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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 19, 1936
Page
2
A fragmented inscription discusses a Latte Satappiagh scene and quotes a figure named Mand Tunes Baaddon. The readable text centers on a cultural artifact and its attributed words, with the fragmentary source preserving names and phrases amid uncertain context.
Readable portions indicate a weather related timestamp and temperatures with units, mentioning hours and degrees. The text is fragmented and mixes several terms and names, undermining clear facts. No definite event, place, or entities beyond Canberra and temperature values are confirmed.
A local farewell honors Mr W White with a modest gathering in Shea Lane. Attendees include neighbors and friends who recount years of service and community involvement. The event reflects gratitude for his contributions and bids him a warm sendoff.
A partial OCR passage mentions names like Buges and Taekeey with scattered terms and numbers. The readable content shows no clear event, date, or location to establish a coherent news summary. The fragment resembles a sports or game note but lacks complete details.
Canberra forecast predicts scattered showers and a mild day with a cold night and frost on the highlands. Expect mist or fog and variable winds turning west to north east later.
A reflective piece on how talking pictures shift public taste and power. It notes Chaplin’s Modern Times as a lesson in underdog drama while warning that film can be a potent propaganda tool. It cites The March of Time series and shows how audiences may misread American influences in international contexts.
Cenberca Hospital Board last night debated charging for treatment in the lactation isolation block. Mr McFadyen urged waiving fees where residential qualifications are unmet, while others argued waiver power is limited. The meeting also approved purchasing a portable shade lamp, diathermy equipment, and wood stock for ward needs, with finances tied to a £1000 advance request.
Pilot Captain Scott of the Sydney to Canberra air mail encountered dense fog at Bowral and failed to land. He circled for about an hour and forty minutes seeking a break, finally locating Winderradsen station landmark before landing at Canberra at 11 o clock. Two passengers then joined for the return leg toward Melbourne.
Frederick Smith drowned after a launch near Maroubra capsized in rough seas. Frederick Daitt suffered eight near misses while two others fought to reach safety. A breakwater accident drove the craft toward rocks as Dean clung to the keel and was swept multiple times, with bystanders unable to reach him.
Monday inquiry details confusion over starting price betting. Allan Emalle Gratuit explains he and wife had independent funds and won 670 in races. Witness says no heavy betting. money seen as salary income. Bank records show no bank-book, funds withdrawn two years prior. Judge and counsel debate sources of income and bank access.
Acting police agents report on commerce policy in Tokyo and London amid butter exports and retest claims. Officials discuss joint antitrust style issues with Australian and British firms as trade questions unfold, with protests over pricing and market control.
In a Monday incident at a social club, Robert Kirkwood, 28, a ball dresser, was assaulted leading to his ear being bitten off. He was held for trial amid ongoing investigation and unclear motives.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a discussion of jealousy toward Tattersalls and the Governor, with a hint at an inquiry into lotteries. The readable text is incomplete and formal tone implies political or fiscal scrutiny. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible for concrete facts.
A Monday conference of representatives from the industry and labor venues discussed methods to prevent incidents in factories. The session aimed to identify preventable causes and pledged to implement safer practices to cut avoidable accidents in the sector.
Fragmentary report notes the Acting Attorney General Brennan or Bene refuses to meet a deputation representing the ACT and Seaman Delos in efforts to alter a nationwide system. A federal attorney and Senator Tirrinen discuss questions of Mary Sperma and implied reforms amid unclear details.
Canberra branch of the Church of Land's Mann Society celebrated ten years of service at St Johns Parish Hall Braddon. President A G Grimms led the welcome as the 100th meeting was noted for continuity since inception in 1996 with remarks from Sir Littleton Groom and Canon Ward, highlighting early days and national cathedral plans.
Public service notes detail a forthcoming district meeting at the Hotel Canberra to discuss department arrangements and budget reforms. It notes a proposed half yearly registration fee of 7/6, survey findings, and debates over restoration of salaries and retirement policies within the public service.
In Goulburn Court, two men charged with possessing opium pleaded guilty. Charlie King, a Melbourne herbalist, was fined £200 while Charles James Longbottom, a 62 year old chauffeur, received £100. Police described the car travelling from a yankey to rae with opium found on board.
Fragmented OCR note recounts an airman plan to fly from a station to New England. Mentions Mascot, Wit station, and a timetable. Some proper nouns are unclear due to garbled text but hint at a return journey and aviation plans.
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