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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Pinnoforte and SINK Harmony and Counterpoint with references to Frnigied for diploma courses and Blinn Blerets. Appears to cite vacancies and an individual named Apo-Mb RANSON, L.T.G.L. Dumner in connection to diploma programs.
A muddled publishing notice from The Canberra Times references Canberra and Fedora Capita Prose with unclear terms. The fragment mentions Dunne Singer and other illegible phrases, offering little factual detail beyond the notice’s existence.
Partial readable text mentions an air regulation manager and early morning activities at Poteau with incomplete names and dates. No clear event, person, or organization present to form a factual summary.
A damaged OCR fragment presents monthly rainfall and temperature records for Capbarra. The text lists rainfall figures for several months with partial year context and unclear values, lacking complete dates or precise measurements. This is a partial, non-sensical weather data snippet with many unreadable portions.
A fragmentary account recalls Anan and Mande Ertr aiding the war effort with a passport and valuable information. A visitor Me Joep Groot, born elsewhere, travels to Medbouirin while wartime tensions rise. The tale follows Nitson Tamanagen and a bench trial, ending with a teaser of a sensational advert and a watcher’s diary.
A London committee report finds four of five members favor the project, arguing private funding and a nine-year build. It outlines potential employment, economic costs around 30 million pounds, and a need for a Franco British treaty on jurisdiction, noting wartime fears and shifting public opinion since prewar days.
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