12 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary text references names and places in a cryptic sequence. Readers may infer a discussion involving bets or contributions, but the garbled content prevents clear events, dates, or roles. No definite person, organization, or location can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A long noisy dispute over a moratorium bill with provisions to protect mortgagees emerged. The text references tenants, landlords, housing authorities, and legal language about rent controls and eviction procedures. The piece notes debates, political figures, and unnamed localities, signaling statewide or national relevance.
A cablegram from Attorney-General Brennan indicates no appointments until Scullin and Brennan return to Australia. The Cabinet was instructed to fill vacancies, with potential nominees including Dr Fyatt KC, E A McTiernan MP, and Mr Justice Macrossan, with RG Menzies KC possibly asked.
Finance committee to advise cabinet before caucus as Fanton Lyons Theodore and Curtin prepare a statement to outline financial proposals from the party on wealth nationalisation opposed by Gibbone. Menara Theodore Curtin named to confer with cabinet on financial approach. Lyana warns of serious impact on Commonwealth conversion plan and potential reopens rapacious accusations.
A government advance on wheat payments faces passage in the House with a plan to raise per bushel aid by a shilling, totaling £11,010,000 more than the Commonwealth Bank board proposed. Senate approval is anticipated as caucus disagreements are resolved and cabinet aims to fulfill wheat grower commitments.
A daring bandit burst into a residence bound and gagged a occupant while ransacking the home. Police investigated the break in, seeking witnesses and reviewing security footage for leads and a description of the suspect.
In Melbourne on Thursday the Hogan Government narrowly avoided defeat in the Legislative Assembly. The decisive casting vote came from the Chairman of Committees Mrs Rawnbill, preserving the ministry amid a tight division.
A garbled report from a historic page shows miners favouring the coal board amid a noisy debate. Names and dates are unreadable, but the piece hints at industrial action and wage talks, with references to unions and potential provincial centers.
A fragmented memorial notice recounts veterans, ceremonies, and public tributes amid rain and disruption. It mentions the War Dead association, a service, and reminders of past sacrifices with scattered references to speakers and attendees.
Fragments report police raids across Calcutta and Chittagong Bengal tied to a murder case involving a bomb. Text is garbled but mentions Nationalist Congress, leaders, and searches of multiple houses with inmates detained.
A Chinaman recounts the attack in a dark COL. HERTZOG piece. The column notes a shift in EY PN EY, examining motives and the aftermath of the violent incident.
A Thursday notice from Tongigtanive Asami Bhay regarding the Governor's Bilary WL and the Lieutenant-Governor's role to rool 2780 amid a discussion led by Morbert Nichole and others. The document references Arp iberanie antowe and a related event at NeHVAte EAN Hoyt with an anticipatory hearing.
Fractured text shows confusion over caucus proposals and political figures. Disjointed phrases mention anxieties about reforms, possible outcomes, and international concerns. The source highlights tension around governance and policy direction with fragments pointing to notable individuals and places.
A fragmented report notes fears of internal saboteurs in Soviet plants. Chinese and other foreign agents suspected as factory workers reported anomalies and heightened security measures. Authorities warn of possible infiltration efforts amid rising tensions.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions Hoover and multiple garbled names and places, suggesting a political or academic rebuke at a seminar. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse, but centers on a rebuke incident involving Hoover and attendees.
A garbled OCR item discusses shares trends and prices with fragmented terms. Mentions trading heavy activity and a referenced entity SAHTHTC and Thy KIWUt Yokel, but readable facts are limited and unclear. The piece appears as a damaged financial update with multiple typographical errors.
A chaotic political text shows Mr Lyons and Mr Howse denying coalition links and blaming unspecified persons for misrepresentations. The article references parliamentary reports, ministerial statements, and party lines, with tense rhetoric about trust, media, and political maneuvering.
The report details confusion over £150 good conduct money promised to Bradman and other officials. Mr Kelly refuses to comment as discussions reveal Labour and National Party figures debating how information reached the public. Prime Minister and acting premier deny pre arrangement and insist no prior knowledge of the proposal.
Fragments suggest residents faced fuel or gas shortages, with signs of payment difficulties and disrupted supplies. The piece hints at community strain as households struggle to meet costs and obtain essential utilities, reflecting a wary city condition.
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