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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1930
Page
2
Fragmentary weather note lists numerous place names and numbers with poor readability. It references rainfall percentages and multiple locales including Hobart, Hamilton, Campbelltown, and Derby A while obscuring exact dates or measurements.
The article outlines a libel case connected to a newspaper's application and names several individuals and entities. It mentions HSE Mil Anysoonoye and references court actions, motions, and potential remedies. Details remain unclear due to OCR garbles but indicate ongoing legal proceedings and filings.
Officials announce measures to stamp out secret societies amid a tense local climate. Due to limited legible details, the report notes police actions planned for Monday and emphasizes public safety.
Unclear OCR yields a garbled page segment mentioning sheepskin sales and hides, tallow values, rates, and various disjointed names, places, and numbers. The readable bits suggest a trade notice or advertisement with commodity prices and vendor terms scattered throughout.
Fragmentary notes show a miniature golf competition with names like Reva, Talons, Toucan, and Hedman among others. Mentions of mixed doubles, matchups, and a lineup suggest a local event with unclear timing and scores.
Reading from the Solar Observatory at Mount Stromlo on a Tuesday details data for the South Coast and Southern Tablelands. The document lists measurements and figures in an early 20th century context with references to observers and instruments used during that period.
The article argues the Moscow trial of professors and engineers is a propagandist tool to rally the proletariat. It portrays the court as a stage for urging “honest work” as the justification of the Soviet plan, with propaganda extending to cinemas and theatres and the populace worn by two years of hardship.
Fragmentary OCR notes report detainees after escape facing deportation actions. Authorities cite pending charges and potential timelines as officials review release and repatriation options. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but key names and dates cannot be confirmed.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and terms like unemployed, locations, groups, and dates but contains numerous garbled phrases making precise extraction impossible. The readable bits mention Seabees, Salvins, and Titans but lack coherent context or events to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text suggests notice about mail arrangements for the Christmas and New Year period. It mentions handling, scheduling, and likely closures or changes in delivery or intake, with scattered names and places obscured by garbled characters. The readable elements imply organizational planning for holiday mail service adjustments.
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