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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1933
Page
2
The unreadable OCR segment references ingredients or portions with numbers like 308.2 and 31 servings, mentioning brands or names such as Mint, Lidell, and Ren. The text appears to be a garbled product label or recipe note lacking clear context or complete sentences.
At Geneva the League Committee debated Japan’s proposal to remove Manchukuo from the conciliation process, with Japan pressing for U S participation in talks. The body weighed whether non member states should join discussions and possible implications for the current Manchukuo question. The committee plans a formal reply and considers inviting non member observers under cautious terms.
Readable lines mention moonrise and Venus rise times, a January date, and scattered approximate times. Details are fragmented and unclear, but reference to celestial events and daily timings suggests a weather and sky observation snippet from a newspaper page.
An undistinct fragment references Canberra weather and a forecast task. It mentions a pallid mood and a South-West direction with unclear attribution to a weather report or local issuing body.
Unsettled phase expected with thunderstorms and heavy rain in parts of New South Wales. Forecasters warn of possible strong gusts and localized flooding as conditions shift through the period. Authorities urge motorists to exercise caution and monitor updates from the meteorological service.
An analysis discusses how price declines result from monetary policy and non monetary factors. It notes global price divergence, imperfect transmission, and protectionist policies. The piece argues government action and broad non monetary forces are needed to raise price levels.
A fragmentary report from Washington cites a Japanese foreign minister warning of potential Chinese retaliation amid rising tensions. The dispatch mentions perceived aggression and a national anti-Japanese movement, but text is garbled and uncertain.
A garbled report contrasts Old Delhi and New Delhi in Sydney scenes. It notes injuries from a crash, hospital treatment, and architectural damage, then in a sprawling editorial tone extols heritage versus modern progress and city life across both eras.
The fragment mentions Canada currency policy and a prime minister facing a deal with a group referred to as SreMit. It suggests a change in currency value, noting a hypothetical rate where the dollar would be worth four in New York, but details are garbled and names or dates are uncertain.
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A fragmented report notes disruptions during a Canberra area visit by a young Australian ski team. It mentions rain affecting events, delays in schedule, and references to places like South Australia and the Pi House. Names and many details are garbled, but the overall tone points to weather impacting travel and planned activities.
Letters discuss a proposed road project in Queanbeyan and surrounding areas. Debates center on federal funding, impact on access between Queanbeyan and Darra, and the clash of local needs with national priorities. The writer argues the proposal cuts the center of the road, harms the region, and questions the federal motive.
Montane Norman and Praville Worathorne, bankers, were married at a local city office. The bride Adele, a London County Councillor and longtime friend, attended. Norman recently divorced and has island ties.
The Right Honourable Lord Halveren F C TLD Lady Ralveson and Mr D C Pergmnon are guests of Their Excellencies at Government House Canberra alongside Major W U W Hall MC and Mrs Mall. Governor-General Yoncles and Kiedy Innnce attend the event at Government House Canberra.
Stockholm reports Taner Krwuger, director of Krwuger companies, charged after admitting involvement in a tainted tale related to Ivar Kreuzer. Court proceedings set to determine exoneration or guilt amid ongoing investigations.
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