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The fragmentary text shows scattered words about prices and items like tricycle, wafers, and cones with misread names Joyce and others. No coherent event or locations are discernible from the OCR garble.
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24 Dec 1930
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1930
Page
1
Transfer of staff at Royal BMi College to Byd
Royal BMi College reduces staff transfers moving part of the Duntrook operations to Byd under Commonwealth government oversight. The change affects a smaller number of employees as part of ongoing standardization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edofas
Ftw
Commonwealth
Mgestty T
Military
Meooritie’ Methoda i
Royal Bmi'tay College
Duntrook
Byd
Christmas Message From Acting Governor General
An imperfectly read Christmas address from the acting Governor General references welfare and annual greetings to the people of Australia. The text is fragmentary with garbled phrases but hints at themes of prosperity, public service, and training for official duties.
Unclear text fragment on dole system unemployment report
The readable lines describe a disrupted notice about unemployment and labor reforms. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations are established in the legible text.
Bank Closings Rise in New York as Weekend Runs Hit Banks
New York reports two more bank closings today with the National Bank of Miami and Bankers' Trust Company of Philadelphia failing amid heavy withdrawals. State officials expect most banks to reopen after reorganization, and authorities project total closures could reach about 1,000 by year end as consolidation reduces excess banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
National Bank of Miami
Bankers’ Trust Company of Philadelphia
United States
Sabotage in Bombay Cloth Boycott
A battered summary notes government action in Bombay regarding the cloth boycott. It mentions tensions, non-violence doubts, and alleged sabotage linked to recent incidents, with references to police and public reactions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Dense fog halts London transit as seven deaths reported
Dense fog cripples London transport with seven deaths and multiple accidents. Bus and tram services curtailed while suburban routes and railways face disruptions. Cropton aerodrome shifts to limited operations as trains struggle to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Abelkwupa
Votes For Women Meeting Debates Round Table Conference
Reported at London a meeting of the Round Table Conference committee saw speakers including Min Bub Yariyan and Bewert Shah Nuwar present memoranda on women’s suffrage. A contentious stance argued against a new constitution while discussing women’s rights and responsibilities within the negotiating process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Afoniay
Ae Round Table
Min
Bub
Yariyan
Mr Scullin and officials to Melbourne on January 12
The Prime Minister Mr Aculling and the Attorney General Mr Benn rend wil are due in Melbourne on Monday January 12. They will travel overland from Frenautie to Metouri and then proceed to Canborrite for related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Woman Faints Oncoming Train Near Bankstown Station
A woman fainted on the Bankstown railway platform this morning after an ankle injury. Eyewitnesses reported she collapsed beneath the front carriage as a man nearby aided her. The incident occurred during peak travel time with station staff attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynney
Esuay Hella Turner
Bankstown railWay
Married Women in Public Service Spark Debate in Sydney
Fragmented note details a public service issue involving married women in Sydney and extends to unnamed officials and dates. The text references a federation, a cabinet, and a protest or policy debate, but specifics are unclear due to OCR damage. Key names or places remain unreadable.
Dismissals Stir Married Women Minister Firm Policy
A government minister faces dismissals as Education Deputy Mr Davies insists on enforcing policy against married women teachers. He argues no place exists for wives remaining in teaching after marriage, while some seek to delay action to consult peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pydingys
Auinister For Education
Davien
Dlemietts
Davies
New Houth
All Below Cost Mild Prices of Goods
Fragmentary text cites prices and mentions senators and markets in a discussion about world grade goods. The garbled lines reference cost concerns, prices in world markets, and mentions of mining industry context without clear events or outcomes.
Heat Wave Grips State With Severe Humidity
Sydney reports extreme heat with many residents collapsing in shops. EMS and ambulance brigades attend dozens as temperatures climb to 82 degrees by late morning and humidity remains high. Two relief workers were hospitalized in Marraville, one in serious condition.
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fAlebt
Nghewt
White Clits
Marraville
Bon Pital
Bank Note Fraud Huge Verdict Against English Company
A court verdict condemns a major English bank note fraud scheme led by Sir William Waterlow. The case involved Waterlow and associates forging documents to deceive the Bank of Portugal and other parties. The defendants allegedly intercepted communications to enable fabrications and security breaches, prompting a landmark ruling on elaborate fraud methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tundon
Bank of Portugal
Waterlow
Roma
Macullat
Bank of Ports
Willam Waterlow
Unclear parliamentary notes on January by election details
Fragmentary report describes party activity and resignation at Parkes with references to weighty financial figures and printing concerns. It mentions Justice Weight, Mr. McTiernan, and various figures tied to bank and legal matters, amid disputed authorization and court involvement.
