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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
1
An unclear wartime or historical note describes Berlin customs and travel details with scattered phrases about a village, a river, and taxation. It mentions Spain and tobacco, with garbled dates and places, yielding little coherent narrative or concrete outcomes.
Unreadable OCR text outlines trustees plan for reopening Savings Bank with government officials involved. Document mentions reparation steps and delays in the process, with unclear dates and disrupted positions among trustees.
Fragmented OCR recounts a debate in Australia about cash payments in place of furlough for public servants. The report cites remarks by government figures including a minister and Mr Parker Batoney, noting contrasts in positions and potential steps by representatives to resolve the issue.
A confidential note from the Treasury directs a temporary halt on salaries for all state public service officers both temporary and permanent. Public servants will not be paid tomorrow. Parliament members still receive monthly salaries, while police and higher staff may face delayed pay pending investigations. The measure, tied to Public Review Act provisions, affects work and transport while judges and other on public service payroll are expected to see delays.
The Mane of International Bank decided to settle the parammeter inquiry set up at the London Saver Power Conference. It aims to examine immediate credits for Germany and study the power to avert parts of the German short term credits. The board will respond to the repayment with the Central Bank.
Pacific Liners announces a new Canadian company to take over the Canadian Pacific Railway services. The firm will be jointly owned by Considine Pacific, Mattivay, and Volin, aiming to expand routes and consolidate operations with the Australian liner fleet.
Distressed unemployed seek assistance as a fragmentary note mentions a Wednesday event and a dispute about dole. The text hints at a claimed intimation from 29 that parties would cooperate with the company, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragments show confusion over butter price movements and inquiries by Mr Jonna laiths. No clear reason given for changes, with references to crime or political context and calls for further investigations at a government house.
London reports Lipton wins the King's Cup with Bir Thomas TaptageRs 4 howre 16 in a terse racing note. The fragment suggests Lipton triumphed in a royal event, naming Bir Thomas and unclear timing or prize details amid damaged OCR text.
Amid rising waters Wentworth faces flood threat as residents race to reinforce levees and protect homes. Volunteers work to strengthen river defenses as water levels climb hourly and parts of the town remain inundated.
A fragmentary letter discusses opposition to publication and the term in question. The writer questions the method of amending the constitution and hints at objections, referencing duties, salary, and a potential assignment amid unsettled reactions.
A garbled report lists figures and officials including Premier and Treasurer roles in Australia aTasmanian context with names like Beulin and Mitchellly Fremuee unclear. The text mentions colonial or parliamentary proceedings adjourning and references a variety of offices and dates, but many names and facts are unreadable.
Deadlock appears likely between the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council over the Public Service Surge Bill. The Assembly refused the Council’s amendments and the Council vowed to await further word. Negotiations rest with the Governor, who may be asked to appoint new members to the Council.
In Melbourne, Mr Lang argues amendments to the Public Service Laboration Bill infringe rights. He contrasts income tax plans with council aims, urging equitable burdens while noting government, federalities, and wage policies. Premier Bavin and supporters back changes, while opponents warn of higher living costs and constitutional limits.
London reports a widening crisis as England eyes Australia for leadership amid financial turmoil. The piece warns of unbalanced credit, public excess, and a deteriorating banking sector, urging decisive action and coordinated response with wartime implications.
Fragmentary text references names, dates, and events with distorted terms. It mentions a lieutenant and a tender, plus scattered place names and numbers, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR. The readable elements suggest a brief military or local notice but lack coherent facts.
Fragmentary article notes government measures against Communists including possible deportation for British subjects. It references a conference card, cooperation with organizations, and condemnations of policy with strong motions. Mentions possible loss of rights and suppression of activities.
A fragmented report describes Mollison preparing for a journey across to Measter, with hints of official activity and possible connections to Athens. The text is garbled, but suggests travel plans and a tense atmosphere surrounding the move. Entities and precise details are obscured.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a jumble of names and terms including Tubantay Thane Wut Mottisen Baath, WW Ay Beolt, and references to Australia, Jody, Malliga, and Arabia. The text shows stray words, misordered letters, and unclear context, resembling a scattered dialogue or notes rather than a coherent report.
Fragmented OCR from a parliamentary report discusses a bill and salary funding to be met with funds in hand. It mentions government readiness, appropriation, and opposition positions, with references to Friday and Tuesday events and debates over responsibility.
A govera ment proposal outlines a one per cent cut in bank interest resulting from a planned revision of statutory rates. The measure, adopted at the finance committee, would lower yields on government securities and reduce debt service.
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