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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
1
Delegates from multiple nations convene in Geneva amid tense diplomacy. Leaders including chairmen and coordinators signal steps toward shared security and a potential observance of maritime and military cooperation. The draft agenda emphasizes unity, with nations urging restraint and concrete action.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a church gathering or meeting at a city church with a rain theme and a bridge and air game element. Mentions Witham Gee and a Thursday 1 am time cue, unclear location and purpose.
A garbled OCR item references Mexican goods and government trade matters. It notes importers and exports, duties, retaliation, and sentiments about Australia in a context of trade policy. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the piece signals a discussion of duties and international commerce.
The readable fragments mention names and places in a garbled line likely from a historical document. Content is unclear but hints at a gathering or alert in a community, with references to a person named Waldwin and a “Seer” related to a drama or event.
Dr Watson outlines two paths to resolve government by autocrat issue at Causeway Hall remarks resigning to make the issue clear. He cites a High Court writ taking six months or resigning to let electors decide between autocratic rule and government by the people. He discusses recent commission actions and notes about legislators and officials, including references to John Butters and official correspondence.
A terse report from London describes a proposed merger among major telegraph and wireless firms including Telegraph and Marconi Wireless, Western Telegraph, and related interests. The plan aims to form a multinational group with cross border services and a restriction cap on foreign holdings, while maintaining post office telephony support and potential concurrent circuits.
A day-long Sydney search failed to confirm the hopeful report of the Southern Cross landing on a beach near Dryadale mission and Port George. A Broome message denies the sighting, but some still hope. No news from native search parties. a mining boat’s coast patrol is awaited. Planes probed smoke columns. Colonel Mains brign will steer rescue operations from Bronme. About 3,000 gxtiony off, portral ane Deitie takI down there.
The annual Katine salint esociation meeting opened with Premier Ravin leading remarks. He urged that any government command a broad mandate, calling for unity within the party while warning against factions. The conference stressed coalition risks, debated the amended Workers Compensation Act, and planned a policy platform aligned with national goals.
In New Orleans on Thursday the court dismissed the emnopirvcy case against crew members from the Imalone ship following a motion by the United States Attorney General Talbot noted no damages would be pursued and any further indemnity action would involve both the United States and Canadian governments. Captain Handel and crew were relieved as the matter moved toward closure.
A Melbourne source reports debates within aviation circles over a proposed Western Australian air search. A consultant urges rapid reconstruction of a long range plan and dispatch of a Had aircraft to the vessel, with government backing and ministerial action promised.
A fundraiser event titled Miniature Golf Afternoon is planned at Mrs. Myers home to raise funds for a local community cause. Attendees will play miniature golf on the front lawn with a course set on the green and a fair turnout expected next Friday.
Melbourne arbitration court reports no clear majority from timber workers ballot. Judge Lankin notes votes tied or unclear with limited turnout, while officials confirm ballots sealed. inquiry into irregularities raises questions about validity and the counting process.
The King in day’s progress with Tandon and Tuoey, entering grounds at Cralewetl Hower after lunch. The Duke and Dyteme of Yor traveled from Tondon while Eile Majemis was met and walked with him for a short duration as he grew grounds.
A five thousand pound grant from the Commonwealth supports Tasmanian relief efforts. The report notes names linked to the relief appeal and mentions a committee involved in distributing funds. The details are fragmented, but the central action is authorized funding to assist relief in Tasmania.
The contract for erecting the Anatomy Institute building was let to a local company for 168,05. Acceptance date recorded as April and completion expected by April 1. The next term is anticipated to be about 1000 above the current town figure.
Paragraph from a historical newspaper notes Holman announcing withdrawal from nationalist management. The report mentions a Wednesday event and references a convention, reform measures, and a heated exchange surrounding leadership and tribute. Jim Hower of Communisti ties Retort Act is mentioned in critical context.
Conservative members expect Labour to fall short of a clear majority in the upcoming election while the halt of party revival speculation weighs on the outcome. The piece notes counts around 260 for Conservatives and 383 for Labour, with uncertainty over coalition chances and ministerial roles.
A church event at Le Methodist Church Gueambeyen on a Tuesday evening bade farewell to members about to marry. Reverend Truries introduced speakers including Mien KR Bemaley and Mlle. Bemaley as the couple prepared for marriage to Mr. 1. Tuflar noted as a key speaker. Attendees featured Ellie Thomas and A Fulllek for the Sunday School. The Rev Center, a former minister, Hen. Le Trylar spoke, with contributions from the church officers and members providing refreshments and tokens of goodwill.
Government dispatches rescue ship to Antarctica seeking missing sailor aboard the Copenhagen with six cadets aboard. The voyage follows unclear reports and requires urgent action as authorities mobilize sea assets to locate the crew.
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