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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 17, 1928
Page
5
A garbled parliamentary transcript outlines questions to ministers on war costs, finance, and governance. It references the Prime Minister, the public works commission, contracts, and price controls amid a tense session with ministers defending policy and expenditures.
A group of football officials convened for a luncheon and discussed procedural matters and upcoming events. Speakers highlighted officiating standards, training, and the calendar for the season, with emphasis on fairness and safety.
An unclear OCR fragment references a withdrawal affecting a team called Koalas and mentions individuals and terms related to a meet or practice. The legible pieces indicate disruption to fielding a team and possible terms or names associated with the event.
The report notes NAS W defeats Queensland in a regional match marked by tense play and standout performances. Attempts to interpret the OCR text reveal references to key players and crowd reactions, with uncertainty about exact scores and venues.
Fragmented text lists multiple names, places, and phrases with no coherent event. Readable pieces mention a judge, teams, and a pivot but lack a complete story or date.
An OCR fragment lists various names and terms across places and people. It mentions Georgetown and Hives style references, dates, and several unclear phrases, with no coherent event or focused report readable. The piece appears to be a jumble of unrelated terms and partial names rather than a complete story.
A desolate draft describes an upcoming Queanbeyan Poultry Club event with details on the schedule and exhibitors. It notes performances, judging, and a debate about entries and timing, mentioning local organizers and anticipated attendance at the venue.
Fragmented readable text describes local events and people with unclear connections. It mentions Pinijrmedeene and Agtecorbevan time as places and moments, plus references to local roles, tides, and local governance terms.
Fragmented OCR text shows names, places, and phrases suggesting a political or legal dispute. The readable segments mention Susy Daun, Mev elites, Veer Golf Uttut, and The Cento with references to Sedition and Poulicatent. The passage lacks coherent events or dates and cannot establish a clear narrative.
The fragmentary text mentions names and places such as Mass G5 and Miner Mhsahom with references to Par, Pe bel and Cannady. Readable items include scattered terms and partial phrases without a clear narrative or event.
The discussion centers on government support for arbitration related to strikes and labor disputes. MPs clash over clauses affecting employers, workers, and potential penalties, with emphasis on maintaining order and protecting industrial activity while guarding against coercive actions.
A chaotic report outlines a planned Canberra visit for a selection match amid political and labor tension. It mentions unions, figures like Dr Paorkinih and Mr Durith, and seeks to influence legislative power and public opinion through athletic and bicyclo activities during events.
Alderman Cokdwell testified before committees that Mr. MacMurray, former Solicitor General, received immigration permits as a special privilege for election expenses. Forke said permits could fund a fortune. witnesses alleged misdeeds and lack of accountability, with no funds recovered.
A successful dinner dance at the Queanbeyan Convent School was held at Hotel Queanbeyan last Friday evening to raise funds. Guests enjoyed music by Firele Attwell's orchestra and Chinese lantern decorations.
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