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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1929
Page
1
Community groups gathered amid rainy conditions to discuss additions to a flood relief fund. Notable attendees included A J Wallin and Lk Garran, with officials from the Notary Clubs and local figures signing in for the event.
A meeting organized by Cantera social service group aims to raise funds with a fashion sale at Motel Center and a dance at Msmevias Hall on April 4. Key figures include Anthony Ming Walker, Mar Vaughn, and local volunteers from Brignal FRE and Ainslie school, as they solicit clothing and donations for the drive.
Fragmentary report outlines a coal conference in Sydney with references to BeBe i the co cantor and mid Weincrymecings. Unclear phrases touch on attendees, actions, and potential outcomes but readable details remain limited and unresolved.
Dr Nott attacks Watson while defending a proposed territorial reform. The discussion covers government nomination, readiness to debate Labour leaders, and a push for constitutional changes. The text notes housing, liquor questions, and a plan for a five member government council with a temporary staff, aiming to restructure governance and power in the Northern Territory.
News from Sydney reports ongoing search for Keith Anderson and Hitchcock with two RAAF planes dispatched from Oodnadatta to begin searching tomorrow. Canberra diverted from Southern Cross to aid the search. Cantor expresses anxious haste while Air Force planes trace the overland telegraph route to intercept possible airmen. Darwin police and black trackers mobilize in bush search as radio and communications efforts continue.
A scrambled report notes planes at Oodnadatta with unclear details. The text mentions Halal station and Keith Anderons arriving at Godunatatta, but the full facts and context are unreadable. The fragment hints at a possible air search or transport event with local places unnamed.
Telegrams revived yesterday from Field Marghat Wirdweed and Sumungguden to congratulate the removal of toxicity locally. Prime Minister Kir Jonne Want of New Zealand wired thanks.
The Canberra Times reports on a Citizens' League statement about a demolition project at Tunnel FIN. Russell Hill is quoted discussing election aid and Chief Commissioner in Huttoray. Interview coverage appears in this web jet excerpt.
A fragmented report details a fragile situation for a group of refugees or displaced individuals as a looming departure is planned. It notes a harsh wind and rough conditions while they await transport. The narrative mentions a landfall and imminent aid, with possible relief expected within days.
The notice informs voters of polling place hours on election day and methods for military and overseas ballots. It specifies registration, application for ballots, and deadlines, urging turnout in the capital city with details on who may vote and where to obtain forms.
In Sydney a health drive titled Diet More Milk Week was announced by Dr. Are Ihe Minister for Health. A fund was gathered in Martin Hale to support the event with a price of 1d. per half pint for purchase.
The Horticultural show at Moolah Hore featured a prize list and participants from Parke and Gardona. Officials noted notable exhibitors from Menverno and Melbontrine, with a prominent Tree Mantere award and a special prize cup presented by local sponsors.
A fragmented speech by a political figure discusses public opinion, leadership, and the strategy for the upcoming election. It references Canberra, the commission, and the desire to mobilize public support to influence government action, with calls to resist surrender and defend civil rights.
A local plan for an ordinary picture show at the Casuol Theatre faced objections from officials. They noted a commercial attraction and tested regulatory limits, with a warning that the event could move to another night to avoid violating advertising and licensing rules.
A bribery case centers on a bus owner and associates at a metropolitan criminal court. Key officials including Jarvie and Darville face interviews and payments as investigators probe to uncover payments of 200 pounds and attempts to manipulate routes and approvals. The proceedings trace alleged inducements, secret interviews, and a planned distribution of funds to secure favorable actions from public servants. The outcome rests with the lower court decision and ongoing investigations.
Dr Watson outlines a platform opposing autocratic rule and promoting abolition of the commission. He argues the abolition cleans the way for a democratic form, rejecting strong centralized power and advocating a direct form of government. The speech critiques current leaders and supports constitutional reform to prevent autocracy.
In London on Monday newspapers speculate about the tone of Winston Churchill’s daily routines. Citations note a possible shift in public mood, with observers tracking how his study and actions influence the nation as public curiosity grows alongside wartime vigilance.
The Commonwealth Treasury announces £7,000,000 available through public subscriptions. About 1407 applicants have registered, totaling subscriptions near the expected target. The secretary warns subscribers to avoid false claims and stresses proper validation before funds are released. The next repayment day is set for Friday, April.
A garbled passage references Mr Bavin and someone named Haley, with disrupted wording about a plan, a standard, and an alert. The legible bits offer no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a factual news item.
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