11 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
1
The caucus and Labour members press for urgent legislation to increase subsidy funds after the Commonwealth Bank Board refused a further sixpence per bushel. They forecast Senate passage or a double dissolution election next year if blocked.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a party related to a governor and a 70 member state house, with numerous unreadable or mis-spaced words. It names Auste n F and Wegman among others, but the full context and identifiable events remain unclear.
Fragmented text shows an unclear private offer to build across state lines. The garbled lines mention Rye Fi and Minits, with partial references to North, Hirldise, and Uhh Maint Piher. No verifiable dates, organizations, or outcomes are readable.
Mr Moloney discusses trade prospects in New York with unclear details and fragmented lines show a stream of names and references to markets and Antennas. The text is damaged with many illegible sections but hints at discussions of imports exports and strategic shifts across regions and firms.
Unclear OCR fragment references a surge in writs and legal filings. Mentions names and places obliquely, with limited readable nouns. The readable portion hints at a broad rise in court writs and possibly a press note on legal activity.
Disjointed OCR text hints at funding or grants in Tasmania related to disabilities. Mentions authorities, agencies, and dates but content is garbled. Summary surmises a deteriorated record about grant timing and administrative actions without clear names or specifics.
A Darwin message reports Flight-Lieutenant Hill arriving at dawn, with a quiet reception in Sydney at 1030. Details are garbled but indicate a formal welcome following a long flight.
Mr Lyons signals a coalition consideration amid a heated council caucus. The rejection of a non party council proposal was discussed amid tense exchanges and shifts in support. The scene centered on party lines, leadership directions, and possible alliances shaping the decision.
In Parliament last night Mr. Fenton said the government will not adopt Mr. Latham's plan for a non party council. A caucus meeting turned sensational when acting-Treasurer Lyons proposed forming a Coalition Government to tackle economic troubles. It is thought Latham and Farle Page were named for Coalition ministers, but caucus rejected the idea amid opposition from moderates.
Buried in garbled OCR text are scattered names, places, and phrases about food rations for a camp and an appeal to a minister. The readable bits mention individuals such as Jason Winker and Mike Warden, a political or administrative action, and references to a food relief effort amid uncertainty.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a political meeting or rally involving Mr Hill and supporters. Mentions wind, fir, journey, and a plea to consider actions. Text is garbled with missing names and dates, making specifics unclear.
Tasmania prepares for a visit by a West Australian leader to discuss federal government ties. Officials anticipate formal talks on economic, security, and regional cooperation matters with local representatives and national ministers.
The text reports on Mr. S. M. Bruce and government actions in London. It notes a debate stance, with reference to Australian policy and conservative positions. It mentions opposition pressures and expected government response amid ongoing parliamentary proceedings.
Broken Hill mines may shut down as workers stage protests and politicians debate the impact. Local officials and unions weigh alternatives while the workforce considers longer-term plans amid mounting economic pressure.
Railway union pushes abolition of rationing amid wartime controls. Advocates argue for free market access and supply fairness while officials warn of potential shortages and economic disruption. Public debate clusters around transportation costs and consumer impact.
In a Pelall press summary a tobacco price watchdog warns against profiteering. Officials note tariff changes do not justify broad price hikes and call for vigilance as market watchers react to recent shifts.
A fragmented report from a regional financial meeting discusses economic strategies and potential reforms. Notable entities referenced include local banks and government agencies, with focus on investment plans and regulatory considerations. The document hints at cross state cooperation and upcoming policy discussions affecting lenders and borrowers.
A court remanded the suspect charged with murder in Campsie after an alleged shooting at Campale involving William Henry Fhomywon. Proceedings continue as authorities pursue further evidence and formal charges.
A chaotic scene during a campus parade escalated as jealousy and noise rose among participants. The event ended with police involvement near the football track and surrounding streets, as bystanders reported loud arguing and a tense atmosphere.
A garbled wartime style notice describes a buried gold award and a finder’s reward. Names and places are largely unreadable, but references to a German finder, a May event, and a public ceremony appear amid distorted OCR text.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and teams in a sports context with unclear specifics. The readable bits show references to fans, a team or players and a date or event, but the source is garbled and lacks coherent facts to form a precise summary.
Ottawa dispatch relays Australian plans to curb butter shipments. Minister for Dafener Mr. Blovens expresses intention to coordinate with Canada for a joint limitation at the upcoming conference. Maloney expected to secure satisfactory adjustments as talks proceed.
Local miners stage opposition to a proposed wage tax amid tensions in the region. Reports indicate organized protest actions and calls for government reconsideration as workers express economic anxiety and seek policy relief.
A continuation of the poisoning case emerges from London as authorities order exhume and autopsy of a suspect linked to Ann Hour and Corian fivemen. The Home Office issued the directive, and the proceedings involve the removal of lingering remains for forensic checks.
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