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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1930
Page
5
Fragmented report details a heated parliamentary session where opposition moves stalled by government delays. Senators Thomion, Cox and others feature amid ministerial responses as debates center on a proposed divestment measure and committee actions.
A damaged OCR passage recalls Rev G A Nell's farewell at Sutton Hall. Canon Robeicn presided and praised Nell’s work in his mission, including Sunday school formation at Mutlon, and his efforts in education. The event featured readings, addresses, and commendations for his civic and religious contributions.
A chaotic report notes planned talks on July 4 at Mt John’s Hall regarding loan coupons and a parliamentary accord. It mentions temporary changes including interim appointments in Quweis land and Moruya, with shifts in service amid a broad governance reboot.
Fragmentary local notice notes the death of Dr Long and a regretful statement tied to Lambeth London with unclear details. The readable lines suggest a memorial or obituary context but lack coherent specifics or dates.
Fragmented readable text shows Beaverbrook Empire Free Trade stance amid North Norfolk by election turmoil. Mentions Conservative figures, Lord Feagerbrank, and heated debates over taxation and protectionism affecting voters and party strategy.
Fragmentary OCR text shows stray phrases about a majority and British government. The readable bits are insufficient to identify people, places, dates, or events with certainty. The piece lacks coherent context and verifiable details for a fuller summary.
Details unreadable due to OCR corruption. Reads like notes on a gaol scandal and a Pretoria inquiry with mentions of ministers, a treaty, and possible parliamentary references. Names and key facts are largely illegible.
Government plans a conference of representatives from growers and processing groups to discuss stabilizing the dried fruits sector. Ministers warn of financial penalties and seek ways to support production while addressing farm hardships and market demand.
A Japanese protest against Soviet steps to seize Inpadaay is reported with casualties and arrests. Officials warn of possible retaliation as demonstrations spread in Kum shades and Aabermenhina, while Moscow urges restraint and calm. The incident drawn concern from Tokyo and allied governments amid rising tensions.
Marking from a damaged OCR text shows shipowners worried about proposed Admiralty limits and potential impact on costs and earnings. The fragment mentions Hite and others, with hints of reduced outward cargo value and debates over revenue, insurance, and industry reaction.
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