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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
2
Weather fragment from FEMA records dated March 17
Fragment reads FEMA notes about state weather records at site tenet ore. It mentions Stare Tot to Bret and M8 stone Kine Ae. Further readable details are unclear in the OCR.
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Fema
Unclear OCR fragment hints at weather or event note
Fragmentary text mentions sultry weather, thunder shower, and night plans with scattered names and phrases, lacking clear subjects, dates, or locations for a coherent news item.
Trend Toward Lower Interest Dominates World Finance
Canberra Times reports a global move to lower interest amid government action and market shifts. Britain and Europe push easing policies while Australia eyes relief for budget stability under the Premier's Plan of 1931, with ongoing discussions on further reductions and mortgage rates.
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London
Lond Pane
New York
Britain
Engle
Australia
Commonwealth
Wiese
Carnival meeting at Canterra Baths plans Hawiian athletes
A fragment reports a February carnival meeting of a committee at Canterra Baths. It mentions securing Kurta and Muli, Hawaiian athletes, and the schedule of Nel Ryan and Phi Hooper for events or appearances at the carnival.
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Kurta
Muli
Tate Snemplons
Nel Ryan
Phi Hooper
Melbourne woman found dead with infant wound
Police arrest influenced by a board ing house incident. Mrs Jacqueline Dinka was found tied in a Firstoy boarding house bedroom with a baby wound at the temple. She died at hospital. Haband, the apartment manager, was employed in the city and later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Pharxday
Jacqueline Dinka
Nongstake
Haband
Agan
New tram contract sparks controversy in government
A disputed tramcar contract prompts officials to push for a new procurement even as allegations surface of underage involvement and improper bidding. Authorities promise a revised tender while investigators seek clarity on participation and pricing.
Visit to Australia alters path of minister Dorothy Wilkes
The Reverend Dorothy Wilkes of the Congregational Church arrived in Kygavy from Togden today. She notes gradual changes in church rites and discusses her pursuit of theology, aiming for a diploma and a record of spiritual experiences amid early career milestones.
Fragmentary OCR Note from Civic Centre Listing
A partial OCR fragment references the Civic Centre and a monetary figure. The readable text includes names and phrases that suggest a listing or notice but lacks clear context, dates, or actions.
Maine Senate Re drafts beer tax plan (1930s)
A garbled dispatch describes the Maine Senate re drafting a plan related to beer manufacturing. It mentions a general outline, a machine related reference, and a provision about a percentage tied to manufacturing beer, with unclear names and dates.
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Maine
Senate
Warington
Thurwlay
Nate
Nabreral
Eaeer
Nana Bt Jwanoed
Public Service Fragments and Commonwealth Appointment Notes
Fragmentary report from Canberra references the Public Service in the Federal Territory, with mentions of Commonwealth appointments and examinations. It notes candidates and pass marks, along with references to the Commonwealth Gazette and potential policy shaping in uniform legislation and film control.
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Frag
Igi
Tharaday
Otant
Theasren
Mammy Greene
Ahipa
Canberra
Rhe T. Typ
Tre
Erritory Ware
Meena Margaret Pay Cox
Marky
Commenoreaith Gazette
Mivean N. Rhelin
WH. Percival
Reeboen
A. J. Trunn
Mer. Dunn
Ferarty
Unf. Buwcett
Fe E. Noble
C.D. Pier
My Thomas
Rem Teddy
Spratt
E.R. Vaulin
Slicho
Nurses Registration Ordinance for the Federal Capital Territory
The draft Nurses Registration Ordinance establishes a Board, initially with the Commonwealth Director General of Health, to administer nurse registration. It outlines eligibility, examinations, and certification requirements for nurses including midwives and children's nurses, plus penalties for fraud and powers to suspend practitioners. The Board may appoint, regulate, and revoke registration, with penalties up to £100 for fraudulent misrepresentation and provision for possible court action on deemed offenses.
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Federal Capital Territory
Commonwealth
Dr. Cumputon
Cificaten
Fan
Ramine
Ubaltte
Ham
Tee
Haag
Nagra
Infante
Gui Figinon
High Court
Falke
Swimming Club Proposals For Bath Improvements
A Cantera Ambiene Swimming Club committee meeting last evening discussed replacing the old diving boards with a storeboard and the testing of a new board type. The architect’s views were considered. the pool’s purpose and surroundings were weighed for bathing use and safety. The committee urged timely decisions and proposed allowances for improvements, with Len McCarthy named secretary and ten guineas proposed as remuneration for service.
