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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1930
Page
1
A disjointed wartime style report notes a police demand for higher pay at Rothbury amid claims by officials and unnamed parties. The fragment mentions contention over procedures and potential objections, with uncertain names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
The Chief Justice Kir Advan Kone will not hear the High Court application to determine the sanctity of Judge Heeley’s order in the coal industry case. Tomorrow Bir Danae Segu ers HH St Aeleion’s.
Michael Pattick O'Mullivan, 27, appeared at FEMvEW Police Court on six charges after a shooting during a theft at Five Dock. Police say he fled from Five Rock and Robbins Avenue. a weapon and bullets were found. He was remanded in custody.
Unprecedented scenes at Sydney Cricket Ground as Don Bradman compiles 452 runs not out before New South Wales declares at 761 for. NSW then sits at 208 for two wickets with Newman mounting a strong stand.
In Melbourne on Monday the match featured Jamen and McCabe with notable earlier exchanges as Bonnen found the door and Watt delivered a scare. Trad Iman produced a brilliant display on foot, and the pace shifted with Harwood in pursuit as the game progressed to a five for 45 scoreline.
The Federal Minister for Industry Mr Aansley announced early this year a referendum on amending the constitution to grant Commonwealth powers over industry. The move seeks to expand federal authority in economic policy and industrial matters nationwide.
Police rounded up several alleged drug sellers in a citywide operation this morning. Authorities said the raid cracked a trafficking chain and led to multiple arrests, with officers recovering suspected substances and paraphernalia. Further investigations continue as the case moves to the district attorney.
Fragmentary OCR text references Sydney attacks and figures Mr Scullin and Chinese relations, but the details are garbled and unreadable. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable portions.
London reports a British Labour stance on Indian self government. The piece notes Labour doubts about relocating political agitation and emphasizes a commitment to full self government for India, while criticizing reliance on protests and propaganda. The overall tone questions the prudence of certain campaign tactics and their impact on Indian autonomy.
Fragmented OCR text hints at Dr Alcorn's return to Canberra and ongoing debate over who should act. Mentions of Prater Po provision and potential cabal dynamics suggest tension around governance, with references to Davies and a police commissioner role. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary report notes discussions on reparations tied to German and Palestine matters. Mentions Khaw Commission, Hague, and London hearings with limited readable detail about witnesses and ongoing inquiries during wartime governance.
Fragmentary OCR note describes rail movement and water concerns near a river setting. It mentions a Monday timeline and local activity with potential impact on traffic and safety. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text.
A cryptic note reports another arrest at the Central Office Court involving a man linked to a broker and alleged defraud scheme. The fragmented line hints at a January or May timing with financial deception.
The crew aboard the Prince of Wales endures a severe storm in the Bay of Biscay near the coast of Britain. The ship presses on with passengers and officers aboard while officers report no major injuries and seek shelter as waves lash the vessel.
Young girl collapses in a bath at a home in Holieyne Hist. Local authorities report a gas exposure incident remains under investigation. Family and neighbors recall a quiet routine as responders arrived to aid the would be victim.
Sir Hubert Wilkins announces plans to search for sea ice and launch the “Great Adventure” from Hearst Land toward the Ross Sea. He aims to fly over the entire Antarctic Continent and visit Little America, following his recent coast-charting voyage near Hearst Land.
A garbled report describes a letter mystery involving delivery, a secretary, and a missing note. The fragment mentions Mr Davien, Mr Chelate, and a city post event, with a tense exchange about meeting to receive a letter immediately.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes school teachers pushing for arbitration rights, referencing an annual conference and appeals to the Prime Minister. It mentions a public service access to an arbitration court and Labour government policy, with unclear names and dates.
Al lan Weiner, 42, charged with escaping from Wusterts at Katoomba lock-up. He claimed he made a hole in the wall and crawled through, suffering great pain in a tight space. he escaped three-northes of the hole. He was remanded.
A camping party at the Mueray River faced a brutal attack reportedly by an American assailant named Joh Daley. Victims Rulteraworth and Maher suffered injuries including a fractured jaw, with the attacker described as wielding a blade during the incident.
Adelaide interview shows Clem Hill saying Victor Richardson should join the test team while excluding Ryder. Hill notes Richardson is currently on his farm and lists a lineup of players under consideration for the Australian XI.
London reports the navy will deploy its full carrier fleet with Lire HLM Gloriaux commissioned at Devonport. The Morinas, rebuilt during the war, becomes an aircraft carrier and will join sister ships Purtowr and Courentious in a strengthened aviation unit.
Crowds gathered at the Hawke Cemetery avenue entrance as more than 20 000 mourners paid respects. A relief fund reached 4 000 pounds, with cinema owners contributing 200 pounds toward reconstruction.
Melbourne rider W Beamon, a leading Winnerton jockey, departs Monday to ride in France for Frank Bullock. He will join Jockey J Munro aboard the Oram for the venture.
A vehicle veered off the road and crashed into a culvert during an attempt to pass another car. Betty is listed among the injured, with four others affected in the incident.
Belgian bride arrival in Rome triggers a floral shower as crowds cheer the union. Prince Umberto and the princess receive a warm welcome at the station while others are absent. The event is noted for high public interest and potential marriage reform implications.
Italy greets Princess Marie Jose as she lands with King and Queen of Belgium. The royal party is welcomed at the station by Italian royalty and escorted by soldiers through cheering crowds to the Quirinal.
The report cites comments by Labour figures including Beveridge and Rothermere on empire free trade. It notes objections to raising the school age and unemployment pay while urging Dominion expansion through developing own industries rather than importing British goods.
In London a Daily Telegraph correspondent reports Lindrum’s batting disruption during a match against Meitham. Lindrum’s manager Horace Morrell sues J C Womson for 108 pounds alleging defamation over claims of ill conduct connected to an October incident.
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