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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
3
A brief, unreadable fragment appears to note a past event with unclear names, places, or dates. The readable portion hints at a person and action but lacks sufficient context to identify who or what occurred.
An inquiry into Joma ctw draw after winning the 141 Mantican for Cates the elder (Gough) led to a ruling with penalties and noted no wrongful tests. Rosebery Handicap results dominated by Ramrod and Rosebrough with multiple divisions and tote odds listed for each race.
Lex Posen, trainer of Winooka, told the Australian Brass Association today of Winooka and Trevallinn’s voyage to Bun Mran shore and planned return to Avetalla bn SLAY. Me war disappointed by Wikoota's poor showing and Winooks's nomination at Arlington Kurk.
A vessel drifting on a swift current struck the Venice palace complex near Le Mare. The bow damaged the Palazzo Canonion and frontage, collapsing furniture and wounding several aboard. The ship, partly buried under the roof, was pulled free with nearby residents reporting tremor-like fear. The caretaker and family inside the building escaped as bystanders and authorities aided the injured.
The world’s longest double track tunnel through the Apennines opened in April by the Italian government after war delays. The project is part of a Snowy to Moree service stretch. Completion was postponed. the line extends about twenty three miles with many related works and dates unclear.
Historical report notes a church led youth being sent to prison amid threats and social upheaval. Officials discuss the harsh measures and the potential for reform, with remarks on mercy and future consequences.
A fragment reports on hearing in fish and sound transmission in water. It cites Dr. Harry Bateson of the California Institute of Technology noting air sounds are not heard underwater and warns against stamping on boat bottoms to avoid startling fish.
The passage outlines a portable wardrobe case with two mounted holders in a small warstrobe cane. Each holder is a hollow box on a press board designed to stay wrinkle free and separate from clothing. The holders can be removed from the case and used independently.
A large group of associates met on Tuesday June 12 at Slow Poure to discuss changes in women’s golf. Mr Fine, once expelled from Annochinn, returns to Canberra then Sydney. Fernendi Kamen dominated afternoon play and four o clock tea was hosted by Mr Ht Mohsan, president of the lun. The Ar.uootaten president spoke of the players’ excellence and thanked Frarern for her leadership in promoting women’s golf, noting the association’s growing standing during Country Week in Sea ney.
A garbled report shows Tubsan the Diack Shira dy accusing Brtuality at the thick Wik Hunt event and alleging corrupt OIG ties. Morley denounces the new movement and defends free speech while Cabinet members dodge debate amid fear of public backlash.
A fragment on engineered bird music describes pigeons or insects used to produce simple amusement. Tiny reed-like pipes attached to feathers create wind-driven tunes when birds move, with the energy harnessed to produce soft music for tourists.
Tenders invited and will be received until 12 noon on June 20 1904 for painting the exterior of the Hotel Quesnbeyan. Specifications may be inspected at the hotel. The lowest tender that meets prices will be accepted. Mrs. F Worthington Proprietress.
The article notes free legal advice by Nau lawyers in Berlin for members and nonmembers to navigate new laws of the era. It mentions offices under party control, aimed at guiding citizens through laws and regulations of the National Socialist state. The piece also cites Prussia's Supreme Court ruling on strict interpretation of laws and the duty to adapt laws to the regime's needs, framed as aligning with national conscience.
Scientists at the Carnegie Institution in Washington report that night breathing yields about 30 percent more radioactive radon and related materials than daytime breathing. They link this to the so called respiration of the woll, which allegedly releases radioactive matter and electricity into the air.
An inquest into the death of John Ryan was adjourned today near Blayney as police and officials pursue further inquiries. Local authorities indicated no appparent immediate conclusion, with proceedings postponed to a later date.
The British Admiralty plans a new practice for salutes by officers and drivers on the road. Officers will salute by the hand side, while drivers may keep one hand on the wheel and turn the head toward the officer. Officials say this enhances road safety as eye contact replaces full vehicle control.
A peculiar feature article discusses pennies and public sentiment toward copper coins. It notes widespread contempt and indifference, mentions massive penny shortages, and cites various playful claims about penny usage, distribution, and the impact of penny machines and chocolate sales in a whimsical historical tone.
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