Canberra Times error mars date in print edition
A garbled Canberra Times page from the prior day caused misprint of the date and mislabeling of local residents. The notice indicates widespread confusion over the day's edition and correction steps.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1934
Page
2
A garbled Canberra Times page from the prior day caused misprint of the date and mislabeling of local residents. The notice indicates widespread confusion over the day's edition and correction steps.
The report summarizes rainfall and temperature readings for Canberra and Queanbeyan, noting daily highs and lows, rainfall totals, and a one year to date rainfall record. Data tables show January measurements, including minimums, maximums, and wind or humidity indicators.
A fragmented report describes a meeting in a large hall where Hitler supporters praised the regime and vowed to strengthen the state. The piece notes demonstrations and a manifesto touting fear and admiration of Nazi power, with references to control tools and the nation’s future order.
Fragmentary text indicates discussion of alloy composition for lead tin products and market trends. Mentions shifting demand in long term years and potential price or supply considerations. Names and concrete details are unreadable in the provided fragment.
Canberra weather outlook shows warm and cloudy conditions with sultry air. Scattered rain and thunder forms extend to the coast with local heavy falls. Fresh NE to NW winds shift to strong squally southerlies later.
Mr H W G Mackay, retiring head of the Australian Institute of Political Science, argued that reform is blocked by constitutional structure and political fear. He warned of a 10 to 20 year timespan, urging reform via national referendum rather than further state-level compromise. He criticized politicians for evading decisive constitutional updates and called for strengthening federation through a national referendum.
A transcription of a raw, garbled report outlines the Yanco inquiry and notes no records of court martials. It mentions efforts by authorities to investigate, with references to witnesses, charges, and proposed punishments, though exact details remain unclear due to text corruption.
A colonial era bid for a war memorial site in Sydney is under consideration. Officials review tender details for securing funds and construction without delay, amid public interest and regional pride, with final approval expected from city authorities.
A chaotic morning chase through Sydney led to a taxi and car race with multiple drivers and a police pursuit. Witnesses described two men fleeing, a driver resisting orders, and a rapid acceleration before the car evaded capture toward the river.
A fragmentary report from London outlines British policy on disarmament and the League of Nations, noting government hesitation and the aim to secure an accord. It mentions Foreign Secretary and various governments as the discussion centers on preventing a stronger armament race while awaiting a broader treaty.
Rene Courinet, a leading constructor, submits sealed cabin aeroplane plans to the Air Ministry. The craft is designed to reach 36,000 feet and speed about 280 miles per hour. Courinet claims Paris to New York in 26 hours and marks a major stride toward stratosphere flight. The Hispano Subatem provides the engine.
An incompletely legible report notes Cabinet ministers including Interior Minister Perkin and Minister for Commerce Riewam heading to Melbourne for a pivotal meeting. Parkhill attends Cairo congress while Prime Minister and premier officials discuss unity and policy alignment ahead of major decisions.
Two youths, Joseph Kenst aged 24 and Stephen Hunat aged 17, drowned last night in the Hunter River about 17 miles from Maitland. Their bodies were recovered near midnight. neither could swim. One brother slipped into deep water while bathing, and the other lost his life trying to save him.
A garbled report describes a token sent from London to an Italian prefect in a Commonwealth context. The text mentions a murder inquiry and a platform in London, with references to Tangiers and Cobham Hill, all jumbled and unclear in the OCR result.
The tax protest reports the Income Tax Minister will review demands from the Taxpayers Association challenging retrospective assessments. Speakers warned the move could impact thousands of taxpayers and questioned fairness and clarity of the finance department while urging prompt action.
Rain swept the NW hinterland causing trenching in wheat fields and pastoral lands. Bymid May, several inches fell with more on the way as showers continued. Thunderstorms were reported from northern centers while rainfall persisted in many areas.
A heavy rainstorm broke over Forbes Forte with three to four inches reported in the area. Weather observers logged significant totals, and local reports describe intense rainfall and possible flooding concerns during the event.
Archaeologists discuss a long cave in western Nevada where relics suggest humans lived about 15,000 years ago. They describe primitive tools, hunting darts, and fires in cave shelters, with depictions of daily life and diet among early inhabitants.
A Natal beer hall sales decline is blamed on holidays and changing behavior among natives. The article notes football practice among young locals and hints at social reforms tied to sport as a path for Native communities.
Rosemary Gane and Misa ih frwet visit Canberra with Mr HL I and Mrs Nel son at East Canberra. The group includes Inawe Jat Povernment Mens and Mr 5 Neilson who retired to spend holiday with parents. The Donk at secant Mofinda hosts the gathering as F Putens head of the Civiely Drench returns from annual leave.
The Supreme Court docket shows two divorce cases awaiting hearings next week. Petitions include ongoing actions by named parties with a focus on domestic law and related appeals in the state court system.
The mixed doubles draw produced bright pairings and close sets as Fry and Mine Selwyn, along with Sulvyt, showcased top form to reach the final rounds. Local pairs Lindo and Minus Mayor B faced stiff competition from Sydney staters, with each match delivering strong returns and tense exchanges.
Victoria's notable male and female swimmers travel to Canberra for a navalized program of events. Lee Thompson headlines the visiting slate along with Lenandere and Law Warner, while ex-champion diver Rich Laundery and Lan Fey compete in various strokes. The meet includes medley and sprint events plus diving exhibitions.
The campaign to teach swimming gains traction as a small number of participants join at the Cantor Amateur Swimming Team opening season. Leaders including Mr. Murphy and Lemme Murphy drive the effort, with a test run covering about 25 yards as the program gains headway.
A fragmented report laments the decline of Manx as a living language. It notes dwindling speakers and notes efforts at King William’s College and other efforts to revive usage, while expressing concern that Manx may become a memory of past tales rather than a living speech.
Fragmentary note from Sydney on Tuesday reports price increases for tea amid market tensions. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate rising costs affecting backdrop of regional trade and consumer expectations.
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