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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
8
Partial readable phrases discuss market activity and suffrage era themes with scattered names and numbers. The legible bits reference BEN Hower ak, Dejan, and £ 12 1476 amid disrupted lines. Context remains unclear due to corrupted text.
The readable content is garbled and does not present a coherent event or outcome. It mentions terms like area street, benefits, appointee, and tableland but lacks identifiable people, organizations, dates, or facts to summarize into a concrete news item.
In the Tully area farmers considered a larger proportion of foreign workers at a forthcoming meeting. The executive group will convene next Thursday to decide on a general meeting to discuss the issue and potential safeguards for British workers. Local interest remains high as plans proceed for a July start.
A collision between a train and a car at a level crossing killed four hospital staff members and injured others. Victims named include matron Duncan Brawl and nurse Isabel Beisel. engine driver Ralph Stith survived, while passengers were taken away for treatment.
The report describes a tense first day as England led by 126 with Australia’s batting fragile at times. Kippax and Wall faced Larwood and Tyldesley, while Hobbs and Sutcliffe anchored England's reply with measured running and aggressive boundaries. Grimmett and Fairfax vied for control as the field reopened to accommodate larger crowds.
Riot erupts near hospital in Soochow injuring soldiers and wounding students. Eighty Japanese students from Fukuoka Commercial School on inspection were involved while a Chinese woman reported the incident. Sixty are listed as missing amid local anxiety.
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Brisbane reports the railway minister Mr Flag and Commissioner Mr Davidson confirm the 48 hour week is in operation and pooling is adopted to reduce over staffing. Public Service Commissioner Mr Story notes the new system runs smoothly with withdrawals set at age 65 to relieve personnel surplus.
The Minister for Railways visited Central Western routes and surrounding areas on Sunday after a tour of Central andWestern districts. He praised grazing lands, noted positive prospects for the industry, and spoke of future expansion and improvements while surveying yards and equipment with local officials.
London June 15 The funeral for Segrave will be held Tuesday at the home in Kingston Thames. The tragedy, tied to worldwide sensationalism, is under calm official oversight as authorities and observers react to the incident involving Miss Jane and others.
Miss Johnson arrival at the Victorian Aero Club events sparked a large crowd at the racecourse. The flight faced mist and low visibility, with pilots guiding the trainer Jane home as the mayor and Premier observed.
June discussions in Promis e Launceston reveal Labor leaders from Denison and Franklin challenge the Tasmanian stance on a postwar sea link. The government denies plans for a Tasmanian service, prompting criticism and claims election damage tied to Mr Sculim's pledge. Dismissals of Labor League workers are also protested as unexpected conduct by a Labor government.
An Australian mail train from Sydney to Toowoomba delayed on June 1 after a main driving wheel axle broke near Wall. 150 passengers were aboard when the leading engine derailed and the train halted for repairs. The incident caused the New South Wales train to run several hours late with services diverted and replacements arranged.
A garbled report describes farmers and government actions amid economic hardship. It mentions lines of work, scarce income, and a push to use land for sustenance. The piece hints at policy pressure and concerns over drought or scarcity impacting rural communities.
scattered notices from Milan and London report results and commentary on tennis matches and players. Haly and Hopmacs headline singles wins while Crawford and Austin debate talent and temperament. Prague notes a Big Dak Cup tie between Menzel and Harada signaling ongoing European tennis activity.
Fragmented report from London describes a world championship potting event with players Linkun Mean achy Davin Newman and others. The text outlines rules about breaker advantage and options for the opponent during breaks, suggesting a complex match format.
In Sydney on June 16 police removed several persons from the State office of the Carpenters and larcety bre after a split in leadership. The Sydney branch appointed Mr A Watyan as secretary while Mr Williams was ousted. Locks were changed on office doors and a state member, Mr G Young, was present with police after a dispute over access. Pickets from the State branch then took charge of the office as a meeting of union officials was set to discuss the matter.
Australian Minister for Trade and Custom Joe Fenton urged concerted action among Australia and other Dominions to counter foreign nationals shaping world opinion about trade. He spoke aboard the Aurangi on arrival, noting Canada’s strong push to improve trade relations with Australia and calling for greater cohesion to prevent other countries from exploiting Dominion markets.
Washington June 1 The Senate passed the Smoot Hawley Tariff Bill by a narrow margin and moves to rapid House action. The measure raises duties on about 218 commodities including agriculture sugar butter and canned goods, promising the highest agricultural schedule in history. President Hoover expected to push the bill next week despite strong Democratic opposition warning of higher living costs.
June 14 reports from St Paul describe a deadly tornado striking southern Minnesota villages. Five people are dead and damage totals reach 2100 dollars as homes collapse and families lose shelter amid widespread ruin.
A bay silo incident in London June 13 left victims suffocated within half a minute. A doctor aiding in rescue collapsed twice as efforts continued to save those inside.
The Attorney General Mr Ny MacGirosry opened the concrete and steel Coomera River bridge on a Saturday afternoon. The government will not toll this bridge but plans tolls on the Logan Bridge when completed. Main Roads Commissioner Mr Kemp noted similar bridges under construction and total Queensland road spending exceeds £000,000, strengthening the state’s development chances. The Lord Mayor Alderman W A Jolly cited progress with Newcastle and highway plans this month.
The Australians lingered behind by ten runs as rain ruined the pitch for hours. Despite brave contributions from Kigvan Fairtan and Richardson, Kippax stayed to stabilize, lifting spirits with a stubborn defense. Weather improved, but the day yielded a grim 3- draw expectation.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a June event at Buckingham Palace involving Sir Edward Macartney and a religious or ceremonial service. Names appear garbled but indicate a formal occasion with male attendees and a royal setting.
The Bishop of Townsville Tr Mc Gore will preside over a Friday to Monday schedule ending with a Sunday Eucharistic procession. The principal rere fortes will be a general aly com and the bishop's chaplain MS Father Nokeory.
The Morinda faced a brutal voyage from Moresby to Brisbane under terrible weather with heavy seas and head winds. Passengers endured long delays and cabins rocked as the ship battled high seas and dense mist. Crew, led by Captain and chief steward Waites, kept the vessel and passengers safe amid near disaster.
Arana Shere appeared on a Saturday in the police court after detectives tied him to the murder of Taylor. John Altretay, a Fitzroy resident, and Skerritt faced remand as officers connected stolen goods to the crime scene. Police say Taylor’s shop showed turmoil and a large cash sum was missing before the assault.
The Cardwell Shire votes to readjust boundaries amid public support. Friction with Tully over representation highlighted by the Premier and the Tully Chamber of Commerce backing the change.
The ceremony linked Jose Je and Tig with elaborate bridal fashion as Bete Daniels and Ben Lyon celebrated with a diamond necklace gift and a lavish reception. About four thousand attendees were reported at the event held months ago.
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