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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 05, 1939
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references a Navy magistrate case and court proceeding details. Mentions Mrs Alvodn Schroder and Aneele Worraty with unclear dates and actions. No clear outcome, names, or places reliably identifiable.
An OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century fair report describes place placements and incidents at a show. Names such as Mg. t. Beaver and Joe Cravvfuo appear amid scattered event notes, horses bucking, and crowd reactions. The text mentions districts and coast regions with references to races and judging of exhibits.
A fragmented report outlines activity around the Country Party led by AML and Blinpsoto ty tlkelys LouLUni, with references to figures like Chiefy President and Italy expert night tiaetcane. The piece mentions gatherings, migration, and public interest, hinting at political maneuvering and cross border views.
A garbled OCR fragment from an Australian page lists scattered words and names like Mulbourne, Bruford, Lindsay Street, and singing references. The text is fragmented with inconsistent capitalization and missing context, making it a non coherent clipping passage.
A Royal Navy midshipman, Arthur Anderson, was lost when his dinghy swamped off the Saint Mary’s Gull coast near Marrow. He and two companions attempted to reach help as the wind shifted. One officer and several crew were rescued, and Anderson remains missing, presumed drowned. The incident prompted a search by shore parties and naval authorities.
Fragmented report notes the flying boat delayed due to engine trouble. References to pilots, carpenters, and a planned takeoff at Nad with unclear local details. Mentions Darwin and Kotay in a disjointed OCR fragment.
Sydney boxing brief shows unclear names and phrases. The readable parts mention boxing and a fighter or event but lack coherent details, participants, dates, or outcomes. The damaged OCR yields no verifiable facts to confirm locations or results.
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