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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 28, 1935
Page
2
The readable parts mention copper objects and names such as Cast Mata and Bram, with garbled phrases about material, letters, and a request to quote. No clear event or outcome is evident. the text appears as a damaged note or OCR garble lacking coherent facts.
Fragmented OCR text mentions London, cable, and managers with unclear details. No coherent event or names emerge to establish a factual news item.
Scrambled text outlines a match where Australian XL defeated Colombo amid unclear scores. Referenced names include Carrat and Chamleatng, with stray monetary figure £3 and scattered terms suggesting a sports result or boxing style bout. Source readability is limited. core result indicates defeat for Colombo by Australian XL.
The article surveys League of Nations sanctions against Italy for war actions, detailing Article 16 provisions, collective duties, and how Australia might apply economic measures. It notes arms export bans under the Customs Act, loan restrictions, and the need for Commonwealth decision making, with public opinion and international reservations shaping the outcome.
The Canberra Club bowling season opener featured multiple rinks with wins by Nairn’s group 38 to 14 and victories by Peterson, Trafford, McInnes and Nairn 38 14 over Yates Harford Henry and McKinstry. The club noted sympathy for Arthur Brown and announced upcoming pennant fixtures and draws across venues from Canberra to Goulburn and Queanbeyan through April.
A proposed reorganization of the Australian dairying industry, including the abolition of the Australian Dairy Council and the creation of an Export Control Board, drew a mixed reception and vigorous debate in the House of Representatives. Senator Macdonald warned of strong opposition, while the Primary Producers Association in Perth urged resisting outside interests. Support came from dairy press leaders and New South Wales dairymen, with the Hunter District Council endorsing the central executive policy and Australian Agricultural Council approval.
A fragment discusses religious duty and ethics, critiquing contemporary practices shaped by expediency and compromised marriages. It contrasts divine gifts with worldly self indulgence, invoking the commandment against theft and urging honesty in wages and business dealings.
London reports summarizing a National Government manifesto signed by Stanley Baldwin for the Conservatives and Sir John Simon for the National Liberals. It stresses maintaining the League of Nations, cautious collective security, arms restraint, naval talks, Ottawa imperial trade gains, expanded colonial markets, and higher agricultural prices for farmers.
Fragmented race card detailing multiple divisions with dogs and odds such as Lady Nicoline, Flying Moon, Petite Maid and Pale Hands. Includes betting lines, names like Madeline's Karbon, Derby Andy, and Open Stake references with times and lengths noted amidst chaotic OCR data.
A dense 1930s editorial reveals religious and social exhortations urging parental obedience to God, prohibition of abortion, and strict family roles. It rails against birth control, extols divine commandments, and condemns secular policy changes while noting community ceremonies and political rhetoric. It references Cheriat’s guidance, Eucharistic devotion, and a public celebration under municipal auspices with local officials and a speaker lineup.
The Canberra Amateur Operatic Society proceeds with The Girls of Gattenberg at a venue in Canberra. Careful casting of principal parts has attracted many from previous shows. New ballet numbers prepared by Mrs Wilson and musical direction by Mr Putton De Noit. A large cast allows space for a few additional chorus members. Interested persons and friends are invited to a medal and dance arranged by the Boolsty at Ainslie Wall on Wednesday evening. The show will be presented early in December.
The Canberra arts society held a meeting themed folklore with attendees echoing the night’s aims and the program focusing on tales and literature.
The Braddock Presbyterian Church pastor Rev C E Turnbull cites Psalms 23 8 to urge contrition and God mercy. He argues the soul nephesh meaning varies across Hebrew usage and explores how David’s Psalm 23 reflects restored soul through repentance and divine mercy.
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