Question in State House inireported funding debate
A fragmented parliamentary exchange quotes a memorandum to the Pope by Prime Minister Lyons. Labour MP D Clyne presses the Premier in the Assembly, seeking clarity on a proposed daily free meal plan linked to overseas trade and potential market gains for Australian products. The discussion references the Pope and overseas country conditions.
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Lyons
D. Clyne
Labour
Marvens
Bravens
Chained to Seat Woman Demonstrator in Queensland Parliament
A protester chained herself to a parliamentary seat in Queensland during a demonstration. Police intervened to detach the restraints as onlookers watched the protest unfold. The incident highlighted ongoing debates over reform and public display inside the legislative chamber.
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Queensland
Incas Treasure Expedition Led by British Officer
A retired British Army officer Captain Bris rkine Loch leads the Andes Alianza Expedition 1935 36 sailing from New York to Guayaquil, then through Ecuador to reach the Andes and seek the legendary Inca treasure while collecting fossils, geology, and ethnographic samples with an international team. The voyage aims to map unknown Amazon headwaters and study the Sabela Indiana and Jivara people.
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Bris Rskine Loch
Ds.c
Amazon
New York
Santa Barbara
Guayaquil
Eueador
Riobamba
Raderida Leita
Patate
Andes
Loch
Carl de Muralt
Zurich
H.M. Hardwicke
Wilfred Klamroth
Peter Prime
Milwaukee
Alasteir Loch
London
Ecuador
Lienganates Mountains
Col
Er. C.brooks
Valverde
Cosat
Sabela Indiana
Amason
Ince
Royal Wedding Guests Gather in London Ceremony
In London, royal wedding preparations include the groom named Roe Dally and bride Margaret Mase set to participate in the gala ceremony. Attending will be Lady Alice Moot and a list of prominent guests such as Mary Cambridge, Angela Scott, Elizabeth Scott, Mina Ann Hawkins, Claire Pippa, and Motra Scott.
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London
Man “Roe Dally
Margaret Mase
Alice Moot
Princene Ils
Mary Cambridge
Marquess of Cambridge
Angela Scott
Elizabeth Scott
Mina Ann Hawkins
Claire Pippa
Motra Scott
ISPAHLINGER TESTS Cattle in Ulster Demonstration
London reports on Spahlinger vaccine experiments by Ulster Government officers. Vaccinated cows showed immunity to tubercle bacilli for about two years six months, while unvaccinated cows died in 42 days after jugular injection. The Daily Telegraph calls for a panel of experts to explain milking life losses, with bovine tuberculosis causing about 2,500 human deaths yearly in Britain.
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London
Ulster
Ulster Ministry For Agriculture
Daily Telegraph
Britain
British Medical Association
Petrol Trade Difficulties Block Commonwealth Legislation
The Prime Minister told the House of Representatives that the Commonwealth cannot legislate to implement Royal Commission recommendations on petrol. He explained the commission urged a standard and pump labeling, or an inspection system, but the matter has been left to the states for action they deem desirable.
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Royal Commission On Petrol
House of Representatives
Barnard
Lyons
Wife Murder Trial in Auckland for Conductor Mare
In Auckland on a Tuesday the trial of Eric Mare the well known orchestral conductor charged with murdering his wife Thelma Mateo on April 15 continued as witness Miss Freda Stark testified detailing how a cup of hot milk was given to Thelma before she fell asleep and later died Medical staff noted a dangerous poisoning and Mare denied wrongdoing while neighbors and officials described suspicious behavior and days of deteriorating health leading to her death.
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Auckland
Eric Mare
Thelma Mateo
Mias Freda Stark
Mira
Marco
Bert
Witning
Thelma
Incolled
Fiar
Brenor Brownlee
Witncan
Morco
Ike Verona
Pal Foniar
Ambulansa
Uhs
Bjorke
Ranger
Abe
Ianor Brownlow
Marto
Mareo
Innida
Ignor
Withene
Rickets Case Reported After Canberra Family Inquiry
A government report cited by Health Minister W M Hughes details a rickets case in a Canberra family. The three year old child showed signs at ten months and received diet and medical treatment. A welfare inquiry found past neglect but current adequate clothing, food, and medical care.
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Federal Capital Territory
W. Maloney
House of Representatives
W. M. Hughes
Commonwealth
Canberra
Dr. Nott
Canberra Hospital
Health Department
Accordgly
Child Welfare Department
Sydney
Annual Meeting Sets Canberra Women’s Cricket Leaders
The Blue Triangle Association met at the YWCA on September 30 with Miss Tapley-Short absent. Mr Kappler chaired as representatives from Westridge Westlake Hall C of FE Girls Grammar School and WCA attended. Mina Tapley-Short was elected President Florrie Noble Vice-President and C Kay Secretary Treasurer. Discussion considered renaming to Canberra Women’s Cricket Association and affiliating with the Australian Women’s Cricket Council to open pathways to national selection. Plans foresee at least five teams for the season starting October 10. Women or girls wanting to play should contact the Secretary at WCA.
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Y.W.C.A
Tapley Short
Kappler
Westridge
Westlake
Hall
C. of FE Girls’ Grammar School
W.C.A
Mina Tapley-Short
Florrie Noble
C. Kay
Canberra Women's Cricket Association
Shemens
Australian Women's Cricket Council
Australia
Associaum
Sodium gas lamp experiments for Canberra lighting
Interior electrical engineers test sodium gas lamps after mercury vapour units failed at Kingston. A sodium lamp near the police station is under observation to compare efficiency for lighting Canberra’s suburbs and dark roads on an economic basis.
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Kingston
Bridge Jointogakland
San Francisco
Us.a
Canberra
Narrow Escape from Shark at Ramsgate Beach
A woman and a seven-year-old girl narrowly escaped a shark at Ramsgate Botany Bay. They were wading in shallow water when they saw the fin and fled to shore, reaching safety by about a yard ahead of the shark. Public Works employees nearby witnessed the incident and noted the close pursuit.
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Sydney
Ramsgate
Botany Bay
Ahark
Have
Trout Fishing F C T Season Opens at Cotter River
Dawn at the Cotter River saw about a dozen Canberra anglers start the 1085 86 trout season. Cold night and high water slowed bites but several large trout were caught. Access to processing is advancing and a record catch is anticipated this season.
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Cotter
Commonwealth rail offer to South Australia debated
A heated Commons session on the Red Hill railway proposal saw Mr Price pressing for a Commonwealth offer to SA. Minister Paterson stated the Commonwealth could not now publicly support the plan, but hoped the offer might aid indirect agreement. The proposal, discussed amid an expenditure of about £130,000, would allocate up to £10,000 annually for 31 years to Bow in Australia, with a 1 to 4 percent rate on the loan.
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Price
Ra Wrday
Interior
Patricon
Trgird
Commonwealth
Vax Commonwealth
Australia
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Princess Margaret Rose
Dantes
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Lala
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Director General OF Health
Chaney
Blue Triangle Association
Aah
Roo
Persie
Hingto
Red Hill Railway
South Australia
Johnson
Johnean
Lite Ald
Desea
Ainslie
Resch
Minu
Tn Sander
K E. Spendelove
Bakers
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