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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a publishing notice likely referencing Canberra with cryptic phrases and print details. The readable portion mentions Canberra hotels and a Commonwealth posting, but many words are garbled. The item appears to be a legal or public notice fragment with printing terms and per annum references.
In Canberra residents are advised to communicate to the Canberra Timer or phone Queanbeyan to place orders. The notice outlines delivery and contact details for order arrangements and specifies the required addresses for service.
A garbled Canberra dispatch from Monday offers little readable content. The OCR text mentions a barometer and sea, but most words are indecipherable, leaving no clear events, persons, or organizations to identify.
A fragmented historical reflection on Lang and his plan in New South Wales. It weighs credibility, outcomes, and public judgment, noting unemployment rise, social service strain, and shifting credit while assessing legality, motives, and future historical assessment.
In Newfoundland, the Newfoundland Party claims a narrow majority over the Government Party as results from the general elections come in. The first fetulian in the geeral vines Moneette leads the party to a winner’s edge amid a closely contested vote.
A fragmented item discusses De Valera’s mother amid a controversial defamation claim. The text naming Ron Mem and Cathiny Whnetricht hints at a political scandal involving the President or a public figure, with unclear provenance and several garbled names.
A claim announced to the Academy of Science describes three new oil regions with rich reserves. The Bashkiria Caucasian fields are noted as the most recent discovery with millions of tons awaiting extraction.
The Canberra homefront page outlines a coming campaign featuring local candidates and community groups. It notes stages to feature a band and entertainment, with debate and speeches planned from early evening into late night.
A garbled Ottawa Conference notice describes a cabinet gathering to discuss the May 1 event and farmer delegation to the Home Affairs Department. The document hints at agriculture and staffing, with a meeting set for Thursday July.
The government ordered shipments of wheat for Russia totaling 9,080 tons. Aimed at wartime relief or exchange, the dispatch appears part of broader food and supply measures amid ongoing disruptions and imports.
A garbled police lottery report notes six arrests by the agency on Monday linked to deviations in the Water Lottery. Men and women were readied, charged, and processed as part of the investigation.
The trial recounts a brutal murder plot with Moxley pleading guilty. Prosecutor Mr McKean details premeditated actions and a conspiracy to obtain money amid a tense courtroom atmosphere. Jurors faced doubt on intent and insanity as witnesses described the crime and alleged motives.
Monday report from kyldney notes the United Mairhow poll may spark a revival in buying. A plan for juleetingm and many items were prepared, but uncertainty dampens optimism. The Master Thitiaets Association already received numerous inquiries about trades and work prospects.
Fragmentary English press text discusses an election in Victoria and mentions a sequence of unclear events. It references a Watten election and a retreat of favour, with scattered figures and names that are difficult to confirm.
The text outlines Mr Lyons addressing electoral matters and Commonwealth governance. It references the Prime Minister, health, and the Australian people, noting debates over constitutional arrangements and federal guidance. It mentions figures like Lang and Maitland era themes, with emphasis on governance and collaboration across states.
Fragmentary text mentions a pronouncement by a government appointee and public media, with references to officials and a potential appeal. Details are unreadable, making precise facts about dates, names, or actions impossible to confirm.
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