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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
2
Weather summary for Canberra and region
Broken weather bulletin reports temperatures around 48 to 60 degrees with a high near 60. Humidity and wind noted, barometer readings included though some figures are unclear. Forecast covered multiple days with variable conditions and slight temperature fluctuations.
Yarrowlmla Shire Monthly Meeting Report
Fragmented OCR text outlines a monthly meeting at Carcowtamle Bhire with references to print items and attendees. Key names and details are unclear, but mentions Returday date and seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcowtamle Bhire
Alfvet
Lizwich
Astronomical Data From Solar Observatory Note
Astronomical data from Solar Observatory Mt Stremin outlines sunrise at 7.12 am and moon and planet positions. Venus rises before 1 am while Jupiter rises around 10.28 am with various meta values. The brief note ends abruptly with scattered figures and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealth Solar Observatory
Mt. Stremin
Venus
Acta
Jupkey
Eture
Canberra Forecast and New South Wales Outlook
The Canberra forecast notes unsettled conditions with scattered showers, while the New South Wales forecast predicts cloudiness and heavy north eastern coast effects. Winds are expected from the north east with variable intensity across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron
New South Wales
Aber
Labor unity urged amid party splits and crisis
A fragmented Labour movement faces internal rifts since the Scullin era. The piece notes centrifugal forces, calls for Labour unity to advance public welfare, and discusses prospects for a special conference as Lang Labor seeks cohesion amid political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australia
Scullis
Labour
Commonwealth
Labour Party
Ee Ceuniey
Ees
Labour Movement
Lang
Fusthai
Kingston and Kingston tenacious in Ilanharre hockey clash
Kingston forces a hard fought win in a round two hockey match at Ilanharre defeating Ainslie 3 1 as Tindale and Goodwin lead Kingston scorers with strong defense from Kingston and lively attacking first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilanharre
Kingalan
Maroons
Allin
Mit
Bar
Matehon
Ard
Barion H
Canberra Grammar Goddel
Quanboyan
Kingston
Odd
Kington Mardons
Ainsiar
Blern
Tindale
Arthur
Hlateam
Alnalte
Barton
Ainslie
Deller
Miont
Altone Tun
Tawram
Une AldAa
Inesam
Ainslia
Capitalien
Maui
Bean
Kingon
Tamra
Pinel
Ainslieil
Kinagston
Ingram
Aruwur
Goodwin
Tindala
Toeram
Welch
Tedde Ainelid
Pike
Avery
Griaith
Kingston Whites edge Queanbeyan in rugged park ground clash
Kingston Whites mounted a fast start with Gellately scoring early but Queanbeyan rallied through Cameron and McQueen to lead. In a seesaw second period Kingston pressed back as Gellately netted twice, bringing the score within a single goal before Queanbeyan held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston Whites
Queanbeyan
Park Ground
Kingston
Chana
Cameron
MelQueen
Osama
Mora Havel Terme
Elricking
Quaanberna
Mcqueen
Bayer
Sidon
Kinston
Roth
Maria
Aitien
Queanbeyen
Gellately
Urges
Jamie Whites
Pacific wireless network bound by unseen links
Fragmented OCR notes describe British Pacific wireless stations linked across Solomon Islands, Fiji, and Australia. The piece cites A.W.A. and Admiralty control, 1922 agreement, Suva hub distributing traffic to North and South Pacific islands, with connections to Samoa, New Caledonia, Honolulu, and Melbourne. It mentions figures like Mr. Firk and T. A. Amery, and references future expansion and social events around Kavieng and Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Australia
Pacine
Firk
W-A
T. A. Amery
Ford
British Admiralty
Untte
A.W.A
Suva
Lautoka
Ze Avik
New Quisad
Comito
Oeter
Miss Balln
Renee Shel Sagen
Bile Yeson
CBE
Kapeng
Will Tay
Kavieng
New Irland
Xiste
Bouren
Mra
Tiltyerd
Ib Casville Lalind
Ned Way
Falamop
Aasvetanes
Paulnehon
Wee Abe
Melbourne
Albort Moresby
Pupusa
Hecker
P Adeluds
Prem Bere
Kite Cup Won by Captain de Baviland in Air Race
A crowded field of thirty five starters saw Captain de Baviland win the Kite Cup at high speed, averaging about 140 miles per hour. The event highlighted religious discourse interwoven with air sport, featuring Rev H W Woodhouse delivering a sermon on humanity and Christian duty amid aviation coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indon
de Hal Oying
Ford
Dean
Ktainforth
Percival
Jobs
Percival Gui
Swan
Gruiher
Fe Watt
Prince George
Magn
Chuehena
Steven Disciies
God
Christ
Niie Childsen
Nassreie
Hawi
Thay
Thete
Air Lord
Tim
Sean i
Renee Aigtel
Hila Ernst
Socialised credit debate voiced by RK A Marks
Former chamber of manufactures leader RK A Marks warned in a broadcast that socialised credit would undermine individual confidence and turn credit into a political instrument. He argued Commonwealth Bank control would allow favouring government allies, limiting credit for opponents, risking turmoil seen in other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audnery
Mundas
Might
Chamber of Manufactures
RK. A. Marks
Credit
Sithor
Commonwealth Bank Ao
Mona Und
Germany
Party Fusion Debate Reveals Coalition Stance
A disputed context shows Mr Pakerpon of the Courtry Party outlining government insistence on a fused approach with the United Australia Party. He notes private cabinet offers to the Country Party after the election and affirms potential joint policy meetings while allowing separate meetings for the Country Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakerpon
Courtry Party
Emihar
Lyonn
Ae Lyona
Country Party
United Australia
Public Lecture on Applied Science by Dr Rivett at Cantera University
Dr A C Rivett of Commonwealth Oil will discuss Applied Science and its industrial role. He will outline how production to labor ratios changed over decades and urge quick reforms. Lecturer Robart Gaara will introduce the event, with economics professor Solomon delivering commentary.
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A. C.D. Rivatt
Wearoh
Rivatt
Alri Mall
B. Soloman
Ambiguous Women’s Hockey Match Report Recounted
The article recalls a women’s hockey game with Acton and Tay players and mentions Wom eta hs and Grammar teams, noting attempts near halftime. It references Boronia and Kingston with several goal events and unclear scoring, reflecting a chaotic, partially readable report from a historical page.
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