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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1931
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item noting a boy orl and events around it. Details are unclear and names or dates are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to a local incident or notice without full context or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and locations with a legal notice style. The readable bits hint at a suit or case involving a party labeled Hanfall and a GA location, but essential details are missing. The item lacks concrete dates, actions, or involved organizations.
A cryptic weather forecast mentions cloudy skies and varying winds across multiple areas. It notes cooler temperatures with patchy frost risk, and predicts mixed precipitation possible in southern locales while northern zones stay mostly dry.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Rainfall, Westerding, Mahone and a finite count. It reads like a jumble of names and numbers with no clear event or outcome. The readable bits suggest weather notes or a personal list rather than a full report.
A dense stream of fragmented numeric tallies and place names across Australian towns and regions. The OCR yields a chaotic patch of scores, percentages, and localities with many garbled terms, offering little coherent narrative.
Canberra weather posted a mostly fine and cool outlook with winds from the southeast to southwest. Expected conditions are mild daytime temperatures and cooler nights as a high pressure system dominates the region.
A long OCR like scoreboard jumble lists numerous towns, teams, and scores including Melbourne, Ballarat, Terang, Warrnambool, and many others. The scattered figures show varied results with many decimals and garbled team names, indicating a chaotic, partial score roundup rather than a unified result.
The Bishop of Goulburn Dr Mad fret Radford hurried during the Sir Lambeth Conference and returned to Byaney today amid an eventful day.
Gerae Rabbanor reports an incident in Patersham during the weekend. Herbert Renry Price is implicated as the owner of the war motor scenes valued at 100. Authorities describe the scene as a disruption during the holiday period with investigations ongoing.
A vehicle on Bern Road last night toppled over an embankment injuring several occupants. The family members involved include Ahn and Etter Rin Bees, with Mere Mary Wait War among the dead. Police investigations continue to determine the cause.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man detained under wartime law, with references to improvised operations and a religious group. The text mentions restraint, interment, and possible charges, but clarity is limited due to garbled wording and missing portions.
London cables report heavy pressure on Prime Minister James Scullin after return to Australia. Cabinet strain and inflation flare aim at debt tapering, expenditure cuts, and unity across Canberra Melbourne Sydney. Opposition hints at co operation, while ministers warn of hard choices and credit risks ahead.
A resident of Anes, a former worker in Australia, recounts a tale of hardship and survival. He faced unemployment after injury, sought aid for his family, and endured stigma yet remained determined to rebuild. The piece honors those who persevere despite poverty and misfortune.
The Canadian Prime Minister confronts a forthcoming session as Cabinet debates finances, unemployment relief, and tax policy. The plan includes a 14,000,000 provision for unemployment relief and potential tax adjustments to support Western producers amid economic strain. The opposition Liberal party vows to challenge Prime Minister Bennett's imperial conference pledges and economic reforms.
In a Rodwary newspaper report the Chief Secretary Mr Omlloa told a inquiry that there would be no repeal of the betting tax. He disputed claims of the tax’s repeal failing to reduce revenue, citing declines prior to the law and asserting government plans to curb gambling. Premier Gowling supported government stance and promised to discuss with ministers and opponents before a final decision.
Fragmentary report notes the governor general's swearing in in Melbourne, with references to Canberra and the Commonwealth capital. It hints at the constitutional implications and mentions the appointment of the first Australian to a high office in the Commonwealth, amid incomplete details and garbled OCR.
An error-filled report proposes Italy granting permits for lavish casino complexes in coastal and border areas. It mentions San Remo and Venice outlines, with foreign involvement considered and a potential junta-style approval process.
Archie Kimani, 20, appeared in court charged with drunkenness and indecent language. He pleaded not guilty and was granted a further hearing date in January 2000.
Fragmentary text references a party identity and a single online venue. No clear event, date, or entities present.
Mr and Mrs welcome back to Canberra after ten months away to be honored at Hotel Canberra. About 48 guests, including their wives, will attend the reception. Acting Civic Administrator Waterman and Dr. Gell from the Advisory Council will extend the welcome.
Melbourne Monday. Inv phone of his apparent instruction, at Butler of Croydon, few persons saw Bass Strait from Canberra. He left the Wants at 4.15 a.m. Retaination at 6.50, who will leave tomorrow for outback, intends a building Plan of his own fueling of all Australian materials.
Local resident Mrs. Rureelt faced numerous practical jokes after a bogus advertisement lured pranksters to her property at Dawingworet. Police noted excess waste and damage including gadgets, a motor, and decorative items. Investigators suspect a grudge against Mrs. Rureelt as motive.
A historical notice states the Usher of the Black Rod is to be appointed Clerk Assistant to the Manate. Mr J W Hem retired and Mr Btvinowski began his post in Public Services in 1908. J H Edwarde joins the Bonstesta in 11S and Ie Tow Clare will become Tener of The een spear rets by er IGF.
A child died after being struck by a bus near a residence in Adelaide Walesamt as a toy left near the curb caused a fatal mishap. The accident occurred Monday night, with authorities investigating the sequence leading to the fatality.
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