29 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
1
The Labour Party executive may adjust demands formed at a Tuesday night meeting. The party's official organ warns against precipitous action that could jeopardize its chance at the act. Several Labour supporters recognize the danger of repudiating debts. The Melbourne office expresses cautious stance on the proposals.
Fragmentary report notes rising tensions and a committee debate in England over responsibilities and security. The text references potential changes in policy and public reaction, with unclear names or places due to damaged wording.
The wool discussion centers on Australia’s economic reliance on wool. Sir Waddell notes eyes on the Sydney season opening next month. Sir Graham cautions forecasts, but believes wool may have bottomed and prices could rise slightly. Melbourne reports the Squatting Investment Company chair cites a generally low mood and potential adverse effects at today’s half year meeting.
Dr Sydney Thompson the ship's doctor reports on the Prime Minister's health on Wednesday night. Reullin's temperature is subsiding and sleep returning, but the cough remains troublesome and overall exhaustion recurs as the general condition shows modest improvement.
Fragmented text reports delays in harbour bridge repairs with references to costs and government funding. Mentions of officials and potential redirection of funds to other projects. Readers see uncertainty over timing and financial strategy for the engineering program.
Government proposes heavy tax increases affecting employment and a new levy on incomes. Dissent exemptions for wine and taxi fares are debated as a reform aimed at broadening revenue. The plan includes a possible doubling of certain taxes though details remain unclear.
A garbled OCR passage mixes names, places, and phrases about politics and statements. Many words are unreadable, with scattered references to people, locations, and possible events, yielding no clear narrative or verifiable facts.
In a brief notice from WHHL an inactive member lists renewals and duties for the Mahe chapter. The item notes a single member’s reengagement and outlines upcoming tasks for the society’s Tun trey Kener Suewery division.
A fragmentary report discusses Australia facing social and economic troubles while noting other nations suffer more severely. The text references migration, youth issues, and government responses amid a troubled national mood.
Fragmented notes show lawmakers discussing treasury bills and renewal terms. The text references a London calendar, political figures, and potential policy shifts affecting financial timing and parliamentary decisions.
Berlin faces worsening economic conditions with factory closings and a 1600 job cut at the municipal transit line. Pottery makers shut down due to poor trade while a ruby brewing dispute spurs wage cut demands. Unions mock proposed wage rises as negotiations collapse.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and dates. The readable portion mentions Hogan and Scullin with references to a midday session and a government conference. The readable facts are too incomplete to determine a clear event, location, or outcome.
At Albert Hall a public meeting voted to continue the Unemployment Relief Committee for another three months. A sub committee was formed to study youth employment in the Territory and report on related costs and project progress.
Disorder erupted near the Glenville Sugar Refinery in Port Adelaide involving tracpers and hoodlums as volunteers loaded sugar. Police actions followed as authorities held several workers and locals amid a tense morning at the refinery.
A garbled British press summary mentions censorship and toned down coverage of a wartime incident. It references government actions and dates in a distorted account, with scattered names and places preserved amid the noise.
A woman died following an act of self harm at a residence. Police and medical personnel responded to the scene on the night of the incident. The death is currently under investigation by local authorities with no further details released.
Oversea lines ration HYDS EY Thursday as ships depart. Annuuciation and stieghted missions reference Nutri and EMIuA MIM. The petite one Faye AKC and Brent ardor appear among years and details, with a focus on cargoes, routes, and quantities.
In parliament Swallan Ambled through a muddled discussion on a nationality bill affecting women's status. The session touched on a range of points including marital ties to American sailors and potential counterarguments, but clarity remained elusive as lawmakers grappled with the implications.
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