and British government action. Twenty four officers expected to enroll and will obtain Radiotelegraphy certificate and pass a sending and receiving test at ten words per minute. They will learn distress apparatus adjustment and regulations governing distress messages.
In Sydney on Tuesday the High Court heard further argument in the case of The Sung editor Thomas Dunhable charged with contempt. Counsel argued the article was not a direct attack on the court and did not intend to undermine federal legislation. The court reserved judgment and indicated it would reconvene tomorrow.
Archbishop Timotheos of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Ametratia announces a collection at Sydney Cathedral raised funds for the Jubilee Fund. The money benefits infant welfare and family services with proceeds from Goodyanr Tyre and Rubber Australia Ltd. of Crussville, New Wales supporting the cause.
A lengthy funeral procession for the late Archbishop Clune drew wide attendance from diverse denominations. Notables included city officials and church leaders, with the cortege passing through the cemetery grounds where mourners gathered along the route.
Canberra watchers will view a film of the London Jubilee scene showing King George speech to Parliament. The film, shown at Capitol Theatre, will be sent to the Acting Prime Minister for Commonwealth records as Australia prepares to receive the King’s visit.
Witt view to developing the social causeway Diggers will host a periee of mortal overt Inge at the Friendly Societies Hall in Kingston. Monthly gatherings will run for the remainder of the seats with all profits to the Children’s Christmas Treat. The December event features dancing, singing, and vocal items with music by Balloy.
In Lang Innes Equity Court the Bismarck Range Lucknow Gold Exploration Company seeks an injunction against Wentworth Lucknow regarding leases and tailings on adjacent property. Bramuarck Range's director William Marshall says ore was carted to a battery, with fencing set up after disputes over lease.
The Customa Department Social Club was revived at a meeting convened by the Comptroller-General of Customa, Mr. E Abbott. Appointed officers include Patron E Abbott, President T Simonds, Vice-President Jo McGlade, Secretary-Treasurer J L Knott, with committee members A Brown, G Welch, J Marcunion, and F Meers. The club aims to promote dances and social events among officers and their families.
Dominion Gold Ltd has been approved as a company in Canberra with share capital of 100000, 2s each. Founders include John Michael Ryan, Kulooln Bt Potts Point, Sydney Hubert Carroll estate agent, Dudley Mt Adelaide Ryan Fria inventor, Dudley Gornon Coed, Charles Janine Hardis hire broker, and Emanuel, among others.
A Beecial arrangement by Reuters Word Service and other information sources marks the completion of a yearlong program. International partners share the milestone and acknowledge joint efforts in advancing intelligence studies for students.
Inquest into Lelunia at Surotly Grace Fear aged 10 reveals the coroner and Dr Stenning call for public awareness. The case notes difficulty in treating tetanus and mentions a proposed 100,000 units of tetanus serum to save lives, urging medical services to be better prepared.
The Sydney wool market again held firm with keen competition from Japan and the Continent as Merino lots sold strong. A total of 11 300 bales offered with 8 415 at auction and 1 450 privately sold, featuring several large consignments from Armidale and other stations. prices quoted per bale and per pound varied across many listings.
Growers reported rewards for patience as wool prices improved. H R Curran of Gladinderra refused a private deal in December and waited for public sale terms. Brokers noted a strong clip with several consignments sold at favorable end prices, reflecting renewed demand and better returns for distant wool futures.
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