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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 15, 1944
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a Serene Beer event or item at Ba Pie with partial terms and no complete details. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of a possible local notice or ad.
McCarthy announced new wholesale offal prices effective February 26 1943 in the Capital Territory. The order sets fees for various organs and by products including tongues hearts kidneys brains and other items with specific per unit prices and quantities. Some categories remain unchanged pending future specification.
A fragmented report recalls a Queensland teachers union meeting where Mr Dougherty and others condemn what is described as an attack on the teaching profession. The piece notes union leaders and attendees voicing concern over perceived pressures on educators.
Fragmentary text cites an organization calling voluntary tree planting, mentions the secretary and union interview, and references the Workers Association Council with an instruction date. Readable elements point to a union related announcement on environmental volunteering and internal coordination.
Deputy Manpower Director stated a government drive will direct women and girls into work. Officials said the plan aims to alleviate housing shortages by channeling unemployed women to factories or hospitals where labor is urgently needed.
Fairbairn starred as A C T defeated No. 3 Jet 1 in a tightly contested mmless matchup. Gallen Neil and No. 2 Batters contributed, while Barton beat Golds 3 1 in a separate game with strong defence and aggressive play.
In a scattered report a Federal Golf Club A medioy competition is described with players such as Gletwin and G. Rastford among those noted. The write up mentions a winner H. Jayen who approached and putted, with various scores and placements across unclear lines. The fragmentary source records a win by H. Jayen and refers to several players and scores amid garbled text.
The piece recalls Dr. Warren G Harding visiting Wahroonga and praises American sympathy, with Perry Allen noting Australians as welcoming and similar to Americans. It discusses U S Australia ties, national character, and the joint path through war and democracy, highlighting common landscapes, pioneers, and cultural links.
The readable text fragments show names and phrases scattered across a damaged page. Core facts and context are obscured, with no coherent event, date, or location extracting clearly from the preserved material.
Fragmentary OCR notes from a NoMa area page mention Aloo Blea and unclear events. Readers see stray letters and place names, with no coherent event or date. The readable bits imply a local item or misprint rather than a confirmed story.
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