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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1932
Page
2
OCR fragment mentions Pot FRE WITH THD Cosenonrnrma and Queanbetan with dates and places but details are garbled. The readable items reference a daily newspaper context and a center timer column, lacking coherent events or names to summarize clearly.
Weather observations from Canberra on February 7 show a 6 am map reading of 34.03 inches and uncorrected data. Temperature at 6 am 16 degrees, 14 hour maximum 9.10, rainfall readings include 44.7 degrees and 62.5 with last century records of rain for the current year.
A report describes unrest at Dartmoor with claims that modern reforms threaten prisoners safety. Officials cite outside weapons, mutiny risk, and a strong willed governor resisting changes while prisoners and guards face tension and discipline actions.
The Sydney East ward's candidate leads by 1218 votes amid recount talk. Final tallies show Ward and Metall neck and neck with substantial support from the Labour and United Australia parties, while other contenders trail. The outcome hinges on remaining ballots and postal votes as officials prepare final results.
London dispatch reports continued turbulence in Parliament over tariff policy as Sir Herbert Samuel attacks government plans. A Commons exchange featured two cabinet ministers with criticism of Ireland and proposed budget changes prompting cautious responses from Conservative ranks and calls for cabinet unity.
An analysis argues the Governor lacks grounds to dismiss Premier Lang amid NSW political strife. It asserts Lang retains electoral backing, the people’s will must prevail, and dismissal should come only via new elections or parliamentary defeat.
Fragmentary report describes a chaotic scene in Dartmoor as bystanders witnessed a confrontation. A warder and others intervened to restore order after escalating tensions and suspect actions surrounding a man named KeHn Tere.
In Ottawa a committee reports a costly trip to London for the Prime Minister generated a partisan stir. Documents allege 2500 paid for a special railway carriage and criticize former officials and advisors connected to the tour and wartime duties.
In a Saturday competition at the Waneroan range the Daytube Trophy final saw modest scores. Hay led with 146 total to win, with J Groat close at 144 and A Cimpton Webb 147. L McLeod and G Way earned day primes.
The Australyy Day Open tennis carnival concluded with a successful event. Women’s doubles and men’s doubles finals featured players such as Mugen Heid Kem and Kempter, Mina Rausle, Hathavn, Gee and Brogan, and Pike de Saree.
A Tokyo bank exposed speculators by forcing contracts to settle at standard prices as Japan’s yen wobbled, wiping out many short positions. The bank’s agent claimed profits near £300,000 after government support shifted the market and the yen fell.
At the local range on Saturday the Crawford Cup Weekly match saw Warren and Aturey lead with top scores. H Taylor and C Hierey posted strong totals, while the field struggled with windless conditions and rough alignment in the early rounds.
In London a debate on liberty surfaces as Viscount Snowyton Donald Melani and William Mcair discuss a cabinet invitation. The speaker argues that real freedom of speech, not limited by cages, is the aim and that constraints on expression are rejected as mere captivity.
The article references Beltain policy and asserts about 446 million dollars of American exports and similar goods in import streams. It mentions concerns over tariff discussions and international trade policy. The text is garbled but centers on Beltain’s economic stance and US export figures.
In London discussions on a proposed exchange arrangement drew limited support. Negotiations faced skepticism as public officials considered models and potential discounts before final approval.
A fragmented report outlines a committee debate over meat import quotas involving New Zealand and other countries. Proposals seek duties on certain imported meats while aiming to keep some categories free, signaling potential trade tension and policy shifts.
A heavy rainfall caused damage and delays at a public works site. Workers report fallen materials and disrupted access as inspectors assess the scene. Officials note continued rain may hinder recovery efforts into the weekend. Local authorities urge caution near damp sites and ongoing lane closures.
Local golf meet at Canberra Club shows WAAJAM?s strong form with notable scores and a crowded field. William, Smith and Hartland post solid rounds as players compete in Grade 4 and other divisions across a long weekend.
A report describes a trout weighing about 2 pounds caught at Burrinjvek by Mr Swann. The fish measured roughly ten inches with a girth near four inches, taken after a short fight with the angler returning the catch.
The deceased, a former tram driver in the Fiby ort Berries, had lived in Canberra for many years. He passed away after a period of illness and remains will be laid to rest at the Queanbeyan Cemetery.
Relief Society in aid of a fest aims to raise funds for community relief. The event is set for March 15 in Bowdwin or nearby, with proceeds directed to support local aid efforts and help those in need within the area.
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