18 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
1
An obscure note outlines fears and actions by FCC officers about retrenchment. It references meetings and the commission, with mentions of Mehan and Aiwesienion Sa, amid internal warnings of layoffs or restructurings affecting employees. The context hints at regulatory decisions impacting staff and future operations.
A garbled OCR snippet references progress on an event or figure titled The King with scattered phrases. Key entities are unclear. no coherent actions, dates, or organizations emerge to anchor a factual summary.
A fragmented OCR reading outlines an experimental stage for Canberra street name plates. It mentions the commission for a saltsable item and the rate being decided, with notes on wonders to follow.
A damaged OCR reads as a tribute note from London with references to a cenotaph and a speed leader, but the text is heavily garbled and unclear. The fragment mentions a celebration or remembrance event but provides no identifiable names, places, or dates.
Readable parts discuss a Camorra area and a four foot measurement. Mentions a wood sign and a person named Matesieg. Foreseeable details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
The American contingent extends courtesy to the German Davis Cup squad for a planned tie in New York. Officials confirm invitations and discuss venue, dates, and participation as teams prepare for the global event.
Fragmentary text concerns a patient death by own action at a hospital ETUINET Weanestay with references to medical terms and unclear names. The readable portion outlines a medical incident and mentions monitoring, tokens, and tests without clear outcomes or dates.
London bulletin reports the King making progress under royal care. The note mentions doctors and officials meeting to monitor condition and consider next steps, with emphasis on stability and ongoing treatment.
Unsettling reports claim four Russian divisions with modern weapons, gas units, and air and automotive corps near Vladivostok and Blagoveshchensk. Additional Chinese troops mobilize in Manchuria as border tension rises and war fears intensify.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe extreme cold and frost risks around Cane Hera area during May. Scattered references mention weather fronts from WNEaeC and Vila region, with uncertain dates and local impact on agriculture and daily life.
A Berlin report says if China accepts the ultimatum Soviet troops may seize key points along the Chinese eastern railway for security but avoid a major campaign. Meanwhile Soviet press accuses the White Guard Seminoli with Nanking backing of planning a raid to create a buffer state.
An obscure excerpt discusses General Dawes and U S relations amid wartime and peace efforts. It mentions American leadership, travels, and diplomacy, with references to FDR era figures and strategic concerns influencing relations and policy directions.
A fragmented report shows the All Blacks tour facing uneven reception as players travel and engage in events. Officials assess public sentiment while matches and venues schedule continue.
A Tokyo report states Nanking has ordered 100000 Chinese troops to mobilise, while Soviet troop movements are noted on Siberian railways. The piece sketches broader tensions including alleged China battles and Soviet concentration near Moscow, with disputed claims of mobilising and countermeasures across East Asia.
Fragmentary 1919 era text discusses imminent changes in policy toward the National Government and imperial powers. It notes unity against US influence, but reader cannot confirm full context. Mentions China preparing for eventualities and a cautious, unfriendly stance toward certain foreign actions.
Fragmented OCR indicates a report on China tensions and Soviet activity with mentions of 290 rattled actions, arrests, and government vigilance. Source is garbled and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mounting hostility around arbitration in South Africa and mention associated political figures and locations. The text references Tiverton, Haiti, and Tauivem on Wel fig Halfe, with partial signs of legal or ministerial involvement and calls for opposition or assent to proceedings.
A blurred report details a dramatic London cricket game with scattered names and scores. Key moments mention a leading scorer and a pivotal wicket, highlighting an intense finish as teams vied for victory.
An Olympia exhibition in London features aviation displays with notable models and performers. The event includes demonstrations by several pilots and engineers, with attendees from Wales and other regions. detailed lineups and outcomes are noted for the aviation show.
Fragmentary article mentions a London-bound voyage for Pp and O liners and a list of names. The text is heavily garbled with OCR errors, but implies movement of a group or crew to London and related transit or scheduling details. Unclear dates and events prevent precise reconstruction from the readable fragment.
A report from Sydney describes new craters appearing at sea near Malay Taste and Eland in the night, with stones and water ejected and multiple craters forming. Witnesses say two lanterns were lit as a precaution while observers noted additional craters later, amid activity near a testing site.
The senate finance committee led by Mut. Hel Newt proposes a constitutional government plan for the Philippines. The House of Representatives and Senator Kittue Atiive discuss moving next week to adopt the Abe stand. The aim is to secure support from Pacific powers for independence and stable governance.
In Mount Kembla Wollongong miners halted work after water felt too hot. About 220 workers joined the morning walkout to demand action and to remain idle until the heavy liquid issue was resolved. reports note the mine faced intense heat and unusable water.
An armed intruder attacked a man in Rutherford, forcing him to surrender and flee. Police pursue the suspect as witnesses describe a tense confrontation near a residence and a getaway by foot, with no reported injuries and ongoing investigations.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss parliamentary term changes and political positions but is garbled with many misspellings and unclear references. Core entities are not consistently identifiable, leaving the main outcome ambiguous.
Poincare urges rapid ratification of the debt settlement, warning against delay and urging parliamentary unity. He argues delay risks economic and political consequences as negotiations continue with allies and potential creditors.
Fragmentary OCR describes a powder magazine explosion in Yun-nan province’s ancient walled city Yun-nan. It notes damage near a late city section and mentions a consulate general’s party, with unclear casualty details and limited official statements.
A fragmentary report discusses photographs and telegraphy in Parliament. It references a debate in the House of Commons on experimental service elements and the question of permanent abortion and certain censorship or control features.
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