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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1929
Page
1
The Attorney General announced a federal awards case involving wind industry employees. He stated that union involvement is ready for action and that the proposed measure would be approved. Officials described the prop as a key step in advancing the industry and addressing immediate concerns.
The Observer notes debates over possible Russian moves and the potential for five wars. Officials discuss government powers and employment measures while parliament considers the Commonwealth’s response and broader security implications.
In London a motor classic event drew large crowds despite persistent rain and challenging curves. Jude Sick, racing in a devilish pace, faced fear but fans praised the thrilling display as drivers battled for the royal trophy amid wet roads and gripping danger.
In a town council session a consultative meeting reviewed government guidance and discussed way forward. Officials agreed to extend services and address local infrastructure, with focus on station improvements and timetable adjustments for the public, including residents near Yor Geeanteyen.
Snowden rejects the Powers offer as unacceptable prompting a review by a committee of experts tasked with evaluating the proposal's terms and viability.
In Hague on a Saturday Phillip Snowden rejects four power proposals as unacceptable to Great Britain. A committee of treasury experts from Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan is approved to study allocations with a report due by Tuesday.
A critical London commentary denounces a reparations offer as hypocritical and self serving. The piece targets the parties behind the proposal, accusing them of shifting blame and avoiding real accountability while urging concrete, fair terms.
A damaged text recounts a tribute to Capt Dyett by Sir John Monash amid tensions within the league and threats against the Federal President of the League. It describes responses from captains and officials, concerns over leadership, and calls for stable governance to preserve the League’s unity and ten-year legacy.
Canberra observers gauge government support amid a tense week over arbitration measures and a looming budget fight. A censure motion looms as ministers anticipate mixed votes, while defections and opposition critics sharpen the vote calculus ahead of key parliamentary actions.
Fragmented prose describes a British analysis of Snowden and Yukon matters, mentioning four powers and the Young Plan. It argues the memoire favors Beihai and discusses potential concessions, with German participation and limited Danish involvement.
London readers see a Sunday paper report on political lines rallying around Snowden. Liberals, Conservatives and other factions weigh in as allies align with the controversial figure amid a tense public discussion.
French press bitter over Snowden stance with Rinduy noting continued split. Corresponder reports Baden's departure from the dune amid ongoing pressure and interparty maneuvering.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a shop hold up with a person named Lalliott and scattered dialogue about apples and a window. Details are garbled, but the event appears to involve a theft and confrontation near a storefront, with little coherent context or verifiable names.
Reported moves show British forces in Egypt pursuing a reduced operation space with a tentative cease pattern anticipated by Sunday. Timex notes possible limits on the force and a tally of upcoming steps as the main entry to ceasefire discussions unfolds.
Mel Thomas Britain minister for unemployment arrived in Ottawa on Saturday to discuss emigration and other matters with the Canadian government. He indicated Britain had no desire to dump its people anywhere and expressed confidence that naval armaments would be settled by talks with General Raven and Mr Romany Macdonald. He downplayed Lord Teaver- Urawke's campaign for freer trade within the Empire, calling it more a stunt than a real policy.
An account from Sydney describes a labor unrest scene on a November date with timber workers and volunteers at a ceremonial site. Insurgent pickets, patrols, and officials including Dr Henry and Inspector Mackay are referenced amid tensions and arrests.
Fragmented OCR discusses Privy Council rights and appeal procedures under a treaty framework. Mentions Freern cat and Teagan testy Sel oem and Mis penis wet thaw phrasing. Appears to describe legal process and competencies of colonial authorities under treaty terms.
A motor vehicle incident occurred on Northbourne Avenue near the Noasand Hand Intersection. How fast a car averaged about BE miles per hour was cited by investigators. One pedestrian was struck while attempting to avoid a van causing injuries to the vehicle occupants.
The government plans to invite tenders soon for lease and hotel operations. The civic commission announced that tender terms will set rates and conditions, contingent on state approval. Interest centers on hotel profits, with bidders to submit proposals detailing management and pricing strategies.
The fifth Test match in London was disrupted by rain delaying play at the Oval. England faced South Africa with key wickets and players noted for struggles on a damp pitch as the first innings progressed slowly and conditions affected fielding and bowling dynamics.
Fragmented cricket notes report veteran Janice Mott and Kent’s Frank Woolley among top performers as England’s season nears. Mentions of Syd Chee, Syd Chee Sry, and Syd Chee Sry are unclear. references to Hobes, Hobbie Was Tietier, and George Geary mix with uncertain names and scores. The passage is largely garbled with multiple unclear references to innings totals and wickets.
Tonight the university hosts a series of lectures and exhibitions in Canberra and Sydney venues. Notable items include The Late History of a River Valley and demonstrations by speakers on government and public affairs. Admission details and schedule are provided at the venues.
A damaged radio message from Copenhagen airspace reports a weather event near the coast between 1138 and 1439 hours. The signal describes a calm but mentions a looming force resembling a hurricane with strong winds and rough seas.
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