29 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1930
Page
1
Paris reports that Marshal Joffre remains gravely ill with gangrene complicating his condition. The French commander, famed for WWI leadership, has undergone surgical amputation after a recent deterioration, but doctors describe only a temporary improvement before further risk.
A report from Prince George describes a heavy fall during a hunt. A rider dislocated a shoulder and sustained injuries as the hunt proceeded. The incident disrupted the scene but no further details are provided.
Interview on route to Australia with Prime Minister Healty notes bright hopes for countrymen. He laments troubles and calls for unity to guide toward prosperity while urging citizens to do their part in facing challenges.
Ragoon reports of intensified clashes as rebels employ guerilla tactics in Burma. Police and troops clash with insurgents near jungle districts. raids, mobile firing, and barricades disrupt order while authorities vow to quell the uprising. Visibility of armed factions increases.
In Madrid on Saturday the first regally recognized synagogue since the 1492 expulsion opened with a ceremony attended by 40 attendees. Klar Alfons aided the community’s recognition and revival efforts.
Fragmented OCR lists members of a bowling club with scattered names Kell Kamerville Burns Heaney Melanies Brownlee Weatherstan McKinstry Hilton Edgward Weleh Gund Waterman Mebonnett among others. The text hints at a lull in activity and a remittance of the Saturday matter, but many parts are garbled.
Fragmented text describes Melbourne with a pilot and figures about a round in an aviation event. Mentions Mr Andrew Cunningham and an attempt to fly from Australia to England, with references to Sydney and Canberra in a historic air competition.
Fragmentary text describes a vehicle incident involving a person named Prince George and a drive toward hospitals. The legible portions mention a possible seizure or stroke event, with vague references to a road, timing, and injuries. Specific names, dates, or places are largely unreadable.
Wheat prices fell to an all time low of 50 cents in Winnipeg on Saturday as buyers showed little interest. Offers were scarce and prices fluctuated as buyers bid back toward higher levels amid tentative trading.
South Africa staged a dramatic comeback to beat an unnamed opponent by 24 runs in a test. The match swung on late wickets as the rival hoped for a big finish, but South Africa’s bowling held firm to claim victory.
Members of Que wjan and Tungeranmne families including Bey Ge Gallagher and MewdM isan were ordained by Bishop of Gollan CRE Revs He Tohn Barry. They are admitted as privat at the Roman Sathptie Church. Mass and lectures slated at St Christopher's with Rev Father Morrison leading.
Fragmentary cobbled text from a London editorial faultily reporting on a grim British outlook. The piece appears to hint at imperial counts and national peril, but the garbled lines make specific facts or dates unclear.
At Sydney studio on Saturday night boxer Huntay Atonty from Victoria collapsed after a knockdown in the mid rounds. He received care from doctors but showed signs of serious injury, with the crowd reacting as medical staff prepared for possible surgery and emergency transport.
Fragmentary OCR notes document changes in health ministers and parliamentary roles in the early 20th century. Mentions include a minister for health from 12 April to October 1072 and a later reference to joining the Conservative Party in 1926. The text is garbled with dates and names, but centers on ministerial appointments and political alignment.
In Western Australia, wheat growers urge a government moratorium to cover debts and halt repayments. Officials face pressure as creditors seek £704 in arrears while a relief measure remains under consideration.
A hill collapse at Mustapha Hill in Algiers on Saturday reportedly killed about thirty people and buried two natives. Rescue teams searched the debris, fearing more fatalities as authorities investigated the incident and warned of unstable ground.
A garbled OCR fragment cites various names and terms, mentioning Haribinhy and Tavusir with unclear context. The text appears as a stream of disjointed words and possible proper nouns, lacking coherent events or verifiable details suitable for a clear summary.
In a tense match England faltered as South Africa’s bowler Nupen dominated, taking multiple wickets while Vinoth Newson and Rowing contributed key runs. Tewan named South Africa captain for four Tests but will miss the Australian tour, leaving Nupen to lead with strong support from Vere and Balankan amid a fluctuating chase and late stand by Paty.
Australasian ministers discuss another revision of a trade treaty with focus on import duties and timber export terms. Key figures include Parker Melony and Turkish minister Me Turker Metaney, amid plans to present amendments and potential market safeguards.
The campaign announces a new food shop opening in New York for a month. It details products including Atta, honey, butter, and margarine, targeting Australian foods. The plan mentions a leadership role and hopes to boost local production awareness and trade.
Fragmentary notice reports a memorial service for Douglas London with local attendees and youth gathering. The incomplete text references Loyalties and a funeral procession, but full details are missing.
Fragmented text notes Australia maintaining economic interest in Antarctic exploration. Mentions preparation for expeditions and competition with Norway in whale farming or whaling contexts. Readability limited by OCR.
In the Alpine community, a tragic incident near Mantis claimed the life of a woman and left two others injured. Authorities investigate the cause as residents mourn and await official statements from local agencies.
Fragmentary report notes a Saxon cross moved from its original position in Derbyshire to a rural district site near Forailen. The article mentions an arrangement by a local lady and a ceremonial restoration tied to an ancient constellation motif.
A fatal accident occurred on the Northern Road at Port Macquarie when the front tyre of a vehicle blew out causing a skid. The driver was thrown from the car and died at the scene. police are investigating the circumstances.
Reported in a condensed world intelligence brief, including diverse sources, the bulletin compiles notable events and facts from disputed regions. It notes cross border tensions and economic updates, with analysts cautioning about incomplete details and evolving dynamics across multiple nations.
A chaotic report details the missing Dr. Delamatha and a companion after a flight from Sydney. Anxious kin and authorities trace a convoluted route through Narvouine and Bert Teale Rudney toward Rourke with a National Airways plane cited, while relatives await Christman homecoming.
Cant Matthews and crew left Rydnwy Sunday and reached Wrinhin after a 20 minute Mehl. Captain Matthews plans a weekend in Briabane then heads toward Darwin. He aims to reach Longreach by Friday night and lower Kingsford AImih's record by four hours.
Police probe reveals a complex scheme tied to the Rotary motor firm and a New York investor group. Key figures Clink Harkir and Wem Parker face extraordinary accusations, with alleged royalty schemes and unpatented invention claims. Police detail a tangled fraud involving a church trustee and a blocked payout, while courts weigh the defendants’ liability.
A severe motor racing incident occurred at Wentworth Mowad mp in New South Wales. Funan Dedfrey Hinhard and Hankula were among those injured with one confirmed fatality after the crash near the Brown Apentwar ride. Police and emergency services responded swiftly.
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