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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1932
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and locations with unclear syntax and dates. Readable items reference a person or event near a place, but essential details and a coherent narrative are missing. Further context is needed to produce a precise newspaper item.
Fragmentary OCR recalls Mollison planning a London Monday flight with dramatic intent. The text shows garbled phrases about timelines, sabotage fears, and a vow to return to New York in three days amid a volatile wartime context.
Riverals of Conaables Mctann killed by oar OW irithigg on Wrilay lel. Funeral votwe, the Ural Trihton two: 'sreaihe, yard to tee the larweat frase in Syl. JDolion named driver of the enn. Victims marched on Wiimaliotti Street as people gathered near Thal roots.
A local rifle shooting competition highlights key participants including Crawford and Rumday. The event, held Sunday, showcases skill and sportsmanship as shooters contest for the Norford cap amid a lively crowd and steady winds.
A report details plans by the F C T Cricket Association to secure a visit by the English team to Canberra during its forthcoming Australia tour. It notes how a visiting party and the national cricket organization aim to arrange matches, with emphasis on securing top players and favorable venues, and mentions the broader context of Australian cricket activities and governance.
The article details a weekend tennis championship at Manuka ground with Wueense and Digests fielding strong teams. It covers match outcomes, club entries, and financial notes, including statements from the North Canberra and Wontridge clubs and references to the Racetpts and Pay Pients report for 1939.80.
The text outlines a cautious design plan for a venture titled Dally Fixprest with references to petrol usage and wind relevant details. It mentions a Mayr Ale Miraan likely ruling at 110 miles per hour and discusses potential timing, machines, and a private team aligning with strategic aims.
The monthly crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes generally low rain across wheat areas in July with below average totals. Western and northwestern parts see little rain and crop growth is stunted by cooler weather and frosty periods, delaying maturity and increasing drought concerns.
A report on Canberra Territory cricket outlines its growth, noting a push to secure a national team, electing a leading leadership group including Tatton and Goodwins, and detailing club arrears and fees. A motion, led by Mr St G Ranney, mandates clubs pay outstanding dues to enable temperition matches.
An aged ad pitches Balix Magnome as rapid stomach relief for gas bloating after meals. It claims powerful magnesium and bismuth formulas, soothing the stomach and neutralizing acidity, with dramatic quick results and doctor recommended status.
The inquiry resumed today with witnesses including Rolin Krante of Tew en Mill and William Brown, secretary of the Maisiant Mechanics Hare Co. Ltd, detailing license arrangements, payments, and the alleged promise of shares. Evidence showed a £1000 loan linked to Swindell and questions over the use of funds and the registration process.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a long parliamentary inquiry linking Cromwell era figures to 17th century political finance. It references elections, ministers, and payments, with names such as Swindell, Holman, Cowdray, and Atkins amid a murky trail of shares, banking, and informal arrangements.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a personal health or weight topic with stray words and unclear context. The readable portions reference a date like seven and a half perhaps and a pasted note. No coherent events or names are identifiable.
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