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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
5
A two hour general strike in Alexandria sparked chaos as youths smashed shops and pelted police amid cheers for Nahas Pasha. Europeans sheltered in the Stock Exchange while police fled the mob. 17 killed and 400 injured. Curfew imposed.
Fragmentary report from a regional event noting Pavilion Sinruta 16 and Tretty Hott 2 2 Harting noire Hasitian, with mentions of Minden and Wyn. Printed and published by the Federal Capital Prose of Australia at the centered office of the winning county.
A distorted report notes leadership troubles surrounding Group 48 amid a disputed arrangement. The article hints at authority issues within the FT League and mentions upcoming dates and uncertain circumstances involving key figures.
Fragmented report details a heated session on a coal bill in Lords and Commons. Arguments focus on amendment progress and government strategy amid labor and industry tensions as ministers seek to balance peace and production.
An ongoing bribery inquiry resumed this morning amid confusion over names and connections. The investigation centers on alleged arrangements involving political figures and a major party, with prosecutors pursuing possible links to a formal account.
The House debates tariff policy amid clashes between government and opposition. Officials cite protection for Australian manufacturers, while critics warn of higher prices and strained trade, with ministers and MPs stressing imperial ties and domestic industry. The discussion touches on subsidies, production costs, and the need to keep Australia competitive abroad.
Fragmentary notes show Mr A J Christie questioning the minister for home affairs about restoration works handled by the The Acuminle Inmtor and the Secretary of the Works Department. The dispute centers on expenditure, approvals, and the impact on public funds and future road projects near Canberra and nearby valleys.
The Federal Capital Commission reduced insurance charges for War Service Homes in Canberra to align with government housing duties. After review by Mr Blakeley the future levy was set at one percent to affect timber houses, plus a small percentage on other costs. This shift aims to lower insurance rates while maintaining security for government funded housing.
A Wednesday report notes tobacco prices will increase seven pence per pound with wholesale levels rising. It states no change in kur stan price but mentions a small alteration in the overall pricing structure.
Fragmented OCR read shows scattered references to health topics, remedies, and European and Australian contexts. It mentions Morais, Indian Toot Pills, notary, and Western Australia, with garbled names and phrases implying a public health or medical advisory tone from a historical newspaper.
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