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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
2
The Canberra morning record shows a barometer at 10.08 and low temperatures with minimums around 28.7. Observers note later that lines and steam measures suggest the start of a new frost pattern though some indicators are unclear.
In a scattered report a local dispute appears centered on a washhouse matter and an ensuing lawsuit. Court documents reference a plaintiff and a defense but readable details are fragmentary and unclear.
The body of Hetty Crontz aged threw was found by Murky miles from her home amid dense undergrowth. A message to the Pollen City Commission stated no signs of violence. The Reverend Cloull received a letter seeking the child’s return, and university officials outlined upcoming commencement events with details on venue and participants.
The Privy Council dismissed NSW Government appeal affecting the Legislative Council and its reform referendum. It asserts the council’s fate lies with electors, not the lower house, highlighting bicameralism’s check on majorities and the council’s minority protection role.
Fragmented OCR text describes a scene with rising water and objects in a buoyant state. It mentions names and places in a garbled form, offering little coherent detail about events or individuals beyond the underwater or floating motif.
Fragmentary notes describe a method related to iodine and powan from seaweed, outlining soluble components and a process involving evaporation. It references a trial plan by a Pratemer Thomar Killon of Kintenrnity Cotlews, Galway, Erglaid, and mentions potential use in papery or rayon manufacture.
An affidavit filed in a Grokropin divorce court seeks £30 weekly maintenance for Alice Dun from Senator Jamra tuteick Loon. The document details a yearly $1400 household expenditure and £68 weekly salary, with claims of animosity and past payments, plus allegations involving former Mrs. Lunn employees and home duties.
The text notes a big paper industry move involving SYNNAY Tulinday and WAP candidate AL Ke Donald in Mareykvilley. A company with capital 23,00,000 would build a paper manufacturing plant at Port Blephen'n, with discussions of factory value and employment. The piece references electoral defeats in Muyslisdon and mentions government postures after a recent supreme court return.
Melbourne report on a parliamentary inquiry proposing a compulsory colonly to house unemployeds, alcoholics, methylated spirits drinkers, and irregulars in Victoria. The committee urges segregation to enforce purity, with projected numbers around seven hundred to one thousand detainees in suburbs, and a public sense against those seen as social ills.
In a murky report from a wartime era, Hugow returns to Australia’s political scene amid health and defense discussions. The piece notes movements between Now Hawt Wallen and Now Bouth Walen, naming leaders and regional stances while hinting at financial and strategic pressures shaping policy.
A city council discussion centers on housing approval and potential use of Canberra vacant hotels. Officials debate inspections, preparations, and implications for residents, with advisory bodies urging repairs and updated installations. The dispute touches care of residents and public sentiment in civic governance.
A damaged report details a plane crash during a flight from Amattle to Bilatt Tay. Witnesses recount the aircraft failing to stabilize and crashing near a field, with several passengers injured.
Fragmentary report describes Privy Council delaying action on a controversial motion. Mentions controversial figures, proposed impeachment of government, and debate over seizure of power in water management. References to labor majority and New Haute Water context suggest political crisis.
Sydney dispatch reports R Stevens pleased with Privy Council decision affirming New South Wales constitutional limits and power of the crown. Judges from high courts feature in debate as parties react, noting implications for federal authority and the Commonwealth.
A dramatic demonstration in Hurstville drew a large crowd as observers reported intense displays and extended pauses. The event featured prominent local figures including AVPNTEY and Mee levee, with announcements and provoked reactions spanning several minutes.
A fragmented report discusses Lang and Lang would seek a referendum on reform. It mentions MPs, amendments, and the Privy Council, with reference to constitutional change and electoral influence amid shifting government lines and retirements.
Unclear report describes a political clash with researchers citing attack by unidentified actors. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but references to government figures and Crown charges imply a speculative controversy tied to public unrest and enforcement actions.
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene near Cricket Ground where police tried to detain a suspect. The fragment mentions a confrontation, a gunning boundary, and a sergeant directing officers, with unclear details about actions and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a provincial event in the Alnor area mentioning Melaron and shapery terms, with references to a miner, government matters, and a person named Reape. The text is garbled but implies a local incident or meeting with uncertain details and names.
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