28 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1930
Page
1
Readable fragments describe an arrangement of a wing and discuss the pathway of design or order. The text mentions a method or sequence affecting structure and form. Further specifics are not clear from the damaged passages.
A chaotic scene in Calcutta described with police opening fire on a hostile mob near a public square. Eyewitness accounts mention crowd disorder, injuries, and tense confrontations as authorities attempted to restore order amid rising tensions.
Five state conference delegates from the central office discuss communications and engineering topics. They explore administrative relations and technical methods, with aims to improve works department coordination and civic projects.
A garbled report discusses a conference in Paris with attendees named Menrelary Director General and others from lands and surveys. It notes arrangements to discuss departmental administration attesting government policies and mentions works directors from Victoria and Western regions.
The Australian Davis Cup squad trains in Montreux ahead of next week’s ties. Reports note Bresnahan and teammates gearing up for the finals, with key players adjusting to Swiss conditions and preparing for upcoming matches against France and other contenders.
England defeats Germany in a Davia Cup contest at the Club Austin venue. Germany trails with two chances to turn the match, as Roumania advances in the event and officials report onsemantics and arranging rights.
At the A L P conference in London on Sunday, Keller urged suspending rules to demand Federal action aiding unemployed coal families amid the Northern lockout. Garden’s amendment condemned the Bavin Government for removing sustenance and pressed Federal aid. A motion passed granting franchise to those aged 18 and over.
A rural distress report from the Federal Capital Territory cites ongoing drought and scarce rainfall threatening livelihoods. Fr U.S. observer Francie warns farming families face hunger and economic collapse, urging authorities to act before winter shortages worsen. The piece notes wool and sheep prices, agricultural hardship, and potential migration pressures if support is not provided soon.
The 1930 England trip begins with Australia facing Worcestershire on Wednesday amid a tight schedule of tests and country games through September. Wickets and outfield at Worcester will be soft due to winter floods, affecting play.
A damaged text fragment discusses cricket history and notable names, mentioning London and Bunvlay era figures. It references generations of players, luck, and possible eliminations in a vague account. The passage hints at future renown for certain writers and a New Time association.
Fragmented notice describes butter pricing in London with references to agents in Empire Bastion and Avatrian dairy concerns. It mentions winter conditions, market factors, and varying rates quoted around 338 per unit for New Zealand product.
Fragmented OCR note describes a May Egyptian cabinet premier’s sitting and references a treaty and wartime events. Names and details are unclear, with garbled phrases about Wat Reccutive and Landon, suggesting a political meeting or discussion with international implications.
On Saturday reports state Admiral Kata, chief of the naval staff, resigns claiming London treaty limits render naval strength insufficient for national defense. Other notes reference Nuhux Pasha and Sudan questions amid broader geopolitical shifts and a pending emissary visit related to lands and rates.
A fragmentary London letter reveals a claim of self harm tied to a publication dispute. The writer seeks to expose an editor, stating actions and threats at a doorway location, while a reporter traces the note and related documents. A missing person, identified as Awann, complicates the scene as the inquiry proceeds.
Divorced woman suffers assault as Harold Runniator allegedly enters her home with a revolver. He restrained her by the throat and was struck by her father with a hammer during the struggle. Runniator was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and held for trial. the incident also involved a hammer strike and weapon recovery.
In a grisly incident at Wood Cemetery Ey Sunday a man walked among graves before shooting himself. Police and medical responders found the actor dead with two others nearby in a scene described as a grim, tragic suicide.
The Prime Minister returned on Saturday to decline comment on the referenda issue and indicated wavering support from federal ministers. He suggested future action depends on Federal leaders and noted prior assurances influencing his stance, while Scullin remained silent on the matter.
Fragmentary report describes a violent event resulting in a wife's death amid a disturbed scene. One man, unnamed, faces injuries and possible prison time as authorities investigate. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a domestic tragedy with suspect described as agitated.
Fragmentary text reports the Prince of Wales traveling by air to France, with garbled phrases about a journey and reactions from attendees. Names and exact events are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a royal procession or visit with associated commentary from observers and press.
The text discusses a proposed appointment of a Governor General and Prime Minister, questioning whether a certain figure would hold the role and what powers or requirements might apply. It presents opinions on political leadership and governance without clear facts or dates.
Fragmented list of tour dates and venues across towns and railway stops. It mentions Watdltown Worcester Leyton Yorkshire Lanrambree Aerpent Lorde Shuntertied Nottinghart Edinburgh Glasgow and other places with May June July dates and various venues. The legible items show a broad schedule with numerous locations.
A garbled OCR fragment references a two day service in Hovana area and mentions national defion, Candas ule rutte, Neltata and Central Cuamily. It lists various place names and possible train or road segments with unclear roles and dates. The readable portions indicate a transit or service notice with multiple named locales.
Fragmented OCR notes show Parliament set to resume a long session with debates on a range of topics. The record references plans, timing, possible disruptions, and procedural moves as lawmakers prepare for extended proceedings.
Graf Zeppelin flying over London and Paris on an air voyage described as a peace cruise. The airship Friedrichshaven left early morning and docked at Cardington after passing Wembley and Leighton, with Major General Betton Trevicknel and aviation controllers noted.
In a retrenchment move the Education Department plans a 10 percent reduction across divisions including administrative staff. Immediate firings are expected, with minimal disruption for essential educators. The overhaul targets public instruction and official exam processes, aiming to streamline operations while preserving core services.
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