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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1932
Page
2
A fragmentary colonial newspaper item shows local ads and notices including prepaid subscription details and agent services. Names, prices, and contact terms are partially legible, reflecting typical mid century newspaper classifieds and listing styles.
An early Canberra City Court session heard the armed holdup case involving seven men accused of shooting Constable Lirhani and robbing a shop. Detectives questioned witnesses while a pistol found on the suspects was traced to Coles staff. Court proceedings described confessions and the men’s statements as the trial date loomed.
Fragmentary weather notice records rainfall data and obituaries. Names and places are partly readable but details are unclear. The item mentions rainfall records, gravity, and local events with several garbled names.
The British Empire trade committee met to discuss Ottawa London relations, Dominion duties, and policy harmonization. They outlined plans for economic unity, technology questions, and a future empire trade committee, with Sir Gilbert Vyle chairing and J H Thomas urging readiness for reciprocity while Britain shifts toward industrial growth.
A dispatch reports Smith urging linkage with the Dutch at a pivotal juncture. He praises the world’s view of their joint efforts and notes Batavia to Al Kurdam as a long distance but economically vital route. The discussion highlights proposals and the need for decisive, timely action to strengthen imperial and regional ties amid ongoing debate.
In a murky OCR extract, a shield match story notes Queensland performing strongly with a century by Andrews. The text is garbled but implies a cricket result with notable individual performance and ongoing play.
Canberra forecast shows cloudy conditions with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms chiefly around the capital region. Cooler temperatures with moderate to fresh winds from the south to southeast.
The Commonwealth Bank Board warns that government failure to meet plan targets risks spiraling deficits with debts near 60 million pounds. It urges immediate budget overhaul and spending cuts to regain control, warning delayed action heightens disaster risk and threatens national financial stability.
An international race reference notes Phar Lap facing a test in ether and mentions challengers including Twenty Grand and Tie, with plans in the U.S. to feature Champlon last year’s champion. The report notes key horses for Burntuck Cus and Jockey Outre Gold Cup at Belmont and Actinaton Park Chicago offering purses, with earnings around 19,090 dollars.
Fragmentary handwritten note mentions names Barret and Stevens, with unclear fragments about a meeting or travel. Contains errors and partial phrases that reference people and a possible date or event. The legible bits hint at a personal notice or casual record with no coherent action or place.
Injuries sustained by W. H. Mave, a prominent Tasnyxnie champion, were fatal after a Friday bout in Hobart. The incident prompted medical responders and preliminary reports indicate the boxer died from injuries sustained during the match.
Polls renew action as Inga eyes miming events in New Zealand racing. Western Muburbd hosts races with many participants but no clear winner emerges.
Reported exchanges indicate British and American officials debating steps over the crisis, with London urged to propose a plan and the United States signaling possible protective measures. Officials, awaiting further developments, hint at readiness to act to safeguard English property and allied interests.
London report confirms government plans to impose duties on imported foods including cheese, bacon, and dried meats. The Daily Telegraph quotes a government official signaling potential enforcement and customs changes affecting prices and availability.
A fragmented Sydney report describes an eminent doctor noting a contagious infection case at North Shore Hospital. The account mentions a brain or paralysis symptom and references ward supervision and early treatment, with unclear details on patient identity or exact diagnosis.
Fragmented text reports moments in early 20th century diplomacy. It mentions preliminary orders to Americans in Manila, Japan’s stance on Manchuria, and hints at possible escalation. References to Harbin, Nanking, and Tokyo suggest tensions over commerce and military material. a U.S. reaction includes proposed restrictions on exports and ammunition.
A garbled Manila New York dispatch notes American destroyers Mitral Fulmer and Parrot leaving Manilla at 4 901 in the morning. Citations indicate a carnival scene and uncertainties about further caber ships, with the commander not certain about moving further.
Unclear OCR fragment notes seven additional cases involving Hriday Feven Infante and a 44 year old man from LdqVitle. It records wages and a count of 21 cases to date with scattered details and names.
A large crowd gathered Friday to demand the release of prisoners tied to the Communist Party. The protest targeted the Chinese Consulate, with speakers citing the Shanghai arrests last October and accusing authorities of political executions and harsh actions against labor figures.
Fragmentary report from Friday court proceedings at Newcastle Dalles Flourt mentions defendants Mery Coult and Bichan Hoe charged with manufacture and conveyance of unknown substances or items. The text is garbled, but indicates early-stage charges and a provisional arrangement or verdict pending further documentation.
Pritay Trobert Johnsons received a six month imprisonment sentence by the Kilda Court today for possessing an unregistered loaded pistol. He was alleged to have recently returned from New Rouen Walon where the pistol reportedly originated.
Police raid reveals weaponry and suspect details tied to a reputed Communnist group. One man, William March, identified as a bus driver, was arrested and charged in court after claims of political motive and illegal possession.
Fragmented OCR text describes a call for support or memorial act by Jackathan and others. It references historical conflict, warnings about war, and appeals to uphold memory of fallen or involved individuals. The piece blends names like Courtney and ATF with uncertain events and sentiments about national duty and remembrance.
A Murwood police court reports a man committed for trial on forged passes and related offences. The record notes uncertain details, with officials indicating the case involves forged credentials and suspect statements.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a labourer charged with assault and threats, naming Davin, Walt, and others. The text mentions January actions, binding over, and references to Beaker and incitement, with garbled names and phrases making details uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting and a treasurer's report with unclear details. It mentions possible party or committee names, a cost or payment issue, and a need to enable a program or project. No coherent facts or identifiable entities emerge from the readable portions.
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