16 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
1
A garbled wartime jungle tale describes Hook and Matthews enduring harsh privations in Rangoon and elsewhere. The text hints at searching parties, feverish conditions, and uncertain fates as the pair confront peril amid unreliable reports and shifting loyalties.
A jumble of garbled text outlines a Monday gathering in a parliament, with references to various people and places. The readable fragments mention at least one scheduled session and potential policy discussions, but many names and terms are unreadable. The overall note hints at a political assembly facing procedural delays.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and phrases around television play references. The text lacks coherent facts or events and reads as a stream of disjointed names, places, and partial phrases without a clear narrative or outcome.
A fog bound morning crash killed Elarevee Hybinson as a delivery van struck while crossing a road. The victim, a youth named in local notices, died instantly. authorities report another vehicle involved and ongoing investigation into the cause amid unclear details.
A damaged OCR fragment lists Transport Trust personnel and positions with unclear names and affiliations. The readable bits reference committee roles, a county or city backdrop, and potential appointees including a chamber or alderman figure. Details are obscured by garbled text.
Mr Theodore awaits a decision after a half hour interview with Queensland Premier Mr Moore and Attorney General. The premier refused to discuss the subject of the conversation. No further details were disclosed.
An unclear report describes MPs Geer and AME Toh discussing Tibetan aid and a government decision. The text mentions a request to know if the Peisak issue will be retained and if a phase progresses toward a possible channel for assistance.
Fragmented OCR text references trade policy debates, “Dominions,” and mentions of leaders such as Finnie and Hessian Myer. The scattered lines hint at a parliamentary or ministerial discussion on tariffs and international trade, with unidentified names and events.
London reports a rain affected day that diminished Australia’s chances as Bradman comments on the futility of current tactics. Umpires delay, Oldfield drops Hammond again, and damp pitch hampers play while Hammond and Duckworth steady the chase for 206.
Bradman in great demand as officials for forthcoming matches seek his presence. Australians anxious to keep him fit while Scottish spectators face disappointment. With two valid players reducing strength, the Scottish tour will not be a picnic as usual.
A fragmented report discusses alleged wrongdoing around a game involving Australian players and officials. The text references Waterford, Woodfull, and miss near Whitline MoO with unclear names and contexts, suggesting debate over a missed opportunity or miscalled call without clear details.
Fragmentary eDaily transcript hints at a heated exchange involving Hobbs, unclear speakers, and references to Australia. The garbled text mentions not knowing if Hobbs was out, a whip hand at Leeda, and potential retaliation if a party is favored, with stray numbers and child mentions.
Heavy rain and sultry skies greet London as England trails Australia by nearly 136 runs with 4000 spectators watching a tense follow on attempt. Hammond and Duckworth resume against Hornibrook and Grimmett on a lifeless pitch as England, 39 all out, limp to a fragile 14 for 1 in the second innings amid muted excitement.
A damaged cricket summary from 1909 describes innings and boundary play involving players such as Hornibrook Grimmett and McCabe. It references 275 minutes, totals like 66280 runs, and notes bad light stopping play with partial scores and event markers scattered through the text.
Stop press note cites Bradman’s brilliant throwing down of Hebe Wickel as a pivotal moment when the total stood at 24 not out, with A Bh Hammond not out at 24. The fragment references a chief Insitent and uncertain names, indicating ongoing live coverage of a cricket innings retreat from clear scoring.
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