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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1932
Page
2
An odd publication notice from The Canberra Times mentions various names and places including Bungendore Queanbeyan and Canberra. It references payments, orders, and contact details with a cryptic mix of names and addresses and a phone number. The fragment suggests archival notice activity and potential pension or payment notices. The text remains incomplete and uncertain in detail.
Weather notes from Canberra show a barometer near four degrees with a minimum around 24 degrees and a rainfall outlook for the year. The report covers trends through early May and into June, with references to total measurements and forecasts for the federal capital region.
A long parliamentary report scrutinizes means and motives behind payments linked to public service material. It discusses recruiting, veteran reintegration, and allegations of financial influence, urging caution and potential inquiry into ministers and officials.
Prominent athletes set world and Olympic records as the United States and Japan compete in swimming and water polo events. Zabain, Perrin, and other swimmers blaze to top times while the USA relay teams set records. Marathon results feature Zabain of Argentina winning as crowds surge through the stadium. UK and Australian figures contend in relay and distance events with hopes for future medals.
The bulletin lists observations from Solar Observatory Mt Stromlo on Tuesday with times for major planets and lunar phases. Jupiter appears in the record with timing details and various numeric notes such as 6.27 p.m. and 4.00 am, indicating sky events and planetary positions.
Canberra forecast notes cloudy conditions with showers spreading along the coast and parts of the highlands. Winds shift to fresh to strong and at times squally from the south west to south east, with moderate to rather brisk speeds.
In a Sydney University address, Sir Robert Garran argues civilisation may renounce war within thirty years if disputes are settled by peaceful, judicial means. He cites the Court of International Justice, the League of Nations optional clause, and 1928 Kellogg Pact as steps toward global arbitration amid rising tensions in Europe and Asia.
The census map revision plan moves forward with 14 000 detailed maps to be redrawn in connection with the census next year. Workers are recruited from a pool including former Federal Capital Commission surveyors. four men hired yesterday previously assisted in the bureau. The effort centers on determining new county and boundary lines while respecting existing boundaries.
The judge addresses Mr. Junie Hulae Rogers and Mr. Lanne 00 John, noting Barry's evidence must be received. He questions the relevance of certain payments and directs that the inquiry proceed with proper procedures, while allowing parties to present any applicable objections.
In Sydney on Monday Premier Stevens rejected an accusation raised by Mr. Lamy that bribery influenced MPs. He stated no payments to Mary were made from public funds or by government members, and the concern over documents was referred to private members for consideration by the Royal Commission inquiry.
Unclear report describes a chaotic Channel crossing rally in London with performers and a tethered aircraft towed by a speedboat during two hour window. New Zealand swimmer Lily Coypteaions and other passengers reportedly depart Cape Veriumen on Monday midnight under security escort.
Unclear report describes proposed petrol tax and its reception by leading U A A firms and government officials. It notes opposition from petrol carriers and calls for a portable, widely adopted term for the levy, while authorities order compliance checks and phased payments amid mounting dissent.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mr Crawford and Mrs Crawford, a German market, fuel costs, and inquiries into pricing comparing American gallons. It references Australian nationals and driving inferiority themes, with unclear names and places, all in a jumbled report style.
The Empire Games tourney faced confusion as venues and participants in Melbourne were unsettled. Officials identified British and United States team members and draft regions while arrangements for races and events remained unresolved amid unclear scheduling and travel plans.
Fragmentary report mentions a court date and financial figures including 6200 pounds and 11800 pounds. Names and places are garbled, no clear action or outcome is stated.
Police rebut statements issued under instruction from the city secretary claim the weekly paper’s report on the Moxley victim is false. The commissioner of palle receives the document, which maintains the allegations are baseless and untrue.
An illness laden report notes cricketers and footballers seek funding to improve the northern suburb Manuka ground in Canberra. The motion calls for a Canberran council backed upgrade costing about 300 000 to 400 000 to provide better facilities and sanitary conditions at the venue.
The fourth annual general meeting of the F C T Clerical Association Branch of the Commonwealth Jubilee Service was held at Acton Hall on Saturday night. Officers elected included President F L Bullivan, Vice President J L Fa, Treasurer W M Adwinaan, and Secretary 4 Mowe. committee members and an enjoyable programme followed.
A crowd of anti war protesters faced a guarded approach to the central court as around 30 to 100 detectives and police kept watch during remand. Charges include unlawful conduct and assault on officers with further remand granted to tomorrow.
A fragmented note shows Scot Trotters Gold cur Meluguayne and Ascot Trotters events. Mentions Abbey Alani and Giobourde 1 with unclear details about the Red Brazil entrant.
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