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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
4
Cloudy conditions in Canberra turning unsettled with rain and possible heavy falls over the tablelands. Snow likely on the Alps with freshening winds becoming strong from the northwest, then shifting to northwest to southwest near gale force.
Fragmented OCR text shows a publishing notice for The Canberra Times with prepaid subscription details and multiple newspaper and address fragments. The readable parts reference The Canberra Times and British printing, plus scattered company and location bits.
An odd home delivery notice announces a daily service called The Can- Larva Sustee for Canberra and Queanbeyan readers. Residents are instructed to order via the Canberra Times with contact details provided, including a postal address and phone number.
Canberra reports an inland rainfall record with garbled data for August and January. The fragment mentions rainfall measurements, vented hours, wind readings, and a weather summary but lacks coherent values or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Commonwealth Solar Observatory Mt Stromin describe astronomical data and observations. The readable portions name institutional context and partial measurements, but many terms are garbled. The item appears to be a catalog or log excerpt with unclear dates and values.
An essay compares the United States National Recovery programme with Italian Mussolini’s plan and Soviet aims. It argues the US plan is a self contained national effort risking failure without international cooperation, noting declining world prices and trade and the need for a broader recovery strategy.
The wool market at Mwusalon showcased record bids with top prices per bale reported. Buyers from Clowes and nearby camps competed for Gutyah Campetitisin lots, while the marker noted strong demand across multiple farms. Significant figures include J. Baran and other foremen, as sales spanned several dates with bids reaching high daily totals.
A conference led by Dr. C Kau of McMaster Animal-Health Laboratory discussed worm infections in sheep. Reports from New South Wales and Victoria noted rising stomach worms, with experts detailing lifecycle, spread through winter months and stressing recognition of parasite signs for effective control.
The Full Court ruled the Milk Act powers valid to acquire milk and related properties. The case involved Shell of Camden challenging the government’s authority, with the court finding no invalid provisions in the act. The decision centers on compulsory purchase provisions and the constitutionality of milk industry regulatory measures.
A new Canberra company announced a general trading venture in Matra with aims to meet rising demand. The promotion included a ceremony at Hampton Court and involvement from notable figures such as Louie Spuneri and others, with details recorded by officials in Sydney.
In a fragmented report the president of NASA UME 1 Watchye testing service urged new petrol fraud laws. Officials stated that the current controls were insufficient and proposed amendments to police offense provisions to protect the market.
A fragmented report notes a divorce year in sight for the Biyarr Cast as Sydney Thurndus and related parties move toward settlement. The text is garbled but indicates legal action and potential dates in a local context.
A driver narrowly escapes drowning when a lorry veers into a river near the Manning ferry. The incident blocks the route, with bystanders aiding the driver as emergency crews respond to the scene. Local patrol reports and ferry operations are disrupted while investigators review the faulty gate and vehicle impact details.
A jury with strong doubt found the accused not guilty in a Nelligen land swindle case on the South Coast. The trial featured tense testimony about a planned scheme targeting local residents and questioned the legality of the conduct and the authority under which the offences were carried out. The judge indicated the jury had acquitted and remarked on possible directions if different circumstances prevailed.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a starving stock provision for needy cases and a plan to discontinue the program. It mentions transportation of food and materiel, and a tally of items carried, with unclear dates and local details.
A fragmented note mentions bowling and parliamentary context with unclear names and dates, suggesting a schedule or event tied to an awaiting decision or availability for play. The readable fragments indicate a time or venue connection but lack concrete participants or outcomes.
Rexinald Townsend, keeper of Central Hotel, was assaulted early Thursday by a man in the veranda area. Townsend sustained injuries but escaped, while the attacker fled. Police believe robbery was the motive, though no valuables were taken.
VICA MREAE reports the Perennial etal mission moves toward Camborne Ubi for morning arrival. The governors general, joined by Lady Jeanne, prepare reunions and official duties amid ceremonial arrangements.
Acton Cricket Club convened at the AU Hotel area with attendance from many members, discussing financial deficits, proposed premises changes, and a move to admit senior players to the competition. The annual report was presented by the chair, and committee plans were set to the executive next Monday.
The report outlines a chaotic session led by Mr. Piddington discussing motions to restrain government actions and referenda. It cites university and union figures and hints at a proposed parliamentary representation but offers few concrete details.
A lengthy court hearing charged several individuals with conspiring to defraud mortgage investors and lifelike shares. The proceedings covered purchased mortgages, alleged misstatements, and local banking officials tied to a scheme involving several parties and substantial sums. The document outlines the defendants and the alleged mechanics of the fraud and its timeline.
Police report a disturbance near a Pennsylvania road inn ended with a suspect restrained and a woman unconscious. The husband of the inn’s proprietor was detained as the scene involved a struggle and property damage before authorities intervened.
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