02 Feb 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 02, 1931
Page
1
A damaged clipping notes a station stay at Wattle Valley with family ties highlighted. Limited readable details describe a stay associated with a historic link and local circumstances surrounding the location.
Property sale under the alienation act attracted attention as tenants of MeKewhntewi remained in place. The transaction unionized with the Federal Highway project near the site influenced the market value and attracted several observers.
Fragmented OCR report describes a Dornier Do X event near Canarias with auction details and surprisingly high bids. It mentions an auctioneer and local landholders reacting to the sale while noting estimated values and a distant Atlantic flight context.
Laly Houston and Lady Fownton challenge the British Ministry's stance arguing England should defend against all comers. They condemn the government's third-rate power claim and insist Britain has always led in war conduct and courage, vowing to resist subservience and protect national honor.
HYUHON correspondent reports Italy welcomes Heltiah entry and aims to rival Te Rehnelder Cup. Chasing elation and a machine capable of seeing men per hour is noted. Nulian constructors foresee surpassing 872 miles as selection for the Xounalder Cup team is set at Lake Garda.
A London Saturday notes a vast totalisator plan for Ascot racing. It mentions a 1m scale and the need to reserve funds for payees, with many workers and analysts involved. The text lacks clear names or concrete figures but indicates substantial betting handling and employment linked to the event.
Cabinet discusses moving several Melbourne based departments to Canberra amid budget limits. Auditor General Cerrutty, opposed to the shift, is seen in Canberra. About 50 empty houses in Canberra and 10 in Duntroon add financial strain to Home Affairs. The plan is postponed for further debate this week with ministers preparing to travel to Canberra.
Attendance at Canberra Baths since January 26 shows a daily average around 11/8, with weekend crowds increasing and a record Sunday turnout. The figures reflect higher midday and weekend usage after opening the pool to mixed baths and a junior season, with costs and hire activity noted.
A sudden blaze gutted a historic school in London causing significant damage and forcing students and staff to evacuate. Authorities investigated the cause as flames engulfed classrooms, with rescue crews battling the blaze into the morning hours. Local officials urged calm and outlined safety measures for surrounding buildings amid ongoing containment efforts.
The document outlines a proposed European Federation approach to distributing wheat among member nations. It references farming orders, a coordinated method, and an aim to stabilize supply across Europe while supporting agricultural planning and policy alignment.
A fragmentary report indicates the French government formed a new ministry on Saturday, with unclear details about its scope and leadership. The snippet mentions efforts toward stability and reform, but names and precise roles remain unreadable.
Washington reports the Coast Guard Board exonerated the crew of the Parochot in the Phoenine K incident, finding the ship ran within 12 miles of U S waters and that its commander faced antine influences. The report notes the captain acted promptly to identify and prevent further risks, calling the master's death regrettable yet not avoidable.
Fragmentary report describes a girl pushed into baths during a chaotic scene. Names and precise details are unclear, but witness accounts reference a daring act near a pool and involvement of an unfamiliar assailant. Police or authorities are mentioned in relation to the investigation.
Princess Beatrice bulletin from Kensington Petes reports her health as stable after a night of rest. The medical note confirms no immediate complications and outlines ongoing monitoring by private physicians.
Fragmentary OCR of a meeting report notes informal request and initial Congress discussions in Allahabad. Viceroy observers reportedly present, no formal statement issued. aims include addressing prisoner releases, government participation, and nationwide federation ties.
Gandhi tells the Baily Herald he has suspended judgement at urgent request of Bastri Bepru and Jayakar while praising an open mind. He criticizes continued repressive measures and notes MacDonald's conference statement was inadequate.
Mr Churchill opened a campaign speech at Manchester Trade Hall declaring Britain must maintain India as a key ruler long term. He warned that British power in India was weakening and that retreat would drag Britain over a precipice.
Sydney reporters note a landslide by election results in Parkes with C W C Marr securing a large share against Labour’s Martin. Final figures show Marr 31,168 and Martin 22,346 with strong splits across Harcourt and Croydon Park. Absolute Marr majority 7,396 amid high voter turnout and historical significance for federation era politics.
A fragmented note discusses barriers to entry into government service and the futility of current efforts to implement reforms. It cites unclear references to Uva, Parkun, and Latcur Durty as contexts for critique, highlighting failed attempts to advance a coherent platform or policy.
Mr Marr won decisively at Burkes Town Hall with over 1,000 attendees shouting support and others opposing. He thanked electors, pledging to uphold a moderate policy and resisting currency control, while the defeat of rival Mr Martin signals demand for principled fiscal independence and constitutional fidelity.
A viceroy introduces a view-rogal ordinance expanding the criminal law to counter terrorism. The measure targets the Hue movement and groups accused of inciting revolutionary acts among students and other factions. Authorities say the regime has long faced covert manipulation by terrorists linked to revolts in Thatrawandy and allied unrest.
A garbled recount of election chatter in Sydney hints at broad effects and shifting alliances. Personal attributions are unclear, with fragmented names and uncertain outcomes clouding the frame of reference and stressing potential national impact.
The article reports Mr Lathams critique on Marrs victory and its impact on party reputations and future governance. It notes voters in Parkem rejected certain brands of leadership and vows to uphold traditions of honour and honesty while referencing Theodore and possible cabinet shifts.
Fragmentary text shows mentions of Mrs J. J. Tiraven as president of the ALP and references to government popularity and declining support. The readable portions indicate a report on political disappointment and public sentiment, but the corrupt OCR leaves the specifics unclear.
In Canberra the general feeling is that the Government may be wary of tram plans and party shifts. Parkes remains a strong National figure, and Habiar Nes not winning this time is noted in the interview at a hotel yesterday afternoon.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a labour candidate delivering an address, mentioning a metered government and controversy. Names and places are unclear, with distorted phrasing and possible references to reactions, critiques, and audience response. The readable portions suggest political contention without a clear event date or outcome.
A garbled report from mpweoh Watforit wetment cites the Wel ing Minister UME Mun Thinald declaring the Government endure Wat WOHL defeat. The Conservative Party seeks to affect in constipation with the Lilborale. The Government hints they cannot graft a vote on unemployment. He predicts Conservatives and the table to forey an efectian this year.
Twelve members of border patrols were convicted in a Detroit case involving graft schemes. The workers diverted funds, amounting to roughly 4000 pounds, while a boatload of contraband and illicit goods moved through the area. One man faced a 2400 pound theft claim and two others were linked to bootlegging operations.
In a controversial report from London, Haviiday LondoS discusses a new anti aircraft weapon termed the Vickern Armatcong. The weapon is described with claims of heavy firepower, aiming to deter air attack and protect forward policy aims. Critics urge caution, linking the device to broader government mandates and wartime preparedness.
Dr Earle Page tonight comments on the Labour Government's failure to fulfill the Takaneontisea programme and condemns the Tyahony policy. Parkes election views reflect national sentiment ahead of Saturday's decision, with Australians urged to consider the weekend opportunity.
An London Observer editorial discusses the Parker election and its potential impact on currency policies. It notes concerns about a possible countrywide election, predicts intense public debate, and mentions Labour Party doubts about currency reform and reformist initiatives.
A fragmented public notice appears with garbled wording about a five dollar correlation and related items. Readable names and details are scarce, but the fragment suggests a local event or notice involving a monetary amount and a public interest topic.
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