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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1932
Page
2
Canberra residents must register names and addresses for paper delivery through The Canberra Times or Mr A J Murray at Lowe Street Queanbeyan. Quabiteyan orders may be placed as above or by phone, with a listed phone number for contact.
Fragmented weather data reports a barometer reading of 30.05 inches at 3 am and a 24 hour rainfall note. Mentions Canberra monthly rainfall records and temperatures around the 40s and 44.4 degrees, with garbled phrases suggesting data for August and other dates.
A fragmented report from Canberra identifies Young America League members from the United States of America as nominees for roles under the Governor General. Names include Mow ER Marte W Pottyrotin and Keres, with promotions noted for Hodges and Wickett, and travel letters presented by Cy Weller.
Reports indicate the Commonwealth Government may appoint a new liaison officer to replace the retired Man Jar Wi Casey. The move, supported by cabinet and possibly subject to budget talks, aims to provide a senior representative in Canberra ahead of budget finalization.
The Canberra Society of Arts and Science presented the Repeat Performance Award of Merit during a May event titled The Bake Governte. The production, directed by Bir. A. A. Rrolaw and featured W. Nott as stage manager, honored the cast and crew for their notable contributions. The ceremony highlighted the efforts of Sylvia Thornton and others, with electrical effects arranged by Seymour Kincay as part of the show.
A historical note describes museums collecting recordings and memorabilia of famous and unknown figures. It mentions decades of effort showcasing memories of public figures and war veterans from various lands, with focus on preserving voices and stories for future generations.
The Ottawa conference draws worldwide attention as British Empire leaders seek a path to revive prices and trade. Prime Minister Baldwin and Canada’s Premier push for mutual advantages, while Australia lobbies for Britain preferences on meat dairy fruit and other goods to stabilize economies amid tariffs and global uncertainty.
A disciplined Blue uniformed American schoolboy delegation arrived in Canberra on an official visit. Despite severe winter weather the group toured Parliament House and was hosted by Prime Minister Lyons and other officials. The tour included a ceremonial planting of White House trees and remarks on strong ties between Australia and the United States.
France defeats America 3 2 in Paris as Moratra and Borotra star in singles and doubles. Vive crowd-packed stands witness Coxhe and Vines struggle, crowd cheers, and Borotra suffers faintness yet battles on. Gate money hits £14,000 as French triumph seals another Davis Cup victory.
An increase in customs revenue shows a rise of 808 144 for duty in July compared with last year. The total revenue figures indicate gains across most categories with postal and old age pensions contributing to the uplift. The report notes 72 000 family pensions paid this period and a general upward trend in earnings across lines.
The Church of England faced disruption as a drama titled A But Divoruamant was staged, provoking debate among clergy and congregants in Canberra. Critics questioned the art’s propriety while supporters argued for creative expression within religious circles.
In the evening at bar kl J. Byer, superintendent of the Oa DreHk Maan Station, like Panaby drove an "The Work Amiongat given" with lantern slides. The event was presented by the Chiron Missionary duty at the special request of the Federal Government in 1925 and will be repeated at Bt Church Kingston on the winglat.
A terse plea is issued in Sydney for information leading to the arrest of a person linked to a murder at Centennial Park. Police seek tips regarding the case following the incident at Col Part last Wednesday, promising a reward for helpful details.
Melbourne reports a NSW official warns export prices must jump at least 30 percent to fix the current economic position. He notes rural industries lag and face dry seasons while exporters press for higher price levels to survive. Traders and bankers fear the system would collapse without timely adjustment.
Fragmented early 20th century trade dialogue discusses production costs and price mechanisms. References to government duty, Australia and United States relations, Canberra as national capital, and potential exchange rate questions. Mentions proposals for policy alignment and Commonwealth balance between prices and production incentives.
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