07 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented report references a league and names Angies, Simil Memelle, Mbinhan, and Callatle in unclear context. The piece hints at penalties and free plays but lacks coherent events or outcomes. The readable facts point to a sports or league item with unclear participants and actions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a visit by Japanese trainees or pilots to a local facility. Mentions names such as Joh Pavone and KedonAL, with scattered references to Amory and Alamo. Details are unclear due to damaged source text.
Australians Hawkes and Da Jorma defeat Americans Monee and Hunter in a dramatic Wimbledon doubles match. Hawkes’s ferocity and Patterson’s steady play help seal a near heroic victory on Centre Court, with praise from Morning Post and crowds recounting the intense rally and pivotal moments.
A garbled report cites Northern Calder Co's Association chairmen in Me La and Dunkwatld Wednesday. It quotes government plans to buy South Australian and Newcastle coal, arguing the Australian industry bears the cost burden, while criticizing Commonwealth machinery and provincial responsibilities for rising coal prices.
An unclear wartime note reports a 6,000 ton coal order from Britain. The fragment mentions plans, a potential British supply line, and shifting strategies to maintain energy flow. Names and precise details are obscured, but the item signals wartime coal logistics and economic exchange with the United Kingdom.
The fragment describes a long journey ending with an arrival at a destination, noting timing, locations, and names in a clipped report. It mentions Rome and Nadpl and references a 48 minute duration segment, with unclear context and few readable details about participants or outcomes.
A garbled report describes a murder case at a dead end in Dulwich with police baffled. An image of an ATM appears amid confusing text referencing a suspect or motive. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but the item centers on a fresh crime investigation in Sydney with no clear resolution.
Paris reports a Belgian financier and former official died after a fall from a seaplane over the Channel. Investigations suggest drowning as a possibility, with conflicting claims about his identity and last-known location. A secretary’s message and pilot statements add to confusion as authorities review the incident.
Fragmentary report from Newcastle describes renewed efforts to re float the steamer Uralla off Mora Dune. The attempt involved divers and tow teams but is reported unsuccessful with no definite recovery date given. Authorities tabled further action as weather and sea conditions hindered operations.
In a disaster report, a shipmate recalls ice and a blocked vent causing a valve to fail. A mechanic examined the valve as the vessel listed, the engine room crew fought to avert a worsening incident, and later reflections questioned the envelope’s origin and the fate of the crew.
A tangled report from a government homefront area describes the kidnapping of a girl and the police pursuing a critical clue. Witness statements point to a suspect tied to a major financial figure and a London connection. Investigators seek the mother and family at stake locations as the search widens.
Friday's session in the Milan Young Malin divorce case featured the application for witnesses and testimony for alimony. Judge adjourned the inquiry to allow further evidence and the Rematar in Tavares to proceed, with orders extending until a later date.
The fragmentary text mentions amendments and a mix of names such as Hydney Bray Calenot and CovirrsR Net, with references to Med WOR RE Pew Pd and Ancram Mie ALseMey ME. The content remains unclear but points to a legislative or local governance context with several proper nouns and places.
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