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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
1
Wing Commander Rinestorit Sunt and Minister Hoailin discuss promotion to Wing Commander within the Royal Australing. Government officials weigh the effort and potential reforms while the King may adjust Belt and tenure. Senator Daly notes matters remain with the King.
Fragmented text describes a planned aircraft sale with mentions of Kingsford Bailey, Oak and private purchase timing, and a march toward a May event. The garbled OCR yields unclear names and places, but references a forthcoming sale, a night session, and figures to be involved in a civic context.
The Dig Hammentary Pulte Accounts Committee plans hearings on allegations of bribery by Mr Ry A. Grown related to campaign funds. Chief Jehan Dethringe confirms forthcoming witness invitations and a possible public inquiry proceeding, with dates and locations still to be set.
London scene notes an ex-officer named Wynne Hyton planning a voyage eastward with a pilot aboard a Hasland vessel. Affected by marriage, age, and wartime service, the piece hints at a return or reflection on past events and a personal connection to ANN Johnson. Witnesses reference a February timeframe and a long-ago marriage, with lingering implications of wartime duty and travel.
The item notes officials reacting to a March 2 amendment, with Minister for Mam Wee and lawyer Mr Larker. It references yesterday’s events and central station actions, mentioning fatalities and potential authorities.
Two men were arrested on charges of conspiracy and insurance fraud. The courtroom details show ongoing prosecutions with formal complaints filed by the district attorney. A large insurance firm is named in the case as the investigation unfolds.
A Durampur East Bengal plot to burn post offices as protest against the Simon Commission emerges from statements by Nationalist Congress members detained last week. The campaign aims to force government concessions by widespread defiance and paralysis of administration.
The Anwlotrty treaty, with Haunahgnid, will announce a plan for complete independence within five years. The United Power will withdraw its forces from Mon and Haghead and concentrate near Thera. The Times comments on a compromise balancing Arabs nationalism and British Empire needs.
A disrupted cricket tour reports that sixteen clubs led by LAISHON have announced a boycott over management disputes. The movement aims to press for changes at the governing body while team participants weigh their options and potential alternatives.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Vydloxshan introducing legislation to claim Antarctic lands discovered by Byrd and American explorers. Renatar Tyilinen cites nationalist motives as a motive, while tensions rise over governance. A student convention calls for suspending strenuous agitators amid broader controversy.
Germany begins postwar recovery as foreign troops depart the Rhineland amid cautious optimism. Reports describe the return of self rule, civic rebuilding, and hope for a peaceful future, with leaders urging unity and national renewal after years of occupation.
Fragmentary text references government actions and leadership amid turmoil. Mentioned names appear garbled, with imprecise specifics about events, health, and authorities. Core details are unreadable, preventing concrete reconstruction of the incident or individuals involved.
Report from London on the naval conference where Lord Beatty and Admiral Sir John Jellicoe outlined the treaty progress. Britain asserts recognition of control over the sea lane and vows to protect empire and trade while negotiations continue. Strong support in Parliament follows the briefing.
The Mintawer for MM Mr Weyer said Wednesday that men engaged in gold mining for government agencies were active around Sydney. Reports indicate large discoveries and payable hides have been noted, with many men involved and government attention underway.
A fragmentary report notes internal party disputes and cancelled events within the Conservative Party in London. The brief mentions a private gathering near Conpirvation Hunt and references an annual event tied to the National Union of Con wyatt vem, with unclear details and garbled phrases.
After a dramatic win at Nottingham Australia proved County form misleading and expect England to field new blood at Leeds while Australia keeps its side. Critics hail the victory as one of the most remarkable in the Ashes quest.
Australia won by seven wickets in a hard fought match in West East ports. The Australian team overcame a handicap caused by Chapman and with solid knocks from Wood and others, chased the target after England set a challenging total. The game featured lively bowling, close calls, and moments of tension as both sides pressed for victory.
The report recalls a tense cricket innings with Australia facing rain fears and tight play. Allen delivered a long standout innings of 103 minutes with eight fours, guiding a partnership that eased the chase. Grimmett and Chapman featured in aggressive hitting as Wall's team pushed toward victory amid fluctuating fortunes.
Reported in London the Daily Herald notes four selectors may be replaced ahead of the draft. Names such as Wooley Alien Hobubly Bobi and White are mentioned as likely to be waved amid a broader reshaping of the panel.
In the compilation of the Aviso and intelligence published in this issue, the world services arrangement transfers all rights therein in Australia and New Zealand remain reserved.
The report recounts a lively session with Chapman driving Horan for rapid runs and a mix of attempted big shots. It notes Be withering bowling, Hornibrook’s fielding, and Beaton’s upturn as the innings neared lunch while Wall Turciman’s team tries to press for early advantage.
The House of Re presentation adjourned yesterday as members awaited a government plan. Leaders expected tariff discussions to begin Friday and continue through Thursday with limited remarks once the budget is introduced.
A circular signed by the ALP President and General Secretary changes the name to Who's For Australia League. It alleges that endorsing Australian-made goods divides Labour ahead of elections and states anyone joining or remaining in the League is ineligible for ALP membership.
Two inspectors are in Canberra to review wireless licenses. Anyone using wireless devices without a license faces prosecution. The fee for the license is 34 shillings.
Australia defeated Yorkshire by three wickets in a weary day at Bradford. The game opened amid tricky weather and a good pitch as Australia’s Wood, Richardson, and a few others led a modest run chase. Yorkshire’s bowlers troubled the opponents though late resistance from Harber and Maviailes helped the home side to a total that proved insufficient.
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