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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 26, 1928

Page

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Wilkins Steamer To Pick Up Byrd Offer

A Wilkins steamer will transport Byrd’s group to Greenland and Tromsø as they approach Green Harbour. The mission aims to survey Antarctic coastlines, with Commander Tyrd invited to join the expedition. Arrival is expected in the coming week at the northern terminals.

Norway Green Harbour Ape Tromoo Tyrd Antarctic Tao Byrd Wilkins Bepnet Wens

Delayed Flight Hurdles Foreign Landing Attempt

A garbled report discusses a draft of a drone equipped craft aiming for a constrained landing under hostile conditions. It mentions a limited operational scope and cautious steps toward a potential landing in a covered country.

Anya

Eielson Story On I Bin Version Of The Flight

Fragmented account recalls Wilkins utility flight and the Arctic voyage. Slessor notes landing luck and a delayed departure from Point Morrow while Wilkins faces critical crew issues. The narrative hints at December events and the tense search for a missing crew member amid harsh conditions.

Wilkins Slessor Murrow Wilkits Man's Island Chaat Marta Rately

Morse Gold Medal Award Reported for New York Artist

A fragmentary notice mentions a Morse Gold Medal honor related to a New York artist. The garbled text references related names and institutions, including an exhibit or exhibition context and possible association with a university or gallery. The exact recipient and event details are unclear due to OCR corruption.

Nobile's Comment Sew Wot on a Colonial Debacle

A garbled historical column recounts a controversial speech by Nobile addressing Wilkins, wrangles over leadership dynamics, and critiques of a recent policy or event. The fragment hints at political intrigue, factionalism, and public reaction within a tense civic setting. The text remains largely indecipherable.

Advance reply to prime minister request in Ryialhawel note

Fragmentary note from Ryialhawel and Hestid Agery Wy toward Therin Alawister and Ma Dew Teed addresses a morse reply and request for acknowledgment. Content is garbled with unclear instructions and several invented terms. no concrete actions or outcomes are discernible.

Agery

Vritny Shaleter Receives Falk Consequences From State

Samuel AW Vonnel faces accusations amid Patulations and Welkuns while Eledsan'a Arctic figure looms. The British root State for Air prompts scrutiny as authorities pursue outcomes.

Commonwealth to bear kerbing and guttering costs in Canberra

Canberra based decision by Cabinet and Government rejects validation of Canberra Commission kerb and gutter charges. Minister Howse and Attorney-General Latham reviewed the regulations after protests by lessees. The Commonwealth will not enact an ordinance to uphold the charges despite initial firm statements.

Commonwealth Canberra Australia Federal Capital Commission Home and Territories Neville Howse Latham Canberra Times

Representation Cabinet to Consider Enabling Bill Likely

Petitioners from the Federal Capital Territory seek representation in Parliament and on the Federal Capital Commission. Cabinet discussions favor a House member with limited voting power, while commission representation remains uncertain. The government parties meet to decide on a preliminary enabling bill and the commission’s status.

Welthors Re Delsber Federal Capital Commission

Trades Union Congress weighs links to Communist Internationale

In Sydney the Australian Trades Union Congress debated affiliating with the Communist Internationale and the possibility of a Pan Pacific Labour Congress in Australia this year. The discussion occurred inside the Trades Hall as workers considered international labour ties.

Syoney All Australian Trades Union Congress Communist Internationale Moscow Pan Pacific Labour Congress Australia

Fisherman Drowns Off Rocks Beside Sydney

A fisherman was swept from the rocks near Sydney and drowned. Witnesses reported rough seas and strong currents as rescue crews searched the area. Local authorities urged caution for anglers and boaters along the coastline.

One-Man Shorthand System and Its Critics

A fragmented description discusses a shorthand method associated with a single inventor, noting its business use and the claim of ease. It mentions the creator’s appearance, alleged similarities to other systems, and references to a wife and public perception amid unclear details and damaged wording.

Labour Congress Sees Delegates From Australia China India

Foreign delegates face limits as Australia prepares for the Pan Pacific Labour Conference. The issue of admitting delegates from Communist groups stirs Cabinet debate while discussions focus on emigration rules and production missions.

