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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
2
A publishing notice from The Canberra Times appears to reference Commonwealth and district matters, naming entities such as Kennedy, RH Brown, and Pymock's Migrangency. The text is garbled but indicates a formal public notice regarding a legal or administrative action or announcement involving local parties.
Fragmented weather note from Canberra listing multiple nonstandard terms. It mentions temperatures around 40 degrees and 508 degrees, a minimum near UY degrees, wind directions mainly east south and north west, and a reference to a 24 hour period with various unclear readings. The readable facts indicate a weather bulletin with unreliable OCR text.
Report covers American Tournament of the Play in the Aasooit with results in the MEN'S DIVISION. Names such as Condron and Quigg appear among the top players with scattered scores and placements noted, reflecting a weekend event at the Manuka courts.
A long report analyzes how the Bolsheviks merged the Academy of Sciences with the Communist Academy, placing Marxist doctrine at the center. It notes removal to Moscow, infusion of Communist theorists, and pressure to align research with state planning. It warns against expecting a return to democratic governance.
The Sydney venue hosted the Australia wide tennis championships with men and women singles. N Tut defeated by J Galleria in a NSW lane ton cup match while A Mumlay edged C Vey Ws Pin in another open court clash. Women’s singles saw tight finals with Rennony and Jones delivering strong performances amid noisy crowds.
A report from Warren states the Pastoral Workers Union has accepted a new award with a 2 percent raise. Details describe a doplaton agreement and general terms for workers under the new arrangement.
In H V Morton’s vivid travelogue a night train north from Syria’s plains nears Aleppo and enters Turkey via the Amanus Range. He notes sleeping cars, European uniforms, frontier customs, and the changing face of the border as he reflects on Paul’s journeys and Roman roads linking Jericho to Boulogne.
The Shui City touring rugby side played Sunday against Wik Bega Club and secured a decisive victory by a margin reported as 16 points. The match showcased strong defense and sharp ball handling from Shui City.
A fragmented report notes growing real estate chatter about autos and trailers becoming common. It highlights potential long term issues with attached utilities, mobility limits, and the need for compromise as developers push for compact, convenient layouts amid evolving zoning and market pressures.
In a chaotic report the City Club bowls scene shows players such as Sealy and Hewitt in a rough score line against rivals. Names like Arey Beaver Land Gielae and Peterson appear amid scattered numbers and irregular phrases describing a local area competition.
A public warning notes a suspect fled a private hospital area after a commotion near Molt street. Police say the man scrambled over a high fence and entered a yard before authorities moved to recapture him. A search is underway with officials urging caution.
The CPS council session in Sydney covers branch auditor succession, salary restorations for Commonwealth public servants, and budget constraints. Discussions note bread price inquiries, space shortages, and transport logistics affecting public service staff, with a visit planned by the general secretary and calls to present interior department plans.
Damage from floods in Rippaland has risen significantly, affecting areas including 1470 90 and 4 Woe arena. The government plans decisive measures, appointing a case to oversee response and recovery efforts amid rising arias and land ruin.
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