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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 27, 1932

Page

4

Hungarian Violinist Recital in Canberra Promises Glowing Response

The renowned Hungarian violinist Esiger, praised for his worldwide reputation, will give a recital in Canberra on July 2. Trained under Hithay, he is noted for exceptional tone and artistic energy, with a strong following in Europe and America and growing interest in Australia.

Canberra Nes Ite Esiger Eure America Australia Columbia Granonhone Company Reugott Wan Hithay Mie Ilaying Acid

Publishing Notice for Canberra Times Subscription Rates

Prepaid subscription rates and postal charges listed for The Canberra Times. Local and state agents named. Canberra hotels and Queanbeyan outlets shown as delivery points. Includes advance payment options and urban distribution details for Canberra and surrounding districts.

Special Home Delivery Service for Canberra and Queaneyan

Canberra residents are urged to order home delivery of The Can tria Fines x deliveeyd. Send your name and address to The Hanborea Thinow in Queanegan, or place an order with Mr P Murray, Lowe Street, Quosabeyan.

Cantria Canberra P. Murray Lowe Street Quosabeyan

Weather data and monthly totals from Queanbeyan

May records show a 20.48 inch hivameter reading and a 0 degree temperature at dawn. The report lists a maximum for the day over four hours and a minimum, with wind at 2 a.m. The monthly totals for Queanbeyan are summarized as printed, noting figures for rainfall and other observations.

Relief funds for unemployment works in New South Wales

A relief scheme to spend between £180,000 and £140,000 on unemployment works in New South Wales has been submitted to the Commonwealth Bank Board for approval. The plan, drawn by the New South Wales Employment Council, aims immediate employment and involves Commonwealth, state, and local funding for road works and water or other municipal improvements, with similar measures proposed for Queensland. The Prime Minister said the scheme has Commonwealth approval, and details include funding shares and scope across states.

New South Wales Commonwraith Bank Board Tin New South Water Employment Cour Mh Commonwealth Lynne Jayonh Laead Gardering Bodler New Sair Wales Trent Employment Council Queens Ian Haw

Lang’s Unconvincing Unemployment Plan Exposed

The Auburn Town Hall policy speech by Mr. Lang is dissected as a three part document that distorts facts, brands officials as partisan, and promises relief at public expense. It criticizes the Lang plan for unemployment relief via bonds and debentures, notes past tax failures, and warns the public of continued disorganization and dubious finances.

Lang High Court Ington Hin Swindell Tin Mr. Lang Commonwealth Service New South Wales Hee Heferrin Moralorium Lanne Natiout Govsranistt New South Walen Wan Ui Oily Gov Indelednens Gomi Tve Labour Party Rome Labour Party Blaise Princhal Toutveaue Betteven

Musical Society to Present Munient Overture Concert

The Musical Society announces a Saturday evening program at Alert Hall featuring the Munient overture and a chamber concert with varied works by contemporary composers. The program includes suites for stringed instruments and piano, with performances by noted artists and a lifegramme life details to follow.

Munient Allert Hall Adenm I Will'ain

Readers Views The Canberra Times Fire Targeted

Readers share opinions on a Canberra Times issue involving a fire incident and public concerns. The letter references community safety, local responses, and possible impacts on events and transportation during winter months.

Serious fire threat at chemical works incident

A large fire threatened a chemical works at Rhode lu nieht damaging half an acre of area. Firefighters battled flames as authorities reported toxic smoke and possible contamination. Four engines responded, containing the blaze and preventing wider spread to nearby buildings.

Byoney Thoraday Tin Chemical Sinha Tievbrate Lda Rhode

Yorkshire floods leave 2,500 homeless in tented relief

In the House of Commons the Health Minister stated that floods have displaced about 2,500 people in Yorksh ire. Authorities ordered urgent aid and emergency accommodation as pleas for shelter and relief measures grew amid continuing bad weather.

An excerpted note on college finances and curriculum changes

A parliamentary committee report reviews the college council’s handling of a £6 18s balance and a credit deficit, praising secretary Mr Lannnt and librarians for cooperation. It notes plans to add an advanced German studies course, expand libraries, and continue elementary courses, with moves to appoint a new head for the tribunal court in Australia.

Mr. Barknilly Uy Uh Vounell Hin Palit Howie Connell Haw Whitin Atudemie Counell Frank Gavan Fruffy Nottune Autralia

Unpleasant Tasks Face British Premier

The attorney general warns that politicians must take unpopular steps to improve the economy and safety nationwide, even at the risk of popularity. The speech pressures quick reforms affecting security and public welfare across the country.

London Weitnandny Fir Thomme Tnakin

Lang policy on moratorium and tax shifts debate

A fragmented report outlines Labour and government positions on a moratorium and tax changes. It cites support for extending a moratorium to protect workers and farms, while proposing revenue shifts via unemployment taxes and income tax movements.

Evasions Charge For Importer Before Central Simon Court

Seventeen charges allege BYDNEY had evaded customs payments. Frederick Italian, an importer, faced the court today with claims of complete amnesty. An adjournment was granted.

Bydney Phurwday Simona Court Frederick Italian

Fierce Fight Ensuing Battle Narrated In Fractured Text

A scrambled historical fragment describes a fierce fight involving Prussian forces and figures such as Wey Do Kerr Nazmenitim and Mini. The account mentions blood and ink, a late stage battle, and a brutal turn with heavy casualties. the text is garbled and difficult to parse.

RRL Kerr Nazmenitim Wrinssiat Thal Pvares Miytoh

De Valera attacked amid Comrade support concerns

Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and dates with mentions of De Valera and comrade sentiment. The readable bits reference attacks and a meeting or vote context, but details are garbled, leaving uncertainty about place, date, or outcome.

Railway staff kidney report to conference

An unclear OCR fragment mentions railway staff and a conference with names such as Mr W Fletcher and Stevens, plus terms like government and invest. details are garbled, but appears to reference employment arrangements and a railway department context.

Kidney Hervion Aareich Mr. W. Fletcher He. Stevens Fuulyay

Meeting Turns On Robfires Memorial Mall Mystery

Reported tonight at Robfires Memorial Mall a gathering by Mrs Breetancy LBA Tatlin and companions included Mes GB Lancock and Mine Melaren. A event marker noted a tie to Merahara of The Wee Women's Erm fire as observers watched. details remain unclear.

Vicr-Rorials Ty Mes Lancock Mine Etttie Merahara Wee Robfires” Memorial Mall Youd

Submarine M2 to Be Raised

Admiralty orders raise submarine M2 after inspection to clear site and recover wreckage. Officials describe plan as urgent, with completion expected in weeks and involvement from naval salvage teams and port authorities.

Victorian Appeal for Labour Unity in Albert Park

Mel Holme spoke at the declaration poll for Albert Park urging Labour factions in New South Wales to declare a truce. He called for the divided Labour forces to reconcile and unite their efforts in the state election context.

Mel Holme Ehuveday Albert Park Hipctlun Asnicallen Labour Party Co Mannan Tin Labwutr Party Naw South Wates

Th n saat ade fair

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fair event with unclear details. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places are readable. The readable fragment suggests a public gathering or schedule but lacks concrete facts to summarize fully.

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A sketchy OCR fragment notes a local event or notice with unclear names dates and places. The readable bits mention a meeting and a possible time but lack concrete details. Further text is illegible.

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