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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
4
A damaged weather snippet lists temperatures, humidity, wind and rain forecasts with garbled place names and times. It mentions 24 hour end temperatures, 10 a.m. readings, and 243 angle degrees with several nonsensical terms.
The Canberra Times advertises publishing terms and agents across Canberra and surrounding towns. It lists rate details, contact points, and names of regional news agencies and representatives in Queanbeyan Cooma Bungendore and nearby areas.
The notice outlines advertising conditions for Canberra newspapers. It requires clear written endorsements from advertisers, forbids nonconforming ads, and stipulates pre publication submission by 3 pm the day before print. The Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd, Canberra, enforces these restrictions.
Fragmented report notes British films to be screened in New South Wales after July 1 with restrictions. Milne Commission to review approvals. Quote references Hewson and ministerial statements. Australian and British film authorities cited amid regulatory discussion.
Cloudy start followed by a fine spell with mild days. A cold night with patches of mist in the morning. Light to moderate west winds.
The Commonwealth Bank supported the Government amid deficits, subscribing funds for state needs and Treasury Bills. It is praised as essential to national finance, with calls to expand its powers to function as a central bank and align with modern conditions.
The Canberra Hospital Board reviewed proposals for a preschool examination using X rays to assess bone development in children. The discussion focused on staffing, funding, and whether the hospital could host the procedures while ensuring safety and community benefit.
Civil Aviation conference in Melbourne on July 7 will discuss improving flying maps and navigational aids. Minister Mr Fairbairn said recommendations from the Kyeema Investigation Committee are being acted on with expedition to enhance air safety and establish central undercarriage measures across affected routes.
Government statistician Mr. Carver estimates total unemployment in May rose to 6.7 percent from the previous 6 percent. NSW employed persons totaled 636,114, down from 687,652 twelve months ago. Wholesale goods value reached £16,890,000 with retail sales up 10.3 percent from a year earlier.
Unclear text outlines plans for a featherweight bout between Jackie Wilton and young Chinese rival, with notes on venue and timing. The report mentions preparations completed and a title fight expected to proceed, though names and specifics are garbled.
The Hospital Board last week moved to record appreciation for the hospital staff and Women's Auxiliary, praising their loyalty and cooperation over the past year. Members noted near perfect understanding and collective effort in serving the community, and urged recognition of the group for their substantial contributions.
A纷 chaotic exchange at a Victorian Labor Party conference reveals tensions between federal leaders and state bodies over representation and policy. Claims by Heffron and other speakers show factions debating the baselines of unity and the party’s direction amid calls for reform.
A fragmented text with garbled phrases mentions Truett Nie JHeun and others in a satire tone. It references a planned event or moment but lacks clear details or coherent names.
An Australian defence review proposes moving six month special entry courses for cadets from Sydney to the Royal Military College at Duntroon Melbourne next year. The intake will rise to 14 November and the cadets will graduate with 2 officers and 10 completing the full course. Graduates will be commissioned as lieutenants in the permanent forces with pay at 4280.
NSW public works hearing details a contract extension for Luc Sydney 600, with director general of works Me waffey cited. Evidence shows expropriation costs and building expenses totaling about £420,887, amid investigations into tender practices and conversations deemed faint or curious by witnesses.
Fragmented report describes a fatal fire in Sydney with authorities naming witnesses and bystanders. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a tragic blaze and investigation underway.
A damaged OCR snippet reports May savings and bond movements with totals around £128 000 and £244 601 000. It references a government fund and transfers of funds into securities, noting revisions and reinventions across Commonwealth accounts in the period.
In London a production of TC is mentioned with hints of drama across multiple venues. The report lists various names and places such as Coleraigne Taylor and Fairmuth, noting rehearsals and exhibitions upcoming through September, with unclear dates and details.
Four Commonwealth ministers plan a four nation trip starting this week. The visit aims to review defence and civil matters and assess opportunities for expansion, with timing noted and work expected to continue into the upcoming sessions.
Vague readers notes discuss football classification, NSW state and Canberra influence, and comments on teams like Queanbeyan and Sydney. The column references voter sentiment, mortgage critic angles, and sporting figures amid a broader NSW appeal and political context.
Fragmentary text shows repeated mention of snow rounds and routes with garbled place names and objects. It references a contact with someone and a movement from Kontwak Po to Lunt and Lardoieh, with unclear Chinese finish and a term 8 tric. The passage remains unreadable and unspecific.
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