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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
4
The Canberra weather report for Thursday May 4 notes a high around 42 degrees with low temps near midnight and winds shifting through the day. It records daily temperature ranges and mentions evening conditions, naming local stations and times.
The report lists Legacy Club members and widows in Canberra in a 1930s era account. It describes wartime charity, a Canberra relocation, and memorials for Kulp Muir and ex service figures. It mentions awards, medals, and community organizing amid a pandemic of memory.
Fragmented text references ale paid by a Bosintywn entity and mentions figures or credits with unclear spelling. The readable portion suggests an old account entry or ledger snippet with arithmetic or balance notes but lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to determine full meaning.
A Canberra Times column defends Prime Minister Scullin's 1930 direct advice to the King on appointing the Governor-General. It rejects London-sourced speculation about replacing the Governor-General, asserts Australia’s satisfaction with the 1930 Australian choice, and warns against unseemly campaigns and foreign canvassing over the viceroy appointment.
A late imperial report lists the Governor General and Excellency greeting the Federal Executive Council at Government House. It notes attendance by Her Excellency Tauly Lienet and a rotation of officials including Mr Me Trowel, Mr K Morgan, and other ministers. The text mentions preparations for upcoming duties and appointments across regions with references to Montuy, Viosoela, Partlawpont, Lin oun, and The FU icime Hawt.
A fragmented transcript details tense parliamentary exchanges about the Royal Commission on petrol and the government’s handling of its findings. Members criticize evidence gaps and delay while urging clear accountability and timely action.
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