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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 29, 1935

Page

4

Man Found Dead in Car Near Campden Picnic Ground

A local resident found Walter John Fox, 63, dead in a car abandoned at a picnic ground near Campden. Fox had been missing from his home in Waverley since the previous Monday week. Death appears to be due to a pulmonary cause, with the body left in the seat as investigators probe circumstances.

Bydney Camp den Jay Walter John Fox Fox Waverley

Royal Canberra Golf Club Evening Snooker Shield

The J. D. Tappenden Shield snooker tournament will be continued at a club evening tonight with games including W McKerraw against WD Fanning, Woodger Jr versus B Hibberson, Deasly against Browne, Fogarty against Moore, Cook versus H B James, Edington versus J Fogarty.

W. McKerraw WD. Fanning Woodger ¥. Jr B. Hibberson Deasly T) Browne W. Fogarty WJ Moore Cook H. B. James J. Edington J. Fogarty

Australians win all matches in Paris singles rounds

In Paris at Roland Garros the Australian contingent dominated. Adrian Quint, Turnbull, Crawford, Perry and Madame Sperling advanced through early rounds, defeating Gentien, Bonte, Goldachmidt, Maler, Keeth, Wide and Hopman, while local rivals fell short on the slow surface.

Paris Adrian Quint Haw Pis Ws Gentien Stade Roland Garros McGrath Hopman Madame Sperling Fraulein Krahwinkel Crawford Perry Austin von Cramm Maler Turnbull Bonte Quist Goldachmidt Wide Crawfora Best Boussus Denkeer

Protest Over Private Papers In Canberra Hostels

Readers' views protest clandestine searches for missing cutlery at Gorman House and the Hotel Kurrajong. They question drawers wardrobes and cabinet inspections and fear privacy breaches by management. They urge investigations into food and living standards, noting recent improvements yet unchanged rates. Canberra May 28, 1285.

Canberra Times Gorman House Kurrajong Commissariat Howes Hoateta House Wberty Lu Nol Hous Managementa Canberra

Wedding of Jeasle Mary McNamara and Francis Lawler

The union of two Monsto pioneer families was sealed on Saturday April 27 with Nuptial Mass at St Joseph’s Neutral Bay. Jeasle Mary McNamara wore ivory Spanish lace and Honiton veil, entering with her father as Guard of Honor of Mary Children. Francis Lawler, second son of Mrs and late Mr Lawler of Hilldyke Michelago, served as groom. Bride’s maids and choir performances accompanied the ceremony. Guests gathered at Warringah Hall for reception. couple to reside at Hilldyke.

Monsto Jeasle Mary W. A. McNamara Wyoming Father McDermott Father Keogh Neutral Bay Parish Hilda Marley Randwick Margaret McNamara Cecil Bruner Jones Mr. Bullen Hilldyke Stiehelago

Gun mishap injures man during Bathurst shooting party

John Fitton, 25, was wounded when a gun exploded during a shooting party near Bathurst yesterday. The blast tore his clothing and part of his left shoulder flesh. He walked over three miles to a waiting car and was taken 13 miles to hospital.

Rydney John Fitton Bathurst Disc

Attempted Poisoning Case Involving Dog Death

Sydney detectives investigate a report that Ronald George Geake near Windsor suspected a poisoning attempt. A dog that drank tea tasted bitter, then ate sugar from a bowl and died. Government Analyst will test the flyings of the sugar and stomach contents.

Sydney Ronald George Geake Windsor Geske

Canberra Court Pleads Guilty in Car Crash Case

Daniel Robert Grant, 15, pleaded guilty to driving a motor car without a license and was fined 10 shillings with 8 shillings 6 pence costs after a collision on Urerra Road near Queanbeyan injuring several passengers. He had only a learner’s permit with no licensed adult present. Charles David Hancock was fined 20 shillings with 8 shillings 8 pence costs for taking an axe from Commonwealth possession on February 18.

Daniel Robert Grant Costa AG. Hardwick P M Canberra Cook Urerran Romd Queanbeyan Grant Commonwealth Charles David Hancock Serve Coote

French Team for Davis Cup Named by Daily Telegraph

Wallis Myera reports Lacoste will nominate Borotra Boussus Mer Un and Bernard to face the Australians in the Davis Cup with Borotra in doubles Brugnon backs his own succession as Borotra's partner and notes he retires from Davis Cup at age 40.

Paris Telegraph Wallis Myera Lacoste Boratra Boussus Mer- UN Bernard Borotra Brugnon Hie Borotte Gratclus Tennin

Judge Dismisses Neon Signs Rent Claim in District Court

Judge Thompson ruled in the District Court that Neon Signs Australasia Ltd may not recover the disputed rent from Paul and Franklin. The case centered on a bye year rental contract claimed as a penalty clause for breach. The judge found the amount sought likely not recoverable and dismissed the application.

Sydney Neon Signs (Australasia) Ltd Paul Thompson

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