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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1929
Page
1
An 8 report from Captain Tureen describes a voyage toward King Haakon Desi. He and a crew member Hoire reportedly navigated between Coats Land and Braderby Land aboard a Norwegien plane, landing then returning to Narwralatt.
London reports on Hinkler's experimental aeroplane for sea and land use. The monoplane, powered by a 150 hp Bulitson engine, undergoes trials and aims for a dual role with anticipated success and a long term plan to serve Australia, noting progress in construction and expert assessment.
Madrum shattered multiple marks in London as he clocked 1.404 in the sprint and beat rivals with a standout run. The crowd roared as he posted a 1.0.L in another event, while Holton Mitlain and others posted notable times and finishes.
Sensational coal case in Sydney High Court as Chief Justice Knox adjourns proceedings. He indicates the matter may be restarted or evidence accepted as already given, with counsel for the miners and the Crown debating next steps amid apologies and references to forthcoming actions.
A fragmentary report outlines a proposed naval arms agreement among Britain, the United States, and Japan. It notes committee members and debates over enforcement and possible reactions within allied circles amid a broader tension surrounding fortifications and armament limits.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a Spanish bid to engage in naval discussions amid Berat history and Mediterranean tensions. The garbled lines reference a voice in parley, mutual die river, and historic gems, with unclear names and places.
Fragmentary report describes discussions on reparations and occupation terms involving American and Allied positions. The text references wartime policies, Allied directives, and postwar planning with emphasis on the United States and Britain shaping settlement terms amid international tensions.
The report outlines large support for strengthened frontier defences in Paris with heavy expenditure plans. It notes commitments by socialist and communist factions and hints at broader military and financial mobilization to sustain fortifications along the frontier.
A garbled report describes nationalist leaders opposing Gandhi's plan and seeking to extend boycotts to municipalities. It mentions a working committee of the Indian National Congress, calls for a round table conference, and references attempts to unify political factions.
Chief Railway Commissioner Mr. Cleary outlined plans to speed services by integrating buses with trains and trams, upgrading engines and carriages, and using motor lorries to handle consignments. Faster long distance trains and better goods movement are proposed to cut delays and extend service hours. The program aims to improve efficiency amid ongoing modernization efforts.
The article discusses predictions of lower prices and economic shifts in London amid postwar uncertainty. It references industry trends, factory output, and public sentiment about monetary policy and inflation, noting cautious optimism about stabilization and longer term economic recovery.
The record year shows heavy rainfall with numerous monthly totals, noting April and May as wet periods. Key figures include multiple measurements around 131 and 408 units, a spike in May, and a notable rainfall incident linked to a gunboat event.
A fragmentary report details a murder case linked to flypaper poison in Hungary during a period of unrest. The text references multiple victims and suspected methods, with sporadic names and locations implied but not clearly stated due to damaged OCR. The document mentions investigations, potential exhumations, and conflicting death counts amid unclear dates.
The article notes Soviet authorities restrict Christmas festivities across frontier regions, citing arrests and state pressures. It mentions attempts by locals to celebrate, including house-to-house weariness and church-related activities, with authorities aiming to suppress Christian observances.
A Sunray report notes a drop in Italian birth rates as government policy and economic pressures influence family planning. The article frames the trend as a national demographic shift with potential social implications.
The Canberra Golf Club postpones a planned event to Saturday afternoon due to waterlogged greens after rain. Officials announce a revised program for New Year’s period with matches rescheduled and organizers seeking to maintain championship pace despite the disrupted schedule.
A diabolical early morning plan to kill Mat thelesa Donohue and her two children at Arden Birwet, De Min, failed after a strange man was seen in the garden and a gunfire odor and a gunlock were found. Donohue awakened at 2 am, cut the gas meter, and the assailant fled. The mother and children, ages seven and nine, escaped uninjured. husband interviewed and cleared of involvement.
The Prince of Wales plans a private, modest voyage to South Africa aboard a liner for a royal tour disrupted over a year. He will stay several days at Government House in Capetown, hunt big game in the itinerary, and reportedly wishes to own a rhinoceros and a man.
In Nice at the casino owned by American millionaire J Fay Gould a gambling duel unfolds with two syndicates Anglo French and Greek, each fielding two men and two women in continuous carings of baccarat and roulette. Christman Day winnings totalled £14,000, while the casino faces record turnover during Christmastide week with £460,000 transacted. Gould reportedly spent Christmas near Paris when summoned to Nin SLND.
In Paris, French taxpayers face a broad reduction plan amid a looming 62 million franc deficit. Officials outline 9 million, 1.4 million, and 17.8 million franc adjustments across wage, property, and income taxes, with further reforms anticipated in the coming period.
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