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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1929
Page
1
Readable fragments show union meetings amid timber strike talk. Awed by tensions, leaders urge a firm ask while calling for a 12 week hold and wider participation by workers across the timber unions and allied groups.
The article reports a London firm revealing an annulation plan for a new link arriving to Meramatrath on Thursday and the filling of it to be carried out immediately. Bayaris notes the machine is airworthy. Trial results expected before the next voyage to Australia on May 1.
Berry competes across three rinks at Hotel Canberra green amid a crowded weekend bowls event. Canberra’s teams win two of three matches with strong performances from Derry and McKinnby leading a 24 to 10 scoreline in one rink.
Fragmentary text mentions Seek mich and Opt prion Recher competitions with scattered names and terms. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable segments.
A garbled account describes planes returning with secrecy surrounding Southern Cross fliers. It references Holman, a touchdown near Deser, and mentions figures like Anderson and Huthling, noting safe landings with no apparent damage amid unclear narration.
A garbled notice lists local officials and agencies involved in flood relief efforts. It mentions Lambert Baker, Hod Bhevhad, and Munya Natnwad among places and groups receiving aid. The fragmentary text notes a planned meeting or delivery of supplies and references a town called Tummunta.
Sydney High School secured a dramatic victory in the annual Heads at the River regatta. The race featured stiff competition from St. Ti at and others as Sydney High edged ahead amid strong crews and close finishes.
London fixture details outline a five match English tour with dates in June July and August plus matches at Leeds Manchester and London venues. The report notes approvals and proposed extensions affecting venues and a proposed boundary change while rejecting a new hull for every a0 minor adjustments remain under review.
A ceremonial event marks the launch of the Kings Recovery Fund with organizers and supporters from local groups. The gathering featured remarks praising community resilience and urging ongoing generosity to aid the King’s recovery efforts.
An inquiry board reviews a 1920s aviation disaster involving the Southern Chrome Tree Sydney route. It examines aircraft make D-H 8A, emergency maneuvers, landing near coast, and the Royal Navy units and officials cited. The investigation covers crew, passengers, and contingencies, with references to international aviation authorities and wartime air operations.
In London politics the Liberal surge appears to strengthen their position as Labour and Conservatives face shifts. Analysts anticipate Liberal gains in key constituencies while Conservative prospects falter. Labour shows weak initiative amid volatile public mood and survey signals.
A historic scene unfolds as Sir Regrave, known as Anigited Regrave, travels from London in a large Hispano car to Celwell Haws and enters via the Aradomen’s entrance, accompanied by the Queen, while a crowd wails outside.
Fragmented report details a rugby league match between Yass and Canberra with unclear scoring and player names. Several lines mention injuries and selections missing clarity, listing players such as Tack, Mudd, Eyes, and Yorke.
An NZ airman crashed in France while training. He attempted a landing but struck a tree, overturned, and became trapped in the cockpit. He sustained minor injuries. other details suggest the mishap was under investigation with the crew reporting limited injuries and likely cause under review.
A garbled report from London describes a peculiar event with a kitten interacting with a chair occupied by a prince. The scene includes remarks by Mallory and details about a maintenance lamp and incongruous statements by witnesses, ending with a note on responsibilities and regrets.
A crowded Queanbeyan scene outside Menara witnessed a chrysanthemum sale tied to a hospital event. Auctioneer Me Nesbitt oversaw bids as the community arranged a charitable collection, with proceeds to the hospital and local figures present.
A closely fought draw between Phe Canteria and Yuen Feuatiy League sides in a muddy field at Ya ators. Both teams pressed hard with a balanced contest and several standout displays from Mirphens, Rowe, Carey, and Haske.
A fragmented report quotes Prime Minister Tirnee denying a memorial in the desert. The discussion centers on honoring local heroes and the action by authorities, with references to past events and potential sites near Centra Aumtemiin. The piece lacks clear dates or names beyond Tirnee and the unnamed figures involved.
A garbled report notes a new German liner plan to carry seaplanes, with unclear details about route, dates, and involved ports. The text mentions vessels, gear, and schedules briefly, but specifics remain unreadable. If clearer, it would include names of ships, dates, and locations.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a new outlook after Mr Gibson’s announcement on disarmament. It references United States policy, cautious acceptances, and calls by delegates for a broader reduction while noting tensions over verification, the stance of continental powers, and the push toward a plenary conference pause.
A man charged with drunkenness and indecent language faced a police court on Saturday morning. He pleaded guilty with evidence showing altercations at the Civic Comte cafe and a subsequent disturbance at the Motonglo premises. Fines were imposed along with additional penalties for further charges in the case.
Sydney reports new proposals on coal stoppage, commission inquiry, and profit sharing by producers. Government aims to study average profit per ton, appoint an independent commission, and outline refunds to mine owners if profits exceed thresholds.
A miner's union leader indicated a planned response to the miners' wage dispute. He said a definite union-wide position would be forwarded once discussions with the mining bodies progressed, aiming to represent all members involved.
Local clubs staged a rugged hockey showing in Canberra with Goulburn A and B grade sides delivering strong performances. Notable players included Allen and Avie, while Chenier and Connelly also featured in key lineups as the teams pushed for top placings.
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