20 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
1
Australia trails England by three on a rain-interrupted second day as Bradman and Jackson anchor a solid partnership following Woodfull and Ponsford. The innings features lengthy scores and persistent batsmanship with key counts and players named, signaling a tense chase in London.
Bradman and Jackson form a key partnership as they anchor the innings. The text covers a long, mixed report on a cricket match with scores, player names, and detailed ball-by-ball events, highlighting Bradman’s and Jackson’s contributions and the expectations for the rest of the game.
A garbled OCR report references cricket, weather, and matches across London with mentions of players and officials. Names such as Tang, Tate, Wyatt, and Larwood appear amid incoherent lines describing innings, drives, and public figures, resembling a diary of a long game with scattered results and commentary.
Fragmented OCR text references policy in India and a Toronto Monday discussion. Mentions names like Johny and Bennie, appeals to Cane group, and unclear references to a Penponailitarse body. Reading is incomplete with many garbled words and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A pilot died after a diving accident in the river near Brisbane. Readable fragments describe a water crash and the recovery effort, with names and numbers blurred in the damaged OCR. The report notes a sequence of actions and specific local terms, but full details are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR item notes mixed phrases about May and June, with mentions of Australia and totals. Names and clear actions are unreadable. no coherent event or entities emerge beyond scattered references to playrotations and totals.
The Australian financial conference met without Prime Minister Scullin who was absent from the Premiers' Conference. Debate focused on forming a non party committee of state treasurers and Commonwealth reps to speed recommendations. no decisions reached, with progress hoped if Scullin attends tomorrow.
At the merchants conference in Melbourne the deteriorating economic situation prompted discussions to keep Mr Scullin in Australia until conditions improve. Reported progress suggests four concrete steps were proposed to influence his continued stay.
A W U and miners reach discussions on a potential amalgamation amid concerns over labor terms and future operations. The talks focus on union structure, wage scales, and the integration of member associations within a broader labor campaign.
A garbled railway notice reports mail lost on the Tahiti Avonny passenger run. It notes cargo misrouting and that crews abandonedgehen. The fragment hints at reshipment plans and next steps for handling affected deliveries.
A garbled report notes the Hotel Canberra project facing closure of eight pavilions amid disruptions and shifting plans. Officials mention delays and ongoing negotiations as progress resumes or stalls depending on the situation.
The Mik Hour chairmen urged reduced retail prices for milk bread and meat, arguing a needed price alignment with producers. He claimed the Farmety group had favored rates and contended the public should see a benefit, noting a recent price comparison and calls for public relief.
Paris reports Costes prepared for an Atlantic flight as discussions on export trade and supply and demand laws continue. The scene describes weather aiding plans, with mentions of a bumper harvest, wagon trends, and political remedies discussed by primary producers in the context of Aunt rutin.
A London report notes a suspected embargo affecting Avatratian and Marclay related assets. Authorities may halt purchases via Commonwealth Bank as inquiries continue. Continent markets show limited floating funds, with potential shutdown of operations if quantities persist.
The Poral authoritien inveithe and a number of copiers at the New Zealand Ramen Guardian posted in Auckland. The peatmanterdieneral has informed the publisher that action under the Posts and Telegraphs Act will be taken.
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