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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary notice advertises a home delivery service for a Canberra publication with contact details for Mr. MOF. Murray in Lowe Street Queen. The readable text mentions readers should communicate with The Canberra Timer and references Queenland or Quendbayds.
Fragmentary OCR notes present a weather record for Canterra with garbled month names and incomplete rainfall totals. The text references monthly rainfall data and wind metrics but lacks coherent values, dates, or locations to form a complete summary.
readable fragments mention a prime monumer and arrival delay with obscure place names and names like Mr. 3. 4 Lyons. No clear event or outcome can be established from the text provided.
Wealth Solar Qlearvatory records from Mt Stramle on 1 April noting Bun phon at 6:20 am and Moon phase at 3:28 pm. Includes major planetary venue data, 6.02 pote BAW mins Mare 4p with audio notes and batten hints.
Canberra forecast calls for cloudy unsettled conditions with heavy coastal squalls. North east to south east winds will be fresh to strong and gusty along exposed shores.
The Canberra Times reports a dispute over central census staff appointments, alleging bias against former Commonwealth employees in Canberra who hoped for work. It argues that returning soldiers receive priority while non-soldier candidates face unfair exclusion, warning of long term civic and employment repercussions across Australia.
Fragmentary report outlines a debate led by Mr. Gib and Fra. Tewaok Ubi on reducing production costs in the wool industry. The discussion touches on applying a doctrine to workers’ wages, potential impacts on pay per pound, and broader economic consequences for labor and market prices amid proposed industrial adjustments.
A broken report describes a plane crash near Calcutta from Kanchenjunga return flight. Pilot Elimop reportedly lost control over Jinks ores Lord Clydesdale’s plane amid a two hour delay for rescue. Authorities uncertain on exact cause or location details.
Fragmented text outlines promised cost cuts by the government amid a revenue drop and planned reductions in public spending. It mentions Wellington and New Zealand fiscal measures, but the readable content is incomplete and unclear.
Australian ministers accuse match manufacturers of profiteering as tariff plans seek to cut duties on British matches from 2/1 to 10d and on foreign matches from 3/- to 1/9. Minister White insists protection for consumers and jobs, with potential landed duties to force pricing adjustments while government argues for balanced industry relief.
A garbled wire service style report discusses a White Paper era crisis between Moscow and London on March dates. It references a French or British embassy motive, Vickern, Metropolitans, and claims about Soviet actions against employers amid espionage allegations.
Report says three Vickers employees detained following a mistaken fire alarm during a routine shift at Haywor, Mevare, Thorniny, Cushys and Dornory. By the time authorities arrived, a fire alert had triggered a security response. no injuries were reported.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a pro re election chant for Bane England with illegible surrounding words. Mentions ongoing campaign messaging and possible public event prompts but details are unclear. Entities appear as person names and a place fragment, with no verifiable dates or locations.
An airman returns to Australia amid unclear details as residents seek answers. The notice references a person named Kastan and mentions ages and health terms in scrambled wording suggesting uncertain identities and missing context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe HM A S Albatross 1 J payoff at an April event near Wedel South WM. The legible bits mention a conclusion or payoff tied to a local ceremony or exhibit and reference a future date in late April plus a veiled service or vice role.
A fragmentary report describes a heavy earth fall at Port Kembla. The text is garbled with unreadable segments and names, making precise details unclear.
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