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An unreadable OCR snippet mentions various odd terms and names without a coherent event. The fragment lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a full news item.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
3
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions various odd terms and names without a coherent event. The fragment lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a full news item.
The transcript covers cross examination of Waldron and Goode in a bribery inquiry. Witnesses discuss arrangements with the British Express Co. and Goode's involvement in company finances. Waldron denies knowledge of payments while acknowledging discussions on partnership and potential rent. The exchange touches on attempted inducements and the role of Dr Wall and others in the investigation.
In Canberra a July 23 recital features prominent figures including Ms Tene Nitkin and Heo Larson with The Mount directing performances. The program, tied to Canberran cultural events, promises a blend of modern and traditional pieces, attracting local music enthusiasts and supporters.
A fragmentary report outlines the Flogal Academy and TWudapest appearing in Ternwind Ueaden for Fowerkandy 4907. It notes touring England for seven years, performing with Huwens, Raekiwiis and Mbpiba, later rising to fame in Europe and America. It mentions sold out recitals in New York and London, a Japan tour, and honors from Hungary and Paris.
A heavy frost covered Canberra on a recent Monday morning with the minimum near 19 degrees and the day’s high around 15 degrees. Historical notes mention 1929 cold spell with a 41.1 degree reading and subsequent subzero conditions in the area.
A tram conductor named Charlie Cox, 44, was injured this morning when the tram he was guiding fell beneath a curb at Lech. Cox, a team conductor based in Fes, was moving the tram when the incident occurred. He received medical attention and remains under observation.
An Australian advertisement extols a wax and cream treatment that claims to smooth the skin and restore natural color without dye. The copy emphasizes a gentle, uniform finish and hints at a marketed salve for overall complexion enhancement.
Long, fragmentary discussion cites Australian and imperial finance debates. Mentions Reserve Bank, Commonwealth Bank powers, exchange at par, and potential control over foreign exchange. References to the Central as of 1890 hearings, figures like Sir Dohert Dlibgon, and the broader push to align colonial finance with imperial policy.
Report details representations by Afr. d A. Perkins and Mtr Ih. Hardy on Sutton Road works including widening the fond, trimming doors, diversion, and rainwater drainage. aims to carry out improvements with later date for securing funds and possible partial execution under department approval.
A damaged letter from REDE WATSON discusses central banking, fear of Hank control over exchanges and credit, and proposed reforms. The text critiques wartime financial policy, mentions New South Wales, and calls for a centralized reserve system to restore prosperity and curb perceived abuses. The piece reflects turmoil over monetary authority and political tensions within the Empire's economy.
A Victorian debate on introducing Rugby Union in state schools gains momentum as two colleges plus Geelong Grammar align with broader Australian efforts. Beaten College and Geelong Grammar show progress while other institutes weigh advantaged positions as Rugby looks to expand nationally.
The submarine Twinbow collided with the small steamer Premioy off Tortland Flavour toxing, holed its hull near the aparhnard ality, then towed to Weymouth. The steamer Katy, leaking, had 15 passengers aboard with many injured.
Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi departs for the Olympic Games amid a record marathon pace. He aims to improve on his past performances as the International Federation prepares for the event in Tan ANEOM.
An odd fragment discusses painful hands from housework and embarrassment at appearing in public. It references Winsdor, a Shave, and a Dr Morse root medicine, with a scattered address and price 2/6 per bottle, suggesting a dubious patent remedy advertisement.
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