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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1946
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists names such as Marger, Hagia, Stargaret, Kataleen, and Michael, with vague references to a cemetery, a motor function site, and a company coded Cenbeliah Ltd. The readable text provides little context or structure, containing numerous misspellings and garbled segments. No clear event or action is identifiable.
Drummoyne powered past Canberra Union with a 33 to 40 scoreline at Manuka, showcasing strong forward work and silky backline runs. Key names for Drummoyne featured tries and penalties as they built a decisive lead late, while Canberra fought to stay in touch with relentless defense and tactical kicks.
Gantry of play on Satanany notes a Grade A contest with frames and penalties. Players such as Faron and Gun A appear, with forfeits affecting the outcome. The aged report mentions a 12/1 date and a 33 scoreline, plus ratings and tune details in a fragmented account.
Weather data fragment from Canberra with garbled figures and locations. Mentions wind directions SW and SE, humidity around 30 to 34 percent, temperatures near 34 to 41 degrees, and times such as 2 pm and 8 am. Contains multiple unreadable codes and inconsistent units.
Fragmented OCR reads like a discussion of postwar Europe and peace efforts. It references the Treaty of Paris and later agreements, noting attempts to secure peace, but questions whether proposals will prevent renewed conflict and safeguard nations. The piece surveys the shift in responsibility among governments and the feasibility of enduring pacific arrangements.
Vice regal and duchess attended a wining review at the Fredernferiay cheek near Andrew Tower. Government officials Bannbeym Lioutnint-dientral, Mrs Vi Ast k Nurdve, and Major DP Parte were present with Major General Hale Minjor-General. May event details suggest a briefing at Government Hari.
A garbled OCR style note details a vehicle overturn on Federal Highway near Averring with injured parties and mentions authorities, a hospital transfer, and a person nicknamed Diapers. The text is fragmented but indicates an accident scene, potential injuries, and police or medical response.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Indian responses and actions against imperial power, mentioning tribes, leaders, and military mobilization. The readable sections discuss resistance, local riots, and violence connected to colonial oppression, with names and places obscured by garbled transcription.
A fragmented report notes a public reaction in Georgia after an inquest into a girl's death at Goulburn. Officials and police are referenced amid unclear details, with broad mentions of mass violence and calls for state action. The text mixes garbled names, dates, and places, obscuring precise events.
A Labour appeal in Victoria raised 10 090 for the party. Prime Minister and cabinet ministers attended a meeting organized by the Victorian branch to support Labour’s campaign and its program of full employment and social security.
Local district farewell honors B Rowley longtime resident and theatre organizer. Community leaders praise his wartime service and decades of service as caretaker and doorkeeper. Attendees include Nevin Darmedy and John ulin Hianed. tribute notes his debt-free hall and dedication to youth and residents.
Canberra City bowling notes honorariums and committee roles as secretary reports expenses and delegates appointed. Recognition includes Good Calder, Howe, Lan, and Ylneont with multiple names listed as attendees and prize allocations totaling about 11085.
A damaged OCR fragment details a Royal Canberra Golf event with names and scores. It mentions Le Bf Cole winning a division and lists participants like Brine EAT and Davies while noting dates and venues in a garbled fashion.
Robert Brown 72 escaped serious injury when clothes caught fire in the yard of his home at Dactingnira. A passerby John Dono van 70s aided, but Brown suffered burns to the back. He was admitted to RL Vic Cent Moapital with severe burns and was in critical condition. details of the accident remain unclear.
Sydney report shows the State Insurance Office earned a net trading surplus exceeding £360,000 for the year ended June 20. Premier McKell and Minister Wing announced the figures noting increases in hospital and asylum expenditures while bonuses to policyholders were reduced.
Fragmentary report describes a soldier named William Athi Donn of Bondi who lost a toe after an incident near Dia Aahing por. A tourniquet was applied to stem bleeding, with other details unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR item lists players and affiliations for an Australian rugby selection. Names like Kennedy, McLuen, Howell, Windom and others appear with dubious spellings. The text references a squad selection process and a QMLQM designation but lacks coherent structure or clear outcomes.
The Raatern Headquarterd at Bt Piney and nearby properties were vacated by order. Officials say the buildings will be cleared and the sites mapped for future use, with oversight by local authorities and property owners notified of disposition plans at Brwd field Park.
The district commissioner ordered the steamers to resume at Cessnock No 2 after talks with mine officials. Engine drivers and firemen threatened sympathy actions at Abermain No 7 colliery, warning of a broader stoppage if employers persist. The Central Authority was urged to resolve the dispute, with unions pressing for recognition and protections.
In Adelaide and surrounding areas, ongoing power cuts disrupt daily life and work. The shortages hit households and businesses hard, leading to job losses and reduced service as schedules slip and production stalls. Authorities face calls for urgent improvements to power supply and infrastructure to restore normal activity.
Glen Waverley residents Phillip Muter, 60, and another man were killed last night when their milk delivery van collided with a truck near Frentine Gully Road. Police said weather and speed appear factors.
Reynolds wins stroke point at Federal Golf Club on Sunday with tight scores. Players listed include Campbell, Mayes, Honnah, and Blanefield with varying rounds and totals.
Fragmented notes describe a hockey match at Tell 92.30 pie with university players including Niven and Holanie. Mentions of goals, teams including Amos, Worn, Doffrey, Mul fate, and players Harding, Tomiine, Rowier, Mathor.
The Canberra Times letter questions the Australian Communist Party stance on democratic principle and majority rule. It defends universal suffrage and criticizes minority rule as contrary to national policy while urging constitutional methods and party loyalty within parliamentary bounds.
A cryptic speech at the NMA by Jit Sabin denounced petrol rationing plans saying they would abolish the current system. He claimed consumption was rising and warned of widespread protest. The discussion referenced a 20,000 pound monthly cost and potential abolition of allocations.
Report from Friday night describes a man catching his fingers between a car rim and wheel. He was freed after an injury, received treatment in the hospital, and later released. Authorities note no lasting harm, with the event occurring near Canberra.
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