19 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1930
Page
1
An endurance flight report notes a 647 hour 28 minute perilous journey before landing amid motor trouble. The crew, including Hiyers and others, faced repeated deeps, with a final entry on a crowded airfield. Local clubs and supporters anticipate further endurance challenges this season.
A garbled OCR passage mentions the Florin currency and a prime minister related context. Distinct readable entities include Florin and prime minister, with unclear dates or places. The text appears to be an OCR fragment lacking coherent facts.
Disaster struck near Suva as the Tahiti’s bulkhead failed while the Matson liner Ventura neared, forcing passengers into boats. Five lifeboats launched safely and Ventura took aboard all on Tahiti, planning to head to Auckland with passengers and light mails. Pumping ceased, Tahiti likely to founder. Ventura may return to Nikileti.
Washington reports a drop in grain exports with officials noting reduced overseas demand for maize and wheat. Data indicates lower shipments to key destinations, while prices show volatility amid global market adjustments. Analysts warn the decline could affect farmers and regional trade balances through the coming quarter.
The government outlines payment terms under the Land Act for settlers. Officials promise a repayable arrangement and await applicants in a position to comply. Crown land agents or the Department of Lands in Sydney provide forms and details.
The article discusses efforts to aid the frozen meat industry facing tariff barriers. It references government actions, exports, and potential partnerships with producers and distributors to stabilize markets. Named entities include AMEE RATAN, CMF, MeEA5, and references to London and Australia.
Fragmentary OCR reports a missing ship Tokio Manda foundered in a recent typhoon. Text is garbled with scattered names and phrases including authorities searching and public inquiry, unclear locations and dates, and references to individuals and organizations.
Melbourne reports word that Prime Minister Goulburn was confined to bed shortly before the conference began. Mr Scullin fulfilled an engagement while ill, with uncertain prospects of meeting engagements before his departure for England.
Reuters previews special arrangements as intelligence issues dominate Australian and New Zealand coverage. Officials outline security, policy, and regional cooperation amid growing tensions and alignment with global events.
Australiawon the opening Test at Lord’s after England was all out for 405. Ponsford and Woodfull anchored a bright reply as Australia surged to a strong start with brisk boundaries and steady running. The day featured disciplined bowling from Grimmett and Wall, with Sutcliffe and Wyatt dismissed early, and crowd excitement high despite overcast conditions.
Australians openers provide a bright start in the match as the innings unfolds. The text records early batting highlights, with rapid scoring and notable performances, including names and over details from the early stages.
In a hard fought matchup, Australia, led by key players, overcame early deficits and controlled the boards to secure a decisive victory. Strong defense limited the rival’s scoring runs while the offense found rhythm in the second half.
A fragmented London Sunday chronicle reviews England cricket stances on Wyatt and Sutcliffe. It notes editorial opinions on Wyatts nerve and fielding shifts, mentions press support for Wyatt’s form, and stories around pace bowlers including Larwood returning home with early wickets as the team plots strategy for the tent.
Weather bulletin mixed unintelligible text but hints at rain likely in London with forecasts mentioning timing consistency and possible wind. The garbled lines reference precipitation chances and potential storm behavior though details are unclear.
In Sydney Mentay a heated budget dispute surfaces as deputy-party leaders clash over reopening options. Mr Gullet's views trigger contention within the coalition while calls emerge for a national hub strategy. The exchange hints at a 0.0 million matter and party duties ahead of next sessions.
An airman named Matthews is described as proceeding homeward in a report from Rangoon. The text references his expected travel and possible plans, with mentions of visiting someone and awaiting confirmation of his assignment, framed in cautious wartime language.
A new organization named the Pastoral Workers Industrial Union of Australia is announced, inviting all pastoral industry workers to join. The formation, disclosed today, involves leaders including Senator Rae and others, with aims to unite rank and file in the pastoral sector and coordinate activities across the industry.
A fragmentary report from London and Munitla describes an airship voyage measuring average speed with limited fuel. The craft reportedly used two thirds of its fuel after burning 2 200 gallons, leaving questions about efficiency and ballast.
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