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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary weather data shows temprnines 9 xm, a2 degreen, cam 008 degrees at 0 pa, a6 degrees. Mazimag 24 hours ended a.m. 14d degrees. Report notes 40.4 degrena and 36.3 degrees with wind readings am and pm. Rain records for current year appear incomplete.
Early morning on the weekend McMahon faced police observation as plotters allegedly planned a fake assault on the lines. The attorney general questioned why McMahon remained silent, while authorities sought to trap those involved in the plot.
The Southern Districts and Federal Capital Territory Cricket Councils held their first annual meeting at Canberra. President RG Kappler led plans for a united council, with McMahon and Somerville figures involved in governance and accountability discussions. Delegates from Goulburn, Moon Vale, and other associations approved affiliations, drafted competition rules, and outlined future matches and administration.
The Canberra Times reports that Hitler’s speeches at Nuremberg blur the meaning of peace, echo Mussolini, and threaten to derail international talks. Britain’s stance toward Russia and Germany’s demand for colonies compound fears of renewed conflict, with a Five Power Conference in London looming as a potential path to clarification yet shaded by evasive German diplomacy.
The Land Commissioner will hear appeals on October 14 in Canberra regarding rural lease rents. Lessees may seek rent variation through a formal hearing as part of the department’s process. Notices advised that the commissioner's session will determine rental outcomes for affected tenants.
A Canberra meeting of the FCT Cricket Association discussed hosting England’s touring side next year at Cameron. President RG Kappler outlined plans to facilitate spectator attendance, railway and travel support from NSW and Victoria, and possible rail and private car arrangements to bring the English team to Canberra while offering a bushland stopover at Cooma for inspection.
In Brisbane Tuesday the Premier Mr Forgan Smith spoke at Parliament House on budget deficits. He noted the need for adjustments amid federal relation tensions and public debt concerns. An estimated deficit of £80000 for the current year and a £4,000,000 rise in public debt this year were discussed to finance ongoing public works. No tax reductions were announced.
The report centers on Mr Lyons and Prime Minister matters following his Melbourne arrival and a political stir. It notes parliamentary delays, a leading article in the Daily Telegraph, and speculation about responsibility for a rumored assassination aftermath. No clear outcome is stated.
In Sydney Town Hall a landmark joint appearance by leaders of the Public Service Organisation, the Railway and Tramways Salaried Officers Association, and the Public Service Annunitation signaled unity for Crown employees. They claim 80,000 public servants face wage cuts and demand restored salaries and fair tax use, blasting budget penalties and arguing for equitable taxation.
A fragmented clipping highlights Australia’s economic standing amid global discourse. The readable portions suggest a focus on prosperity and a sense of national resolve, naming Australia as a key player in upcoming economic discussions.
The Times writer lists world tennis players with men including Perry Von Gramm Badges Quitt Austin Crawford Grant Beretta Ailleon Powamus and women such as Iisa H Jacobs Mime Boers Mle Stammers Ric Merle Tina Jaa n Benois Cisane Mine Fibyna and others.
The Brisbane wool market was active today with lines firm at yesterday's level, reflecting stable trading sentiment across the auction. Trade persists as buyers and sellers monitor prices and demand in a cautious session.
Attorney General states that unauthorized use of Royal Arms and Arms of the Commonwealth in business is illegal under the Trade Marks Act. Penalty may reach twenty pounds, with breach punished. Authority to use these arms rests with the Crown or government officials.
In Sydney on Tuesday Jama Barren aged 4 was charged at Central Police Court with intent to murder Elaine Paafield. The alleged events span months with disputes over the verandah and kitchen, windows broken, and a confrontation on September 7 on Redfern street. A bullet hole noted on the verandah and the accused’s presence at the scene led to the case proceeding to trial.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe troops traveling from London toward Palestine aboard two ships loaded with gun crews and administrative detachments. The text mentions Laurentic and Neboswedon groups, with unclear details on schedule and route.
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