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Fragmentary OCR item noting an unnamed minor event involving Ania Us Pepa and an employee at FP with emphasis on rude conduct. No clear dates or places readable.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1931
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR item noting an unnamed minor event involving Ania Us Pepa and an employee at FP with emphasis on rude conduct. No clear dates or places readable.
Fragmentary OCR text references people and places with garbled terms. It hints at political activity near a town or county and mentions a doctor and party figures. No coherent event or names to confirm a full item.
National Rules leaders face a forthcoming rugby league match at Manuka Oval featuring Queanbeyan versus Monopony and a return fixture with Sranuka and Anbelin. authorities expect returning players, tickets available for Monday, with coaches and officials outlining team lists and venue details.
A fragmented report states Alburt Davies died from a stomach wound after a Sydney shooting. Police indicate the death is linked to cancer and an unidentified suspect. The garbled text mentions a BYDNEY locale and a verdict or court action related to the case.
The Canberra Musical Society announces its second subscription concert on July 1. The program includes works by Mr. Doig provided for the event. The society’s choir will perform under the conduct of Mr. and Mrs. A. Arn, with additional attendees expected.
A tense eviction on a street in AYDNEY spurred a confrontation as about 200 people gathered with batons and stones. Police used force to clear the scene, arresting two men and two women on charges of assaulting officers and riotous behavior. Police reported 17 iron pipes seized and several injuries amid the struggle around the residence owned by Mrs Gertray Peters.
Bedney Cecil Francia Astwey, formerly a solicitor clerk, faced 21 charges including larceny and torenary misappropriation involving over £6000. The case was brought in the Central Court with Owen Perkins acting for the crown. A remand was granted until June 24.
The Canterra Bowling Club singles championship to be played this afternoon on its green. Amalinorn drawn to meet Router with winner facing Croone in the final. Play begins at 1 46 in a championship rink. King's Birthday visit from Cooma Bowling Club to Canberra, with arrangements for social events and rink competition on Forrest green starting at 10.48 am.
The Touring Department of the NAM A warns motorists of a detour on the Hume Highway between Berrima and Arone Honda due to surface roughness mainly on the southern end. Drivers are urged to proceed with caution as the detour route is badly cut up but traffic is described as manageable even in wet conditions.
The Australian Overseas Transport Association holds a meeting to discuss possible freight rate increases. No decision is anticipated, with the subject likely to be deferred for further exchange.
A garbled notice discusses alleged government pressure and widespread unease over appointments. It mentions unions, employers, and commerce groups, with references to a state authority and potential audits. The text implies social tensions and fears surrounding official selections and job security.
A 1980 overdraft dispute centers on Ada Mary Watfin a Clean employee who claimed a bank error left her overdrawn. She testified the bank pressured confession of funds while a supervisor questioned her account and denied any £3000 debt. The case raises questions about bank practice and personal accountability.
Wikies Ready to Cross Atlantic as Machitus submarine faces trial. Captain Sloan Lianehower confirms plans for Arctic and London legs with crew including Wiking and Dunthower, fuel and provisions stocked for long voyage.
Fragmentary notice from Canberra Times seeking employment. Contents describe a person seeking a post, claiming housekeeping, needlework, and child care skills. Mentions a request for cash and a contact phone number, with unclear names and locations.
Rugby League notes from Manuka Oval report matches between Weer City and North City with listed players including J. Kelly and A. Milne. The Manny Cup advances as Canberra protests Queanteyan chain amid judiciary review, with no schedule for further games against Crookwetl.
The closing play in the billiards tournament at Rydney Friday tallies Newman TK and 60 Tandrum 947 among top finishers. Readable scores include 504 and 86 with notable breaks noted but details are incomplete.
A society lady touts a home hair-darkening formula promising darkened hair, growth, and softness. Mix bay rum, glycerine, and Orles Comprud with water, apply every other day, claim it won’t irritate scalp or cause tattiness, and can restore a younger appearance. Ingredients can be bought in Canberra from AY Campbell, G Pye, and others.
Fragmented OCR lists several individuals and groups with unclear roles in a vague event tied to a federal week. Readers should note names such as C. Wilkimmen, Rachie dhenons f. Tiintwe, Es Ryan, Willan, KR, Mews, and Cannan, Ky Byhoe in a garbled municipal context.
A man named Maitland appeared at the police court after attempting to obtain food by false documents. He claimed to have deposited funds in the Government Banking branch and received money through other branch accounts, but was accused of deception and presenting fraudulent orders. The case centers on alleged food order fraud and related banking activity.
A Rome dispatch warns that Mussolini plans to direct youths under fascist policy, aiming to indoctrinate and control the younger generation as part of broader propaganda and regime support.
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