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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 03, 1932
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes indicate expected nominations for government seats with potential interior department involvement. Mentions Mrs Foeanald Hos and Mr Het Heown as possible delegates, with speculation on council seats and commissions.
A verbose account describes an attempted aviation record linking Australia and England. It details pilots, planes, sponsors, and aims to fly from Australia to the United Kingdom, highlighting preparations, challenges, and expected dates. The narrative mentions nations, aviation groups, and prominent figures guiding the project.
Scott welcomed at Brisbane in a brief arrival noting a tram, with unclear details. The fragment mentions Monday and a name Mustane, but the text is garbled and no clear event or entities can be confirmed.
A damaged OCR fragment references a party at a Berman residence and mentions a veiling or sale context. It includes scattered names and places such as Alintyatin and Canberra, with unclear actions or dates. The readable parts suggest a social event intertwined with a financial or official notice but lack coherent facts.
A lengthy account details the Haydn bi centenary events in Manchester, mentioning performers like J. H. Waydon and Daloy, with praise for Haydn’s era and influence. It notes London visits, the enduring role of instrumental and vocal works, and the public commemoration through concerts and lectures.
Metropolitan Meat Board gains expanded authority as proposed bill moves to state cabinet for approval. Health Ministry to draft a framework guiding the expanded remit affecting meat supply and regulation across South Wales and nearby regions.
A fragmentary report cites a verdict of insanity in a bridge related death case. The text references Mondas Aydeny and names like Goronor Lodiy and WIINAI Tunes Laiwin amid unclear phrasing. War effects and legal action are indicated, with a reference to four bridges in September.
A garbled sports note lists Davis Cup players Davis, Huny, Ansty, and others vacating a match slate. Mentions Calafornian champion and several teams, with unclear event details and misread names.
Nomination notices indicate closing dates for candidates in the upcoming state election. Women candidates are listed among the electorates of AMury Orange and Awiburniyem with details on filing and eligibility.
Avo W. C. Nelleen and team excel at the Royal show with top entries including a Yellow Pony saddle rugs and multiple matted items. Kidney county appears in the listing as part of the prize contenders and further entries are invited.
The fifth annual Church of England ball to be held in the ake pwet Hall promises entertainments and music while raising funds for a local cause. Noted guests include Governor General and Lady Hwaace and other prominent figures as organizers emphasize the event’s charitable purpose.
A fragmented report describes Lane Poole, a woman cyclist, qualifying in Canberra amid references to motorbikes, a school setting at West Ridge and Friona Park, and involvement of the Australian Forestry School director's eldest daughter. The piece hints at family vehicles, riding a motorcycle, and a safety service, with limited clear events or dates.
A garbled OCR style report describes a fundraising event titled Tell England to aid Legacy Club funds. It references performances, romance, and a stage program set at Millaa and other locations, with mention of naval figures, a nature-themed transport scene, and a screening of a program to support the Canberra Legacy Club.
Nonsensical OCR fragment shows a woman describing her husband teasing her and mentions medicinal tonics like Kruschen and Mon, a mix of doses and unclear instructions. It hints at distress, secrecy, and a plea to read a certain publication while referencing withdrawal symptoms and domestic tension.
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