Fragmented OCR note on pensions and entities
Fragmented text mentions pension related terms and unclear entities. Reading is partial with missing names places and dates, hindering full comprehension.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
3
Fragmented text mentions pension related terms and unclear entities. Reading is partial with missing names places and dates, hindering full comprehension.
The report discusses officiating disputes and foot fault penalties during a Davis Cup match. Comments emphasize the tension between players and umpires, noting perceived bias and the difficulty of predicting match outcomes until the end. The piece reflects on the broader implications for the Australian team and the contest’s decisive moments.
Crawford salutes Quist as the form player in a Wimbledon build up, noting his improved temperament and creative shot making. The writer highlights Quist’s poised style, late-season confidence, and readiness to challenge top rivals at the All England Club.
In Philadelphia on Sunday, McGrath lost an exhibition match 6-1 6-4 to a better player. The result reflected the opponent’s superior performance in this event.
Report details a forged telegram scheme alleging a wrongful signing over an infant tied to Iivented claims. The case centers on Charles O Sullivan and Gowing Le Meewsrd, with police involvement and accusations of coercion and financial motive. The defendants faced remand as authorities pursued recovery of funds and further investigation.
The Advisory Council debated how far Canberra Territory ambulances may operate to reach injuries outside the Territory. Dr Nutt urged clear rules as delays in accessing Canberra Hospital hindered scene treatment, while officials noted permissions and staffing must align with outside-Territory calls and emergency needs.
The ninety third meeting of the Advisory was held yesterday with Dr J H L Cumpstun presiding. Ordinances listed include Housing, Money Tenders, Native Plants Protection, and other acts. Discussion covered Acton Thuraiat Camp accommodations, road and access improvements, and wage declarations for industrial arbitration with a retrospective male wage of £1 17/64 per week and a new female wage, effective April 24 and April 26 respectively.
The council reports ongoing complaints about cyclists and unlit bikes on city streets. Mr T M Shakespeare urges police action against cyclists riding at night without lights or reflectors. Discussion covers pedestrian safety on footpaths, road quality, and plans to reduce accident risk near Conway Street and Mort Street intersections.
A damaged OCR fragment offers partial names and phrases without clear context or identifiable entities. The readable words do not form a coherent event, place, or person and lack verifiable connections.
Unofficial club event at Royal Canberra saw Jim Petterson post a brilliant 67 with six birdies, challenging the course record. N.S.W. professional Richardan and amateur Alan Waterson also excelled, matching or approaching key scores in a challenging round.
A lively Albert Hall program showcased a mixed bill including a fantasy skit The Fairy Spinach Grove and The Bishop's Candle Sticks. Performers Betty Whyte Nancy Shelton Pat Jo McMeel Jenny Wren and Grace Kirk drew applause through dances songs and acting with a notable one act comedy and music by Mlle Grace Kirke and Mr A J Sonhston.
Races scheduled with multiple divisions and starts from 12:10 to 4:30 pm. Entries include names such as Britian Prince, Glenwitch, Greenback, and Brendernayt across Juvenile Handicap, Flying Welter Handicaps, and Kensington Handicap. False weights noted for some divisions. event details list horses, weights, and track timing.
Fragmented text discusses digestion and the liver as central to healthy living. It highlights how diet and digestion influence overall vitality, mentioning the liver as a key organ and emphasizing balance between body and environment.
John James Cavanagh aged 49 pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined 30 shillings or two days in default. Others, Nell Button Hall attendees and Laurence Pridham, were fined 20 shillings for smoking in the hall and for being drunk in a public place. Mrs Ruby Fitzgerald was granted ejectment against tenant Mrs Snow, who must vacate by July 1 after notice to quit in December.
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