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28 Aug 1930
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
1
Repudiation Of the War Debts Debate In Parliament
Irish newspaper account notes a late night discussion among Sydney trades unions favoring the sale of war debts and pressing the Labour week to debate the matter. The piece suggests the government will likely face difficult policy questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bya
Sydney Trades
Meraon
Ottawa
Repudiation Threat Lurks Over Australian Debt Market
Fragmented OCR text warns that repudiation of debts could devastate Australia’s financial position. It suggests repudiation would make lenders wary, potentially shrinking loan markets and hurting the economy, with fear of a broader financial crisis among policymakers and the public.
Lyons To Stand By Chief
Lyons declares support for Chief amid looming vote or leadership question. City officials weigh concerns as community watchers anticipate stance effects on policy and public confidence.
Scullin Budget Speech Sparks Bipartisan Debate
In a Melbourne conference the minister stated there is no plan to repudiate the agricultural row and affirmed the budget will be presented by the party and the ministry. The address emphasizes a firm stance on policy and outlines expected tax and rental measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Melbourne
Mt and
T Alwo Eodoree
Non-committal Melbourne opinion on new Walew con
Fragmentary newspaper note reports mixed views on a new Walew con amid denials of mutters in Melbourne. The piece mentions Wane and Walye Pier and references a heater in a public space. Incomplete text limits clarity on persons and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Pau
Budget Balanced Declared By Mr Fenton In Australia
Mr Fenton announced before leaving for Melbourne that the government will balance the budget and take any measures to honour obligations. He said consideration of Australia’s finances had not begun at the Melbourne conference but had progressed for months. He warned of wicked reporters in London and urged national unity to pull through, noting a healthy tone in the London market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melbourne
Fenton
Austrn
London
Australia
London Press
Thirteen Arrests After Attack on Police Chief in Calcutta
A chaotic incident tied to an attempted Fluo blast near a boat explosion leaves multiple casualties. Police Chief Narayan Chandra Koy leads the Calcutta Corporation inquiry as a 16 year old Muslim boy is reported among the injured, with the suspect group linked to a local shop incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talore
Narayan Chandra Koy
Calcatta Corporation
Uc Lami
Lower Interest But Not Repudiation Report
AYDNEY reports the branch president of the AWC claims the Labour movement fought four years for wage and hour reforms. He opposes repudia tion of the Australian war effort and argues interest should align with other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
AWC
Australian War Club
Attitude dispute and smoke incident at Melbourne firm
Fragmented report describes Mr Hogan's attitude and government repudiation hints amid a blaze at the Furniture Company premises on Home Street. Firefighters arrived quickly, a driver injured, and hospital treatment followed. The article links the event to political tensions and industrial unrest in the capital.
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Wednemay
Tile Furniture Company
Action AM Home
Witt Street
Praetor
Merce
Slight Improvement Reported on Prime Minister Scullin
The Prime Minister's Department releases a bulletin from ship's surgeon Thompson on Tuesday night noting improved general condition and good resistance but continued weakness. He is expected to remain confined to bed for at least another week as health shows slight progress.
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Bydnay “Thompson
Scullin
Baullin
Ted
British bulk purchase scheme faces price hurdle
The Metropolitan Meat Board chairman Mr. R. Cramarey cautions that distributing the bulk purchase plan through the empire could fail if a fair pricing method is not agreed. The Beersinrg initiative aims to absorb surplus at a fair value, with the empire potentially taking the entire surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Beersinrg
Mr. Thomas
Metropolitan
R. Cramarey
Bradman in Trouble Over Board Rule Breach
London reports Bradman faces Board of Control action over alleged breach. The cricketer reportedly received £2000 on two ties and handled publicity aspects including photographs and broadcasts. The Herald notes he would discuss the matter with the Board upon the team's return.
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London
Board of Control
Bradman
Kelly
the Herald
Gliding Record Attempts Feature in Australia News
In Adelaide on a Wednesday a report notes tentative gliding efforts and mentions the Australian Aer Club. The piece describes attempts to set records, comments on national aviation groups, and hints at disputes over data sharing and sponsorship, with references to wartime context and organizational stance.
