14 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
1
A fragmentary report from Calcutta describes Afridi tribal raiders attacking European quarters and a heavy security response. Authorities are patrolling the area around Powhawar and other locations as marines and police pursue leads and monitor the situation.
Fragmented, garbled text describes a delayed cabinet meeting and unsettled sessions. Mentions ministers and officials, with unclear names and places, suggesting political friction and ongoing debate.
President Hoover warned that crop losses may exceed seven percent as drought spreads across states. maize prices jumped to one dollar a bushel for December on the Chicago market. Officials plan coordinated action with governors and farm groups as shortages threaten Kentucky and Tennessee, with wider impacts expected in Thursday and Friday meetings.
Fragmented OCR text references education funding and high costs to the state, mentioning percentages and departments. The readable parts suggest concerns over rising education expenditures and impacts on public finances, but the fragmented source lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events to specify.
Ottawa reports talk of a potential Atlantic airship service as Canada contemplates a new airship design. Denise Joan Mies, designer of the R 19, says discussions with Britain are possible once returned from Wingham. A Royal Air Navy unit will wait in London until tomorrow evening for further steps.
A luncheon session of the Electric Committee discussed proposed high salaries for a council officer. Lord Mayor Alderman Marky and General Manager Forben Mackay are cited as key figures. The full council will vote on the recommendation later today.
Hubert Wilkins posts a bond of 2 10,000 dollars through National Surety Co to the Vested Mates Siting Board, guaranteeing performance on a submarine project for the Government. The filing indicates readiness to proceed with the planned undersea exploration.
Reports from Washington and major markets show foodstuffs growing scarcer as agricultural production dwindles. Officials warn of rising prices and tighter distribution while farmers adjust to drought effects and shifting demand.
A chaotic report details a death by self harm linked to alleged mistreatment at a local facility. The coroner’s inquest examines the events surrounding the incident, naming involved parties and questioning care standards. The proceedings aim to determine cause and potential preventive steps.
A garbled regional report notes government consideration of increased high school fees. It cites a collaboration and possible ministerial steps, with references to departments and actions looming this year.
Amid unrest in Haiti a malaria case has been reported involving a resident identified through ongoing health surveillance. Local health officials say surveillance remains active as communities seek treatment and preventive measures.
A chaotic ferry collision near Sydney left multiple passengers injured as waves battered the vessel. Witnesses described a jarring impact and crews moving quickly to secure passengers and assess damage. Local authorities began investigations and urged caution for weekend travelers after the incident.
Wyatt to lead England with Duleepsinhji Hammond among stand ins as Chapman faces criticism for bowling and fielding. tabloids speculate on selections and the Australians fear two key replacements, stirring intense interest ahead of the fifth Test at Lord’s Oval.
A fragmentary and garbled discussion recalls veteran bowler Parker and Chapmousn’s leadership while referencing Grimmett and Australia. The text mentions England’s cricketers, the 1930s era, and contrasting views on captaincy, with unclear names and several misprints limiting factual extraction.
The Daily Telegraph and Daily Herald discuss the transition from Chapman's captaincy to Wyatt. Wyatt's debut is praised as promising though observers warn against replacing Chapman's leadership. Wyatt, a right handed bowler with steady accuracy, is highlighted as capable of steering the side.
Subsidy approved by the Minister of Home Affairs for F C T Show at Halt Recreation Reserve will fund urgent improvements to Halt Park. Funds allocated to pull materials and support the project.
A severe typhoon strikes Tokyo, disrupting communications and causing evacuations. Officials say preparations remain in place as city offices plan to meet next Tuesday evening at Hall on October 4.
City council discusses reducing wages by eight and a third percent for employees. Alderman Trersider was absent earlier, prompting the meeting to address the plan. Finance Committee chair argued the move could affect next year’s budget. opposition claimed the process was irregular and the matter will be reconsidered next week.
A chaotic clipping notes resignations amid protests over low wages. It mentions two legislators connected to Crematey nent Rellet Colncit and names Buckland amid government actions. The piece hints at expanding to reward piles and references Nowraryant and Duckland in a veiled critique of policy.
Official notice states Hotel Wellington will close on Monta Avenue at 2 percent. The Dive Administrator indicates a week’s notice to leave, with informants told if they waive to Motel Kurrajong no tariff payment.
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