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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 20, 1931
Page
3
A damaged OCR line references a wounded person, a nation involved, and uncertain details about a military incident. The readable portions indicate a person named Waite and a mention of water or wounding with unclear context. The text lacks clear dates places or events to confirm specifics.
A lengthy debate unfolds over Judgement delays and government control in New South Wales matters. Speakers argue over expediting proceedings, political responsibility, and the role of Parliament as factions clash on procedure and accountability.
A garbled report recalls the Shire Conference noting the absence of the minister in Naw Neut Wales and the impact on proceedings. It mentions Mrs Annie and other local officials, with references to a tense assembly and unnamed protests or confrontations during preparations.
Fragmented text discusses a forthcoming federal election and reforms. Mentions Prime Minister candidate names and party dynamics. Notes references to the Country Party and Christian figures, plus speculation on parliamentary outcomes and reform agendas.
A garbled OCR item reports a minister planning to call for a report on a film titled Pray on Earth. It mentions Yaten and May Marken in context of a seafront scene and a court or board decision. The text is unclear but indicates a government or church inquiry linked to a movie plot and potential board action.
Fragmented, unclear OCR text mentions Mary and Doug and rumors of estrangement. Readers see stray names and garbled phrases about meetings, attempts to address concerns, and references to a person named Jimounian. no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
A vintage style note touts a 2 shilling price medicine described as a universal cough remedy. It claims quick relief for coughs, croup, bronchitis, and whooping cough, suitable for babies and children, promising gentle digestion and safe use for the young.
A muddled report describes a bank inquiry and public access limits. The Treasurer in the House of Representatives responds to questions about information rights, with references to a formal request and limits on releasing details from Commonwealth records.
A garbled note indicates an American tennis team plans an Australian visit, with unclear details. The fragment mentions Niemi and an OT game, suggesting professional play and a prearranged schedule.
In a heated exchange, Mr Taxon and Mr Ward clash over responses to a tragedy in New South Wales. They discuss government action, party responsibility, and the public choice on whether the government or opposition should lead after the event.
A report from a Monday session notes church stipends affected by mood and financial strain. Officials cite limited funds, delays in payments, and concerns over the broader impact on congregational services and charitable support.
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