Canberra Times Weather Report Fragment
Fragmentary Canberra Times text shows weather notes and place names with garbled characters. readable bits reference Canberra and weather related terms.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary Canberra Times text shows weather notes and place names with garbled characters. readable bits reference Canberra and weather related terms.
Temperature readings at 9 am 525 degrees? and at 1 pm 303 degrees. noted 0 pm values and forecasts. Readings include minimums and other unclear data from the weather sheet.
The Governor General appointed Hig Executive in General to oversee the Oni of Alle ndanen and Oath of Odeo as Acting Titer of the Bupcengs Cou at the Australian Capital Territory. Chief Judge Dethridge and Mongur Chief Jodge Lietiritye were noted in the ceremony at Government House Canberra.
Canberra forecast reports isolated thunder and squalls with otherwise calm conditions. Fresh north-east to south-east winds at 16 knots, morning fog and mist across the region. no significant changes expected through the day.
A new province of international law opens as League of Nations members pledge actions beyond mere neutrality. Sanctions and coordinated steps against aggressors mark a shift from traditional neutral status to an international justice machinery shaping future warfare rules.
London reports from the Chief Medical Officer to the Ministry of Health show health indicators improving. Death rate stands at 11.6 per thousand, birth rate rises to 14.8 per thousand, infant mortality declines to a record low, and tuberculosis death rate also trends downward.
A London report notes regulatory delays affecting Air Chartox and Wingetora Bitte as they adjust a projected record flight to meet new rules. Officials indicate fuel and range constraints threaten a 22K mile target, prompting reconsideration and possible adjustments before takeoff.
Tin reached levels around £8 10s per cwt in London trading on Monday, the highest since 1928, as buyers faced shortages in the United Kingdom. Industry reports say stocks are tight due to export diversions and expected early demand, with production constrained.
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Lancashire Chamber of Commerce plans a trade mission to Australia led by Sir Ernest Thompson, aiming to boost Amide rotation and strengthen ties with Austrade. Officials expect a four to five month effort, seeking full support from the Department of Overserved Travte, with potential Australian police procurement linked to success.
The Land Propilent of the Gounell Thinway Martyn opens a plant intended to produce petrol from coal. Officials claim the facility will yield significant fuel output, with arguments presented on economic benefits and energy supply.
The inquest investigates the September 14 wreck that killed Mrs Rose Flishenry 47 and Mrs Maude Alexander, with witnesses describing brake noise and two women struck on Parade. Medical injuries include skull and arm fractures. questions arise over vehicle speed and responsibility as family and bystanders testify.
An officer escaped custody from the warship Diomede at Mupler diving through a port hole and fleeing into the water. A marine jumped in to assist as the man was pursued and eventually subdued. Further details remain unclear in the damaged report.
Disputed licensing proposal would suspend workers on Niagara waterfronts under the Transport Work Act. Officials consider six month suspensions for rule violations while arbitration pathways and employment protections are discussed amid the ongoing labor dispute.
A Sydney Seamen Union branch vote rejected a motion by officials aiming to deploy crews on a vessel. The rejection followed militant calls to keep crews intact and to avoid Canadian articles, prompting prep for crew patrolling and skepticism about ship deployment.
Thomas Patrick John Kearly, 22, was acquitted yesterday before Justice Delheidge of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory on a charge of carnal knowledge of a girl. The Crown was represented by KC Waard with Mitchell for the defense. The verdict followed a trial in which the jury had been cabined for Len aie.
Judge White closed the summing up in the Joseph Harold Ryan mail robbery case in Mudgee. The jury, after a 12 hour retirement, reported no possibility of agreement and the judge remanded Ryan for a further trial.
Local reports indicate AA men are now employed on the Mesewornko works with a prognosis suggesting completion near a Quintet. Government delays and municipal council actions are noted as holding back formal announcements while several figures from Queanbeyan travel and discuss progress with Erin in America and other associates.
Australia prepares a national library section at Canberra to house literature and historical material. The public opening is planned for Sunday morning with extended hours later, aiming to become a central cultural hub and a national repository serving government needs and researchers.
The Canberra parliamentary library project grows into a national institution with expanded resources. The joint Melbourne and Sydney universities assist, a new four-anchored building includes walnut fittings, reading rooms, and a large public reading area.
Broken Hill in New South Wales sees a breakthrough in live stock logistics as Ron Ghnasm demonstrates long distance fat lamb transport by motor trucks. The venture moves hundreds of miles with 2850 stud rams shipped from Broken Hill to Cunnamulla without loss, aided by Leyland and Dunlop trucks and local agents.
Yarrowlumla Shire at Queanbeyan faced concern as five relief workers were called up and councillors, already involved in shiring operations, debated delaying the next council meeting to Saturday instead of midweek. About 25 years since relief work began and £1,000 spent locally.
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