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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
4
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Canberra reports rising tensions as Dynock protests Kings amid political shifts. Sydney officials condemn rhetoric while communities seek calm during a volatile period. Strong entities include Canberra and Sydney authorities, Dynock, and Kings.
Fragmented weather report for Canberra lists temperatures and winds with multiple garbled figures. It mentions temperatures around 60 to 90 degrees and wind directions including ENE, but many numbers are unclear. The text implies daily readings over a 34 hour span and references records of minimums.
The article discusses future prospects and human nature, citing H G Wells and C K M Joad. It notes the uncertainty of tomorrow, the long arc of life on Earth, and contrasts past estimation with the likely path of science influencing politics and society. It references Julian Hussey’s review and the tension between scientific progress and political control.
The Industrial Commission granted several variations to the Hospital award by Justice Webb in July. Trainee wages were reduced in some years, the nursing staff on maternity leave were not fully paid, and exemptions for trainees were rejected. Conditions varied widely among institutions with little guiding principle. The court noted no exploitation of young women and approved overtime adjustments and a six to eight quarter preference.
Report states Trotsky and his wife were moved to Stors today and placed in rooms near the fortress amid a strong police guard. The remainder of the houses were occupied by a police presence, with security near the fortress area.
A garbled report from an executive meeting notes the belief that ramps on roads are more effective than alternatives. The general secretary and executive favored retaining ramps and planned a review of Main Body Board policy. The fragment mentions Byndey and Thuradry Tewan as reporters.
Thursday tour of Central Kyerasinns by Lue Heibiny tiga Commianiater Sir Geoffrey and aide Larry Whiskard, with wide ojnep indy sections visited. Sheep were praised and feed abundant as sheep men anticipate a strong season. Geoffrey to depart for Can. Dorra tomorrow.
Calcutta report says Ghandi has malaria and is being treated in hospital after an illness. The Thursday dispatch notes the attack during a period of recovery and medical care.
George Hanon and his brother Geno, described as captors aboard the so called pirate trawler Girl Pat, were arraigned at Bow Street on charges of complicity in stealing the Cin Pat valued at £3600 from Evitis waters. They were remanded until September 10 with sureties posted by Hugh D. Melatos of Sydney.
Avengers sl Calthorpe Ltd offered 200 head of cattle and 400 fat sheep at Canberra yard today. Local graziers attended as fat sheep prices fluctuated with bids from 17/0 to 24s 7d. Cattle section showed steady demand for store stock while fat cattle and cow prices varied, with Jersey paddies and Hereford cows among quoted lots.
In Auckland the House of Representatives heard Minister Langstone defend income equality. He argued that a man earning over 1000 a year creates wealth and that taking from him to aid the needy is just. He supported equal income as a principle.
Australia defeated New Zealand by three holes in the Tasman Cup women’s golf match at Adelaide Thuruby. Final results include Mrs Puttarton-Smith and Mas Olive Kay leading for Australia while Miss Hulton and Miss Kaybert contributed crucial rounds.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Merrill, a renowned commercial air crew, preparing a round trip to London. They will return immediately after refueling, with unnamed routes and preparations mentioned in garbled text.
Police report a deadly crash near Belmont after a fatal motor bicycle collision tied to a death pact involving Trick family members in Warrnambool. Two miners, Paul Aitken and a companion, died. Trick’s husband and others were reportedly missing. Authorities investigate motives and sequence of events at the Warrnambool and Belmont sites.
Sian McCabe named captain of one of the boats for the Harnsley-Gregory event in Sydney next month. McCabe asks NRW Cricket Association for participation to hand captaincy to Richwedsgn who previously led the team in Bout Areca.
The Mantin arrived at Skisthas island this morning as royalty toured in Greece. The Wing visited a monument to Papadianynd, and the King received a warm welcome. Later the Nahiin departed for Akyron where poet Rupert Brooke is buried and the Dardanelles area, amid unspecified events.
In Parkes today bookmakers protested club demands on new meeting fees. They halted bets on the flat three races while the Lotalator ran. They agreed to overtake in the net that the club would let them pay separately for each day.
Melbourne rider P Egan of Yaamit who won the Maiden Three Year Olds Division at Moonee Valley was suspended for causing interference by crossing toward a rail too quickly. The incident affected horses Inchnology and Sly Wink.
Meteorologist Mr. Marva warns Cody weather outlook shows widespread rain and storm likelihood across the state. He notes signals point to a weather system approaching from the south with possible heavy precipitation near the southern border, suggesting extended unsettled conditions ahead.
In London the British foreten sermtary conducts muster amid tensions. Reports highlight fei wollebt nition and hot chicken Wik amid diplomatic strains.
Jockey Lightfoot lodged an appeal today against a 12 month disqualification imposed by the A.C. suawarda in connection with the ranking of Battle Mean at Victoria Park on August 90.
London reports Sir Keith Amin says Britain can supply planes equal to the world's best while criticising the Imperial Airways monopoly. He notes American plans face competition and growth driven by demand, and mentions Mr W. A. Beott's committee work in the Rashad Autumn area.
The body of Mire Kelly a 72 year old woman was found today in a dump on Glenfield Farm three miles from the town Waggle. She was reported missing from her home in Waggs winne yesterday. Police are investigating the death as a possible drowning incident.
A cricketer, seen as a light banker, declares bankruptcy after a wild betting spree on horses and dog racing. He blames extravagant living but settles the debt now and faces the consequences in Birmingham. The episode highlights a high-profile sports figure amid financial collapse and gambling tragedy.
A garbled report quotes the Premier of Australia urging stronger defence and aerial capabilities as part of a broader empire strategy. The text references significant spend on military resources and a push for self defense, mentioning links to Britain and the United States.
Melbourne stewards opened an inquiry into the ownership and performance of a noted mare after evidence from owner D F MecMalaghlost and jockeys W Ryan and others. The inquiry seeks to establish the mare Idekity's actions in a recent race and involves testimony from witnesses familiar with her racing history and contemporary behavior.
An inquest in Sydney examined alleged under world crime linked to Edward Banks and Jean Gardner. Witnesses described Gardiner as a known police figure, with testimonies recounting gunfire, mutilated trousers, and rumors of acquittals in prior shootings.
Fragmentary text mentions Brisbane and Sydney with references to Auto BUFA and Matin act. Strong uncertainty in names and events limits clear facts or attribution. This item reads as garbled notes with scattered place names and nonstandard terms, lacking a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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