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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
2
The Food Investigation Board reports on a test of chilled pork for Britain. Australia and New Zealand contributed to the experiment, noting a fat level and carbon dioxide stripping. Twenty tasters in Smithfield found the meat exceptionally tender, resembling veal or chicken.
A report to the Minister states the animal shot in Armadale is a cross between a dingo and a domestic dog not an Alsatian. A deputation from the Grashes Association will seek government action against Alsatian dogs. Evidence includes a sworn declaration by A. G. Herbert of the West Australian Agricultural Department.
Vague wreckage and chaotic scenes described as a church building suffered a lightning strike. Reported casualties include women trampled by men, four people killed by stroke, and additional distress amid the commotion. Sparse fragments hint at wardens or attendees overwhelmed by panic and injury.
In a special Reuters World View briefing, the overseen intelligence compilation cites arrangements yielding exclusive rights in Australia and New Zealand. The notice notes broader information sources and asserts continued rights protections across those territories.
A feature on Dorothy Hall, famed bran muffin maker, praising her All-Bran muffins. The piece highlights her palatable bran recipes, including bran muffins that mix soaking steps, bold flavors, and a family friendly appeal.
Readable items show 360 resolutions set for debate at the Farmers and Settlers Association conference in Inverell. Death verdicts surface from alleged self harm in two cases while calls press for tax cuts, unemployment relief, rail and freight tariff reductions, and lower interest rates. The conference aligns with Federal Country Party views and the UCP and UAP leaders are noted in commentary.
Oklahoma City reporting that Charles Urachel, a one million heir, was released today after nine days in captivity. Urachel, abducted from his home on July 22, is in good health and says he did not pay ransom.
The CWA annual ball in Queanbeyan will be held at the Monare Street home with bridge in the afternoon and tea served. Reservations should be made with secretary Mrs A H Harn.
National football coverage notes Canberra teams aiming to highlight art and unity at a Canberra carnival. A.N.F. Council member J. L. Mulroney leads a broadcast, Carnival captains attend, interstate supporters rally near the Cenotaph, and a first practice at Sydney Cricket Ground follows the opening auction. Matches pit South Australia vs Western Australia and Victoria vs New South Wales with the Governor General delivering the inaugural address.
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