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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1929
Page
1
The report describes royal preparations for a planned journey from London on Monday with mention of a therapy, ultraviolet treatment, and an ambulance car design. It notes attendants, nurses, and officials involved, and hints at restrictions tied to the royal schedule and railway access after a trial period.
A fragmented notice notes a screening arranged by the Japanese consul. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a life or cultural film event with preparations and funding considerations. The passage mentions a screening date not yet determined and references a process or conveyance for the event.
The well known aviator Lady Heath failed to pass the first attempt at the transport pilot exam in Washington. Officials cited her lack of regulation knowledge and a stumble on questions as reasons for not meeting the standard.
A damaged report describes intense ice and fog in Nome causing streets to become impassable. Residents struggle as crews work to clear pathways while conditions hinder travel and utility access.
A distress fund concert by Joe Me is proposed to aid those in need. The event aims to raise funds within the Territory with plans to stage performances and support local relief efforts.
A political storm in the Nationalist Party arose as Maxwell with Hughes Watt Mann and Rodgers pushed to dissociate from the Country Party. Bayley’s Speakership bid caused a stir while Groom’s re election prevailed. The Country Party debated tariffs as Dr Page said the party will back the Government with some freedom of action. Labour watches then plans to attack the Government over shipping policy.
Fragmented text reports a parliamentary opening with mentions of ministers, clerks, and various officials. It references the ceremony, potential debates, and nearby political activities. The piece is garbled but indicates ceremonial start and discussions on governance.
The article reports a heated push to name J. Thugley as Speaker, amid factional strife within the Nationalist Party. It notes opposition from several members, ongoing debates in the House, adjournments, and anticipated statements from key leaders including the Prime Minister and Speaker designate.
At the party’s presessional meeting Labour re elected Mr dH Meullin as leader and Mer KE G Theodore as deputy leader The party discussed the British Economic Mission to Australia and the Development and Migration commission report and the Federal Capital Commission.
A ceremonial event highlighted by school children featured in the Elitor Times. The article reflects on the significance of the occasion and the community's involvement, noting that students participate in a formal program with expected attendance and recognition.
A chaotic scorecard from a long innings features Hammond and Jardine setting a stubborn stand for England. Andrews replaces Jackson in the field as Avethilu’s batting blurs with several notable parsings, while Grimmett and Hobbs contribute with the ball, yielding a tense but unreadable middle overs. The defense tightens late as Hendry and Mattson push the pace with mixed success, leaving the board with a cautious total and continued tension in the match.
General Booth resumes legal action to challenge a 1904 deed in a protracted dispute. The case centers on property ownership and the legality of the transfer. No court dates are provided in the readable portion.
A chaotic report from Monday outlines aggressive steps by officials as a key deal stalls. Officials indicate proceedings will continue despite protests with possible extended disputes and rapid, tense developments anticipated in the coming days.
London reports a conference among Mr Baldwin Sir Austen Chamberlain Winston Churchill and the First Lord of the Admiralty Mr Bridlington deciding to postpone indefinitely the construction of two cruisers that were to begin in 1921. The Cabinet has not yet confirmed the decision.
Arne Borg refused to swim in the mille championship on Thursday. The event involved handling by chemical treatments that caused eye irritation and discomfort among participants. The Wither Kh tlenredoof chemicals were used, affecting the water and spectators.
A scrambled notice reports Mr Bruce inviting AWU nominations for delegates to attend an international labour conference. The AWUU conference delays consideration pending arrival of a mother from Sb Bircmse, and a Stam Win receiver is mentioned in connection with the Prime Minister.
Fragmentary note describes a convention event and plans involving a delegation. Mentions funding through a levy on rent in a Soviet Asia context and a figure Jd. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
Sydney Draper died recently leaving an estate valued at £60018. Willan Muckingham, head of the firm of Muckinwhae Tad, reported the will and its numerous charitable bequests. The remainder was left to Tes Laven.
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