11 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1930
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text suggests a historical note on Australia to India air service and government roles. Names and details are unclear, but references point to a matter of facts, possible ministerial involvement, and revenue concerns.
Fragmentary notes reflect Commonwealth Parliament indicating a busy five months with planned oaths and introductions. Mentions ministers and potential acts, including a cautious forecast of upcoming sessions and legislative items.
Cramped OCR fragment reports the start of country week cricket in Sydney with mentions of teams, associations, and rent arrangements. Names and places are garbled, but the item indicates a forthcoming event beginning tomorrow and notes regional sides such as Southern and Northern districts and a figure named A. provided funds.
A local defalcations matter arising Monday centers on a figure around 615,000 tied to TM alone. The case proceeds in a higher court with details sparse as Pim faces the commission and court date today.
A Melbourne delegation pressed Premier Hogan today over unemployment, urging new housing and public works to stimulate jobs. Federal Capital Commission plans and bank loan policies were discussed, with officials noting existing primary industries and development work should be protected. The discussion touched on Canberra banking rules and potential public works funding, aiming to secure employment relief through coordinated action.
Britain's diplomacy signals readiness to accept America's parity formula proposed by Mr. Stimson, with debate over scrapping Queen Elizabeth and Royal Sovereign rather than Iron Dukes. Washington aims to settle the issue at the naval conference, amid warnings of instability if premature moves disrupt pacific efforts.
Fragmented OCR text discusses wartime costs and debt burdens in London with figures in pounds. Mentions exchequer, government spending, and national expenditure rhythms. References to years, payments, and allocations hint at postwar financial pressures and recovery challenges.
A riot at the Vincennes trotting meet in Paris erupted as spectators clashed with police. Attacks demolished huts and stakes, set the pari mutuel alight, and damaged buildings. stewards attempted to restart a second race before reinforcements restored order.
The Pope intends to rally support against Soviet influence in Rome as part of a broader international stance. Vatican leaders debate how to respond to rising tensions and potential threats, aiming to preserve church autonomy and safety amid geopolitical pressure.
Fragmented OCR reports a tomb near the Sphinx with inscriptions detailing roles such as High Priest Nekhey and titles like Master of Geren. The garbled text references royal jade, Majordamant, and other ceremonial terms amid uncertain names and phrases.
Fragmented text indicates a disputed award process involving Judge Lukin and a party named Kovtoty. Reference to Carpenters and a “Memitay in the Arbitration” suggests procedural action, possibly a preliminary ruling or interim steps. Readability is limited with missing details and unclear context.
A fragmented item notes Mr Hogan opposing federal aid roads policy as Melbourne hosts a conference next week. It mentions undermining road authority and a battle between federal and local governance over highway funding and control.
News report from London outlines New Zealand airmen Piper and Kay leaving Croydon at 30 the morning bound for Australia. They reached Oujen at 12 50 pm, with departure delayed by bad weather until 2 58 pm, then descended at Sathonay near Lyons.
Fragmented dispatch from Deception Inland notes Wilkins regionwhaling activity and safety issues. The report hints at planned actions and potential trauma, with uncertainty about timelines and outcomes for the investigation and public safety.
A government report shows export value of primary products declined in 1928-29 to about £113 million, with sharper falls in quality and prices. Analysts note wealth from exports fell, while costs rose, and propose raising incomes or cutting production costs to stabilize the economy. Addresses expectations for the coming year and cites declines across NSW and ACT.
A distressed vessel reports fire at sea while steering toward the Azores. The crew communicates navigation bearings and seeks assistance as authorities monitor the perilous situation. A distant warning and rescue response are anticipated amid rough seas and uncertain coordinates.
In Melbourne Street a stabbing affray occurred during a quarrel among nine women. Margaret Ryan was committed for trial at City Court after evidence described a knife attack on Lane, who later identified the defendant. Constable Coffey noted fear of testifying due to unnamed supporters.
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