12 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 12, 1930
Page
1
Turmoil grips the state cabinet as Uster threatens to resign over Dr. Bradfield’s dismissal. Ayoney and ministerial allies weigh withdrawal from the ministry amid pressure on departmental control and party unity.
Fragmentary OCR text references a court or legal matter with names like Thialare and Mavin, mentions a judge at New Howth Wall, and notes anxious remarks about a controversial proceeding. The readable content is too garbled to extract clear events or entities.
A chaotic transcript fragment shows a plenary session potential abolition proposal under debate. Mentions of ministerial figures, parliamentary factions, and unnamed delegates hint at tensions over abolition and reform within the session.
Two people died when a French airliner made an emergency landing. THREE INJURED were saved by a fellow passenger as the engine failed. The pilot was thrown clear but seriously hurt. Others were injured in the vicinity during the incident.
A tense exchange shows censure against the Federal Cabinet as leaders warn of a possible seizure of Pelaw Man and surrounding mines. Calls mount for a plan to manage the takeover threat, with references to enforcement actions and potential military or police involvement to guard key sites.
A report describes New Zealand airmen delayed in France during a period of snow and fog while awaiting orders to depart for Italy. The article notes cabinet discussions in Paris and mentions naval conference preparations and the unveiling of a New Zealand minister’s appointment amid cold conditions.
The fragmentary OCR mentions a conference order and proposals regarding admittance or action. It references a meeting, a petition, and a potential alert to a committee. Names and precise places are unclear, but the tone indicates organizational deliberations and timelines.
A muddled text notes Mr. MacDonald speaking in Commons in London. It mentions a naval conference, reparations, and policy shifts as essential topics. The piece hints at government work and potential changes in approach, with emphasis on international discussions rather than domestic detail.
A violent stabbing at a Sydney railway station left a wounded man described as elderly, with witnesses reporting a quick confrontation before the attack. Police say the suspect fled as officers heighten patrols around transit hubs amid ongoing inquiries. The victim, aged approximately 90, was treated on site and transported to hospital with serious injuries. Authorities have urged calm and are reviewing CCTV footage for leads.
Fragmented text notes a cabinet meeting and unspecified schedule with references to upcoming sessions and unclear details. Names, places, and events are obscured by garbled OCR, yielding minimal concrete facts.
A volatile trading session sees Australian stock prices edge higher as investors weigh domestic and global cues. Analysts note mixed earnings signals and ongoing currency volatility while funds shift toward defensives and commodity-linked shares.
The Crown Law Department prosecutes two MPs over a coalfields speech involving unclear figures and allegations of misstatement. Details remain fragmentary as the case proceeds, with charges centered on alleged improper remarks and their political implications. Originating in Sydney, the proceedings reference other regional names and dates as part of the uncertain record.
Fragmentary OCR text references a person named John Brown and mentions a Dam Wetting and Anamalia. The readable lines show uncertainty and garbled phrases, with no clear event date, location, or verifiable actions.
A cryptic message from a suspect labeled MERLIN circulates in Dusseldorf as investigators pursue a murder puzzle. The garbled notes mention a coded vault and names, with authorities urging patience while deciphering the alleged clues.
Victorian plan introduces unemployment insurance requiring workers over 14 to pay a wage tax into a fund. Employers contribute a fixed amount for each employee, with provisions for varying rates by status and hours. The bill aims to provide weekly support with a nominal wage baseline and deductions for different worker groups.
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