15 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows reporters debating attribution and timing of events. Portions mention ten men, filenames, and references to an expert, but details are garbled. No clear event, place, or outcome is identifiable.
Fragmentary text attributes criticism to a figure named Brigden about constitutional actions and emergency measures in Australia. The readable pieces suggest concern over government response and financial or economic stress, but segments are garbled and names/places are uncertain.
Civil aviation developments in Europe feature plans for new air routes. The article notes carriers coordinating schedules and the potential impact on existing services as discussions continue locally and abroad.
Fragmentary report describes a protest by prisoners at a cathedral in Hunedin and related disturbances. A long walkway event is noted with a man in custody and about 460 prisoners mentioned in relation to the scene.
Robert J of Dubbo faced Central Court for flying an aircraft without a license and in an unprescribed manner. The incident allegedly occurred near Take Tihucaree and Makens, with damage noted to Carter and others. He was fined £3 11s.
Wr. Bruce Leon Monday HM Reyes and his wife return ed had uncertain fragmentary text from a historical newspaper item.
Cleary accuses union of perfidy as 80 workers are sent home and up to 2000 more may be dismissed next month. Politicians blame Mr Lang for refusing to compromise and delaying action on the 44 hour act repeal. A minister suggests a secret ballot to gauge union member sentiment.
A fragmented report outlines Mr Cleary's stance on wage policy amid ongoing discussions. It notes disagreements over front reductions, productivity measures, and labor concessions, with references to railway workers and industrial talks. The piece highlights tensions between management The union and lawmakers, and hints at possible upcoming negotiations or policy shifts.
Fragmentary OCR shows a denials statement from ALP executives and officials about intervention. It references private and official actions, a mention of Cheney’s alteration, and evaluation of a union stance against a tor work project in a wagon context.
A weekend publication by Lord Birkenhead, The World in 2031, foresees European federation and closer British Empire United States ties. He envisions expert-led government via referendum and air travel dominating transport except for shopping and picnics, with politics replaced by technocratic governance.
Fragments describe pilots using parachutes after an air collision near London. Official Hewett and others respond as investigation starts. Names and exact places are unclear due to damaged text.
Unclear readable text mentions a flight to Cape Duchess at Cairo. Names and events are fragmented. no coherent facts or dates emerge to establish a verifiable incident or outcome.
In Perth on Monday the probable party balance in the new Parliament is Labor 11, National 11, Country Party 1, and Independent 1. Country Party leader Mr. Thomson has been defeated at Austin by an Independent Country Party candidate.
Fragmented report outlines anticipated extra taxes under Mr Snowden's budget with references to London sources and potential price impacts. It mentions inflation related to Leather goods and provisional dates, noting government forecasted measures and public reaction.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene involving Mr Cleary, references a transport manager, and mentions a formal inquiry. The piece alludes to officials, a possible commission, and unclear details about licensing and a public affair, with distorted names and phrases throughout.
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple proper names and places but lacks a coherent event or clear facts. Readable elements include mentions of geographic locations and personal names, yet no complete sentence or discernible action or outcome is present to summarize into a concrete news item.
Fragmentary report notes Porters to support a commissioner named Sydney Munday in an unclear setting. Names such as Molina Kennatta waver amid references to a railway studio and a welfare-related body, with scattered phrases about apportionment and approvals.
Monty Sydnty reports that the Commissioner at Halice announced a reward of £60 for information leading to the arrest and seizure of the bandits who held up the train near the hotel. The gunman and silver stolen were recovered, and no further details are provided.
Fragmented readable text shows A line affected by floods and related disruptions across multiple locations. Names and places are unclear due to OCR error. The piece hints at service impacts and potential delays affecting communities and transportation. Further particulars are unreadable in the source.
Easter in Sydney sees a quieter holiday with about a quarter drop in bookings. The report notes fewer country visitors, with local officials and residents preparing for the day and reflecting on changes in travel plans and local activity.
Unclear garbled text references Byrne Carilyn Kinpleys Gables and names like Mamita Hebe Petywval. Mentions Australia and a potential presence at an Empire Games event with uncertain details and dates.
English team Wallace Myer expresses opinion as Davis Cup history is made in Adelaide. The third morning features decisive matches with strong performances by American players and a notable rise in British doubles.
Distorted report describes a series of murders in Morocco’s Mabrakkan village. Investigators recovered body parts from a well and linked the crime to local residents. One woman reportedly escaped, revealing details about a suspect and village reactions.
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