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Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
3
Local Fragments Reflect Community Organizations
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Inquest Opens Into Fatal Level Crossing Crash
At Komungla level crossing in Aoulburn an inquest into the death of Leslie Raymond 74 after a train hit his lorry last Friday heard an alleged admission that the gates were left open. Lawrence Brodie 17 testified the gatekeeper mother was relieved by her ROT OTT on the day. The inquest was adjourned.
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Lawrence Brodie
Wos
Leslie Raymond
Drodie
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Young Tirole Ja
Flogging of Boy Beating Father Charged in Sydney Court
In Redfern Court Sydney on Wednesday John Karahana a labourer aged 46 was charged with unlawfully assaulting his son Raymond Karahana aged 46. Constable Winchester testified the child bore crosses and strap marks and a strep the defendant wore. The man admitted the acts and told police to keep out of it. He was released on a three month good behaviour recognizance and fined 22 shillings for indecent language.
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Sydney
Redfern Court
John Karahana
Raymond Karahana
Winchester
Possible clue to identity in Murrumbidgee river body
The son of George McGrath, a hairer and bush worker, told police that the clothing on the body found in the Murrumbidgee River near Waena matched his father’s, who was expected home at Christmas but had not arrived.
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Albuay
Wernerday
George McGrath
Murrumbidgee
Waena
Wagga Murders Police Examine Decomposed Body
In Wagga detectives spent hours inspecting a decomposed body found in the Murrumbidgee River yesterday. Doctors confirmed fatal head injuries, making murder likely. fingerprints could not be taken due to degraded skin.
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Wagga
Murrumbidgee Rive
Sheerpee
Sydney
Strange Animal Sighted Near Kialmuny Hintion
Melbourne reports recount a Biranee animal seen by c Robertson and his two sons at a gravel pit near Kialmuny Hintion. They describe a large dog like animal striped like a lifer, unlike any seen before, which disappeared into a rock tunnel.
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Melbourne
Wellnesday
Tirisgolong
C. Robertson
Lrighton Beach
Kialmuny
Reward Likely for Children Found Money in Church Yard
Found money in the yard of the Methodist Church at Canterbury is believed to be given to the church to hand to its mother. Two children from a poor family located the money and are expected to receive a suitable reward.
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Eydney
Canterbnry Las
Tattersalls Races at Carrington Stakes Highlights
A dense list of horses and entries for Tattersalls Races at Carrington Stakes on December 30 1934 includes High Boy Closing Time Holdfast Tom Mach Legislator Whittingham Bronze Rawk Burracootboo Jacko Autumn Wind and many other competing names. The card features wide fields with running times and betting indicators mentioned alongside horse names.
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Tom Mach
Whittingham
Wista Lella Vale Eimily Rtuse Pooponaise High
Wisdam Roden Gate
Roman Spear Australia
Twinkle
Paeyon
Canberra Publication Note by Federal Capital Press
Printed and published by C a Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd at the company registered office in Ainslie Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia, Ltd
Ainslie
Canberra
Legend of Forty Footsteps Remains in Bloomsbury
Fragmentary notes describe the Forty Footsteps legend in London’s Bloomsbury area, recounting two brothers vying for a woman and a patricidal tale. The northeast end of Upper Montague Street is said to mark the site, though many readers doubt its precise location.
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London
Bloomsbury
Upper
Montague Street
Wiiher
Government to aid pig farmers with advances for pure bred boars
The Agriculture Minister announced a government fund of £6,000 to assist pig farmers in purchasing pure bred boars to improve stock quality. Advances up to £5 5s per boar may apply, with possible higher price boars under conditions, and a maximum of two boars per applicant. Repayments are quarterly over two years at 4 percent interest.
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Bydney
Theft of Foundation Stone at Swinton Demolition
Alfred Bheward, a labourer, was fined 208. on a charge of stealing a foundation stone and coins during the demolition of the old Swinton industrial school. He and another man found the stone with a metal plate worth about £10. the other man took a few coins as souvenirs while Sheward kept the plate and stone. Swinton Council had asked for the plate to be preserved for sentimental reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bheward
Manchester
Swinton
Sheward
State moves to exclude plant and machinery from valuations
The State Government will introduce amending legislation early next year to exclude removable plant and machinery fixtures from improved capital valuations for raising purposes. The Premier said the changes will affect the Valuation of Land Act the City Corporation Act and the Local Government Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Drowning Fatality Report From Gravesend Pool
In Gravesend a man named Leonard Wells 1 percent drowned after being washed into a deep pool while bathing to aid his brother who was seized by cramp. The brother reached safety unaided.
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Varialda
Leonard
Gravesend
Maintaining Good Health Through Each Season
The article stresses the constant need to stay healthy regardless of season or epidemics. It claims healthy people resist illness better and highlights Dr. Morse's Indian Root Fills as ideal for keeping bowels regular, liver function, and digestion balanced.
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Morse
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