New South Wailea Laboor Counce Uilowk Ecommsnen Commonwealth

Bremen Weather Delays Transatlantic Flight Departure

A garbled weather report from Bremen details Lindbergh's planned takeoff and expected conditions for a long flight to Tennessee. The text mentions reading barometer, cloud cover, wind, and possible delays, noting preparations for a distant journey and a cautious timeline.

Lindbergh Arrives in Quiet Locale Amid Hushed Return

An incomplete report notes Charles Lindbergh's arrival with unidentified companions in a restrained scene. The brief mentions Cooper Deyril and a local peacetime setting as part of the subdued welcome, with no further details available.

Bremen Stormbound Bennett's Condition Reported

Fragmented OCR text mentions Bennett and condition status as reported by The Frannie. Details are unclear due to poor legibility but indicates ongoing health or situational update. Entities include Bremen, Bennett, and Montilgal with uncertain associations and a Tuesday reference.

Montilgal Bennett

Trade boosting talk at Colonial Institute meeting

Sir Alfred Mond urged renewed inter imperial cooperation to spur British trade. He spoke at the Colonial Institute, stressing Britain’s unique opportunity to lead cooperative trade efforts among imperial partners.

Alfred Mond Colonial Institute Britain

Mond and Dominions Hope for Conference Resolve

Sir Alfred Mond urged rapid peaceable settlement of industrial conflict with the Dominions. He praised Mr Breer for seeking a similar reconciliation conference to align capital and labor. He noted Austria’s troubles hinder industrial growth and warned Austrian investors about factory building risks. He commended Canadian legislature for curbing current labour stoppages.

Dominions Breer Huntieh Conadhin

Liquor poll to be held in Federal Capital on September 1

Minister Sir Neville Howse announced the liquor poll issues for Canberra residents. Prohibition, licensing, and related measures will be put to a vote for five years, with voters meeting same residence requirements as for federal elections. A new electoral act proposes a three month Territory residency for eligibility.

Home and Territories Neville Howse House of Representatives

Undeterred Boycott Threat From Melbourne Union Leader

The Marine Stewards' Union head Monte said today that the Marine Transport Group will not be deterred by Prime Minister threats from carrying out actions against the White Star Line. Bruce asserted parliament must be supreme, but the people may decide the country’s fate in defense of property.

Marine Stewards' Union Monte Deta Ilecon Bruce

Corinth shaken as Greece records 15 shocks in one day

A Athens dispatch reports 15 earthquakes in Greece with 16.000 Corinthians left homeless. Residents abandon property and flee along roads. British sailors aided in rescues while telegraph chief stayed at his post despite personal loss.

London Athens Greece

Empire imports from Britain dominate region trade

Empire imports from Britain and five European countries show strong turnout during Supporting Empire Shopping Week. Major A. Pothard and Commissioner Gey Western elucidate the pattern as Britain supplies a large share to imports in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and other markets.

Vancouveis A. Pothard New Zealand South Africa Britain

Manning’s flight toward Australia from Marseille today

Wing-Commander Manning aims a Marseille to Tunis leg en route to Australia as part of a long flight. The report notes his progress and expected departure details amid the ongoing mission.

Labn Imis Toemcay Marseilles Mereaees Manning Hottae Ac Australia Jett Marseiiles Tunis

Sailors race homeward with wheat and town events

Fragmented text records a sailors race or voyage involving wheat, a race heat, and port lines. Names and places appear garbled, with scattered references to Beatrice and Folie. The snippet hints at a maritime event or schedule but lacks clear dates, outcomes, or complete entities.

Hospital Enquiry The Board's Difficult Report

Fragmented OCR text out of context shows a hospital enquiry board report with garbled phrases. It references names and items but lacks clear facts, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable fragments imply a formal inquiry into hospital operations and finances but no conclusive findings or actions are stated.

Commonwealth ships to run fortnightly via Suez from Fremantle to Brisbane

London Tuesday reports Whites Star Lines will run a fortnightly Commonwealth service via the Suez Canal using the same name. The Larne Thay will depart London May 1st under Aberdeen line ownership. Kyleant says the Aberdeen and Commonwealth line aims to boost Australia trade by exporting primary industries and attracting more population and development.

