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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 31, 1933
Page
4
A London report suggests Australia may order a new cruiser built in Sydney to lower costs. Officials consider domestic construction to reduce expenses, with government backing likely.
A dinghy capsized on a Tuesday near Wemangton. three men were thrown into the water. Hawkins and Kewned Hawkins clung to the upturned boat while Anderson attempted to assist. Hawkins later went unconscious after climbing aboard. he regained awareness briefly before waves overwhelmed the boat and Hawkins J was drowned.
A garbled wire service style note reports Marconi predicting no interference for wireless communication. The text mentions London and Munlay Alabama and Telletink but contains many unreadable fragments. Names and details are unclear, yet the core claim references a seamless signal era.
The Utter Secretary’s department, Me Harkness, stated the government’s options, warning of possible actions. He said further measures would be considered to protect public property and maintain order amid the rising oyster thefts and related disturbances.
A commercial traveller Tiefore Ambrose Leatie left Sydney on May 14 and jumped into the water from near The Marhour Bridge, leading to the inquest today returning a verdict of suicide.
Sydney article discusses vegetables in daily diet focusing on cabbage and potatoes. Mentions Dr Morgan evaluating vegetable intake and its impact on health with reference to local diets and nutrition guidance. Details are fragmentary but indicate guidance from a medical expert on vegetable consumption in meals.
The Royal Canberra club hosted two engagements yesterday as Canberra golf associates competed for the Cup feature. Four matches were played with wins and losses tallying across the day, including a defeat of Cap Lorin by strong opposition.
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