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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary clipping lists multiple church groups including Church of England Roman Catholic Methodist Baptist and cooperative congregations. It mentions services and priests with scattered names and dates, reflecting a community religious roundup rather than a single event.
The Salvation Army and Christian Science parishioners prepare a joint meeting at seven thirty on the Lecture Room of the Albert Hibb Center. A sermon titled Reverberating Punirtment will be delivered. All are invited to attend weekly sessions with a Masonite Toll and APA chaplains on the first Wednesday in May at 46 pm.
Church of England notices outline a Monday to Wednesday series of services and gatherings at various chapels and locations including Niintrao Hwn and Gynauroo. The entry references a monthly portrait section and a weekly rotation with unclear times and venues.
A Baptist church plans a tomorrow night service with a Teaptlat Share sermon led by Lie manihly Nuljorial Hervles ME. The event features a Walktook rendering of The Creation and choir performances including The Communion. Officials will render a 2 srtejoten IH the Bord. The morning purview will include a reading of A Lativr af Chew by Martin Wi wing.
A partial, garbled report notes a loyalty observance date in May and a transport loan detail. It mentions a ceremony for a group named Mote and references a person named Leuny and a possible FBI recognition. The text is unclear and contains many misread words.
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene at a Dinewine event where forty finches appeared in trousers amid a debate. Names and places are obscured, but the incident centers on an unexpected avian occurrence and a possible inquiry into its origin and handling.
A chaotic dispute at a recent match ends with decisive referee intervention. Officials from Referee Dispute Group 8 suspend participants, assign penalties, and pledge review of conduct with league oversight to ensure fair play and safety.
Fragmented text shows references to Mr Latham and Mrs Maleate Marbanald in Geneva on a disarmament topic. Mention of the Tad Tate Tile maven and several named figures including Jarina Fou and Welcompad Mey Lat Tate. Several garbled phrases indicate coverage of an international negotiation, with emphasis on disarmament terms and a possible interview context.
The fragment appears as a garbled OCR item with scattered words and no clear reportable event. It may reference a committee or communication but lacks identifiable people, places, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
A garbled report describes a long legal case involving Bank of Portincil Waterlow printing errors and forged notes. It mentions a government claim, court proceedings at Portes BYNNEY, a central court, and indictments against several men for murder and forgery. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but note the references to Waterlow, Portincil, and a police investigation.
Fragmented OCR text urges an official entity to address a resolution about revenue of trust money and a public review, noting an accounting office, a collector, and potential guidance for further information and judicial action related to employment and fiduciary concerns.
A deputation from municipal and ministerial councils met Saturday to seek approval of Dr. ArundeI Oreunda's refined project. Applications are to be submitted for a permit with a decision possibly extended to year end, aligning with government policy.
An Australian bulletin reports Mr Scullin to address a Monday evening gathering discussing world peace. The message mentions speakers and a transmission from Canberra to an audience, with a focus on international diplomacy and public dialogue.
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