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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
3
A garbled OCR line hints at a local event or advertisement from a newspaper page. Readable fragments suggest a presentation or venue note with possible dates and participants, but essential details remain unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an event with Roman or journalistic context and references to years, a person named Haydon, and an Aviator. The readable parts indicate a brief notice of a planned or reported occurrence needing clarification.
A partial OCR line mentions Hoge tort Ma lant bees and taking a term, but the text is garbled. No clear event, people, or organizations can be established from the readable words.
Readable bits hint at a local notice or brief item with names and places obscured by garble. The fragment lacks clear action, date, or full identities to derive a concrete lead or outcome.
Church notices include services at Trinity MN Ft Job with varied worship times, Catholic and Anglican rites, devotions, and public meetings. Listings mention Evensong, Holy Communion, and devotional services at Duntroan, Canberra, and central venues with multiple church groups and cooperatives present.
The Amalie Presbyterian Church will celebrate its anniversary with morning and evening services led by Rev. He Fig, chairman of the Union. Special music and a dramatic entertainment feature are planned with Mr. W. Doig leading the male tableau. Admission is 1 shilling for adults and half price for children.
A damaged notice promotes a screening about General William Booth founder of the Salvation Army. It mentions a 3 am event next Monday, a lantern, and a focus on his life work with a welcoming crowd.
An appeal was filed by eight convicted members of a New Guard organization. The group protests handling of their indictments and requests adjournment in the retrial of the alleged crimes. Local officials note the defendants face sentencing at Central Court on a coming May date.
A stranger's sighting of wreckage from the missing Southern Cloud prompted an intensive search in the Baw Baw ranges near Melbourne. Police remain doubtful, while weather and terrain hinder progress. Numerous names and local places appear in the fragmented OCR text, outlining schools and officials involved in the alert but the core update concerns the wreck sighting and the ongoing search effort.
A Mayfield Newcastle report describes a child poisoning incident with several youths and adults hospitalized in critical condition. The event prompted hospitalizations and investigations as authorities examine possible foul play and the circumstances surrounding an alleged death threat.
A heated session in Goulburn featured interruptions as Mr Arandamars of the Candie Department faced cross talk from Mr Tully and others. Supporters urged action on papers while critics accused the administration of corruption and interference.
An elderly woman, 60, was assaulted in Maitland with a death sentence invoked in the report. Witnesses claim the suspect, Davies, fled toward the river after the attack at West Maitland Town Hall. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A girl was fatally shot when a revolver, believed loaded, discharged at her home. William Moran told the sheriff he did not know the weapon was loaded and claimed he had fired recklessly, finding his daughter unconscious afterward. The gun, an old revolver, likely misfired as she handled it.
A Victorian man, Kendall Foreman, reported for a daytime incident where a stranger approached him in a car and attempted to lure him into leaving with a supposed New Guard member from Victoria. Foreman denied ties to any group as the event unfolded in a suburb, with later statements claiming no connection to the New Guard.
The week slate lists two 20 mile races on the Canherne Amato Cycle Pathway, with participants including Lawrence, EF, McCrory, Amin, Fisee, H Wall, Piliton, Brianting, Wer, Hate, AL Wetherly, K Moore, deMantel, Ry Printer, Ryan, Howthwell, Roehs, Heals, and Lew Tenn. Event aims to showcase riders across regional clubs.
A private sale offers a Pontiac model and related items with quick buy terms. Includes pricing like 6100 and mentions private ownership and guaranteed service. Details are sparse due to damaged text. potential buyer advised to inspect for condition and authenticity.
A government minister disclosed additional payments from unemployment funds totaling £10,000 plus £40,000 to the Chief Secretary's Department. The report notes commissions on money and a transfer related to a scheme on the Murrumbidgee river.
In a Burwoel Court hearing, Georgie Mite, a Frulterer, faced charges related to Hale in Murwoort. The Health Inspector and officials discussed custody and prior incidents. Defendant Maxi received a pale fines amounting to 2 shillings and 4 pence, with detention or costs noted.
A garbled OCR note references a mid today event involving an official, a works contractor, and relief work in a legislative council. It mentions attendance in Parliament and alleged records or lack of records in the legislative council division, with unclear names and roles.
The General Secretary of The AW Gauyndier speaks before a parliamentary session about Bodney election. He asserts there will be no delay in reparation and predicts Mr Can ulyebam will win a seat in Parliament for Barwon in the forthcoming elect幣on and discusses expected placements and outcomes.
A fragmented note from Friday outlines a second rugby test with tentative attendance and team expectations. It mentions Lean and Lemkue as likely participants and references a Kundiy event, targeting the northern swathal region.
A further Works programme of 2H,000 for New Mouth Walea has been approved by the Commonwealth Government. It brings the total of employment relief works to £618,078, and increases relief funding for New South Wales projects.
An Australian court hearing on political identity and alleged collaboration with foreign groups is reported with sparse OCR fragments. The National Union of Airwaymen of Aunteatia is referenced alongside unclear names and dates. The piece remains fragmentary and uses period voice aligned to a newspaper brief.
In Sydney on Friday at Central Court Tanoy Millard was remanded on theft charges after allegedly breaking into a dwelling and stealing goods valued at £0. No further details were provided as the case proceeded.
A report from the morning describes an arrest at gun point in a city street, with a suspect named Redney taken into custody after an apparent confrontation. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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