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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 18, 1932

Page

2

Weather Report for Uanshihah July Conditions

Sunday July 17 reports show a temperature at 6 am of 28 degrees with a 24 hour maximum not shown, and a 24 hour minimum around 24.4 degrees. Readings include wind and rainfall figures with monthly totals to date and notes on rainfall in several areas. Weather chronicle notes are included for Uanshihah and Queapesan regions with historical data and daily summaries.

Uanshiha Sutin Aim A.an

Departmental Farewell to Mr. H G Connell

A large gathering of officers from the Department of the Interior bade farewell to Mr. William G Connell supervisor in the department. Speakers praised his long service and cautioned about the strike impact while noting his future advisory role.

Department of the Inierion WM. G. Conniel Prinewat Deparimjent Department of Commerce Workstad Gervives A. Percival Avalstant Landa Proprety Ereaidet Connell Datey Civic Wateraman Hendersay and Moxa Ang Goodwin Lowe Stryke Connetum Axiendine Iver Wederat Lapiied Porrtines Femret Ted Cotleamuen Contaehee

German Airman May Visit Canberra

Captain Hans Bertram, the German airman rescued after 46 days in Northern Australia, may travel to Canberra. A Telegram of congratulations was sent, and Canberra branches of the society expect him to attend a gathering in the Federal Capital. Bertram thanked the wire and indicated plans to visit, joining a later Thanksgiving gathering.

Hans Bertram Maying Barn Lowt Australia Will Bay Hertram Federal Marr Klaumnann Canberra Shanbow Captain Bertram Canberra 1

Dastardly crime attempt to burn woman alive outlined

Sydney report of an attempted murder by arson at a capital city home. Ruby Rilin, 26, and her husband were woken as a man drenched in methylated spirit set fire to the bed clothing. The husband extinguished the flames, leaving Mrs. Rilin with injuries but not fatal. Police arrested a tenant after two men allegedly planned the attack and fled.

Sydney Polien Ruby Rilin Amnan Ellie Hike Haye Iy

Cordial Works Braddon Factory Changes Hands

The cordial factory in Canberra changes hands as the new owner plans expanded operations and continued production of cordial and dairy products. Proceedings indicate intent to extend storage and handling capacities, with aims to support mixed farming in the Federal Capital Territory and potential collaboration with local dairies.

Meg John Downie Aheokeye Canberra Deana Federal Capital Territory

Public education campaign on cancer to inform Australian public

The Commonwealth Department of Health announced a coordinated cancer education drive. It stems from a March Cancer Conference in Cembe and stresses early diagnosis and full treatment with available resources to reduce mortality and spread.

Commonwealth Department of Health Cembe

Rugby League Hall Finale Showed Narrow Wins

In a rugged hall match North and West clashed with North winning by 22 points and South failing to seal a late rally. Key players Hall, North Docker, and Lainn starred for North while West's Wallace and Newcombe impressed for the South in a tense exhibition game.

Tani Bow Clea Horley Acrums Hall Gribhie Dorian Lainn Ana Andrews Irene Teat Grimm Donati A. Melvonui Nash Gianlimer Curran Jordan Bouthe Weate Ana Weates Borrington Yayine Wallace Harringtony P. Gowing N. Faullang Trovilian Wests Ty Newcombe R. Newcombe P Qinigg P. Gowrie Previsiion Y .Weta A. Makin

From the Pulpit Keeper of the Faith at Ate John Church

The sermon delivered at Ate John Church by Rev. Cavan Roberts discusses Catholic and Protestant beliefs. It defends the Apostolic Tradition, asserts the Church as guardian of faith, and condemns private readings that threaten unity. The speaker urges preservation of the Creed and cautions against changes to core doctrine.

Ate Johi'n Cavan Rotertaon Hay Owen Praia Sve Canim Roberson Hare AONL Gwall Iiny Che Haney Gwen Hamalas Lvnte Apaech Rinlatlow Canah Rotesteon Erin Lie Pete Creaien Church of Beit Land Jonis and Thelerm

Moonwealth Observatory Weather Summary from New South Wales

Astronomical data notes from Moonwealth Solar Observatory Mt Stromlo reference July 16 with forecasts for New South Wales and Canberra. Cloudy conditions in southern inland districts with scattered showers and snow on far southern highlands, otherwise fine and cold. North to northwest winds, fresh and squally in the south. Canberra forecast: tablelands cloudy with showers, snow on far southern highlands, otherwise cold with strong north to west winds.

New South Wales Canberra

The High Cost of Sport in Australia

Canberra debate calls for action on sport costs as high duties and prohibitions raise prices of sports materials. Critics argue government reform should curb profits of local manufacturers to restore access and participation for youth and communities across Australia.

Australia Aberran Commonwealth Hugh Canberra Behal Canberra Sportanen

Indian Congress Plans Six Months Campaign Report

Indian Congress plans six months of agitation in Calcutta through a circular by De Kitehiow acting president. The piece states arrest, imprisonment, and broad disruption as tools, with the government warned that only months of disobedience could force yield. No further details on dates or individuals are provided.

Calcutta Waa de. Kitehiow Mupmunale Paliien

Obituary for Welch in Sydney Inst work death

The obituary recalls the life of Mr Hichard Eivard Welch of Van auver Shevl Morrval who died after an operation in Sydney. He is remembered for his long service and strong ties to Canberra and Rawting City, with mentions of his family Dorothy Mary and others.

Hichard Eivard Welch Vanauver Shevl Morrval Bydney Follywlun Welch Berem Bagie Ann Mumber Ganburra Aia Canberra Arthur Dorothy Mary

Speedway Test London Australia Tour Report

Fragmentary OCR text reports a speedway test in London involving Australia and England, with mention of venues Pallovue and Mynehyater and plans for forty tests. The garbled notes reference an Australia England tour and forthcoming matches, but many words are unreadable.

London Harmony England Australia Pallovue

Organised Efforts in AnatraTIA Against Cancer in Australia

Organised efforts in Australia to control cancer have progressed despite limitations. Volunteers and donors contributed to fund a national program linked to the Sydney Liberal Party, with planned distribution of funds for cancer treatment across the Commonwealth. Substantial fundraising reached £140,000 as the campaign expanded to states including Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania.

Anatratia Orn Leytling Vilagevab Commonwealth Pernann Tsume Boon Utter Unitor Atiroulin Aubsidien UN Commonwealth Frealeh Iara Cman Queensland Che Farialion Lutliar Moverderia

Radium Therapy for Cancer Treatment Discussed

A contemporary report outlines a government backed program to advance radium based cancer treatment. It details organization, safety, and the aim to standardize dosing and access while noting transport and cost barriers for patients.

Szigeti Canberra Recital Promises a Brillant Night

Szigeti announced a Canberra recital on Saturday in July featuring Beethoven and Reger works. The performer, praised for lyrical mastery, has drawn acclaim in Adelaide and Perth and comes with a bold program that audiences expect to applaud.

Water record attempt by Miss England II at London

A fragment reports Miss England II, Kaye Dom Hins Reddog, attempting a world water record in London on a Saturday. The note is incomplete and lacks clear details, dates, or outcomes.

London Kaye Dom Hins Reddog England

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