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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 14, 1932
Page
3
The fragment lists multiple church services with denominations including Roman Catholic and Presbyterian in Whitunday May, noting morning and evening times. It references Kineton and Melbourne areas, with scattered names and places, indicating a parish schedule and church notices for a local audience.
A lengthy fragment recounts Australian parliamentary remarks on wartime policy. Leaders criticize government handling of military supply and civilian support while urging new measures. The discussion covers taxation, manpower, and public works amid war pressures.
A historical notice describes a Church of England service at Canberra with royal and divine guidance themes. Officials and clergy listed include J.T. Porting DR and C.F Cie, with local dignitaries and ministers named, and the event set to be held with a mid day service and ceremonial processions. Local proceedings mention an archdeacon and visiting bishops, noting the service will be conducted with reverence and the community expected to participate.
In a rapid Senate session yesterday the chamber debated the tax measure for about eighteen minutes. Senators discussed delays, voting procedures, and potential adjournment while the chair faced interruptions and tense exchanges. The President signaled directions as divisions rang and maneuvers continued.
The Presbyterian meeting notes a petition to protect church standards amid calls to align on studies and duties for students and men, citing debates over Christ’s deity and the Incarnation. Tensions arise over doctrinal teaching and perceived decay in instruction by saturated teachers. concerns echo through the community.
A Quenbeyan council session on the water metering policy featured heated discussion led by Mayor and Aldermen. The assembly considered amendments to a resolution, with the town clerk and council members clashing over wording and procedural timing before the measure was finalized and read aloud.
An official proclamation outlines railway revenue arrangements involving a prominent figure and several parties in South Wales. The document details payments, obligations, and the intended regime for revenue collection, aiming to standardize terms and ensure proper accounting across routes and stations.
A local Baptist church plans a morning service featuring a parody related to residents and church groups. Phebe leads the text, with a memory of a youth attendee, while the congregation expects a seven member roll call and notes about revivals. The evening topic questions faith amid global danger.
The Senate discussed the motion for the disintegration of the political authority of the Commonwealth. Senator Dina objected to words and withheld votes while Senator Chen urged withdrawal. The vote on the application of theutilating was carried, with a party line division and debate limited to a one time reading.
The report describes steps by the Thinkport secretary to hasten goods train timetables. It notes proposed adjustments increasing average speeds and reducing journey times from about 17 to 21 minutes, with emphasis on improved routes and schedules. Strong entities include Thinkport and related administrative actors.
Chamber of Manufactures of New South Wales will hold a meeting Tuesday to assess the process of calculating revenue and output. Key figures are expected to discuss policy stance and potential outcomes, with industry leaders voiced about the strategic direction.
Fragmentary report describes a Thursday incident in Berlin’s Reichstag involving a Nazi led Jewish accusation and police actions. It notes calls for withdrawal, temporary suspension of sessions, and a police probe into alleged conspirators amid a charged atmosphere.
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