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Cantera Ambiene Swimming Ciuk
Tiftyard
Whall
Farocting & Aiving Board
Tone
Jwenith
High Diving Board
Wold Interfare
Fetty
Greaiaent
Walt
Len Mccarthy
Len Mccarthy, sWieriying Comch of Poomatn Vath
Aya
Roy
Len
Uf Atvitig Ty Nem
Fatal boxing match under scrutiny in Leichhardt council
At a Leichhardt Council meeting the death of a boxer after a seventh round stoppage was discussed. The referee Yank Peri defended the bout management, while Police Commissioner Opitde confirmed the stadium doctor attended the boxer and that no improper interference occurred.
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Rydney
Thatteday
Leichhardt
Opitde
Judes
Fragmented report on dance incident outside Guennbeyai hall
OCR fragment describes a clash outside a Guennbeyai dance hall near Aron with stones and tossed objects. It mentions two youths and a mother named Vale, with references to a teen, moral threat, and alleged sexual misconduct against the mother’s aide, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Aron
Youiha
Vale
Juinia Trayan
Renowned Medium Dies After War Era Prediction
The famous medium Fotetall Date of War died after a long career marked by prophetic claims linked to World War dates. Her death follows public fascination with forecasts linking Germany’s collapse and theater corporate moves, including a tied prediction about a Ne File Hinteinker event and suburban cinema links.
Victorian Senator Manty Tour Aims To Rally United Country Party
Senator Hardy leads a long Victorian campaign for the United Country Movement with cinema shows to illustrate economic aims. The itinerary covers Geelong to Wangaratta with Fortnightly stops, supervising evidence collection for a Boundaries Commission submission and planning future campaigns in New South Wales and beyond.
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Charles Manty
United Country Movement
Wit
Victoria
United Country Party
Kenator Haedy
Aiden
Victorien
Enatte
Tim
Kenator Hardy
Fortnieht
Wagga
Nowset Watow
X of Iowa
Geetone
N Ote
Hallarats
Dimboula
Wave Racknabeal
Mateil
Warragat
T Hendros
Weenoproy
Donald
Haran
Klawotl
Ararat
Hamilton
Waist Jumboo
Armand
Mmi Mura
Ouyen
Maryborough
Improper Ideas In Australia at Education Conference
Sydney reports a talk by Rev. J C Thomman of St Saho College at the Australian Education Conference. He argued modern life promotes pagan excess through sensational media and emphasized money as the root of vice. He condemned organized sport in schools and warned boys overindulge in cricket while others take up whittling.
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Sydney
J.C. Thomrmman
Ht. Saho'a
Sudary University
Ma &P
Anthea
Wohools
Australian teachers’ association warns on training limits
The Australian Teachers’ Association voices concern over reduced apprentice training and rising emphasis on skilled trades. It argues that future industry will depend on technical workers from abroad unless investment in local work and training increases. The leader calls for more funding to support youth employment and national industry.
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Axdney
Wednantey
Abdremine
Ritchis
N.B.W. Fecha
Axl
Australia
Carey
Neemplayet
Training of Youth Sydney Plans 1000 Boxing Courses
At a Sydney metropolitan meeting representatives discussed using 1000 pounds to fund the training of 1000 boxers in the metropolitan area this year. The minister indicated that if the scheme is found worthwhile the program may be extended and the chairperson would meet committees to select suitable sites for courses.
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Sydney
Thureday
New Union for Canberra Workers Seeks Legal Position
Canberra Workers Union seeks official legal standing in labor affairs amid lobbying by the New South Wales Trade and Labour Party. A leadership delegation from Canberra awaits a party view on the union’s aims as talks continue about federal and regional recognition.
