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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
7
A garbled OCR passage references oath taking and court figures including Tejas and Cohen. It mentions a Cushun and an OAR Shas, with unclear context and names such as Waterman and Gearee. The readable elements point to a political or legal notice but lack coherent details.
A fragmented report outlines a campaign about cancer treatment funding and public cost. It notes claims of government misallocation, a figure of 5000 units, and concerns over provincial roles in supplying or supervising cancer care and hospital treatment availability.
An airman died following a crash during a flight from a base near Manchester. The incident involved a damaged engine and control difficulties as the machine failed to land safely. The pilot and observer were killed, and a field investigation was conducted at the aerodrome.
In Parliament a bill for charity regulation aims to curb extravagant spending and enforce controls on fundraising. Lady de Chair cited cases of misused funds while noting efforts to channel public money to charitable causes. The proposal seeks oversight of charitable operations, with emphasis on preventing graft and ensuring accountability in donations and administration.
A corrupted report details government pressure to expedite the Temas Railway project. Major Costas promises completion within 18 months, while authorities push to advance the open trench and power line work amid anticipated diversion of traffic and regional disruption.
Incomplete text references a person named T. Gray and a party group seeking amendments. The note hints at government positions and a large majority implied by a “360 mem” figure, but the fragment is garbled and lacks clear event, date, or context.
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