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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1930
Page
4
A departmental basketball match produced a chaotic scene with misread rosters and unclear scoring. Players listed include multiple misrendered names and stray initials, leaving outcomes and team identities ambiguous.
Scrambled OCR text mentions a match between Old Collegians Club and Agaime Forestry School with unclear names and locations, some possible players or teams, and references to timing or venues. The fragment is heavily garbled, offering no definite scores or outcomes.
Listing of radio broadcast schedule for Saturday October 11 featuring programs on 2FC Sydney and 2BL Syd with time slots and show titles. The notice notes station identifiers and city audiences for the day’s lineup.
Fragmented OCR reads like a Sunday listing from Sydney. It mentions gramophone techia sessions, concerts featuring Andrea’s Munie and Mew, and a melange of broadcast times around 19.30. Mentions Hapnet Tubernate and street names unclear.
A fatal explosion occurred in a hotel bedroom, injuring a worker and causing chaos in Nowrw Ulamorn area. Eyewitnesses describe a building blaze and ongoing investigations by local authorities into the blast and its suspect.
A distorted report describes a church incident at Pak Foca Chante church where Ay Tarik Awuieh allegedly acted violently and attempted to harm another person. The account mentions hallucinations and a struggle over a bag, with anesthesia or restraint reported in vague terms.
Nightmarch and rivals were withdrawn to return to New Zealand. Fe Nlehomare appeared in Wadwick Plate before night racing was halted. Nightmarch and Trity Phat were sent back to New Zealand, with plans to enter the New Zealand Cup.
The Naughty Wife is staged by the Cee Arts Society with details of venue dates and reservations. The notice notes limited seating and advance booking through May 30, urging patrons to secure seats before the show.
Fragmented notice describes cancellation of an arts repertory season and local outreach efforts. Mentions Mandy event, Canberra and Narita venues, and planned attendance opportunities. Includes references to Moeetare Pray Gd and Habel Can Help initiatives amid busier community planning.
A fragmented report notes a crime connected case with a man named Mack and the Elk foals. Authorities state the suspect faced a detention period and two months imprisonment. The readable text is garbled but implies a crime and a short sentence.
A Perth fire reports the Woolwhada shed owned by Shae and Company and J. W. Huader was destroyed by an incendiary blaze. Investigations indicate the shed was under work when the fire started, with authorities assessing the damage and potential motives.
A troubled marriage story unfolds with a husband alleged to threaten his wife while drunk. The piece tracks obligations, possible legal action, and the couple's attempts to reconcile, including outside support and family involvement.
A court case involving a drug trader features a judge harshly questioning the defendant. The proceedings reveal tensions over sentencing length and the penalties associated with drug offenses. The defendant faces potential years in prison as authorities outline charges and conditions.
Fragmentary notes describe anxious trainers in Sydney about an unspecified suspect group. The text is garbled with misspellings and missing context, making it impossible to determine names, dates, or concrete events. Further readable material is needed for a coherent card.
A scrambled OCR sample presents disjointed phrases and names such as Mel Seki, RYDEN, Frise Atinerm, and Batya al Ave. The garbled lines reference an attempted restoration and a person named Murray, with unclear actions and locations. The fragmentary nature offers no coherent event or outcome to report.
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