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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented Canberra weather style entry from January describes temperatures around 24.30 Indian Temperature and 38.4 degree readings, with wind noted as NE. The text appears garbled with multiple measurement traces and lacks coherent events or persons.
Curiously garbled text mentions fouls and low scoring amid a vast field. Readable phrases reference a clit and innd sp elinént jewel with the seamhara. No clear names, teams, places, or dates emerge from the damaged lines.
The piece surveys 1933 outlooks amid low prices and global tensions, noting modest improvements in employment and trade across New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia. It highlights fiscal restraint, unemployment relief spending, and hopes for private enterprise revival, with caution on monetary stabilization and international cooperation to unlock broader recovery.
Queensland faced a daunting chase in the Sheffield Shield encounter as Hird and Hill starred for New South Wales, building a long partnership and pushing the total toward 427. Cook and Andrews contributed valuable knocks, while Howell's late breakthroughs spurred a cautious New South Wales defense amid a sparse crowd.
The report details Sir Malcolm Campbell aiming to surpass the 253.96 mph land speed record with the Blue Bird, including engine upgrades to 1000 hp, weight changes for stability, and anticipated beach trials at Daytona Beach. It notes Dunlop tires and expected progress toward 270 and 300 mph marks, with Dunton as a key team member and speculation on times and vehicle weight.
The City Howling Club secured a meritoria win over Cooma foam with Ham's ring leading the scoring. Final end totals showed City ahead after a tense match as veterans and newcomers alike contributed. a postgame luncheon and acknowledgments followed, with club officials planning no practice for Suny City players.
A garbled report describes a man named Watkin entering a crowd and drawing attention as others react with surprise. The text recalls a tense moment where spectators watch his movements and expressions, noting crowd behavior and a sense of curiosity.
Capitol Theatre unveils 1933 debut with Warner Baxter Miriam Jordan and Beryl Marion in a mood spanning pathos to murder. screenings include The Saxes of The Sux and The Great Barrier Reef plus The Kitchen and Attorney for the Defense with Edmund Lowe.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses nervous public concern over a fraud case involving feminine money and social morals. It mentions a 70 year old in Southend and a conflict with a son-in-law and a friend over 110 pounds, hinting at a sensational scandal with remote connections and no public witness.
In a strange 1791 tale from Umbento, Alte datunla a mayor clashes with police over town disturbances. The mayor refuses to cooperate, is jailed briefly, then released amid a vow to reform. Coronel Onatow chairs odd rumors as newspapers call Rim the cookinur, while the London jury later delivers a verdict and public rebuke.
In Glasgow 1630 an American citizen was considered for the private yacht after a sale at 160,000. The vessel named Inchcape was linked to Lordon Hunduy and the widow of Nie, amid unclear fragments from the historical notice.
A fragmented report describes a prehistoric family skeleton found in caves near Mount Carmel, Southern. McCown and colleagues at a lab discuss Neanderthal traits and the potential link to modern humans, noting skull features, age estimates, and ongoing analysis of adult remains.
In Landreversse Hillmay village nineteen pupils of the Reole de Vrance connect with France’s many countries. Through the Junior Red Cross they are paired with schools, exchanging snapshots drawings portraits and samples of work. Central Red Cross offices arrange and monitor the correspondence and ensure proper language and cultural exchanges.
An unusual race featured a bird and a man racing a makeshift car from Norwich. The airman Niel set off with a map, while Morley Aw followed by noon, using the sun and clock for navigation. The pigeon arrived home about 15 minutes ahead of the car, with both efforts described as swift and theatrical.
A trove of ancient bronze like bracelets was found near Pawednuck Cornwall by a local worker. The items, dated around 000 years old, were unearthed months ago and reported to authorities as a significant find. The landowner may face questions over rights to the treasure and potential recovery costs.
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