27 Apr 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1931
Page
1
An inquest investigates a fatal Los Dun incident with no blame attached. Lieutenant Tellmeny witnessed a fall from height as a parachute deployed, describing the moment of impact and its tragic outcome. Details remain unsettled as officials review the sequence of events and safety procedures.
Important decisions were announced at the close of the Australian Loan Council meeting in Melbourne. The council will seek a reduced bank interest rate and review public finances with a three member committee aiming for a balanced budget by June 1934. Theodore opposed the move and was instructed to liaise with the Commonwealth Bank Board and Sir Robert Gibson on private bank rates.
A chaotic account details an attempted rescue at sea ending with a drowning. Officials debate punitive actions and financial questions tied to banks and loans. The report references Commonwealth inquiries, legal questions, and a conference between judges and ministers. The unfolding case involves international figures and potential enforcement measures.
A fragmented note reports that a Franco-Italian naval memorandum has been delivered. It mentions Nelda and France in a string of garbled phrases, citing government delivery and virtue related to a mission or negotiation.
Fragmented report notes tearprints or traces found in Calcutta area during a nocturnal exploration. Mentions several named entities and a possible club scene. The text is garbled but indicates inspection of items and a burn incident with one piece destroyed.
Publican's death by his own action found in a bathroom at a Camphill address near London. Investigators report a revolver used and notes implying a murder attempt on another person. Records show the event followed by a city investigation and telephone logs.
Disjointed text reports flooded pits and water at Maitland Field with mentions of canal damage and rising levels. References to locations like Orsanock and Commack appear garbled. The water danger is described as alarming with a hinge event and a likely housing impact nearby.
Sixteen years after the first Anzac Day, Australia honors the Anzac spirit with solemn observances across the country. Canberra held three ceremonies including a graveside tribute at Duntroon to Major General Bridges, followed by a formal service and public attendance, while Governor General attended the national observance and soldiers paid respects to fallen comrades.
Fragmentary notes describe a political scene with several named places and figures. The text mentions Duntroon, General Sig, navy matters, and various personal names, hinting at a disrupted meeting or event, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain details. The overall mood suggests a historical or speculative account with scattered proper nouns and dates.
An obscure Canberra report notes a holiday like Anese Day at the Returned Soldiers' Club with activities and delays. The piece mentions local streets, observers, and public sentiment amid the festive atmosphere, reflecting community routines during a quiet seasonal period.
A garbled account describes a royal welcome in Lisbon with disjointed names and actions. The text references Prince, general, and military display elements, but many words are indecipherable, leaving an unclear sequence of events.
Fragmented report from Sydney outlines plans for a party conference in which representatives from United Party and allied factions discuss continuing opposition to the Federal Labour Government. Mentions travel to Sydney, morning arrivals, and a meeting at a common venue with various unnamed figures.
An experimental export campaign expands with the aim of boosting Muhavian goods. Officials push modern machinery and control to raise quality while expanding markets. The plan faces rising costs and intensifying global competition, with expectations of stronger export growth despite hurdles.
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