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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented wartime piece discusses rationing, school life, and a debate over a book by an author linked to Fremantle. It mentions Alice Springs, Western Mare, and Fremantle, noting teachers, pediaam, and Undeay’s Book. The text hints at censorship and literary controversy during the wartime period.
A garbled clipping references a circus troupe, rental disputes, and a weather or pollen note tied to a Denala pollen incident. The readable fragments mention a Tuesday event, water temperature, and an ongoing disturbance affecting performances and occupancy.
The government moves to curb extremism in India by an ordinance to regulate the press as the Viceroy urges a sane public line to combat revolutionary propaganda. Gandhi’s salt campaign and liquor battles are referenced amid calls for unity to oppose anarchy and ensure order.
A chaotic mob attack near Valcutta results in two deaths from gunfire as stones and improvised weapons strike police and bystanders. The crowd disperses then returns, renewing stoning at the town square amid continued unrest and police presence.
The Mawson Expedition receives gifts from several manufacturers and private individuals enabling the second cruise to Australia. Federal officials announce the voyage will begin in early November and run until about March 191.
In Narrabri the trial of Yul Meniel on a charge related to a nighttime assault resulted in conviction after testimony about a struggle and a firearm discharge. The defendant claimed self defense but was found guilty and sentenced to years in prison.
A cyclone and flooding on the Indian River Jumana near Napun Bhareaun and Nagar, aboard the steamer Galcutta, are believed to have caused massive loss of life. Local reports place fatalities around 300, with many feared drowned as rescue efforts continue and port officials assess the scene.
Widespread unease follows the termination of 200 Commission staff with no official notice given. Communal chatter focuses on the future of the workers and potential agency responses as internal debates unfold amid missing announcements and ongoing preparations.
A federal bankruptcy court is to be created with a federal judge to preside. The article notes the planned establishment and appointment of a presiding judge, outlining the shift from prior federal judicial structure.
The fragment suggests a judge in Sydney contemplated legislation to establish a new court. It mentions misgivings about a federal system, and a council or body facing decisions on jurisdiction, but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local matter involving a parrot related ban and tanker fire fines. References to England and February hint at a regional incident, with unclear details on legal actions or agency names. The readable parts indicate administrative actions rather than a full narrative.
London reports a Morning Post special says confusion surrounds Australia’s Governor General nomination. It claims Scullin preferred an Australian appointee, while Britain’s cabinet accepted a nominee. The piece notes possible constitutional breaches, expects a decisive royal approval, and discusses Australia Old Country ties and public opinion.
Daily 7.48 a.m. service from Sydney to Canberra will run only Tuesday and Wednesday until further notice starting tomorrow due to unspecified issues. The reduced timetable replaces the usual daily run, affecting passengers planning weekday travel between the capitals.
Rain expected in New South Wales and Dinwyawne with unsettled conditions along the North Went slopes. Light showers may extend to other districts. forecast centers on the next county day and broader fall patterns by the 24 Nowra date.
A suspended officer from the Federal Capital Police Force was recalled from duty pending action. The Attorney General Brannan indicated that two reports were considered, one by the commander of police and another unspecified. The suspension date was noted as last Thursday, with details still unclear.
A fragmented report notes a meeting among coal owners discussing reopening Rydeny. It mentions Tyemlay and the Northern Colliers with unclear details about attendance, timing, and outcomes, and references a session held today with further information expected.
A damaged 19th century fragment reports mail thefts on British liners traveling the London to Sydney route. It notes pilferage affecting postal deliveries with mentions of ports and the central mail authorities investigating the mainline steamer service.
Sydney, Turshiy nese concerns threaten existence of alumuiy and maintenance as lawyers contest divorce matters. Hearing centers on husband Frank George Orin and wife Mrs O Drian amid accusations of adultery. Counsel for wife seeks financial support while accounting of respondent’s affairs is prepared to settle alimony.
Mr W W Killen returned to Canberra yesterday after a prolonged illness. He is reported to be recovering enough to travel the journey and resume duties. He will be warned at the House of Representatives meeting on Monday and will be his own forurance success the west Parliament.
A terse report describes a private meeting of works directors at the city works department center beginning Monday to conclude Thursday. Proceedings were held in private with only the directors present and no public details disclosed.
An incident at the Naval College describes a theft from the canteen. About ten youths are said to have appeared from the pavilion near the oval, with arrangements suggesting the money was taken. Officials noted the theft occurred during a routine event and described initial findings from the venue.
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