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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1952
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Cornea Yi stepping into a Mamdicap matter. The text mentions commands and a device, with unclear context or events. Further readable facts are not present to establish a clear incident or outcome.
The report lists numerous candidates including Grace Pum Peter Malleseh and Judith Pecereal among others. Preliminary grades and notable names such as Peter Carnac ks and Mrs Jom Smith appear with scattered references to exam sites and locations.
A fragmentary item mentions individuals including Robert Warren and sid Canberra with Plano and Grads Pass. Other names Devs erley Hamilton appear in the unreadable text.
Fragmentary text lists names and grades in violin studies, referencing Hon. Anna and Alistair Christie along with Jed and Els Biaciaton. Indicates a grade pass for Miana-tih and mentions Meee in unclear context.
A grainy list from a Convent school notes numerous students with prelim grades across grades including 3rd 12th and 2nd, featuring names such as Norma Muir Mer feign Burchett Trevor Asw Fence Ghiefey Grieves Tut Grad ase Halon Hooper and Jocelyn Roberson. The text reads as a roster of pupils and grade passes with scattered garbled words and misreads from OCR.
A four year old child living in Australia is survived by his wife, three daughters and no son. The cherum, the mecca.
At the Red Hill course the Federal circuit held a Saturday event with numerous scorers. Notable performances included J Bellchambers and Wit Betahanan each tallying 33 points, while Morden and Peverill posted strong 16 and 17 point efforts in a competitive field.
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