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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary report discusses women in factories and potential union responses. Mentions foremen and industry leaders urging Britain, reference to Hitler era rhetoric, and concerns over wages, hours, and production. Lacks clear dates or named entities.
In Sydney on Monday a report notes European markets pressured by large crops and favorable conditions. Traders await subsidized wheat from the Pacific routes and Italy, with Canada and the United States cut by 400 to 500 million bushels from June to September.
A Health Inspectors Association report from Byidney discusses food preparation for breakfast and dinner, outlining actual intake and labeling of meals. It notes posters about safe food handling and observes few incidents of poisoning while questioning broader food safety practices and early reform in the New South Waren branch.
Government inquiry into Bankstown Council's building contract for Durem opened at Bankstown. It reviews the letting on December 81 and related events, examining meetings, contrasts, estimates, and possible irregularities in the awarding process.
A cluttered report lists seventeen racing events for tomorrow at Kensington, naming numerous horses and entrants such as Joannie Young, Beautiful Animator, Alantis Nyrambia Coruacate Fourth, and Harbour Bridge. It mentions divisions, weights, and a jumble of horse names and potential favorites across multiple divisions.
A fragmented page shows betting on the Epsom meeting with a long list of horse or race names including The Epsom Chatham Inflation Turing Tophole Bolt Bay Trenanh Cotlemmere and Defiance. It references Metrotran Jacques Cull nate Johnie Javon Caulhele dgannie Jason and Winooka with unclear context and stray notes about quarantine and a return.
A strike by mutton slaughtermen at Sydney area abattoirs disrupts operations over a new work system. After a conference with Commissioner Merrett, workers agreed to resume work pending a mass meeting tomorrow morning. Five men could be redistributed across billing firms as a temporary solution.
The first batch of 226 men has begun work today under the Water Board relief scheme AYDNET Men will be joined by another ZEN dozen, with plans to employ 12 000 men by the end of November, as announced for relief effort.
In Homebush sale yards the sheep section mules were not commented on and trade moved steadily. Prime rams and other descriptions met quotable demand. 31 000 head forward, 1 450 cattle head offered, market firm. Bulls stronger, overall quality fair. notable prices included Mathers 107- to 4, ewe 19, 247 Yamba 28, bullocks 6 10, cows 5 10, good dairy 90, patten 28.
Moscow reports the Commissar for Education ordered the teaching of either English or French as a compulsory subject in secondary schools. The directive highlights linguistic instruction as essential in the Soviet education system.
The Very Rev. Dr. Maurice O'Reilly director of St. John's College at the University of Sydney died today in Sydney.
Readable fragments indicate widespread rain in New South Wales on Monday and continuing into the weekend. The report mentions rainfall totals around thirty four inches and notes impacts on the region, with caution advised for future conditions.
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