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Walra Biante Labour Party
da Sendin Joma
Onny
Kerea Warkure
Limon
Aller Workres' Union
Canberra
Tang
Mer
Bydney
Tne Canberra Workers Union
Onete
Wan Aamitten
Mr. McKellar
Gravyr
Uth Walna Labour Party
Munport
Mactherancs
Nin Ofkani Mh- Hon’s
Qoulburn
Uh Peeral
Neve Bouth Wales
Outelie
Agitration Workers Union
Queanbeyan Show Preparations March 3 and 4
Queanbeyan show committee outlines ground works for paddock completion and pavilion reconstruction for produce display and a light fair. A motion to seek excursion travel rates from New South Wales Health to Gowbury and Godiburn was carried unanimously and publican’s booth rights offered by auction to Woodeers and Calthorne.
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Queanryan M
G. A. Melunes
Tate
Pool Club
TL Wim
Eady
Woodeers and Calthorne Cunt) Ltd
Aucreaail
Death at winding engine in Boulder Der: miner dies
A mine accident at the Boulder Derp movement mine resulted in the death of Richard Wicks who was working at a winding engine. The engine moved suddenly causing a fatal injury as workers nearby attempted to free a trapped colleague. The incident is under investigation by the mine’s safety officials.
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Kalooorlie
Thuralay
Richard Wicks
Boulder der
Moverance
Richard Mingen
Leevl
Alwar Quietens Rebels Retreat To Hills
In Alwar territory British and Indian forces observed improved conditions as rebels retreated into the hills. The development followed recent assembly and movements by local authorities, with security measures intensifying to stabilize the defected area and sustain lawful governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
World Conference Awaits French Proposals in London
London dispatch reports World Conference delegates, including British and European experts, awaiting French proposals. Discussions focus on a remit from the European conclave and potential concrete steps toward a general agreement.
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London
Geneva
Daily Telegraph
Aeros
British Women Golfers Tour Set For July Dates
The British women golfers are planned to tour in July with stops in New Zealand and South Africa. Notable players Mina Harraps and Aflatren Molt are among those expected to compete. The events include trial rounds and potential meteor play, with organizers aiming to promote the sport across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weinreday
New Zealand
Aewaeke
Africa
Tovitationn
Inane
Wari Manan
Aflatren
Mina
Missing girl returns home after weekend stay
A girl reported missing earlier in the week was found safe returning to her home in Coogee this morning. She had been staying with a friend over the weekend, according to reports from the place of her abode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnry
Toursaay
Mim
Hulete Dunlop
More Houses A New Contract At Manuka
Contract details reveal a new housing project at Manuka with ten units contracted at a price around £870. Works to commence by May 11, with joint trades and proposed occupancy by Canberra bound tenants. Tender notices indicate gas supply alterations and verandah additions for Lot 35, section May Reid, secured by Mr. Mawson of Mawkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenner Snr
Manuka
Ersno
Armii
Canberra
Kingston
P Mawson
Mawkner Bireol
Fraddon
May Reid
Mawson
New Zealand Butter Impound Narrows Trade Row
An Ottawa report notes Canada's trade treaty with New Zealand and possible impoundment of butter shipments. Officials deny knowledge of any proposal to seize or control shipments. no authority cited for such action. The discussion followed a Calgary meeting discussing the New Zealand butter surplus and potential measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Canada
Tarmeen
Alberta
Preyoda Ome
Noein Pricettey
Duronseed
Ottawa
New Zealand
Dominion
Dominion Omes
No Entrance Fee at Early Ephyth Show in Le Luweanbeyan
An early ephyth show in Le Luweanbeyan disclosed no entrance fee, with by rules outlining entry and prize money. At a meeting of associates, special features were served, British divisions were described, and a local exhibitor sent in an entry within a week, indicating the committee’s plans for display and judging.
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le Luweanbeyan
Ita
Gontburn
Canberra Te Meets Goulbern in Second round
In a Canberra testing event the teams from Canberra and Goulbern will compete in the second phase of the ASCUIR series. The lineup includes Yeamee Lantea Canora Homnergills Romeo and McKintry Gwkish along with Bal Varanma Waterremsd Zone6 (KID) as observers or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Onihuen Cian
Fulleday
Stanson
Fray
U. M
Lantea
Canora
Scratchings in AJC racing meet headlines
AJC reports a scratch-filled card for a racing meet featuring Hiaken, Stumpine Plane, and Anniversary Handicap with Gold Mage Mickie Wallace among notable entries. Migh Divdain also listed in the event slate.
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Gold Mage
Mickie Wallace
Migh Divdain
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