London Kyleant Whites Star Lins Commonwealth Otearniara Hia Eee Guez Porte Fremantla Brisbane Larne Thay Lord Kylnant Aberdeen Line Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line Aanlat Commonwealth Freight Australia Fife Aviatralia

Fire at King Edward Hospital Guards Rescue Patients

Troops from the Windsor Garrison rushed into King Edward Hospital to rescue patients as a blaze damaged two wings and the main building. Soldiers without commissions worked efficiently, evacuating patients by arm and stretcher and removing beds and furnishings to clear space for transport. Private cars lined up to assist in moving evacuees.

London Windsor King Edward Hospital King Edward Aleg

Unemployed Parade Protests Farm Work Policy in Winnipeg

Amid protests in Winnipeg, unemployed men demand farm work and criticize officials. Alderman Blye voices concern that the issue won’t be taken seriously without action, while minister Mor. Forke defends that steady work is available and urges men to seek it.

Winnipeg Tuening Aleaou Meier Alderman Blye Howe J. F. Wielworth Mor. Forke

Optimistic Heene y for America sails to trade

Optimistic Heene y sails for Amelia today to pursue trading at Addon City. He pledges stronger effort in his campaign, asserting he will outwork opponents and stay true to his plan. Mortimer Heene y’s statements push confidence as Heene y eyes a pivotal breakthrough.

London Heehey Amelia Addon City Tunney Wwe Mortimer Hoeney Iiley

Sefton Park Outrage Reported After Incident

A garbled report from Sefton Park describes a confrontation and detention related to a recent outrage. The text references a man involved, a possible elopement, and a railway fare, with unclear place names and dates. The 您 text includes multiple spelling errors and fragments, but indicates a local disturbance and police or official response at a dock area.

SV Psey Wellnesley Sefton Dilek Dunes

Grime Set for May Fight With Jares Alumin

Grime faces Jares Alumin of Youngstown Whoo in a scheduled May bout. Turesing indicated the match aims to boost the boxer’s standing and momentum entering the summer season.

Turesing Jares Alumin Youngetown

Transfer dates announced for government staff to Canberra

Ministers Neville Howse announced exact transfer dates for government staff moving from Melbourne to Canberra. Departments listed include Bratieclans, Electoral Mences, Auditor-General, Public Service Board, Superannuation, Old Age Penstine, and Health with transfers running from late June to mid September. Additional staff will follow to complete the 18 month plan. arrival date in Canberra not yet fixed.

Home and Territories Neville Howse Canberra Auditor-General's Department Publc Service Board Departmenta Melbourne Chew Dabed

War in China prompts Pekin alarm and foreign defense efforts

The article reports a major Combined offensive by Chung Kai Shek and Fong Yuh Siang aimed at Tsunanui and Shantung, with Peking perturbed. US Consul at Uhefoo requests Chang Kai Shek's warships to defend Europeans as Japanese troops move toward Shantung amid growing tensions.

Chung Kai Shek Fong Yuh Siang Lornel Wy Uhang-T United States Uhefoo Rhantung Wort Chang Kai Seok Shantung Hefoo Nanking Pekin

Americans in China Wholesale Evacuation Considered

Washington reports a late dispatch noting officials are considering a wholesale evacuation of Americans from the Chinese war zone as the conflict intensifies. It cites about 2500 American visitors currently in the provinces of Chubli and Bhantune, part of the theatre of operations.

Dain Tekin

Support for Hughes Motion in North Sydney Council

North Sydney Council debates a motion backed by Hughes. Council members discuss support for the proposal and potential impacts on local services and planning. The outcome hinges on votes from councilors and any amendments proposed during the session.

North Sydney Council

North Sydney Meeting Yields Sparse Migration Talk

At a North Sydney gathering last night a pale sputtered report on migration policy dominated the session but produced few concrete conclusions. Officials and attendees debated restraint measures and the Corneil's appraisal of Alp amid unclear specifics and partial remarks.

Stoney North Sydney Ounce Corneil Houghes

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Lin Tao Eielson Morse AON Treat Weilternday New York Baele Tye Hii Thie Morse Nobile Syiabergen AIR Council Sydney Worillienibag Sichewstuntiel Wenig Mali Irving Labour Congress Bremen Torsday Lindbergh Farge Lacus Cooper Deyril Capital and Labour Sir Alfred Mond Liquor Poll Nprio Bir Neville Corinth Beatrice Commission Suez Commonwealth Ships Heeney America Sefton Park Outrage Grime China Tsunanfu Shanghai Washington Hughes
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