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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
2
The Canberra Times reports a UK agreement awaiting production from a national authority. The note lists multiple names and places including Canberra and Quivwirbseyun alongside references to local figures and organizations.
A garbled weather snippet mentions migrants tone and several unreadable names. The readable parts reference a forecast period, locations, and a query about a town near Bagulnd with unclear timing and conditions.
Gur Queanbeyan correspondent notes profits from social events at the vrai Theatre and Uyrlat Churah Donih in Wiskavaday. The piece reports figures for 16 sports events and mentions local attendance and financial results tied to Hod Hulile Dasee and Ductal Hatt. Absent clear dates, places, or names, the item surveys community fund raising through theatre and club events.
Canberra forecasts show rising heat with northerly winds followed by a cool change tomorrow. The city expects warmer conditions today before a marked drop in temperature as the cool air arrives.
An Australia in view discusses revolutions and argues they require not only popular will but a cadre of technicians to direct state infrastructure. Citing Malaparte on Russia, Treteky in 1927, and examples from Germany Italy Spain and Russia, the piece warns that revolutions hinge on technical organization and notes Lang of New South Wales warns against possible upheaval.
Le Del and Goodwin described a voluntary scheme to summon money for Pellet walls trees in Canberra. The plan sought 116 per week from contributors, aiming to run for 60 years, with government payroll deductions for participants. They emphasize government support and private cooperation to fund the scheme.
Large tracts of grassland near Canberra were ablaze as authorities battled spreading flames. Fire brigades battled a northern Molonglo brush fire near the Military College cadets site, while warnings remained for more blazes in the Kiandea direction.
A correspondent from The Cambarre Times reports in May on tensions at East Sydney baths involving paddlers Why Not and Puddler. Inspectors fear crowd influence on decisions about diving rules and crowd behavior while residents debate safety and enforcement amid calls for better devices to manage swimmers.
The dispute centers on alleged breaches in party arrangements between the United Australia Party and the United Country Party. Mr Bavin denies branch arranging the campaign in rural electorates and insists the current campaign is financially independent. Leaders urge unity while denying merges or inheritances between parties.
A fragment from the editor notes a feature about the Caniletts Three and a prompt for daily coverage. The text hints at a discussion or editorial stance but lacks full context or outcome details.
Florence Witcot, 34, was found unconscious in bed at the home of her parent last night in Sydney. She was conveyed to hospital where she died without regaining consciousness. Mrs Wilson, a paniber at a factory, spent last week with her parents.
A digested report states a hospital or party incident in London where a minister, identified as part of Ye Hille of Communa, and others worked through the night at Tinyapia. Ten bodies were recovered and four victims treated with artificial respiration. a doctor collapsed during resuscitation and was pulled to the surface.
A large section of woodland around Mount Pares has been destroyed by a blaze. Forest agencies report extensive burn damage and smoke drifting toward Mystivtord and Bright as crews battle the fire advancing from the western flank.
A notable chewing gum magnate died after a long illness described as heart complications. The report notes the deceased endured frail health during a harsh winter period and references prominent figures in the chewing gum industry.
Commonwealth Director General of Health Dr Competon will leave Australia in February to attend a Tokyo conference on Asiatic diseases. The meeting, convened by the League of Nations, aims to discuss international action to control plague cholera and other epidemics with representatives from Java Singapore and King. The advisory council reviews the bureau’s work and seeks measures to prevent the spread of Yersin fever from Carrier Amery Morogh.
A garbled summary notes continued revenue pressures and political tensions. It mentions a 10m rate, Queenland, losses by a team, a defeat but warns of a stalled budget, with about £5,000 in obligations unfulfilled and references to state and commune actions.
Sydney building case underway in Moratorium Court as Dive and Co seeks possession alleging nonpayment of rent and mortgage charges on a £20,000 loan. The action cites second mortgage terms with Lewis Davis and Thive and Co Ltd and lists rates, water charges, and fire insurance totaling over £4,708 plus £820 owed to Purand Co Ltd. The matter was adjourned for further hearing.
A train derailment near Mougrw killed 68 people and wounded 140. Two drivers face lengthy prison terms with penalties ranging from one to five years. Officials say the crash involved fault by both operators and a supervising rail authority. The incident prompted trials and reparation measures in the region.
A prisoner named William Croft fled from Went-Maitland lockup during a night shift. He allegedly claimed intent to commit a writment and rushed the guard as he aimed to escape through a window. The escapee vanished into darkness as guards pursued.
A garbled legacy note describes libel case proceedings with references to Bynder, The Byr, and figures like Al Capone. The text mentions Mr Kidd, Bun MacKay, and Mr Ataven Baldick, with Mr Watt of The Bluintttt companies, and an expected order or lack thereof.
Fragmentary report states two horses were fatally gored by bulls in Melbourne today. The scene involved other animals and a combat occurring during grazing, with unclear details about participants and exact times.
A fragmented note to the Honert today from J. Darling discusses tensions within the Board of Sea players. It critiques captaincy tactics and questions commitments that threaten cricket work, urging calmer governance to avoid jeopardising yearlong efforts.
Partial text describes a wrecked vehicle incident with a driver who survives a possibly miraculous escape. The account mentions an area or location and an official or special arrangement, but details are unclear due to damaged text. No precise dates, names, or organizations are recoverable.
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