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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented notice notes a regulatory action involving a day and boarding school. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate scrutiny by a Department of Retention or equivalent authority and references to Magee War and Canberra. Names and places are partially garbled.
Weather summary lists minimum temperatures for 24 states ending February 17 with details for January and February. Wind at 8:30 am recorded. Rainfall figures appear for the forecast period. data is partial and contains OCR errors but indicates regional weather observations and trends.
The day offers increasing clouds but remains mild and fine overall. Light northerly winds bring gentle air as temperatures hold steady, with no significant precipitation expected.
The piece argues that the United Australia Party and United Country Party faced ongoing recriminations over a pact before the election. It asserts the governing party’s policy, especially constitutional reform and uniform hours and wages, binds electors and requires national industrial reform. It criticizes Victorian influence and Melbourne-centric ministers undermining a true Australian policy for national efficiency.
The article reports a continued court case involving Wall Vandenberg and Amended Documents of the Taxation Commissioner. It details large wagers on horse racing, notable sums laid by and against Vandenberg, and mentions related figures like Arthur James Atutthewn and connections to Parliament House proceedings. The narrative ties betting activity to the ongoing legal matter and notes discussions around taxability and parliamentary references.
Fragmentary transcript describes a Reichstag fire inquiry in London with claims of international influence and political pressure. It notes alleged involvement by Communist figures, debates over evidence availability, and an adjournment amid cross threats and improvised hearings.
The General Assembly debated church outlook and unity amid sectarian tensions as Dr Angus faced questions over his theology. Supporters and opponents argued about doctrine, resurrection, and the role of unity within the Presbyterian church, with the moderator referring disputed documents to committee for investigation.
A government inquiry committee reviewing the tobacco industry will convene in Melbourne to assess work and industry stock. Participants include Dr Ay Rivet from the Commonwealth Council of Melwntific and Industrial Research, Mr Joan director of Development, and Mr J M Searling, secretary of the Prime Minister's Department. The minister in charge and other officials will attend.
A Melbourne petition circulated to secure representation for Aborigines in the Federal Parliament. The text argues this is a moral duty and calls for steps to secure abolition of exclusion, noting government appropriation and imperial state concerns. The item mentions Helen Wend and Alice Amore in the context.
Canberra Male Choir hosts a special concert at Hall MW on Friday September 2 as part of the first week of the FCT season. Local patrons are invited to attend the event.
Canberra society events open to all members. canine and floral entries close 7 18 tonight with judging to begin Thursday morning at Acton Hall. The Mortienl bial Rociety hosts the event featuring Dr Rene HickRON lecture and future entrant allocations set for September 20 at Mall.
A Queanbeyan meeting unanimously resolves to organize a Public Service Ball to benefit the District Hospital. Special committee members include Aylitte and Mill, with work coordinated by Ty. Sweet Maid as secretary and others named in the plan for November arrangements at St Gregory's Hall.
Star Theatre presents a warm opening featuring a bride to be with a later note numbers by Fonte Matthies including Twey With You and Looking for You. Albert Courrilie, WrtNinnt Mertian Aipeetor, hosts a talkie, while Owen Naree Grol Geode Wad Jerry Verna perform in The Parachute Jumper with Power, Fairbanke, June, and Bat.
The fragment lists numerous individuals by name and place including Melbourne, Adelaide, Cooma and other towns. It mentions Mr and Mrs, Misses and Messrs with varied surnames and affiliations, likely a social or club notice from the week. The text is garbled with OCR errors but preserves many proper nouns and locations.
A speech traces the progression of medical study from Hippocrates through Galen to the modern era, noting the rise of medical education in Alexandria and the great awakenings of the 19th century. Colonel Mutter outlines event sequences, references MacKay and Lyptda, and honors John Mackay for his cultural and educational contributions.
Public buildings in Canberra flew flags at half mast following instructions received from the authorities. The act observed a somber period as the nation absorbed the news of King Feisal’s death and reflected on international relations and regional stability.
A garbled OCR record lists participants and results from a sporting gathering. Names such as O’Brien, Harrinetae, Gribble, Hawke, McAdam, Bourke, Bludan, Hobson, and Bram appear with unclear roles. The text mentions a cup, a championship, and a roster of attendees, but most specifics are unreadable.
A garbled report notes a college or league event with teams likeFT and Lessin, facing West City. It mentions a player Wendy and Shania Fen amidst an official injury or eligibility issue impacting entry.
Former students of Telopea Park House Lane held a reunion citing memories and a list of attendees including Brodie Creadministration, W stem gra KH Mackennon and A O secretary. The event featured speakers with mentions of Mr Milestone and other local figures in attendance.
Ambitious exhibition clash at Lake Forest features Crawford's decisive 14 to 1 finish. Turnbull and Apt show strong defense as Amarram Weeds maneuvers against a wary lineup.
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