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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1942
Page
4
The text appears garbled with broken names and fragments. Readable entities include a race reference and a numeric 78. No coherent event or participants can be identified for a solid summary.
Movice Hawn dominates in the Two-year-old Handicap with Gryphon first and Double Blinhing third in First Division. Grand Vision leads Second Division with Young Vaile in second and Hauteur fourth. Further divisions see Beep Girl and Firing Ranticap listed among top placements with Radical and Guild Nz also scoring.
Sydney and Melbourne report the death of Jonn Underhill former secretary of the racing association and administrator. He helped organize clubs Ike Masabery Karrington and A Jeo Clube into the Associated Racing. The funeral will be private.
Debris from unclear OCR mentions racing secretary in Sydney and scattered names and terms. No coherent event details, dates, or clear entities to verify. The fragmentary text references people, places, and items like Great Treats and National Debt without forming a definite news event.
Melbourne report from Friday notes the V.A.T.C. committee allocated dates for 1e4x races. The feature Welipse Stakes, a longtime V.A.T.C. favorite, was scheduled for Ascot on the usual third in November.
MELBOURNE Friday The V.RC committee today removed the disqualification that had been imposed in December on V.1
Melbourne reports the death of Velled Threat's owner MW Velled Threat. The incident affects the Cambria Welter event planning as editing and entries have not been finalized. Officials cautioned fans and participants about potential changes to the program.
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and divisions with unclear details. Readable parts include Aurie and Cambria Walter in First Division and Jarlwn, Cop Maru, and David Innis tied to Ascend or other divisions. No clear outcomes or dates emerge.
Eastern Zuburas NY features in a contest with St pabe Union. uncertainties in the matchup include refereeing and regional venues. Noted participants include Duntroon v2 RAAF and Carman FALC with unclear outcomes and timing in the bulletin.
Yesterday was sports day at Canberra High School but rain forced pupils to stay indoors. An impromptu concert, organized by Class TA and Master Mekginon, featured songs recitations and violin. Students pledged a penny poll to help Australian prisoners of war Alec and Joe. Half yearly exams were completed and reports due to parents soon.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a horse draw list for Bird District Maiden Blazes and Cankerre Stakes events. Names such as Merris cent, Jutho Maid, Duality Boo, Troublesome Lad and Boss forown Witness appear amid garbled entries. Details on dates and venues remain unreadable.
Frederick Drummond a waiter admitted in North Sydney Court that he and Colin Carson used aliases and posed as women to approach American sailors in Martin Place. Carson and Drummond faced charges of disorderly conduct and soliciting improper companionship with two young women. Grace Precon and Carol Burgess were charged with insufficient lawful support. Drummond claimed military service but was absent without leave. both men had attended a party with gifts and were seen with the two girls.
June weather in the ACT brings higher moisture and fewer frosts, boosting pasture greening. If rains continue, June rainfall may exceed half the annual average, with mornings mostly rainy or foggy and cool temperatures. Officials expect no frost return until the area dries.
The sale at Javellon features the 1081 Australian Cup winner Carry On selling for 85 guineas alongside numerous brood stock offerings. Notable consignments include Anteena, Phosbe, Igna, and Constant Nymph with prices ranging to 2029 guineas total. Names credited include J Enright O Trigg H Davis F Basche and L Jones among buyers.
The vet hereon Lounge Suites and Brm manager Benjamin Bear faced fines for false advertising. The British Carpet Company was fined £3 for a February 12 advertisement error. W W Campbelln Cos pany also faced a charge related to an ad.
Melbourne officials stated there should be no changes to beer rationing as official review proceeds. The decision described as unresolved, with inconsistent public statements noted and a suggestion that inflation and production pressures influence policy.
Government moves to purchase and import coffee under amended Tea Control provisions. An additional Tea Control Board member from the Supply Department is to be appointed to bolster efficiency. Customs Minister Keane said no intention to ration coffee to consumers as the board seeks import arrangements to address the current shortage.
The amending Security Regulation bans trade marks containing defence related words or badges. It lists Air Force Army Imperial Forces Australian Defence Forces Naval and Repatriation and other badges. The Registrar of Trade Marks may refuse registration of any mark or emblem representing defence bodies or members.
A patent medicine notice from Woods promotes a peppermint cure claimed to ease coughs and colds. The ad touts quick relief, with references to health benefits and consumer testimonials, typical of early 20th century promotional pages.
An early morning drill titled The Enery Halde Precautions Rare Vices of Canberra will incite sirens and a warning scheme. the exercise will run on Sunday afternoon, with a final alert and quick All Clear. Responders will sweep city areas, reporting to the Control Centre for coordinated action while public transport and services continue to operate.
The Young Woman's Christian Association and the Women's Voluntary Services cooperate to welcome the American Nursing Service on Thursday June 25 at 2 30 PM in the FWA hall.
A Melbourne Mint halt lengthens coin shortages as Perth Mint speeds copper money output. The return of Allied troops and new regulations disrupt change supply. Over 17 months £1,000,000 in silver coins and over £0.1 million in copper coins minted, with prices and varieties varying widely.
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