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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1936
Page
2
Fragments mention weather terms and times in Canberra with numbers like 20.31 and 46.7 but readable specifics are missing. The text appears corrupted, providing stray figures and partial phrases rather than coherent meteorological data.
Fragmentary note reports strict penalties for possession of unlicensed firearms. Details are unclear, with garbled text suggesting figures such as 18.6 and 80 or 100, but no precise legal context or jurisdiction is identifiable.
A fragmentary reminiscence explores the Cyprus voyage of Barnabas Paul and Burk, detailing their aims and methods. It weighs Paul’s Jewish mission focus, Barnabas’s leadership, Mark’s uncertain role, and the broader context of Jewish dispersion in the Roman world.
The piece argues four years after the 1932 election that no detailed policy exists for constitutional reform. It criticizes the Commonwealth for avoiding referendums and notes increasing central power in agriculture, health, and other subjects. It warns that wartime powers and national emergencies could justify broader constitutional changes while the public remains denied a say.
Fragmented text notes a proposal to amend liquor control for public transport and mentions a ballot received from an official last week. The fragment references a 2014 event and a Nordic government context, but the details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The Industrial Board heard from the Australian Union and Coxincern about an alteration to recreation leave terms. Mr. L. Hu chaired with representatives including Garrett, Mullillop, O’Neil, Slarey, Bryant, and others. The employers proposed removing wording on oversea leave and adding paid leave equal to two weeks after one year of service, while unions sought broader provisions. debate touched annual leave standards for government vs private employees and practical coverage in Canberra.
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