08 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented readable portion quotes a Canberra letter by John Harrison criticizing a federation capital plan. It references financial figures around 11 000.00 and mentions approval, timing, and public reaction. The text mixes place names, dates, and unclear references to authorities and currency.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe concerns about construction and safety in Vinton with references to hospitals hotels and freight operations. Mentions include a 5000 ham figure and comparisons of work efficiency while noting nonstandard language and uncertain details. The passage is unclear and lacks coherent narrative.
A local death notice reports the passing of W. D. Bingle and references public service commitments. The item includes scattered handwritten fragments indicating community service roles and a court or legal context, with unclear dates and locations due to OCR damage.
In Amsterdam on a Monday Arne Borg of Sweden beat Australia’s Boy Charlton by eight yards in the 1500 metres final setting an Olympic record with 19 minutes 51 4 5 seconds. Crabbe of America finished third about twenty yards behind. The article commends Charlton’s gallant effort and notes Borg’s dominant performance despite Charlton’s strong challenge.
The Land Values Board of Review, part of the Veterans Capital Commission, will hold a hearing on land values in Canhwrmn next Friday. Other board members include Menara and C. H Crammond with E. ArmAtd expected to attend.
The Prime Minister of Canada on a tour warned about immigration policy amid government concerns. He stressed the need for orderly migration and its impact on national decisions.
The readable lines discuss avoiding extremism and pursuing open contact between capital and labor. Mentions Mr. MacKensie King urging calm amid agitation and migration, with references to Beitink, war caution, and a cautious approach to policy during a time of flux. The rest is garbled.
Charlton led early and fought hard to hold the front as rivals Crabbe Borg and Tornged behind. The Australian faded late while Chariton stretched clear with a last sprint, reclaiming pace and finishing strong amid a crowded field including Hew and Wurman in a dramatic long-distance sprint.
Canberra's unusual practice of charging lessees for kerbing and guttering, not landowners, is highlighted in NSW inquiries. Leases often require paying outgoings while leaseholders remain legally responsible for kerbing costs, a frictional point as many eye conversion to freehold. Authorities in Parramatta and Warramooka weigh impacts on local governance and future property ownership.
A severe hailstorm swept across northern Bavaria from Berlin toward Erlangen causing widespread destruction. Trees toppled, windows shattered, and orchards stripped as rain and hail battered villages. In Erlangen, about 3,000 newly planted trees were snapped or uprooted, and telegraph lines were affected. Heavy damage to houses and crops prompted emergency relief as roads and streets lay with debris.
Fragmentary OCR passage references Mother Country and labor themes with unclear names and events. Core ideas about determination and working for a cause appear, though specifics, dates, and participants are unreadable. Summary preserves only the recognizable broad topics without fabricating details.
Fragmentary OCR yields a wartime advisory note from the U S War Secretary urging readiness for peace and defense. Mentions the University at Washington and Monday gatherings, with unclear phrasing about urgency and policy directions.
A fragmented report outlines a commander’s statements on defense posture and command decisions. It notes referenced officials and institutions, hints at confidence in leadership, and mentions the office of a chief commander amid a reverie over strategic direction.
A submarine was sunk in a collision about 20 fathoms under the sea west of Lietont Teland during a beleaguered rescue operation. Bad weather hampered efforts as four divers were dispatched and air supplies set by, while acoustic gear and special instruments aided the salvage.
AYDNEY Tuesday night parliament figure Mr C Te Pitpatrick M L A collapsed amid a sudden illness and fainting spell. He has long served in the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales since 1915, holding posts including Minister for Hytown and Secretary of Civil Mttien, with ties to the public library and Lord Howe Island interests.
Police court records describe a sequence linked to a raid case involving Mahan Toonday and others. The file notes alleged home breakins and brewing at houses, with sentences up to eighteen months for a paranda offense and additional terms for weapons and robbery related charges.
An unclear report notes a medal presented by the Pope to Nobiles. Details are garbled but imply papal acknowledgment and a delivery to a noble figure. Names and places are unreadable, with several phrases disrupted by OCR errors.
A man was arrested as police report a suspicious incident involving six dresses found at Mugga Quarry. The court heard testimony about the event, with details unclear due to garbled text. Sergeant Turgrave provided delayed statements as part of the proceedings.
A report outlines army methods and inquiries linked to Sir William Glasgow. The document mentions LONI and Moutay with related officials, including Hilusaney Imergabe and Fermin A yar, in connection with policy discussions and potential operational guidance.
A garbled note references a reorganization involving IEMY and MOF migration talks. It mentions Anke as a negotiator and an official titled migration official, with unclear actions and names. The fragment hints at general migration matters and possible relocation or policy discussions.
Moody wins at Glasgow as ten thousand fans watch a tense contest. Milligan and Milcum exchange blows late in the rounds, Moody briefly down but recovers to claim the victory amid the noisy crowd.
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