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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
1
A fierce budget storm sparks protests and an explosion near a magistrate's home in Calcutta. Descriptions note government campaign refusals, clashes and damage across the area as locals react to financial strain and authority responses.
Protests erupt against the Budget showing a shift from indirect to direct taxation. Business groups criticize the plan as too sweeping while the British press notes a cautious financial stance may appeal to London and imply a 30 million pound loan for balance fixes.
The article reports an appeal by a viceroy urging widespread participation across parties in a political process. It references Indian provinces and the Imperial Government and notes ongoing efforts and leadership statements. The piece mentions regional actions and calls for unity amid administrative challenges.
The Minister for Home Affairs announced the appointment of Mr. C. 3. Daley as Civic Administrator succeeding Mardy Shri TM. Daley will receive a salary of £1000 per year. The report notes other names and associations linked to the Federat Pauital Pertory.
The text appears garbled with repeated fragments and no clear policy or figures. It references housing loans and government terms but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
A garbled OCR passage shows a tangled jumble of words about changes and declines, with repeated typos and stray phrases. The text hints at a historical report with mentions of a figure and place but lacks clear events or names.
Fragmented OCR text references a capital commission evaluating a high profile performance. It mentions Christie and a memorial event, with emphasis on the outcome and timing. The readable details are incomplete but suggest a formal inquiry and a notable figure involved.
The Central Reserve Bank Bill, on its second reading, was amended to refer the measure to a Senate select committee for report in one month. The amendment, moved by Senator Sir William Glasgow, passed 4 to 6 with 14 ayes and 6 noes including Labour senators opposing.
A garbled report speaks of aerial search efforts for missing flyers over Bengal and Burma. It mentions flying clubs, landing grounds at Rangoon and Akyab and government canvassing activities, with unclear details on authorities and outcomes.
The text appears garbled with fragments about the plane industry and a cabin reference. Readable facts are limited. no clear entities or events emerge to form a solid summary.
A local land valuation matter faces delay as officials confirm an appointment related to the estate of the late Governor. The case name references Mr Janene and Mr Wood with dates indicating upcoming proceedings. Stakeholders expect a ruling on Monday or Wednesday, pending formal assignment and attestation of the heir.
The readable text appears garbled with partial names and phrases. It references a legal or court context with mentions of a judge and appointment, along with unclear geographic or organizational terms and a hostile or strained dialogue. The fragment lacks coherent facts to summarize a clear event.
In London reports suggest Lord Wakefield plans retirement after a failed speed attempt tied to Earthen records. The death of Henry Megrave influences wakefield’s path, with speculation over future events and sponsorships for next year.
Turmoil erupts as mobs clash with police across Rhineland. Officials report multiple arrests and damage to property while reinforcements are deployed to restore order and protect civilians.
News summary notes a proposed trans Pacific route from Washington with a plane replacement for a previously destroyed craft. The plan envisages a nonstop Tokyo leg starting soon, early details mention a 428 engine and power tank, with preparations continuing despite uncertain conditions.
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