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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1929
Page
1
In Melbourne on Tuesday AI R A Mann MI denounces the Government for expelling WM Muurhea. A telegram from Canada suggests the election endorses the text action. The minister and Towat ion World discuss a plan to confront the issue at the wart morn event.
Fragmentary note outlines a secured political stance with references to Melbourne secretary, Mr Druywaier, and possible nomination by Henew government. Text is garbled and contains unclear names and dates, but signals a campaign or selection against a specific candidate.
A missing airman’s body was recovered from 150 feet of water after a four day search. The service member disappeared during a night flight over Lake Forde. Divers located the body at depths around 260 and 200 feet near the landing area.
An informal marine meeting in London discusses trials for the Schneider Cup with telegrams from Rome and Paris. Reports mention Dutch and British teams sending representatives and a training camp for crews beginning soon.
Fragmentary text mentions Smith and Ulm and flight services, suggesting a plan to return a vehicle or person in November. References to Kingsford Smith and Lievtenant imply an aviation context with a Saturday event and a sale or service action amid December or November timing.
Canberra receives an avalanche of protests against a five percent tax on gross entertainment takings. Parliament members entering today carry about 2000 protest telegrams, aiming to pressure the Postmaster General's revenue. Treasurer Dr. Earle Page says the tax would force theatre owners to raise admission prices, making the levy impractical.
In The Hague a tense four power conference unfolds with talks and counteroffers. Nations debate reparations and postwar economic terms while experts warn of long term impact on global stability.
Fragmented OCR text indicates Union Theatres Ltd plans aid aimed at improving PMG revenue. Details are obscured by garbled phrases, stamps, and scattered names, making precise actions and dates unclear in this battered item.
A garbled report notes opposition to a new amusement tax seen as harming small enterprises. It mentions an inopportune meeting and local figures addressing unemployment and financial strain caused by the levy.
The readable text mentions stock movements and recovery but includes many garbled terms. Entities and specifics are not extractable to form a coherent news item or identify people, places, or organizations.
A local call for a protest gathers patrons who rally on Tuesday amid confusion over organizers and venues. Details remain unclear as participants seek clarity on leadership and aims.
In Cate Town the Mamliy Restaurant debuts with key partners from Papalin Torlnse and ANatexale manufacturers, highlighting new offerings and a planned launch in the coming weeks. The event signals collaboration between local business groups and regional suppliers.
A contempt of court case targets Hymney Morning Horull owner John Fairfax and partners over published reports. The Herald editor and witnesses describe alleged defiant statements, with affidavits accusing the paper of publishing harmful material and obstructing justice in Newton.
A volatile exchange centers on alleged resignations within a hall body. Rumors spread as officials and observers debate the legitimacy and implications of the reported shakeup amid party lines and factional tension.
Treasury authorities invite tenders for government bills in London on Thursday. The notice lists general terms for the issue and bidding process as part of the Commonwealth series.
Report from Jerusalem details growing Arab attacks and a brutal Hebron massacre in which 73 Jews were killed. British forces are deploying troops and weapons to quell the disturbance as violence spreads toward Tel Aviv and across the region.
Reports describe clashes in Hebron and Haifa as Arab forces attack police and settlements. Civilians are said killed, including Jews, with prolonged street violence and looting. Israeli authorities declare martial law to restore order amid rising tensions and frontier border strain.
The Australian Railways Commissioners of New South Wales claim to adjust wages under an Australian railway union award. Figures were reviewed by Mr Joly Illek in the Federal Arbitration Court today. The order will take effect from the next quarter.
A husband killed his wife with an axe and later took poison as authorities investigated. The article details the couple, the discovery of the wife’s death, the husband’s collapse, and questions about motives amid a broader discussion of crime and court proceedings.
Overseas dispatch describes two battalions and armored cars sent toward Cairo and Jerusalem. Infantry detachments arrive within hours of troop decision, with rail en route and artillery units already en trained. Report notes logistic strains and ongoing air and ground support as operations unfold.
London reports a colonial office proclamation amid reports of violence in Jerusalem and Hebron. Police say 108 people killed and many wounded as mobs attacked Jewish families. American students injured and awaiting Rabbinic action as authorities pledge restoration and restraint.
Washington reports indicate a serious situation in the Middle East with hopes for favorable British action. Officials say British control could avert broader conflict, while American measures to protect interests proceed and a convoy may proceed under British protection.
Malformed OCR fragment reports tax policy affecting vehicle prices in Melbourne. It mentions individuals and places unclearly and lacks concrete events or dates to establish a clear summary.
Fragmentary OCR reports rampant sleeping sickness in Wentom Japan with daily deaths and a cholera outbreak in Ona, Wiifelr. Authorities impose stringent precautions as public health measures tighten across affected areas.
A report claiming Garlick resigned was denied by Mr. Bavin in a Tuesday Hoeminr edition. The piece notes Havin’s name as part of the denial and references the stated rumor about Lianthe dancing.
Ten thousand Jews gathered on the Lower East Side and marched toward the Consulate to protest restrictions. Mayor Walker promised protection and cooperation as Jewish leaders argued for rights and ethnic solidarity.
On Monday the carrier Sirugroad departed Malta with a battalion of Mardahlen bound for Jaffa. The voyage marks a step in ongoing operations in the theater.
Fragmented report describes a sudden clash near Jaffa as British units engage. The skirmish results in casualties and wounded, with fighting intensifying and authorities assessing the event.
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