Canberra Times Memo Not Clear From OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from The Canberra Times mentions streets and a few fragmented words. No clear people events dates or outcomes are readable to form a proper news item.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from The Canberra Times mentions streets and a few fragmented words. No clear people events dates or outcomes are readable to form a proper news item.
Readable fragments show rainfall, temperatures, and dates for Canberra region and Queanbeyan. Mentions Canbberra canberra weather figures for September with measurements like 20.95 inches and 6 57.2 degrees at 3 pm, plus minimums and daily totals.
Japanyi visitors praised the Federal Capital Territory as a premier spot for angling sport while federal venues attract visiting sportsmen, according to remarks cited in the article.
Weather forecast for Canberra notes mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunder. Wind: northwesterly to become cool and westerly, with a shift in direction and cooler air expected.
In New South Wales dissension grips both Government and Opposition over emergency relief work policy. Cabinet shifts and a review gesture followed by a temporary reform aim to steady full time employment at award rates as unions and party factions clash amid budget and tax debates.
The report outlines continued divergence between Paris and Moscow on a Franco Soviet pact. Blum refuses to guarantee France choosing Germany or Russia and warns against enacting a new Locarno style Rhine security pact. He says after talks with Litvanoff Eden and others, Franco American Franco British alignment remains intact.
A packed programme today features cricket in three grades Eight-Hour Day events at the Hall golf fixtures including the ATF Cup match at Canberra Golf Club links a City Bowling Club season opener Queanbeyan Queanbeyan Queanbeyan tennis tours and a coursing fleeting at Queanbeyan hundreds head to picnic grounds and trout fishing streams await many more.
Royal Canberra Local Golf Club opens the Amateur Championship with a three day event starting tomorrow. The program includes Ladies Foursomes and Stroke Handicap rounds, with numerous pairings listed for the first day and a note that the Wednesday draw will be published tomorrow. Scores show competitive play with multiple participants and handicaps across the Stableford format.
The draw for the A L F meeting is listed for today at the Royal Canberra with times from 10.20 to 1.30. Names include G. Smith A Sharpe Edlington DV Clifton J. O Callaghan R Reid J Shahan W J Carmady and many others scheduled across multiple entries.
Berlin reports a program to slow reckless drivers by throttling down and sealing carburettors on cars. At Dusseldorf, Bremen, and Stettin, owners must report weekly to prove the seals remain intact and otherwise prevent speeds over 30 miles per hour.
Government gazette announces assent to the Wool Tax Assessment Act. It requires wool brokers to submit tax returns, ship agents to lodge outward manifests, and exporters to ensure payment or documented arrangements.
Windy conditions challenged players at Acton as the Federal Golf Club held its monthly medal. A popular winner, 1K Adderson carded 88 22 46 and led with the best gross score. Stansfield finished runner up, with Saag ve in contention.
The Resident Championship at the Association Courts saw Merrick Thompaca defeat J Bennett in straight sets in the singles quarter finals and Weland E De Salis beat Carnall by straight sets in the men's doubles. França defeated Mrs O Sullivan 7 1 7 5 in the ladies singles. Multiple results list Hundt, Quigg, Waterman, Southwell, De Salis and others advancing across singles doubles and mixed events with schedules for today’s remaining rounds.
Cricket score notes a chaotic innings with Lees and partners collapsing at Kingston Park. Bowlers Parkes and Crke claim early wickets while Manuka players struggle to post a solid total, leaving fielding side to chase with several run outs and sundry scores.
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