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Weather summary for Canberra and surrounding area
Weather data for Canberra including barometer readings at 9 am and 9 pm, temperatures ranging from 72 to 100.8 degrees Fahrenheit, a maximum 24 hour temperature around 22 degrees at 9 am, and winds varying from NW to W. Reports include humidity and pressure measurements, with multiple time stamps and inconsistent wording.
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Chamberlain Visit to Rome Raises Peace Prospect and Risks
The piece analyses Mr. Chamberlain’s upcoming trip to Rome as a test of Anglo Italian commitments. It stresses insisting on honoring treaties, warns against appeasement, and notes Spain and France tensions. It questions Italy’s loyalty to the Anglo Italian Agreement and predicts consequences for peace and democracy versus dictatorship.
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Europe
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France
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Woman survives 160 foot fall from Harbour Bridge
Mrs Robin Foster 29 of Darlinghurst escaped death after plunging from a Sydney Harbour Bridge gantry. A passerby alerted police as Constable Mazey leaped to catch her suspended over the edge. She was taken to Sydney Hospital with serious injuries after a prior handbag knockdown and head injuries at St Vincent’s Hospital.
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Mra Forter
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Poland Seizes Russian Crown Jewels Under Riga Pact
London report says on January 1 Poland formally took possession of rambling Ramian crown jewels deposited by the Soviet Union under the 1971 Riga agreement as payment for 63 million in unpaid indemnity. The seizure follows years of dispute over the assets and their custody amid postwar reparations.
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Poland
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Fire in Sydney Arcade Causes Large Damage
Firefighters from all brigades battled a blaze in Sydney Arcade between King and George Streets early Sunday. The fire caused damage estimated at 615000 dollars. A man was later arrested and charged with breaking and entering.
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Sydney Arcade
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Lurich Beats Ding in Sydney Wrestling Bout
Tom Lurich defeated Henri Ding in a Leichhardt bout on Sunday. Ding could not continue after an injury to his back and was defeated as Lurich dominated the match.
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Science Congress Opens in Canberra Wednesday
The twenty fourth meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science opens in Canberra on Wednesday with a broad program across Astronomy Mathematics Chemistry Physics and Social Sciences Engineering Architecture Medical Botany and more Delegates will also enjoy a full social calendar climaxing with an At Home by the Governor-General and Lady Gowrie Invitations have been issued to about 2300 guests including 1200 Congress delegates Professor Ernest Scott arrives with Mrs Scott as president of the association and local organizing secretary Dr Currie arrives for the council of scientific and industrial research The Geological Section chaired by Professor Speight will begin with a pre session excursion to Yass
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Canberra
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Scott
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Watertown
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Yass
Defence of Britain Complete Overhaul of Army
In Plymouth Devonport the War Secretary Mir Hore-Ballsha outlined a 19 month overhaul of the army. He said formations are more flexible and mechanised, with progress from 22 763 to 65 870 anti aircraft personnel. He rejected rumours of persistent failings and promised further modernization under the Prime Minister's knowledge.
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London
Mir Hore-Ballsha
Plymouth
Devonport
War Office
Hore
Ask
Readers' Views On Federal Plan Sparks Controversy
A column reports disagreements over the Grim Plan details with Daley and McEwen engaging in a public exchange on plan variations and statutory interpretations. It notes the 1925 date for the plan and critiques of how minor road widths and installations are treated under statutory terms.
Round the Compass Round the Compass Santa Clause Fined
Round the Compass reports a string of minor offences and oddities. A man in Orange admitted being akin home and block of ice when questioned by a constable. William Kerwick, aged 4, pleaded guilty to stealing a bruce of ike and was fined. A Piileworth man faced penalties for a browly hor acttiu and days. Leonard Rose, 21, travelled without a ticket on a train between Clencon and Armidale and received a fine with two days in default.
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An Ofice
Rose
Glen
Crashed Air Fleet Flight Disaster Near New Zealand
Unclear OCR text describes a crash involving air fleet and a Manly ferry near London and New Zealand harbour plans for a centenary. Observers note boys missing and a rescue by tug, with wind hampering bombers returning from Britain and a batch of five planes involved amid a public safety scare.
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Zealani
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Bayelin
World’s Fair exhibits expand as nations prepare pavilions
Readied pavilions from Argentina, Japan, Costa Rica, and the United States Territory of Hawaii race toward completion. Eleven more countries are preparing inside exhibits for the International Palace, with possible additions to reach about 40 total as the fair opens February 18, 1998. Alaska and several others join Denmark, Greece, Turkey, and Belgium in the lineup for this global exposition.
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Obituary of Henry Chapman of Weatherles
Henry Chapman 46 of Weatherles died Saturday at Canyberra Hospital after six months admitted. He leaves a large family. his wife died ten years ago. Funeral held yesterday at St. John's, Canberra.
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Soil erosion threat to primary production in Australia
A NSW Bank survey shows soil erosion endangers both agricultural and pastoral interests across states. Wind and water erosion degrade bare cultivated surfaces, reduce soil and vegetation, and intensify with overstocking, droughts, and expansion into marginal lands. Scientific land utilization and timely soil preservation measures are urged to safeguard production.
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Traffic Control Aims Cyclist Police Patrols in Sydney
A police plane will assist on special patrols to monitor traffic list. The Minister for Transport considers closing licenses and imposing penalties for proven reckless driving. Aerial surveillance will report frame congestions during holidays and weekends.
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Tuewlay
Raneport
Aruxsier
Coursing meeting abandoned at Bathurst due to heat
Heat over 100 degrees forced the cancellation of a Bathurst coursing meeting as dogs would not run. Officials cited extreme conditions and advised withdrawal of entries.
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Sunitny
Boy Thrown From Horse In Bungendore Accident
Harold John Flanagen aged 11 was thrown from a horse at Bungendore on Saturday afternoon. An ambulance rushed to the scene and transported him to Queanbeyan Hospital where he was admitted with serious injuries and placed under observation.
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Queanbeyan Hospital
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Governor and party attend church service at Canberra
An official party led by the Governor general and Lady Wakeburnt attended a church service in Canberra yesterday morning. The procession included Captein J. and prominent locals as the event marked a formal gathering in the capital town.
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Caeberra
New South Wales
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