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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
2
Weather data for Queanbeyan shows daily maximums and minimums with rainfall totals. Entries list dates from March through June including measurements of rainfall and temperatures, reflecting the period’s rainfall pattern and temperature range.
The Canberra Times proprietor listing shows prepayment and subscription rates within the commonwealth area. It contains scattered names and local office listings across Canberra and nearby towns such as Queanbeyan, Bungendore, Cooma, and Kingston with multiple agents and contact references. The document reflects historical newspaper publishing logistics and distribution notes.
Special arrangement offers home delivery of The Canberra Timen to all parts of Canberra and Queanbeyan before other editions. Orders for Queanbeyan can be placed with Mr M F Murray, Lane Street, Queanbeyan, or via the above contact.
Vic Regal, her Excellency the Governor General, attended a Weders Kaccades Council meeting at Government House in Canberra yesterday afternoon. The session focused on regional issues and ceremonial duties with officials noting preparations for upcoming events.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a bond release related to a theft case involving a baby and a mother. Mentions Airlstams Court and confusing names Bowder and Fynance with references to bonds. Text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or identities.
The Premiers Conference heard how plans to curb deficits are uneven across states. New South Wales faces hefty revisions as other states cut expenditures, while calls grow for uniform rail control and elimination of government duplication to stabilize the economy.
A man reports his wallet vanished while driving from Hydury to Ringhton. He recalls an attempt to recover the wallet and suspects a distraction or theft during the journey. Police were notified and inquiries underway to locate the missing £500 and identify any suspects.
Fragmentary report shows Shearer and others giving testimony at an arbitration court. The witnesses describe daily labor, earnings, and tensions over workload, with references to plans for present and future days. Names and places are unclear in the damaged text.
A speech by Sir Robert Garran denounces the Communist Party as unlawful and béditious. He warns of a planned world communist revolution and claims the party seeks to seize power via education and youth influence, urging government action to curb its activities.
Reported progress of Lord Parkhill and party on a royal visit to Trent York yesterday. Ministers discussed preventive measures, trade representations, and the provision of aid. Details of the arrangements and schedule were outlined, with emphasis on official protocols and forthcoming questions in Parliament.
A Tuesday proposal considers a 2/01 levy to support wage inquiries. Opponents warn against reductions in the budget while Induedulal Court proceedings proceed. The general view links an economic downturn to wage handling, with Labour Delegates set to discuss Thursday actions.
A chaotic Sunday night scene in East Brupanien Wax saw an explosion echoing through the district. Police stopped a fleeing group near a depot, seizing a large quantity of explosives and detonators alleged to have been taken from a local quarry by a suspect.
The document records Premier Lyon's statements on Commonwealth finances for the coming year, noting proposed expenditures, taxation stance, and the need for continued economic support. It highlights discussions with banks and the Lawn Council, and Lyon’s call for adherence to budgetary reform while avoiding new taxes. The conference aims to finalize plans and resume later in the day.
The Loan Council met to consider payment arrangements for debts owed to the Commonwealth. New South Wales is valued at £1,060,000 with £2,515,000 adjustment authorized. The adjustment will be settled in the name of New South Wales by January. Treasurer, the chair, and the Prime Minister endorsed urgent measures tied to Commonwealth loans.
A garbled passage references debates on freedom and state control. It mentions evolutionary soviets, Darwinian themes, and dissent, with stray names and unclear references to Australia and political trials. The noisy text hints at public debate over liberty versus central authority without coherent clearly identified events.
Detectives arrested a station dealer identified as 1 X.4.W. in Victoria on suspicions of manipulating promissory notes worth over £5,000. Police say the suspect controlled actions involving businessmen and property owners, with connections to Melbourne and Blaiemore Station. The seized notes and materials were taken into custody.
Victorian representative Tuoway Oney is slated to front Australia in a rugby test against the All Blacks. The Australian selection committee, led by H.C. Wardle, plans to secure funding through Cowie to cover costs for the tour. The arrangement aims to ensure Australia’s team challenge remains strong in the forthcoming match.
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