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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet shows partial words likely from a local notice or brief. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are readable to identify a complete event or notice.
The Australian Olympic contingent faces tough questions after controversial remarks by team manager and athletes. Andrew Thornton and Gary are cited amid claims of pressure and complaints about conditions, while officials defend preparations for the games and the women’s team prospects.
In a government statement Minister for Agriculture Mr Ward Muind outlined plans to send an expert abroad to oversee fruit marketing and improve export arrangements. He asserted the trust will bolster the nation’s fruit industry and address allegations of shipment irregularities, including potential shipments to Canada and the United Kingdom. An officer from the department was reported to be preparing to travel next month to facilitate the program.
Report from Canberra detailing six births in forty hours including three in hospital and two on a Canberra morning. The piece notes new arrivals amid civic events and mentions Moaphal and Canberras places, with families awaiting inspections and community acknowledgments.
Fragmentary report describes students hiking and locating an old man starved, with £6 found in his pockets. The text is garbled but indicates an incident around a Sunday, involving Wellington and a person named Moir, with unclear details about the sequence of events and timing.
An irregular Canberra report details a farewell event for Mr Vorey Deunw hosted by the Kolitivrat Club with attendance by local figures and soldiers. The piece lists names of attendees, programme elements, and mentions a lecture on Aviation by Sewer Hinges and Wayting, ending with a planned gathering at the Legacy Club and a private session at the Hotel Canberra.
A London English test report notes a drawn game at Manchester with Hatsliffe prominent and Paynter unlucky after a run out. The fragment mentions a tense stoppage and a characterful exchange as players spoke "yes" and "no" in a lively, uncertain finish.
Melbourne officials and industry figures warn wool losses could reach tens of millions as costs rise. Major Coit Metts says growers acted to the limit while urging a federal inquiry. Major Currin notes wool industry relief appears insufficient and calls for government action.
An old advertisement outlines a home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims improvement after several days of using a prepared tincture made from castor plant parts, mixed with water, and taken in measured doses, with cautions about other symptoms and a copyright notice referencing Campbell, Croker, and Gallagher.
In Mount Week play Canberra and Wauchope drew 1-1 after a tight second half. Canberra beat Mudgee 2-1 earlier, and Wauchope won 1-0 against Canberra in a subsequent match. Forward pressure from Canberra created chances but Wauchope’s defense held firm.
The England team for the India series shows changes with Holmes dropped and Tate recalled. Players such as Brown Sutermt Paynter and Voce are listed in the XI, while selections like Hobie and Robinson loom for Australia tour fitness, and Larwood faces omission amid tough rounds.
At Central Court today Horace Jona Finn and three others are charged with conspiring to steal from the Commercial Banking Co. of Banos. Evidence shows cash shortages since January with a scheme to pass old money, cover shortages by shifting funds, and hold shortages over to the next day. The three defendants were committed for trial on bail of £800.
In Sydney on Wednesday the Central Court heard that Thomas aiyimadey of Farming Mots was charged with operating a fruit machine after police stated no evidence supported the charges. The case was adjourned with the fate of the accused unclear and police lacking evidence.
In Sydney on Wednesday Cyril Moxley filed an appeal against a murder sentence for the killings of Becordy Dense and Frank Witkinson. The grounds cite alleged evidence flaws and alleged false declarations by the defendant.
In Queanbeyan the FH. & A. Association committee election saw calls for a bigger committee as critics noted past shows relied on a few. The group settled to keep 30 positions with nominations list read and ballots to be held at the adjourned meeting.
A state cabinet meeting formed a sub committee to draft legislation for upper house reform and a moratorium act to aid debtors. A bill to reform the Legislative Council will be submitted this session. A reconstruction plan for the Metropolitan Meat Board and a new relief bill were discussed, with a transport board reform likely during the policy period.
In a fragmented clipping the Hefvfeln broke below the Wridge into four parts landing on rock and sinking. The engine room flooded and the crew, listed as salvers, face a perilous rescue in unclear terms.
The document records an order under the Bankrupts Act in Australia. It notes a date of May 46, 1982, and mentions a sequestration order due during 16, 112. It identifies C.F W, LLOYD, Receiver, at 100 Hill Street, Sydney, as part of the proceedings.
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