Tahiti Honolulu voyage praised by Melbourne crew
Passengers aboard the Tahiti Honolulu praised the voyage views of Tahiti and Venice Lym. Engineers and crew collected a 70 pound fare while awaiting boats. A rough current delayed the Venture crossing to Raratonga. Fred Walker of Melbourne inspected the craft and noted the crew’s steady work to keep water clear.
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Honolulu
Tahith
Tahiti
William Chiming
Melbourne
Venton
Fred Walker
Howra
Kendall Oration Set For Next Tuesday Evening
The Kendall Lectures in Veterinary Science will be delivered at the Institute in Amatny Acton next Tuesday evening. Founded by the Kendall family and dedicated to the memory of notable veterinary figures, the event invites attendance from the friend and medical community.
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Amatmny
Acton
Kendall
Kohavtmon
Postponed Coronation of King Carol in Tuscany
The coronation of King Carol of Bucharest is postponed amid rumors of royal marital tensions. Reports say Carol may not crown alone while divorce issues and possible new alliances with Madame Lupesca stir speculation about future arrangements and foreign backing.
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Cerel
Carol
Manis
Hae
Pinon
Helene
Treasury bills renewal urged in London
London reports discuss renewal of five million pounds in treasury bills amid talk of the Commonwealth's credit and market conditions. The piece notes a recent meeting of ministers and Commonwealth officials, highlighting improved prices for Australian rock and broader financial confidence.
Wheat Drops In U S A Sown Areas Fall Short
The agriculture department attributed lower wheat sowing to weather and drought conditions. Officials warned output may be affected as planting areas contracted across several states, including Montana and surrounding regions, with rainfall failures cited as a key stress factor.
Banks Guarantee Bond Issuance Under Tax Act
Australian banks agree to guarantee bonds required by manufacturers under the Tax Act. Several firms have pledged backing for bonds, with banks providing security up to the maximum charge on bonds. London reports show concern over the rapid processing of bank guarantees amid holiday disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Wednesdy
Iyax
Nunwrawa
Bank Han
Canterbury Match Report From A Frustrating Day
Fragmented score and weather woes marred Canterbury cricket as Australia faced Kent with delayed play due to travel disruptions. Names like Kippie, McCabe, Oldfeld and Harnbhbook appear in a jumbled lineup while Woodfull and Coes provide low scoring pressure and a shaky total despite brief partnerships and late wickets.
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London
Wellnonday
Australia
Kent
Canterbury
Goo
Austenna
Kippea
McCabe
Oldfeld
Harnbhbook
Chapman
Hin
Linke
Fram
Kuiott
Todd
Hard Wak
Woolley
Freeman
Ash
State Railways Losses Prompt Budget Strain
Probable railways losses in the state threaten a budget squeeze as reports from Toeson indicate potential totals around £8,000,000. Court-led reductions could trim this by £500,000 to £750,000, influencing government finance and labor party priorities amid cabinet deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Toeson
Railways face grave consequences from deceptive wires
A garbled clipping suggests serious risks tied to faulty railway communications and misinformation. Officials warn that misleading messages could disrupt services and safety protocols, prompting reviews of wire transmissions and emergency procedures across lines.
German aviator Von Gronau greeted by 10000 in New York
German aviator Von Gronau landed in New York at 3 48 pm from Halifax and was greeted by a crowd of about 10 000. He spoke of challenges on the Atlantic route, weather and navigation, and noted future plans remain undecided while returning to the seaplane.
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von Gronau
Halifax
Arctic
America
Euerope
Kingaford
Atlantic
Rhetts
von Gromi Mild
Mitre
Geiiman
Abe
Talbert
Fiona
Entley
Planta
Chicago
Federal Minister Blakeley's Nome Altair Visit Plans
The Resident Minister Mr Blakeley outlines travel to Canberra and Sydney with a brief in Canberra, noting the federal minister will not take holidays this Christmas. If time allows, he may tour surrounding areas and banks within the Federal Capital Territory.
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Fernais
Canberra
Abnent
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