20 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented report on an Empire Affairs Conference discusses premier Beullin and ministers weighing imperial unity, economic policy, and Dominion participation. It notes possible Canadian hosting, Australia and Dominion concerns, and the economic framework shaping the imperial conference agenda.
A French source cited by the Australian Press Association reports Paris seeks a large navy or a treaty guarantee due to a widespread belief of a future Italo German attack on France. France accelerates coastal fortifications, land defences from Lille to Dunkirk, and flood-lock systems. The French war office aims to complete sluice and flood capabilities within three months as part of strengthening against Italy and Germany.
A London dispatch reports a rising anti God sentiment in Soviet aligned areas with churches shuttered and activists pressed to separate from faith. Leaders highlight a campaign to secure political influence and social control through religious suppression and propaganda.
Mr Fenton will go to Madford on February 27 to attend the opening of the Hunting Industry theater event featuring the Yorkshire montuver.
In Moscow the government signals displeasure over expected British moves and warns against interference in its internal affairs. Officials say London risks straining Anglo-Soviet relations and violating the principle of noninterference as diplomatic exchanges escalate.
American protest against Soviet persecution gathers in New York as various groups join a movement urged by the Tulcheran work congress and the American Jewish Congress. The appeal seeks no interference in internal Soviet matters, but supports humanitarian flights and a mass meeting planned by Soviet followers in New York with former Bishop Brown of Arkansas expected to speak.
A chain of powerful blasts at a StandOil alcohol plant in Elizabeth New Jersey killed four workers and left 64 injured. The disaster sparked widespread fear as fires burned and nearby buildings collapsed, with many victims possibly blinded.
Readable fragments describe two Wellington area hotels offered for ten year lease with onerous conditions. Government liquor amplification and commission restrictions appear, with implied high rent interests and profit expectations. The text mentions Commonwealth, provincial revenue, and interest calculations tied to lease arrangements.
New Zealand airmen made a forced landing near Jask while flying from Karachi to an undisclosed destination. No injuries reported. the incident occurred Tuesday morning and involved a Piper aircraft.
Fragmented report notes Chiang Kai-shek facing pressure amid military unrest and abdication rumors. It mentions various factions and troop movements, with unclear details on leadership and future path in China.
A Melbourne meeting of the Loan Council warned of serious funding problems for Commonwealth and State loans. London market reluctance to advance drafts threatens immediate expenditures and the anticipated loan flotation to cover prior debt.
Fragmented account reports Amanullah, former Afghan king, returning from Europe on charges of betrayal and intrigue. Wording is unclear with multiple typos but mentions Amanullah and associates facing accusations during travel.
The article reports that Congress stalled on the Paris Tariff Bill, provoking worry across business and financial circles. It notes Hoover and party leaders blame delays on opposition within the House and Senate, with predictions the measure would not pass before March 10.
In MELINPANK Weanvaday the court reserved judgement on the coal award after the defence argued that the conditions stated were false. The Commonwality claimed the terms were valid and the case moves toward final ruling, with the court noting the issues of advancement and mechanical reliability among central points.
A terse dispatch from RYDNEY notes the government plans cost scrutiny for police forces in coalfields. The article cites officials and dates, with upcoming discussions set for December 12 and a meeting in Manaba.
Seven men appeared at Kuri Kurrh court charged with intimidation. Under amended acts, the Crown proposed to adjourn. The defendants were discharged after a brief session, with details unclear from the damaged text.
Archie Jackson underwent throat surgery in Aydeny Westnonday Atohia Jeckton Newall tenowe erlokitr. Postoperative plans and potential effects on future performances are discussed with medical staff and local officials.
In a fragmented report from the Round of Trade discussions led by Me. W. Graham, negotiators in Ke. Spm and neighboring regions indicated no agreement on extending tariff reductions. The aim remains to lower duties across counties, with future talks planned to reopen negotiations for broader government support and capital stability.
The Federal Ald Mandy Mowry presided at a Parliament meeting discussing a roads agreement. Consideration was given to the abolition of the roads pact with emphasis on potential improvements and related promises voiced by Senator Sarno Monaco.
London reports a tense exchange over a proposed offer as negotiators discuss timelines and possible investigations. The Australian Trade Association notes interest in extending talks if a government stalemate ends, with states considering training and cooperation across nations.
A French firm in Melbourne, represented by Maurie Tronet, asked the New Helterivod government today to consider a new accord. The company had been in negotiation with the Vuntrailan government for a fresh arrangement regarding the New Hebrides.
Fragmentary report describes alleged remarks and conduct involving police and court officials. Testimony includes references to acting commissioners, defendants, and police procedures, with defense and prosecution arguments about context and admissibility. The piece mentions a city or town setting with named individuals and legal actions underway.
Public health alert follows a voyage where passengers were traced and vaccinated after exposure. Authorities confirm the risk contained and all travelers have been notified and treated.
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