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Wiliam Waterlow
AMUN
Waburtons Moat
MNNI
Marans
Hid
Bank Poten
Jude Mont
Suspect Held in Elwood Murder Case
A suspect was held today in connection with the murder of Mary Dean of Elwood. Detektiver ta to interrogate the person as part of the investigation.
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Dusueulrne
Tieday
Rons Footien
Mary Dean
Elwood
Detietiver Tae Ont Nena
Perpetual injunction bars Upper House abolition pending referendum
The Full Court of five judges granted a perpetual injunction preventing Legislative Councillors from presenting the Lang Government bill to the Governor for Royal assent to abolish the Upper House until the matter is decided by a referendum. The decision suggests the measure will not be enacted before 1932.
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Long Innew
Lang
Ferguson
James, Owen
Long Innes
Sir John Peden
Legislative Council
Leat
Eval
Jr. Ryatt
Tuniem
Atectora
Rey Piac
New South Wale
D. Beate
Temstore
Erin
Aaron
Ste. Justice
Morwwon
New Earth
Tor. Marien
Foxton
Wyalt
20Tto
Noller
High Court
Loxton
Kinanley
John Tevien
Unemployment Tax Debate Highlights Council Meeting
The legislative council discussed potential reforms to unemployment tax policy and wage adjustments for relief programs. Debates focused on funding, eligibility, and the impact on workers and employers amid ongoing economic concerns.
City properties set for valuation next year
The Valuer-General’s department announced a planned revaluation of all property in the district for next year. Officials said departments will update valuations to reflect current market values and ensure fair rates across municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydngy
Toomey
Mydney
Newmarip
Sean
Aguinet Member of SA Parliament Charged with Fence Offense
A member of the Male Parliament, Albert Edwards, faced charges for committing fence offense against Juin Munday. Under cross examination, Munday admitted part of the statement was fabricated by the nation and police code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adnlator
Tunsday
Oder
Albert Jdrwards
Juin Munday
Munday
King and Queen to Sandringham amid royal visit
A garbled dispatch from London notes the king and queen cheered en route to Sandringham. The article mentions royal figures and preparations for a royal town scene with Majesties expected to arrive, and Hlowhy’s expected recovery from a chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King's Crows
Sandringham
Fiieabatty
Marsant
Royal Town
Wale
Boy's Fatal Leap
Sydney report of a 17 year old boy Ronald Permanun of Lane Covey killed after leaping from a moving Brisbane bound train near Fark Town. He was struck and mutilated. brother Kenneth witnessed the incident and attempted to intervene before the train halted at Bhuekiowy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ronald Permanun
Lane Covey
Minister To Inspect Rationing Plan In Busy Visit
The Labour Minister plans a direct look at the new rationing act proposals. He aims to challenge claims that removing rationing would cause chaos and to test the efficiency of label sheet measures in the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Tuonday
Labour and Incountry Cdr
Alakniey Bafotn
Touday Sn
Bunien
Stock Exchange Report Amid Holiday Shutdown
The Sydney Stock Exchange paused for Christmas with operations resuming in the second week of the new year. A sense of anxiety prevailed as many banks reported minor fluctuations while Commonwealth bonds showed irregularities. Market indices slipped with yields down and investors watching for clearer guidance after the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Bydney
Pyaney Rick Exchanien
Bunkeas
Commonwealth
Gas Company Announces Price Cut for Gas Supply
The Reanly Gnn Co. told the Minister for Labour and Industry that it is ready to reduce the price of gas by fourpence per lineal feet from January 1, signaling a policy shift in the industrial sector. The statement was delivered amid ongoing discussions on energy costs and domestic supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Tovey
Reanly Gnn Co
Haw
Ihn
One Year's Grace Granted to Public Service Exemption
An order extends a year's grace to Teo C.F. tranet of the AK and ALLA, allowing mission officers in the wealth government to be exempt from certain provisions of the Public Service Act until November. The exemption covers soldiers and avoids penalties for loss of pay or duties due to this dispensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo C.F. Tranet
Alla
League
Reuters Brief: Global Markets Review and Updates
A compact Reuters briefing notes varied market moves and policy signals while highlighting notable shifts in equities bonds and currencies across major indices. It mentions central banks potential actions and emerging risks shaping near term sentiment for investors.
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