24 Jan 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
1
A partial historical fragment presents fragmented words and names that are difficult to interpret. The text hints at multilingual fragments and possible references to places or persons, but no clear event or context emerges from the readable lines.
Readable fragments show a stone and several items but no coherent message. The OCR lacks names, places, dates, or concrete actions to determine the event or subject of the item.
Fragmentary passage mentions dates and names in a disjointed manner. It references a nine o clock time, a person named Auntie, and unclear events tied to a web or network. The text remains cryptic with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
Chichester opens final stage of a Test against Australia with Weltevreden in action on Thursday as preparations build for the decisive lap.
In Darwin today reports from Sydney indicate the Ghali Oil Company has received guidance from Captain Gritz regarding antects to be Latin teemerre.
Judge Beeby issued another interim award in the coal industry, ruling an interstate dispute arose from miners serving a new log on coal owners across the Commonwealth. He ordered mines opened at pre stoppage wages and conditions and scheduled a hearing in Sydney for February 18.
In Turvinwnil the Nor deen Colliery Proprietary Association chair Mr 0 M Melanathy said the county’s decision yielded a result and owners may appeal to the High Court.
In a London session at the Empire Hugur Federation's function MP Abnery urged support for South Africa to develop a by-product spirit from augur and cheap petro. Amery presided and discussions covered potential creation of a motor spirit from sugar industry by-products, aims to aid producers, with broader trade and energy implications discussed among delegates.
Ambassadors from France and Italy held a conference to bridge differences over nuclear policy. They discussed tested designs, sought unified explanations, and planned further exchanges led by officials and researchers.
Delegates from various nations gathered in London for discussions at a naval conference. Reports noted exchange of views on parity and ratio, withudent comments on disarmament and security. The opening speeches drew mixed reactions, and observers noted the tone suggested cautious optimism about future cooperation.
Brennan argues the transfer of the Treasury and Copyright Department from Melbourne to Canberra causes inconvenience to the community and taxpayer expense. He questions the timing and effect on government efficiency, urging clarification on whether the move reduces federal capital costs.
Fragmented OCR sentence hints at a German firm facing troubles in Berlin and noted figures like Buna and Ram, with references to cloning and early machine orders for Thy. The garbled text mentions Mannheim, Mennox, and a Coventry note about stepping in to assist with orders, but lacks clear details or dates.
Conflicting reports say the Commonwealth Cabinet has not settled the referendum question. The Prime Minister and Attorney General will report back with form of questions, likely focusing on increased industry powers. The referendum is not expected before June, with July as the target decision month.
London report from Wednesday states Mr Rainy MacDonald announced in the House of Commons that the Government set up an economic advisory council. The council will work with the present committee for civil research, opening an avenue for expert input on national policy.
The Premier Mr Havin addressed claims that the government mishandled material attacks on Australian industry. He cited no grounds for the accusation that officials obstructed recovery and stressed resilience in the industrial structure amid a deadly helicopter crash near Dieppe.
The passage reports disputed figures from the water department of the Commonwealth, noting large sums and unclear distributions. It mentions charges and receipts, with several numeric figures and references to bunker funds and public notes, all in a fragmentary OCR read.
In Sydney Thursday the Communist attempt to gain control of the Sydney Trades and Labour Council failed by about two to one. The opposing ticket led by Re King of the Builders Labourers Union won a sweeping victory, with Menten and Rowe re-elected and other officials named. The result ends Communist hopes of steering the council.
British lenders urge restraint in extending credits amid ongoing trade downturn. Australian exporters face tighter conditions as merchants push for caution. Talks indicate exporters may extend payment terms only under protection while markets weigh the impact of the European and Antipodean downturns.
London report from January 1 in the City Worker cites a memo by Artie Henderson in the House of Commons. It notes the Third International view as a weapon in the lands, and discusses possible improvements in Soviet propaganda under the recent agreement. Henderson says the government is not without improvement yet.
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