18 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows travel plan notes involving Kingsford Smith and routes from London to Svilney, with garbled names and locations. Readable fragments imply aviation context and potential itinerary discussions among named individuals.
A vigorous protest in reform circles denounces past promises and contemplates further reductions in loan expenditure. The discussion frames government actions as unreliable and suggests planned cuts could be imposed, with officials warning of ongoing financial strain and public service consequences.
Fragmentary text indicates Victoria leads a Commonwealth loan drive amid public works and local administration. Several garbled phrases reference wards, boards, and town actions, with scattered names and dates unreadable.
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The readable text shows a jumble of terms about exemptions and duties, mentioning fanrcannse, hubs, electiice, bullion, and Progenwer. It lacks coherent events or clear subjects, making a concise summary difficult beyond noting a discussion of duties and exemptions amid garbled phrases.
An appeal hearing in London involves critics and legal action concerning light duties. The proceedings reference specific individuals, including Mr Maclaren, and discuss the role of witnesses and the court's approach to the examination. The text indicates a focus on procedural matters and the potential outcomes of the appeal.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a House of Lords discussion about seating and roles for women. References to Frametains, Commons, and various misread terms appear, indicating a chaotic transcription of a parliamentary debate on gender and access in the upper chamber.
In Sydney and Moree strata of graziers prepare prosecutions against strikers who refuse to return to work at new rates under the variation of the Pastoral Award. The movement, organized by the graziers association, targets volunteers and those aiding the action. The dispute centers on maintaining conditions and pay as set by the award and its amendments, with authorities urging compliance and stability in the pastoral industry.
The text reports a delayed government reaction to the shearers dispute. A senator question to the minister probes whether the government will accept or alter the current award for shearers and if changes could affect the workers’ pay and conditions.
Unclear text presents fragmented remarks on an executive action. Key entities and concrete details are missing, making it difficult to determine a specific event, location, date, or involved organizations. The readable fragments suggest a discussion of a strategic decision but lack verifiable names or outcomes.
A reported restart of work at numerous stations began under the Graviers' Association with Sir Norman Water credited by a spokesman. The official note says work resumed yesterday at locations including Benweens and others, with plans and commentary about progress at the gate.
A Teheran framed report claims savings of £170,000 over two years across multiple regions. The document lists areas including Cootamundra AlLuur Wast Jutland Nareall Kembete Gratton Murat Bonttes Mamitton and Mt Gam Wige. The text appears as a damaged OCR with unclear dates and some misspellings.
A stranger suspected of offering a bribe to MP Mr Rb Green remains unidentified as Parliament Public Accounts Committee probes continue. The commission notes evidence about Charles Melville was inconclusive and delays persist while efforts seek the unknown insurance man seen at Parliament House.
Australians delayed by rain while playing on the Grange Club ground at Edinburgh. Mr Green recalled to Beeda and Ate Mason forged a notable performance as a small crowd gathered. The tour’s status remained unsettled with questions raised about timing and eligibility.
In a budget discussion Mr Scullin defends pensions as essential amid wartime savings. He argues against removing old-age and invalid pensions, noting last year’s rise in total pensions and concerns over veterans still drawing support while employed. He warns mass pension cuts would be deplorable and harmful to the needy.
Alexandria news report notes arrests and searches after unrest. Protests arise over a fatality, with casualties reported and reaction across the coast.
In response to a menace to foreign life and property at AlewkD Minister Romany stated that two warships had been sent to assist. He said the Commissioner in Egypt would cooperate with the Egyptian Government to protect lives and property. It was announced that the battleships Queen Elisabeth and other British ships were proceeding to Egypt.
The Daily Herald reports a British assertion of an underhand plot attributed to King Fuad. It accuses a supposed faction of planning to disrupt relations between Britain and Egypt and threatens to protect the lives and property of foreigners without accepting coercion or influence.
In Holinsburg on Wednesday TONTON reports Ponsford has recovered while Orlm aiett has developed gastritis. He went to bed after the match and is under care from South Australian doctor Dri. Dawking who expects a short recovery in a few days.
The commissioner for taxation Mr McMahon stated defaulters shrink yearly as enforcement tightens. He noted last year about pounds 960000 were collected and that future years should see excess collections. He said the focus now is on land taxes and related boilerplate areas.
In a rain halted session, Kerr and Bateman steady the innings for Scotland while Australia fights back. Grimaldi breaks a crucial stand at 60, Bis ends near fifty with six fours, McTavish and Todd add spark but play ends with rain stopping play and no further action before lunch.
Heavy rain halted play in the Australia versus Scotland game with no action possible as forecasts show poor conditions and little likelihood of a resumption. Players from both teams waited as weather delayed continuation.
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