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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
3
Unclear OCR fragment mentions players and teams with scattered phrases. It references a game context, possible scores or lineups, and names such as Reman and Wayne, but details are unreadable. The text lacks complete sentences and concrete events.
The Canberra court convened to hear a case involving Alan Daynt Jonna and others related to a vehicle missing near Commonwealth Avenue. Police reported the vehicle located outside a property on a nearby road and the accused faced magistrate proceedings with Mr Th. Maguire present for the defense.
A fragmentary OCR item lists vacancies and officials in the Commonwealth and Defence sectors. It mentions the Northern Territory Mines Branch, Defence Production divisions, and scientific industrial research bodies, with scattered names and locations such as Darwin, New South Wales, and Sydney.
Weekend sport notes list matches across Canberra and Queanbeyan regions. Royal Canberra faces Moan with several grade games, while junior and short-format events headline at Canterra City and surrounding venues.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Monday event with Union subjects and games. Mentions clubs Bells Fra Cunberrin Cy and Gquennbeyan with a Northbaime venue. References OV regents and nideshows in unclear context.
Melbourne notes discuss higher building rates and population growth than the United States. References mention Australian trends in housing, industry and urban expansion with unclear phrasing and fragmented OCR prose.
A garbled note reports a housekeeping service claim involving a Mr Mullet and a woman, with references to a future appearance and a national council. It mentions a Buttaworth official and a schedule from Thursday, outlining a recruitment or employment matter.
The Interior Minister told Fraser MP that 200 tons of cement would be needed to reduce a three year shortfall in path and drive construction. Local tenants and residents pressed for priority on cement stock, while the department cited policy and price concerns.
In a hard fought 18 round heavyweight bout, Walcott earns the decision on points over Charles. Refereed by the crowd as a close contest, Walcott shows resilience and lands the decisive blows late, securing the championship.
A chaotic collage of items for sale and notices from Canberra area readers. Listings include vehicles such as a 12 LP Panel Van and a New Beauty Ford Sedan, household items, beds, furniture, bicycles, and repair services. Several contact phone numbers and local addresses appear, with emphasis on resale values and viewing times.
Royal Commission proceedings grew exhausting as W Dovey arrived and attended sessions. The witness collapsed during testimony and was rushed to hospital for emergency care amid a tense public hearing.
A garbled 19th century article reports a young man condemned to be hanged for murder after a reprieve. It notes dates in June and May and mentions a Gunnell decision and execution at an unnamed location.
Decree nisi granted yesterday by the Supreme Court in a case involving a returnable month. The petitioner alleges a relationship with Rey Furoht Molltusy of Avion Mallen. details reference Fiorence Witzahelh Maltby and others. The order notes November 17 as a key date.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mhlba Taber and phrases about sparing, recovery of elders, and references to Phos 69 and Acton. No clear event or details emerge to form a complete news item.
A garbled report notes visits by Australian and California leaders to Avie vadle and New Zamland, with references to fuel supplies and Caltex Ol Company's plant operations. It mentions discussions of unity and duct production amid evolving trade ties.
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