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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
5
A British official statement indicates R Brennan will lead an inquiry into alleged electrical violations related to a recent parliamentary meeting. The probe aims to clarify the incident and assess any breaches attributed to the event and participants.
A garbled report outlines a late night Parliament session on early measures. It mentions attempts to dispense with the House proceedings, budget amendments, and discussions of funding to sustain services, with repeated mention of ministers, officials, and the Invest se fee. The piece reads as a jumble of names and fragmented phrases.
Fragmented OCR passage references bases, banking terms, and people like Gagarin and Meares, with scattered names and places. The legible bits resemble a garbled ledger or proceedings summary including dates, authorities, and financial terms but lack coherent events or usable facts to form a clear news item.
The Senate measures a contentious bill with amendments debated aloud. Key figures Hiennhynt Motahhin and AIS Hitterenon Lier led discussions while 12 members backed a substitute that failed to pass. Government officials including Covi nk Eker and others weighed in as the chamber rejected the government position.
A garbled dispatch outlines vast expenses in Australia, referencing a range of ministries and statements on taxation, funds, and governance. It cites figures and names in a fragmented manner, touching on economic measures, public works, and parliamentary commentary amid unclear chronology.
A garbled passage describes billiards related items and mentions several unknown terms and acronyms. It references Wifvennene, LAC, SV, UMD, and other scattered initials with no clear event, date, or outcome.
Fragmented OCR reads as a political communique or cabinet note. Mentions Imperial Government, commissioners, and a civic element in a broad governance context. The readable text is garbled, but hints at governance, commissions, and imperial oversight without clear events or dates.
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