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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
3
An incoherent OCR passage lists scattered names and terms, referencing Wales, Ireland, and various fragments of people and actions. Readable entities include locations and generic references, but no clear event, date, or coherent report emerges from the garbled text.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists multiple church notices and religious events. Mentions Trinity, Holy Communion, Quranic and Catholic services, sermons, baptisms, missionary meetings, and anniversaries across various congregations with scattered names and times.
In Sydney on Friday the hearing of Diednridge against Will yelled Maxtiy was postponed from Tuesday to Monday the 13th. Hungerford for the defense said not ready on the day, prompting the judge to set a new trial date. The Crown confirmed delays and noted likely continuances affecting the proceedings and readiness of witnesses.
The Lord Mayor of Sydney welcomed the Australian Olympic team departing for the Games. The mayor urged support and spoke of Australia’s expected success, noting the team’s purpose and future prospects.
The Tahini plasere Wi ont re quired UBLIL AY amy Ht Monday Fadler, with competitors including Lindley, Kae Stein, and Miée McAlister among others. The event featured listed participants and late additions, reflecting a crowded field and ongoing matches.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a ceremony and arrangements involving Ina and Hes, with mentions of a collector and escort. The text is garbled, but indicates a ritual or honorary event connected to a city area and a highway route. No clear dates or locations emerge.
Fragmentary note reports women barred in a Sydney setting after refusals by an association. It mentions a Kuplixh and Amdooen and hints at other unnamed parties. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A Methodist church rally featuring Rev Silain and Rev Dr. Jomew Wu discusses missionary work in Solomon Velamy and Austinlasin. Addresses and a missionary teas rally at Contra Malt Porreyt are planned with services, rally, and offerings for the Mission Wark next week at venues including Ford, City, Wattle Park, Weineadas, and Quebobesamitbay.
The Consul General in Sydney reported a Tokyo cable claiming the Japanese Foreign Minister urged the public to distrust rumours of war with Russia over Manchurian affairs, stressing the need for good sense and restraint.
A report on Miss Wilton Wiss in the golf final held in London. The narrative notes her performance and outcome, with mentions of opponents and stage progression, indicating a competitive round and final heats.
Readable text lists players and results from a golf association event with names including Vale Saperiee Mona Vale Cantierra and other competitors. The fragment mentions matches, pairings, and several players such as McLain Tuer Mew and Worentord amid a tourney day timetable. The article preserves local-competition tone and period naming conventions.
Turmoil in parish life as Rev A Ex Billet, formerly at Cahors, plans to visit Canberra for church duties. The note lists arriving personnel including Ree Morton and others who worked during September vacations, with reference to Mudahn's Church and related events in January.
A church notices a morning event at the Holy City Temple featuring a sermon by Edward, and an evening service led by the guest preacher Bett AC. The text also mentions future meetings and accommodations for attendees, with references to local venues and schedules in Canberra.
The readable portions reference political movements and a task or period labeled as es. The legible names and places are insufficient for a precise event or person identification. Overall the fragment hints at a discussion of public affairs without definite facts or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text reports on Witter of the Titan Round with mentions of inmates and a peppermint cure. The readable lines reference Woods' Great Peppermint Cure and Civil ail Count, but details are unclear. The piece seems to be a miscellaneous column item with unclear structure and several garbled phrases.
Unclear OCR text fragment mentioning health related terms and several proper nouns. The readable parts show references to organizations and individuals without a coherent event or clear actions. Further readable context is needed to formulate a precise summary.
A brief notice reports a charge abandoned in an Erie area matter with details obscured by OCR errors. The fragmented text mentions a wall, a final event, and a morning Reidly reference, indicating a municipal or legal filing without clear outcomes.
Wyangala Dam workers reach a settlement after week of protests. Negotiations involving union leaders and company representatives concluded with terms satisfactory to the coalition, ending the walkout at the Wyargale site in Cowra and restoring operations to near normal.
Fragmented OCR text describes a stock sale in Queanbeyan with garbled names and numbers. The readable bits reference market activity and some prices, but essential details are obscured. The item presents as a damaged financial notice with unclear entities and figures.
Disjointed OCR text mentions the Salvation Army conducting an ante meeting with sine lash on Monday at Ta atylock. It references a connection with an alleged event at Crane Od and a public hike or march in Nootimdadation hike Imo prwgad Al ern. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
Reported cycling event details describe a junior championship race with multiple riders and sections. The article mentions stages, locations, and dates including Canberra and July 26, noting race structure and anticipated competitors in a local youth cycling meet.
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