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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1932
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment from The Canberra Times shows a distorted advertisement or notice. It lists names such as Johnson Martin and Co and Queanbeyan entities, with scattered references to addresses and partners. The text is incomplete and includes stray punctuation and misread terms, offering little coherent information.
Special arrangement announces home delivery service for Canberra and Queanbeyan readers. Residents are asked to submit names and addresses to The Canberra Times or Mr M Murray, Lowe Street, Queanbeyan by the stated deadline.
Fragmentary weather data for Canberra including temperatures at 3 am and daily minimums. The text mentions rainfall records and multiple garbled terms but points to a Canberra forecast with 3 am temperature readings and daily minima.
A deputation from the United Soldiers waited on the Minister for repatriation today seeking permanent pensions for returned men. The Minister said he would push the Cabinet to expedite action on the proposal.
A secretary in the Lands and Surveys Branch proposes ending morning and afternoon tea for all male officers to improve efficiency. The move, explained yesterday, targets waste and distraction, with officers allowed tea only at specified times.
A Wellington conference of parties reached a settlement after long deliberations. An Auckland draft was rejected, minor terms were amended, and miners accepted the terms. The accord ends a protracted internal strike affecting the North Island coal region.
A special committee appointed by the Commonwealth Government met today to discuss future air policy. The group, gathered at InGuorne, chaired by officials, reviewed recommendations and outlined aims for stability and safety in air navigation.
Sixteen men riding a train without paying fares were arrested by police at Mount Fareom today. Police opened fire as they attempted to flee, injuring one of the men.
A Canberra address stresses public understanding of cancer, urging vigilance for symptoms and timely treatment. Medical science seeks cause and cure, while researchers push back ignorance. public cooperation remains essential in reducing mortality and advancing prevention.
A Canberra letter to The Timex argues rural settlers face difficulty and urges government aid to improve farming viability. The writer cites wheat, dairying, poultry, and fruit growing as paths for growth, asks for plant and equipment support, and discusses land rent, wages, and profits across territories and states.
A deputy and Domain campers pressed the Minister of Agriculture in Sydney about deplorable living conditions at a camp. They sought assurances against eviction while a replacement site with tents and amenities would be found within the city. The minister indicated conditions could improve with proper cover and self-care, but campers must move quickly.
A two day hearing saw Richard Muswan George Meredith and Faginald Hutton fail to overturn their convictions for associated fraud in the Tasmanian credit company case. The court found no evidence showing the accused controlled the firm or that their actions yielded any lawful benefit from the alleged scheme.
Australians beat Montreal team in a clear win with strong play from key players. Montreal scorers managed limited success as Australians held the tempo and prevented a comeback, securing the victory and leaving Montreal unable to overturn the deficit.
British disarmament discussions move toward qualitative and quantitative limits. Proposals seek to curb land and naval forces, with reductions in capital ships and cruisers, and to ban air bombing and civilian attacks. Government argues reductions should be by general agreement and adaptable to circumstances, while stressing urgent maritime and aerial security needs.
A garbled report notes Mr. Baldwins remarks at a Geneva reception. The text praises a contribution to the conference and hints at a controversial stance. Names and specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Washington correspondent reports that Midisrrative circles have accepted the British disarmament proposals announced in the House of Commons. They deem the measures as requiring extensive study and negotiation before adoption by the United States.
Amid rising cancer rates in Australia experts urge early treatment as vital. Prof Chapman notes a growth in all cancer forms, especially skin cancer, linked to exposure. Doctors push public education while health officials assess nationwide risk and response.
The premiers plan a coordinated approach with the Commonwealth Bank and government to tackle economic problems. Discussions highlight the need for unity, referencing the 1932-93 arrangements and a broad review of the fiscal and banking measures.
Victoria's premier discusses the potential impact of a special fund of 11.8 million to reduce unemployment and spur economic recovery. He also notes the current year's deficit at 11.94 million, now reduced to 10.9 million, with total payments around 4.54 million for the year.
A.W.U. Canberra branch president Gardiner warns Ned H. Bude group that the government may cut the 16 2-1 percent new award. He urges unity to press Labor to resist further reductions and questions how justice can justify deeper cuts to the award.
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