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Fragmented radio schedule list with multiple programs and hosts across channels. Reads like an OCR dump of daily broadcasts including music, news, sports, and talk shows with scattered times and names.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1941
Page
4
Fragmented radio schedule list with multiple programs and hosts across channels. Reads like an OCR dump of daily broadcasts including music, news, sports, and talk shows with scattered times and names.
A fragmentary item notes Monday action by a cabinet, approving a blackout or related measure at Fort Worth. The garbled text references a time near 10.38 and names Covvier SM, with unclear further details about the approval context and date.
War in China drains Japanese strength as debate continues between the Chinese Government and the Nanking-supported regime. Australian legation notes China aims to resist aggression while Britain, the United States, and Australia seek a unified policy. Dr Haw Ma describes Japanese strain amid global tensions and economic loans. Canberra reports show China’s position shaping regional responses.
Fragmented OCR lists names and ranks of soldiers with partial notes on missing, prisoners of war, and casualties. The document mentions units, locations, and several personal identifiers though many spellings are unclear. The page shows scattered entries across several lines with Marine and Army references.
Fragmentary report on a stock sale at Homebush Sydney detailing bids and prices. Names appear garbled but show a noisy auction with figures such as 4480 and 40 294 and references to bidders and results.
A damaged OCR notice lists lottery related terms and names with scattered dates and locations. It mentions a fire, Melbourne styled addresses, and a probability of a drawing or prize action. The legible items include a city address and a policy reference, with dates in November and September.
Bankrupt proceedings show Mes.lice Beth Glotye Beer of Rowe Bay with a bank balance of £1885, operated by betting suits. Geer was made bankrupt in June following a petition by the Commissioner of Preation Mira Alice Dorothy Kelly, daughter of the bani Tipe, linking the count with a union.
Melbourne police report a scratching incident involving named individuals Tomininn Moairen Ackoulbey Bruce Getty at a local venue. No further details provided in the fragment.
The Camber Branch Council held a meeting on Thursday with good attendance and discussed amendments and auditing for the year. Officials note efforts to resolve an overtime pay anomaly, the appointment of acting officers, and steps to verify accounts, while preparing for a forthcoming arbitration to clarify payments and eligibility.
A fragmented 1930s style summary describes a Canberra Queanbeyan football match with mixed crowd reaction and disputed umpiring. Mentions Tom Fitzsimmons and quotes about defense and offence, detailing crowd energy, player performance, and tactical praise with several named figures amid a chaotic recap.
A chaotic OCR of a tennis event report lists players and match results, mentions a Catholic tourney and St Patrick call, and notes 37 entrants at Queanbeyan Park with multiple divisions. The piece names numerous players and clubs, including Queenbeyan Games details and upcoming fixtures.
A garbled sports brief mentions a hockey carnival with scattered names and places. It hints at competitions, a race, and a timetable but readable details are limited.
Wrestling report from Sydney notes a tense bout with detente mentioned but unclear results. Names and places are mangled. the piece hints at a match involving officials and several towns, with sparse readable details about timing and participants.
The article argues for exempting the pastoral industry from payroll tax provisions, noting higher direct costs and unique labor needs. It contends drought and incubation of production raise wages, with indirect incidence avoided only if tax relief is granted, urging government action.
Sydney graduates shire and cricket plans were debated at a Kew South Wales Association meeting. A proposal to divide first grade cricket into segments was rejected by a strong majority. Another idea allowing a captain to declare an innings was presented but did not pass.
Weekend golf at Queanbeyan club featured par competitions with Weatherby and Rawarda leading. W Panahon and J Boloman posted several wins while J Rawarda dominated the afternoon round. Next weekend sees the Lae Trophy round and an 18 holon handicap event.
A scrambled report from Epsom notes uncertainty around Reading and Horakan regarding the moat derby winner Heard that after Reading’s time. If he goes, he may start at a certain handicap with potential for Spring Mandiexy Men to be favored.
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