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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
2
The Canberra Times publishes a publishing notice detailing subscription rates and a correction. It lists agent locations in Canberra, Brindabam, Kingston, Manuka and other districts, with references to news agents and local distribution. The notice appears amid other editorial notes and publication details.
Rainfall records for Canberry in the current year are listed with dates and totals. Entries include monthly totals, high and low values, and notes on rainfall measurements across several weeks from October through December.
The Cuban government will default on 3,500,000 dollars in interest owed to American bondholders. The funds will finance salaries for government employees, expanding a wave of defaults affecting about 60 million dollars in securities held by U S investors. The piece critiques U S policy, banking practices, and Roosevelts stance on intervention while discussing the global impact of such debt defaults.
Review of 1933 progress in New South Wales cites government finances and public works. Figures show 1933 unemployment and wage totals, with commentary on expected economic increases and ongoing industrial expansion. The piece notes government obligations, infrastructure spending, and calls for prudent policy amid uncertain recovery.
Aulnay reports business conditions improving in 1984 but notes lingering uncertainty. The president of the Town Chamber of Manufacturers cites signs of a weaker Australian market and cautious trading atmosphere. A substantial rise in employment and a tentative uptick in output are noted amid stabilizing price trends.
Commodore Fellowes recounts the Houston expedition to conquer Mount Kiyeresh, Everest’s neighbor, amid dust obstructions and limited Nepalese permission. The crew faced high winds, dust extending to 19 000 feet, and orders from home restricting further flights over Everest while hoping to land within permitted zones.
An article reports that Freon and other gaseous vapours last longer with an electrode cast from tonide and special material. A 3 mm tube by Went inghouse Lamp Co operated 13,000 hours at 30 mA and 10 kV without gas pressure loss. Lower voltages also worked, allowing reduced pressure with fair output. The electrode’s inner coating achieves low potential drop without large-area electrodes, enabling wider colour ranges and gas handling.
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A writlens messsage shows the ice breaker Cheluskin drifting about 1230 miles since December 1 after being imprisoned again on December 3. It is now near Weangel Island with airship passengers and supplies aboard, while weeks of storage and months of effort have accumulated in Providence Bay on the Chulitsk Peninsula.
Capitel Trem presents two complete program en pieces with Saturday showing of The Day and Age style drama plus The Lom Bye 100 and The Night Club. Cast includes Teichard Cromwell Smuurivm Wicksor Judith Alien and Hedin Twelyrroen with Wallach Roti and Ryan.
Bandits raided the First State Bank in Marlin Texas on Wednesday and obtained 41,000 dollars in cash. They reportedly kidnapped the bank's family members and may be holding hostages.
Incomplete readable text discusses international teams and a compilation overseer with reference to Australia and New Zealand. No clear event dates, persons, or organizations emerge beyond vague mentions of nations and oversight roles.
About 2 950 visitors tour Parliament House Camberg and Lofa during a weekend period. Reports note rising attendance and a possible peak near 4 000 total visitors for the day across the sites. An official schedule lists tours each Saturday afternoon and morning sessions.
Sydney reports new safeguards on wool and rotten material labeling under manufacturing rules. Regulators require descriptions of all weighting materials and fibers used in textiles and upholstery, with penalties for misdescription and second-hand goods. Industry leaders pledge to comply with broader one world standard efforts.
An incoherent fragmentary report mentions football and legal proceedings. It references individuals such as Mh slope and Mr. Winstesoe, with scattered phrases about court, crime, and a review. The text is largely unreadable, offering few concrete facts or clear events.
A messy OCR shows a lottery denial notice affecting multiple entities including Auburn Recon and The Pater Syndicate. Names and dates are garbled but indicate a scheduled draw blocked on a 178th lottery or similar, with references to Christmas and March.
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