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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
2
Horse racing report detailing Kensington events with Avoney, Hattaw, and local handicaps at Woodlodge. Winners include Phy Hana Mew Pratanen and Pythian Vince, with margins and starting prices noted. Other races mention novice hurdles and lineups with durations and odds.
A fragmentary, early 20th century account describes explorers discovering a rock containing radium and related luminescent minerals. The text names researchers and a metalurgist, notes specimen handling, and hints at a laboratory analysis and potential value.
Reported in a World War era trade column General Motors joins a joint venture to develop aviation products. The move, led by sales manager Ad Doerr, involves Australian Hy Ltd and Ryden, aiming to push new aircraft components, engines, and associated production. The article notes the broader push of national industry toward aviation capacity and mentions suppliers such as Fokker and related firms in a general economic expansion context.
The American Repertory Theatre narrative covers its tenth anniversary and noted productions at venues including Poletifn and the Guild Theatre. It highlights John Devine and Jane Clea Ere, discusses fiscal aspects, casting, and a director’s role, and references the theatre’s evolving repertoire and notable performers over the years.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a paper industry shift with cornstalk pulp praised for yield and quality. References mention Kalamieoa and Milwaukee area, labor outputs, and potential adoption of cornstalk methods amid 9 Western Beweenamet units and GBA expert input.
Fragments describe a grim museum setup featuring eerie displays and references to murder victims. Names and places are garbled, but the tone hints at a macabre exhibit and possible trial imagery. The scattered text mentions pipes, people, and a sense of mystery surrounding the collection.
Fragmented OCR describes a bridge project at Murray Bridge with the first span set and a long new route toward Athney. Mentions construction crews, local site work, and historical context of the river valley, with no clear dates or precise locations beyond the general project scope.
Fragmented lines discuss overwork and fatigue among workers. The text mentions names and a call to test for burnout and stress signs, urging action to prevent fatal outcomes. It reflects concern about sustained labor demands, health, and workplace pressure.
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