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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
5
A garbled dispatch discusses Andy Cunningham and a damaged aircraft at an unnamed aerodrome, with mentions of resuming a flight to Bangkok from Canberra and references to elections in Can berra. The text weaves through fragmented names, places, and unclear events, hinting at travel disruption and political notes amid an international setting.
The readable fragments reference individuals and places in a unclear text. Names and terms appear garbled yet hint at a cultural or historical narrative. The piece reads as a stray OCR result with scattered proper nouns and foreign phrases, lacking coherent structure or events.
The Canberra Dairy Society announces a preliminary move to ease living costs by reducing jury prices on milk by one pence per pint. The cut applies to delivered milk in the city for the next Friday and affects fortnightly payments.
An old newspaper fragment advertises milk at two thirds per gallon for larger quantities and one quart for smaller. It also promotes 3 private dance lessons at the City School of Dancing and an upcoming pantomime titled Babes in the Wood with a prompt to secure tickets.
A garbled OCR item reports an inspector accused of taking a bribe from a shopkeeper named Terie in a city setting. The fragment references legal actions, a possible wife, and unclear names suggesting a court case or investigation involving officials and local residents.
Fragmentary OCR lists a meeting at Santa Pt Unilin around 5 o clock with references to Melba, Brent, and Torino. The text is garbled, but suggests a discussion or event related to tobacco culture with multiple names and places.
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