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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
3
OCR fragment references political figures and wartime mood with mentions of Hitler and a trial mood. It shows garbled names and partial phrases, making a concise report difficult but signaling a wartime political context and reactions.
Fragmentary notes mention taxed rig and constitutional elements with unclear context. No coherent event, dates, or identifiable entities emerge to summarize.
The first application for wage restoration by the Textile Workers Union faced adjournment before arbitration. Officials argued for compensation adjustments amid labor pressure, with varied opinions from union leaders and government representatives on potential intervention and policy alignment.
Fragmentary notes describe a night around the Boree Log with mentions of Cieneyy Vite Piastedd Key and Tune ix cm the Gi. It notes a meeting night with attendees and a tour by a performer named Hyene and a reference to a five ain surrowea of ble acilers, all conveyed in worn diary style.
At Sydney Cricket Ground this afternoon the International team faced New South Wales in a fundraiser for the Archie Jackson Fund. Notable international players showcased youth and experience as the match progressed with key partnerships and notable scores, highlighting the rising talent in Australian cricket.
A crowded Acton Football Club meeting at the Masters' Meter hall reviews the 1932 season balance sheet and transfers from Canberra. The report notes weakened form for a prominent team, highlights new goal records by C Bourne and Murphy, and congratulates Goulburn Club on a prize. Election lists and committee roles are read, with names such as Frank Lont and J H Starting among attendees and officers.
Fragmentary text lists venues such as Civic Centre and Music Shop with scattered place names and partial phrases. No coherent event or actions are readable.
The Chief Judge in Equity refused an injunction in a dispute involving Warner Prathera First National Pictures Ltd seeking action against Paramount Pictures Ltd and TB Palio Petres over alleged megabitions and activities affecting picture theatres in New South Wales.
A confusing false alarm at a local bank drew public attention as residents hesitated, but investigations clarified no robbery occurred. Officials reported workmen near a nearby building caused the incident with unrelated activities and released no threat to the public.
John Mann of Yallourn appeared in Yallourn court charged with murder in the death of Mrs. Elie Moore at her home on February 14. The accused is remanded as evidence is heard.
Heenzo presents a tonic claimed to rebuild nerves and vitality for ailments from neuritis to anaemia caused by overwork. The ad asserts thousands recovered health in five years and promotes Heano’s Tonic Nerve Nut in tablet form for convenient daily use.
The Commonwealth Government vows a thorough inquiry into the major air and petrol companies in Australia. Attorney General J. C. Tarthaant informs the House that powers under the Devel Commissions Act may be used to investigate the industry and consider appointing a Royal Commission if needed.
Dr A Vickers at Albert Hall describes the Flying Doctor scheme's use of short wave wireless transmitters to extend medical aid to inland districts. The Presbyterian Church sponsorship enables radio and medical services, connecting isolated communities with broader care.
Easter promotions announce flexible delivery up to and after Easter. Adelaide Tailoring Co lists branches in Sydney and New South Wales cities including Newcastle Goulburn Waga and Albury offering fitted garments at one price across all locations.
A wartime espionage case features Stewart held in London on multiple charges tied to foreign agent activities. Prosecutors describe coded messages and visits to Perth, with testimony touching on foreign contacts, alleged services for a spy network, and questionable private arrangements amid a high profile trial.
Fragmentary report suggests a marketing bill in the House of Commons with opposition from Gilbert and others. The brief note hints at votes and a potential clash over port-related clauses and market oversight.
Allegations at the Milk Commission day accuse Butter Factory Ltd of diverting 16 700 gallons of milk to McNamara Ltd and recording it as cheese at the wrong price. Directors deny, while a farmer testifies about forged books and misleading statements. The commissioner adjourned the hearing to the next day.
Commerce chambers discussion in Hobart urged the federal government to appoint a joint council of state representatives to study interstate banana trade and oppose direct duty payments to Australian growers. The motion claimed federation losses and sought abolition of the current payout system backed by Queensland and Sydney delegates.
Veteran reporter James Edmond, long associated with The Tulletin in Australia, dies at an advanced age. He was one of the country's leading journalists and his career spanned several decades.
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