02 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1929
Page
1
In a parliamentary exchange the minister outlines immigration limits and safeguards. He cites unemployment concerns and the need to balance national interests with humanitarian obligations amid growing arrivals, while opposition figures press for clearer timelines and actions.
The annual Federal Capital Commission report outlines reductions in city leases, showing surrenders and forfeitures and a capital value decline from 451 to 209 units totaling £183,191. It discusses government action, tenure changes, and economic implications for properties and institutions across the capital.
Melbourne report states Labour will hold 29 seats to 28 for the previous Assembly, with the McPherson Government remaining until December 1 when ministry age is set. The four Country Progressive Party members retain balance of power, while major leaders are re-elected.
A report notes a large relief program in the northern coal fields. It cites a big rise in employment and promises to reemploy hundreds of miners, railway workers, engineers and associated trades after labor unrest and industrial disruption.
London reports a cabinet reshuffle with changes across departments. Karl Russell reportedly replaces an under secretary, while in industry and trade new appointments adjust senior roles. The moves affect ministers and junior officials, reflecting party leadership changes.
The Wall Street stunt reverberates across the City of London as shares falter and gilt values swing. Analysts cite possible government interference and a looming clash over monetary policy while the Bank and financial press debate the approach and its impact on sterling and London banks.
A British government report outlines increased motor vehicle use and road funding for the year. It notes a total fund of 21.204 million with 21,868 counted for a related year, amid ongoing transport development discussions in London and other regions.
Conflicting views emerge on deflation and recession across the country after a sudden stock market downturn. Ford and other leaders warn of gradual revenuation while others blame financial speculation. factories cut production and thousands of workers face layoffs amid mounting capital shifts inland.
A convoluted claim alleges playwright Kaibart Mure and producer Mis Miter infringed the work Journey's Bet Her and three other works, with entities like Mis Miter and Mactia Breen noted amid accusations of unlawful use in Aber and related venues. The text mentions a rival production and claims of copying elements from Hat Seemrmey's Wad, drawing attention to alleged rights violations in a contested theater scene.
British industry specialists prepare for a discussion on future prospects. Prime Minister will host a session with representatives from trade and commerce groups. Several officials are invited to weigh plans.
Poor OCR yields a fragmented note about a Berkeley open event and a Brambley tournament with names Reteriny Hind and Bevkiey. It mentions a 36 unit measure and a Bon place, but details are unclear.
A flood warning outlines rising water along the River Thames with widespread flooding in London and the Midlands. Heavy rainfall endangers towns near Windsor and Croydon, while storms disrupt rail lines and schools report weather impacts as November rainfall totals rise.
Tasmanian Minister for Lands announces road works funding and a new implementation plan with expected dates and figures. Officials cite contractors and payment positions while outlining progress at key river valley sites and related infrastructure projects.
Minister for Home Affairs Mr. Marketoy said on Saturday that while there are challenges, oil in Papua and New Guinea should eventually succeed. He noted geological formations resemble global oil regions and highlighted government patience and ongoing exploratory work by the Australian oil company in the territory. The survey chief and the federal paleontologist warned that while progress is slower, the Territorian exploration shows potential similar to other major fields in Burma and alongside known rock formations.
The King of Mandringhan experiments with Lewedime using wheat grown on the Haye farm, linking the Royal Farm to new agricultural practices. Local observers note the project centers on seed selection and household use as part of royal horticultural trials.
The article details Byrd and crew's flight from Little America to and around the South Pole, noting departure aboard the plane with Hor Baletien and photographer McKinley, and the overall mission duration about 24 hours. It references a British prelude and the surrounding expedition activities under American leadership.
A unclear obituary style item from New York honors a person named Myra Wemlan and others in a commemorative tribute. The text mentions a farewell before departure and a family situation surrounding a return, with references to a commander and a city.
A disrupted report details a low scoring cricket match in Australia with MCC facing a strong bowling performance. Names such as Nichols, Harwood, Worthington, and Reha appear among players contributing to a tense contest as final figures emerge and visitors edged the game.
A reported rocket car trial ended with an explosion during a test as the vehicle reached 30 mph. Witnesses described the cartage detonation and ensuing damage. Valier’s figures noted 39 to 60 ob, unclear from the fragment.
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