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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
3
Ri fy th agi auf eral on 19 oh.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates an appeal process involving four guard members based in Sydney with references to a Monday date at a venue named Wa Nw Thun. The snippet mentions alleged mint or minty actions and a court or tribunal context, with unclear names and places.
Perth reports the execution of John Thomas Smith known as Snowy Rowles for the murder of Louis Carron. He walked to the gallows calmly and declined to speak prior to death.
Fragmented report discusses an inquiry and Royal Commission, with names like Weld and Curtewin mentioned. Allegations involve the Crown and trials, while a judge or official remarks on responsibility and guilt appear. The text is garbled but centers on a legal process and potential accountability.
Quenbeyan correspondent reports a youth was struck by a motor car around 12 20 am near Railway Avenue. The girl injured is in hospital in imperious condition suffering head and spinal injuries. The driver and local witnesses supplied details and authorities investigated the scene.
Unfavorable conditions hindered the first round at Queanbeyan Golf Links on Kun day. Only a few players completed rounds as wind and rain disrupted play.
A disjointed court record describes a suspect questioned about finances as the examination proceeds. Names such as Britt, Candy Hammond, and Clegg appear amid testimony about an appointment and wedding proximity. The examination adjourned with unclear details and terminology.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dangerous driver and mentions names and places in a garbled way. Elements include references to a person named Ayn Morsay, Padmington Cour, and various scattered terms like waving, June, and entrances. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
The text hints at party realignments involving the Premier and Cabinet joining a new Liberal and Country Party, with references to Meavy Odds Adelaide and Monaag. It mentions plans in the near future, potential alliances, and concerns about a dangerous driver. The fragmentary OCR result makes specific names and dates unclear, but indicates political maneuvering and election context amid unsettled public sentiment.
A chaotic, fragmentary report recalls a tragic love story amid a volcanic disaster. Names and details are garbled, but the tale centers on a royal lineage, mourning, and a public catastrophe that reshapes a cityscape.
Queanbeyan officials report 24 men engaged in relief work as part of a program outlined by local authorities. A council meeting on Friday discussed continued work for 362 arbing workers and the staged rollout from May 4 onward, noting the department cannot provide camping facilities.
The Interior Department confirms progress in transferring a Dynart facility to five former quarters held by Commonwealth officials. Workers expect completion within the originally planned period, with a long furnished room now ready for Seaterin. The project involves planning by a successor commission and administration overseen by a key city official.
Sydney reports that Mr. P. E. Coleman the Federal Labour candidate who opposed Mr. Lang in Auburn may seek a recount. He has been informed of potential issues with bogus ballot papers in the hose counts.
The text discusses a tentative arrangement regarding the meeting place and accommodation for officials, including a transfer to Ayton and the scope of work performed by local authorities under the former government. It notes convenience for the majority and references arrangements for council meetings and ministerial offices.
In a distressed report from Wyndham Perth locals cling to hope for two missing individuals. Patrols traced tracks believed connected to the Hernan Junkers pane, with authorities coordinating with the Civil Aviation Department and local natives as search parties follow the route toward Dar Win nome Weeks oma tracks and avartions at personal property.
Reported figures show a population decrease of 1 016 during April after considering arrivals from Australia and other regions. The decline reflects net losses amid ongoing migration and quarantine measures affecting resource planning and demographic accounting.
Mistranscribed report describes a dramatic home invasion at APMIDALE. A burglar grappled with Mrs Parkarman and used a claw hammer in a violent struggle. The assailant fled after blows, while the victim sustained injuries. Disturbing details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
An official stated motor traffic laws in Helin exempt cats from certain provisions while defining dog related actions under the Animalia Acts. Witnesses noted that minor animals were not treated as domesticated, affecting enforcement of penalties for careless driving and unnecessary animal disturbance.
A racehorse was destroyed after a malfunction during a race at Hombwieke track. The horse stumbled and broke a leg as the event proceeded on a Tuesday in Ene Hyearbar month. Officials stated the animal could not be saved.
A garbled extract describes a woman’s distress and sexual coercion related to Kruse Malt use. It mentions lack of sleep and physical discomfort, with scattered references to “Mra A” and “Gib” and a suggestion to prove something by buying a bottle of Kruschan.
London Monday reports a church service where Rev Davidson, accompanied by a woman, enters the church amid a large congregation. The reverend delivers a sermon while parishioners react with concern as the bishop’s representative is summoned and police contacted. Davidson later withdraws amid news of a reported disturbance and a vow to show that 8904 will be honored.
A magistrate grants a maintenance order in a narrow case where Hugh Muir Wyllie, 77, a travelling tailor, is directed to pay weekly support to his wife. The husband argues she is better off, while the wife’s solicitor declines advice to seize bank funds. The order, not denied, leaves avenues open to modify finances.
Readable fragments describe schemes in South Africa where native men seek marriages with privily arranged terms. Observers note hardship from economic degradation and a push by some fathers to offer daughters for money. The piece hints at exploitative practices and calls for caution amid social strain.
The article describes two by far deepest mines, one near Johannesburg called Village Deep where gold is mined at extreme depths, and the Juan de Fuca Mine in Brazil. It notes the immense underground conditions, cooling requirements, and machinery needed to sustain operations.
A meeting by Brother W. W. Cooke of the Hay Department of Aerloulbiry was postponed. The event, planned for Thursday, at Me Evan Camerad's Property and Rimgston, is rescheduled until further notice due to documents in ladle Scoes. Public notices in local paper.]
A major theft is reported at the Queen’s National Bank with £10,050 stolen and related breaches at the Bank of New South Wales. Police note intruders used improvised methods and left a damaged trail, while authorities trace the money and assess links to a second bank break in Sydney. Investigations continue.
The account describes a man aged 31 who forced an aeroplane away from Mon to Tne after a crash. He reportedly dragged a badly blurred pilot from the wreck to a deserted crossing station, endured thirst and exhaustion, and faced imprisonment in London for rivaling four women in a case tied to a £260 stake.
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