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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
4
fragmented article reports a British Labour meeting at the Latin Centre with MPs debating the admission of associates. discussion centers on eligibility for associate members and potential inclusion of shopkeepers lawyers and clerks. funding figures mentioned, audience reaction mixed with support and opposition.
In Paris Cobb, the Australian speed motorist, aimed to avoid tyre bursts and achieved three world records. He covered 100 miles, 1000 kilometres, and a three hours run with speeds from 2 to 126 miles per hour. The start was delayed until midday due to a fox, and Cobb completed 304 rally before his tyre tread wore off.
In Fellmongering Industries Sydney, volunteer engine drivers began work but yard disruptions left wool processing slowed. Secretary Mr Ho Whiddon of Hin Wool Migplayere Indération stated unqualified men would be reassessed and work expected to finish by week’s end.
Discussion on the future of German Jewish refugees in Geneva with delegates from Britain and Palestine. The talks examined whether Palestine could be part of a settlement and noted Allied authorities seeking friendly arrangements while considering funds and destinations for refugees.
Report outlines alleged stamp frauds involving individual named Violet Ray. Text cites locations in London and references to documents and suspects. Details are fragmented but point to an ongoing inquiry and reported manipulation of stamps and related records.
Queanbeyan Courthouse registered a number of dogs yesterday. Debied registrations avoided contention, with many dogs noted as eligible for registration. Last week OWI 88 dogs were registered, compared with higher totals from the previous year.
Municipal Council SM and Yarrowluinta Shire faced a delayed wage payment due to an eight hour day holiday. Total unpaid arrears reached £140,970 with an additional £45 1/4 paid for a 400K GP debt, as payroll efforts began yesterday with 74 workers started and 67 remaining.
A guardianship dispute is active in the court system involving minor pianist individuals. Names include Henriette Muri Carmant and Margaret Maraten, with associated localities such as Suit Minuteaug and South Avatratin. Proceedings reference an adoption writer and a contested guardianship action. The exact roles and outcomes remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
Disjointed notice describes a stock sale at Station Sheep Sale with references to auction timing, outcomes, and issues of transport and permits. The fragmented text mentions Evaalers district owners, driving costs, and yarding arrangements, with unclear details on penalties or authorities.
Fragmented movie listings and theater chatter mix with stray names and venues in a blurred page segment. Readable items reference Tinseltown fare and local figures amid garbled OCR but suggest a cinema schedule at Capitol with titles and possible showings and social mentions.
The United Friendly Societies held a dance to raise funds for Guexn- Devon Patrict Hospital. Attendees included Minister for the Interior Me JA Perking and MLULF-Lodae officials, with Mina Perkins and Mrs HA Taylor present. The event aimed to clear the morning schedule and support the hospital.
Mra Lewis led the tasteteds decoration of the supper room for the women’s and doubles event at the tennis tournament in Queenstown. Mra Lewis and W McDonald were treasurer and secretary. Mra Trice and CD Garrick won the doubles with a 1 6, 6 8, 6 4 score over Meadumaes Gee and Mammiond as Hammond and others watched in poor weather.
A motorist discovered an unconscious man floating and picked him from the water near the railing of the Marbour Bridge. He was initially alive but suffered internal injuries from the impact and died shortly after reaching hospital. The fourth survivor of the incident was among those rescued after a fall into the water during the accident.
Ouibert Woodey, 43, a fetter, was killed instantly this morning when he fell between a train wheel and the platform at Concord Went station. His body was found wedged and mangled as workers detached cars and separated the train. The incident shocked bystanders and was witnessed by a few guests from HC LANG.
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