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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
5
Partial OCR fragment references a football lineup with a toe team role and players including a full back and a center named Tina. No clear event, team names, or date provided.
Fragmentary notes show a school sports item with names like Christopher, Godburn, and Golim. It references high events, weights and scores but many words are garbled leaving unclear outcomes or dates. The readable items point to a local athletics summary with participant names and incomplete results.
Fragmented notice shows higher prices for firewood with various measurements and delivery charges to Molongia and south side areas. Also lists garden items, plants, and household goods for sale plus scattered criminal incident notes and miscellaneous listings.
Reported plans outline national service and aid programs with 34 to 27,000 youth registered for the initiative. Training begins about day 37 with RAN RAAF and Commonwealth employees, army involvement at Ingleburn Meldyworthy camp.
Fragmentary OCR text shows jargon and garbled phrases about washing and spinning and a cold install note. Distinct entities or facts are not recoverable. no clear event, person, place, or organization is identifiable. The readable parts suggest fabric care or setup instructions but lack coherent detail.
A damaged OCR filled with scattered terms describes an auction at Palloe Civic Centre Canberra and lists items like livery gear, furniture, and pines. It mentions unclaimed goods, police ordinance numbers, and job ads for carpenters and store staff, with scattered place names such as Port Kemble and Braddon. The fragmentary text is chaotic and mixes proclamations, listings, and advertisements.
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