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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1932
Page
2
An OCR fragment reports temperatures at 9 a.m. for August 20 and August 21 with values around 30 to 42 degrees, noting highs near 58 and 51 degrees, and wind details. The text is garbled but preserves core figures and weather observations from the period.
A fragmented report notes a meeting to discuss government proposals as an alternative to closing state coal mines. Officials and representatives consider joint committees and a possible conference between government and officers to outline next steps.
A police report from AYDNWY details illegal betting offences over ten months ending July 11. It states 90 persons faced charges under the Gambling and Betting Act in Lin Metropoliten and Nominate in Ulet, with convictions leading to fines and penalties including £60 and £8 forfeitures.
Kingston defeated Werk by three goals in a lively game at Delupen Park. Early scoring by T. Claro and a goal from Ne Wbophas put Kingston ahead. Telanes Her and Weypill added goals to seal a 3 0 win. Womersha defense, led by A Avery, limited Mall’s attack, with standout play from Kingston Far treaty mingles and the crowd watching keenly.
A garbled ad urges daily action on savings and notes Commonwealth Savings Bank openings across districts in Australia. It emphasizes minimal deposits starting at one shilling and promises easy access to begin a savings plan.
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia notes astronomical data from Health Solar Observatory Mt Stromio with Venus Mars Jupiter details and Mare Pinon. New South Wales forecast shows coastal showers, colder inland rain, frost on highlands, fog, NE winds along coast, southerly changes in south, Canberra forecast mild with morning fogs and showers.
The Ottawa Conference ends with Britain and Dominions united on trade and policy. It reaffirms imperial economic cooperation, tariff revision aims, and mutual prosperity. Australia faces gradual tariff changes while aiming to boost both primary and secondary industries through enhanced efficiency.
A Canberra pension protest meeting at Albert Hall on Saturday urged government action to restore pension provisions for returned soldiers. Speakers, including Mr. Rowe, criticized current benefits while emphasizing that pensions should not be reduced or means-tested. The event, led by the newly elected branch president Mr. A. Juckeon, featuredCantabrian hospitality and a tribute to veterans as supporters discussed past sacrifices and current policy moves.
The Australian delegation led by Latham argues for a fixed term and interim renewal for disarmament accords. A compromise would require another conference before expiry to set new limits, ensuring ongoing coordination and avoiding unilateral drift toward rearmament. The exchange highlights urgency of a binding, time‑bound agreement with broad consent among parties.
Souths defeated Mull 3 0 in a post match clash at Minuka Oval. Wallace scored multiple tries after a strong running display, while Gribble and Wallukuippen starred for the winners as they claimed the premiership in a tense encounter.
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Canberra City Club players in preparatory matches appear for season opener. Gunn, Weatterston, Monahan (38) standout with drive. Polar, Keith, We Ville (99) contribute defense and scoring. Motnunns, Souter, Chwriton beat Lott (3). Train avi Toi! (33) defeated Toy and D Arcy GH( 2H) had solid showing.
An artificial, garbled account discusses a Canberra branch of a British Empire union and a ceremony for Excellency Lady Taoace, noting plans for a return on a specified Friday. The text moves through opinions on national defense, disarmament, and the difficulty of achieving a practical, universal approach, citing Lathan and broader strategic considerations for wartime or postwar policy.
A Saturday era piece argues the Roman Catholic Church links natural and ceremonial law, condemning Friday and Sunday observances. It discusses the Ten Commandments, Sabbath rest, and Church authority to define worship, duties, and permissible recreation under divine law.
Prime Minister Lyons outlines a broad program for international cooperation to prevent future wars. He argues disarmament, economic cooperation, and universal moral leadership are essential, urging Australians to support and cooperate with the League of Nations and its objectives for global stability.
The report lists numerous players and pairings with scores from a Canberra match, mentioning competitors such as Waterman, Abbey, Lovett, Young, McCauley, Mins, Joyce, and Abbott. It references results across multiple courts and notes overall outcomes amid a chaotic OCR rendering from an Australian source.
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