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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1932
Page
4
Thousands of film fans lined the quays as the Greta Garbo arrives in Stockholm aboard the liner Tamuus. Swedish and American flags fluttered while ships swarmed around the port. Garbo, silent and unwilling to indicate plans, sought complete rest.
Queanbeyan District scout ceremony saw Major Omeer presented the trophy to Troop Bacond Queant for efficiency and hard work. San Andrews accepted the flag on behalf of the troop as Major Of fewr aty praised the effort and urged continued good conduct. Reoutmaater Cantberee Troop attended the presentation at Pennant Hills training camp.
A new machine knitting business by Misses Hilder in Canberra expands into knitted garments for men women and children including pullovers cardigans and attractive crevats and Johnny caps. Wool and cotton fabrics will be used with shade to measure options and a tribex design range. If demand grows, more machines may be installed to broaden styles and attachments. The plan includes making child clothing sets for the coming summer.
Queanbeyan mayor presided at a public meeting that unanimously resolved to establish a St John’s Ambulance branch in the town. Troop leader N Morton of the Rover Scouts spoke of the association’s work. officers were appointed including President W B Freebody and Secretary C W Lewin. Lecturer Dr A H Hart and Dr M Barnett to lead branch activities.
At a recent Canberra Diggers executive meeting new Branch President A H Jackson was welcomed. Discussion centered on selecting a Federal President with three factions backing General Brand and three backing Captain Dyett, leaving Canberra to decide. North Canberra sub branch plans a Delhi talk by Frank McKenna, while events include model aeroplane activities, wood chopping for charity, and a planned medical exam by Dr Mollison.
Melbourne and Tasmania news report a water department in financial drift with insolvency risk. Minister for Water Supply Mr Goodie warns of dire finances unless economies and tighter administration are adopted. A deputation of farmers sought a 23 percent reduction in water rates. The minister indicated he could not grant the request.
A nocturnal swim attempt along the river near London was abandoned after 190 minutes. The swimmer Tussdai Lily Copplentone 1ft Grin Nea reportedly started at midnight but halted the effort due to unknown reasons.
A terse note mentions Searle tied to a Setai offer claiming a free bath towel. The fragment references Pat eon tomart and renee Saat Bocah ies without clear connection or details.
In a Miami courtroom Mrs Miller testified about love and loyalty amid a murder case. She described lingering feelings for Lancaster while not loving him, and noted engagement to Haden Clarke in England. The state presented emotional footage, then Lancaster spoke of his early life and wartime service.
Detectives report one of the men linked to a February robbery at Armidale home of Sarah Murtagh, where jewellery valued at £880 and 100 sovereigns were stolen. The man is currently in Long Bay serving two months for theft. officer James had hunted for the stolen articles over two months.
Race card from Menangle shows multiple maiden and handicap events with winners and times. Dives Darbalara took the Maiden Welder Handicap by a short head, time 1:16, amid a crowded field including Boor On Vistom and Barren Corn. Three-year-old Boomerang Mandicap and Encouraged Highweight Handicap drew notable finishes with winners priced at various odds.
Tuesday notes list last year’s Epore winger Auto Pay and Silver Ring among arrivals from New Zealand. Bliver Hing was among those seen, with Cylinder reportedly engaged in the A C and VAC scenes, while others were kept on the verge of promotion as the group progresses.
Sydney sports note reports the leading jockey will leave for India in October, aiming for a four month stay. The piece notes his recent win and mentions travel plans tied to the well known racing circuit.
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