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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 04, 1934

Page

6

Italian Scientist Promotes New Element Claim

An article reports Italian Academician Professor Fermi claiming a new element termed Element 02 and Element 83 formed from uranium. Lectures at Lincol Academy in Rinme in the presence of the king discuss automatic renewal of matter and stellar transformation, with Sen Corbino predicting future discoveries.

Arest Fermi Profesor Fermi Profesor Mario Corbina Lincel Academy Rinme Tealy Reno Selentife Corbino Benator Corbino Cambridge Arthur Mddington

National Football Semi Final Spots Up For Grading

With only three sets of matches to be played before the semi finals, the four leading teams are in for keen interest. Eastlake, Ainslie and Manuka sit close, with one game separating each. any could drop to third. Acton, Raven, Haslam, and Roy Fin ton show strong form as Ainslie and Acton prepare for crucial clashes. Gardiner returns for Acton while Deady strengthens rucks. Ainslie captaincy shifts and lineup tweaks precede the Acton clash as Manuka readies for Goulburn.

Eastlake Ainslie Manuka Acton Rovbie Haslam Roy Fington Law 1 Wade J. Keogh C. Lalor A. Button Clin Williams Ainalle Goulburn Baxter Hoapital Dullant Kay Heller

Ice Patrol Reports Drift of Icebergs into North Atlantic

The Ice Patrol notes a 50 percent rise above normal in iceberg movement into the North Atlantic. Most bergs originate from Greenland, with about 400 reaching the Newfoundland Bank and few going beyond. Some reach near Azores. the largest on record was nine miles long and 270 feet high.

North Atlantic Newfoundland Greenland Atlantic Labrador Banke Azores Hudson Bay William Nottingham Atlantic Navigation

Goulburn and surrounding rosters listed with multiple spellings

The fragment lists player names and surnames across several towns including Goulburn Ragplake Queanbe yan Acton St Christopher s with numerous repeated and garbled entries such as Mullquinney Mulquinney Donaldson and McIntyre alongside unclear apostrophe marks and typos indicating a roster or team sheet excerpt.

Goulburn F. Stanley J. Mulquinney G. Mulquinney K. Baxter K. Walker J. Doyle Clewett Wertom Donaldson Mases Kenselia Jenings Gallagher Conroy Gray Bus Weinhart O'Leary Smythe Urquhart Hayhoe Gorman Jenning Lancaster Pitt Gowing McHinstry Ceadron Wicker McCrory Goulding McMeel Daig Rendle Knight Carracan Willams Rourke Kelly Simonds Dorman

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The Capitol Theatre offers a lively bill headlined by Baby Takes Bow with Shirley Temple in her first camera appearance and Jack A'boy featuring Jack Hulbert in Navy themed comedy. The programme includes The Pet Store cartoon and praise for performances and charming nautical romance.

Capitol ‘Theatre Jack Bhirley Temple Bhirley James Dunn Clarrie Trevor Crooks Gaumont Jack ‘Hulbert Navy Nancy O'Neill Tian Navy Hulbert Jack Hal

Treasure hunter rescued from Cocos Island tale ends

Englishman George Cocknell, once leader of the Cocknell Stanton expedition chasing a reputed £12,000,000 treasure at Cocos Island in the Pacific, was rescued after severe hardship. He had traveled with Valentine from Panama, endured a cliff accident, and remained stranded until a passing vessel finally saved him. Born in Wardington Oxfordshire 29 years ago, he is known as a water diver and metal detector.

Cocos Islands Pacific Ocean Panama George Cocknell Cocknell- Btanton F. Lewis Stranger San Diego California Crule Cocos Island Cooknell Cockpell-Stanton Pembroke Dock Captain Stanton Chatham Bay Cocoa Island Cockwell Valentine Cocos Stanton Wardington Oxfordshire

Remains of Ancient Undersea Forest Found Off France

Remains of an ancient undersea forest have been found off the west coast of France between Flamanville and Reselle. Large Khormous Lee trunks with visible foliage were recovered, prompting experts to suggest these finds may be part of a legendary forest once said to have formed the Channel Islands to France long ago.

France Flamanville Reselle Tomé Channel Islands Senturis

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