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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
2
The report notes ongoing exchanges at Canberra regarding the current state of affairs. Dates and names are garbled, but the piece references events around June with mentions of June 8 and June 20, and a forecast of rain.
In Cook County today a robbery case against Fanny McGrayban faced a new delay as Judge Trystalek weighed dismissal after testimony. Assistant Attorney Hutler requested quashing the robbery charge while the jury observed tense proceedings and security measures outside the court.
A Rafaty Council of Ane Railway Service Ananciation met on Tuesday to deter any attempt to strike by railway employers. The session praised measures to curb organizing against the AU and opposed joining unions. W Flet chaired the meeting as secretary.
A damaged/goods train breakdown at Ryde disrupted the Brisbane Limited and North Coast Mail service. The incident caused delays on the line, with a noted 1% shortage of tears and transport confusion affecting travel. Railway authorities investigated and queued alternative arrangements for passengers.
The piece argues against continuing government ownership of hotels and transport services in Canberra, urging private control to spur city development and provide immediate employment. It cites historical votes, criticizes officials for preferring losses over private service, and warns losses harm the unemployed and Canberra’s future. It notes Lt Col Goodwin’s stance and calls for a shift to private enterprise to lure capital and create jobs.
A court reduced the sentence for Scott in the garden assault, with months and terms adjusted for the involved parties. The proceedings named Hine, Watlavy, Hywerkn, and others, detailing charges, durations, and earlier pleas.
Fragmented OCR note details a police action over ten days with mentions of a Fiarden and a Booth Hat, referencing Jules Cortowin and a planned Hyt Ie and Creden. The text references Lines mills and a suspect seen over three months, with uncertain conclusions from Sir. Rgecht and comments on an off prosecution.
The article details hearings and decisions on wage disputes within the Commonwealth and mentions key figures such as Mr. Henwood and Mr. Miner Anite hynhiton. It notes discussions across multiple states including New South Wales and Canberra, with references to arbitration boards, federal capital territory proceedings, and the broader impact on living wages and industry standards.
The Arbitration Commission was not functioning and a list of cases remained. More than 120 applications await hearing. The most important issue concerns the declaration to living. The two cases are likely to be taken by the newly appointed commission.
The Governor General and Mrs Taons lead a midday reception at Government House Canberra on Monday May. Attendees included Aly Frederick Menales Kir Colin Githandy AdeRonale Mr WLC Mane Phinwon and others. The event featured the presence of Lady nance and notable officials.
Fragmentary dispatch reports the Main Roads Board pledging early restoration under new administration. Mentions attempts to reorient the system and restore oversight, with ongoing political debate and local expectations amid unclear specifics.
In Brisbane on Tuesday the Cabinet decided to appoint a Royal Commissioner to inquire into allegations of secret commissions in the dairying industry. The move aims to uncover improper payments and restore public confidence in dairy governance and regulatory oversight.
An apprentice jockey, 17, Herbert Middleton, suffered serious injuries at Keene Racecourse after being kicked on the head when his horse fell while carrying him. He was rushed to hospital for treatment.
A group led by a pilot flew 8,000 miles to reach Syéray and provide urgent medical care for a seriously ill woman. Prompt treatment resulted in her condition improving, illustrating extraordinary air rescue effort across vast distances.
Fragmentary OCR text references debates over factory acts and labor regulation, naming committees and officials such as the Labour Minister, Lord Mayor Walden, and various civic bodies. The readable parts hint at factory conditions, employment, and legislative scrutiny within a historical city context.
Fragmented report from a northern England cricket test describes Paynter dismissed for a duck and Waniley’s bowling as England’s strength. Pillars like Hammond and Rutcliffe rise as England’s bowlers attack, with 447 runs declared. Kugath, Brown, and Tate feature in a chaotic, error filled account of the innings and performance.
Report from London on the opening day of Wimbledon highlighting Australian players in singles matches. Notable results include Andrew and Monael, with several Australians advancing despite strong opposition from British and American opponents. chaotic OCR reveals partial scores and match outcomes.
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