12 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
1
The central manager of a regional wool clip effort reports a thinning supply and reduced quality warnings. He notes the fabric’s condition has diminished, with concern over furor and overall value of the wool shipment for the season.
A murky Morning Chronicle item notes Chapman 18 statements amid a political rally in Kentucky. Report hints at party alignment, age discussions, and public reaction, with unclear wording about living conditions and political stance.
London columnists debate England selection for the Oval clash with Australia. Some urge a complete lineup change and captaincy shift, others defend continuity. Amid mixed expert opinions, Chapman looms as a possible captain, with selectors weighing form and balance. The debate reflects English hopes and Australian pressure ahead of the series decision.
A garbled report notes political pressure in New South Wales as authorities push for rapid action and government efforts to shape public opinion. Mentions a ceremony, potential delays, and a sense of urgency amid official maneuvering.
The Daily Herald’s political writer notes a panel to form Britain’s case at the Imperial Conference considers a 10 percent tariff for revenue with a Dominion rebate. Mr H. Henderson proposes the idea, but cabinet approval is required. Ministers weigh implications and diversions on free trade versus protection.
Authorities raised the flags at Parliament Hovee for a brief photo opportunity causing public chatter. Rumor spread in the city about a supposed event at Glamis Castle but was proven false by official word.
A Canberra gathering discusses youth club development and decides to form a committee to advance local teen activities at Park metal Instalent. The group emphasizes building a boys club program under the EHUFCHEN framework with aims for improved youth engagement in the Federal Capital.
The Minister for Labour and Industry announced unemployment relief pay scales. Works include building at Tigepuilis and youth projects with wages set for urban and rural laborers. Rates list carpenters bricklayers painters plumbers and more with daily and weekly limits and extra allowances for horse and dray teams.
A wrestling bout between Tra Vier and BUl Vadwarda ended in a near riot as crowd scenes grew tense in the sixth round. Police intervened after punches disrupted the stadium. spectators moved but no one was charged, and wrestlers remained unsettled as the match concluded amid disorder.
A fragmentary report notes a sensational event titled The Hottest Place on Earth held Sunday at a youth welfare gathering. The piece mentions a special meeting in Molonglo and nearby settlements with local officials and interested residents, but many words are garbled.
Fragmentary report from Tondos recalling a Kusht fest eve and a costly Atrial expedition. It notes 6000 captured or casualties among tribesmen and raiders, with British troops and local preparations intensified to counter threats east of Powhawen.
Skeleton of a girl was found near the Kobt. Moraytes provided details. Luvox Win an important cue. They hoped to clear up the mystery within a few days. A time fly of courtly taken from the spot has been went to XWisney fir astaly'sia.
A court report shows a father and two sons charged in a case involving intent to commit a crime. The names appear garbled but indicate multiple defendants and a plan tied to a local labor dispute. The proceedings describe accusations and preliminary actions.
State tax funds employ about four thousand workers as WyDney departs. The late Lipitor line faces instability with ongoing council operations. Export activity shows figures around nine thousand workers, signaling shifts in employment outlook and funding impact.
The Heilimh treighter Matahali from Liverpool to Sydney met violent weather, enduring mountains of seas and heavy winds. The ship struck an object amid the gale, was driven off course, and sustained damage to the stern while the crew worked to keep the vessel afloat.
A wartime report outlines government plans to take over factories to secure employment for women. Subventions include housing, schooling, child care, rent relief, and family allowances while men work. Minister for Labour and Industry Mr Farrer notes women’s role in national work and cites Mrs Dwyer as a leading worker.
In Melbourne a 10 year old girl died after consuming chocolate tainted with a poison. The mother testified the girl was given the chocolate by a man later identified as a suspect. A doctor noted strychnine in the remains and the evidence points to deliberate poisoning as investigators search for the culprit.
The Royal Air Force will start a four day annual exercise on Tuesday featuring coordinated maneuvers between air force units and red colony contingents. Wireless and signaling will be tested under the direction of Air Marshal Sir Faward Ewington, with formations reaching high speeds as two Trent squadrons prepare for operations. The exercise aims to drill joint tactics and communications across flying units and ground observers.
The Hotel Wellington and Hotel Wallington are set to close for an indefinite period as temporary residents depart Canberra for six months. Hotel Acton will no longer be used for relocation, and only permanent guests remain at Hotel Canberra, with ample accommodation available during the transition.
Paris art and fashion circles reel as an American group is detained during a transit protest at the Paris exhibition. Authorities move to expel foreigners amid tensions around travel and public demonstrations.
Fragmentary sports note references Hobbs and proposed opponents Jaynus and Bundy. A cryptic quote hints at a potential return within a year or two and a planned appearance at a future event on a designated day, with ambiguity about timing and outcome.
Monday reports from the Gini Sowwung General Secretary Mr dW Ale Vathy describe turmoil among agitators. Reference to Malianatory actions and district-wide disruption implies widespread strife within the union. Authorities note unusual activity and scrutiny of workers.
Weltevreden reports mechanics found a worn crank axle and a choked tilt after examining Mr. Andre Cunningham's plans. Pipe parts have been ordered to address the defects.
Fragmentary OCR reads as Sydney state election note with Latour intent, seating unclear. Text is garbled but implies electoral actions or seating decisions amid a broader election context. No clear names, dates, or places fully recoverable from readable portions.
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