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23 Jul 1930
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
1
Riots in Egypt as police fire on mob
Reports indicate police again opened fire on a crowd in Cairo causing numerous casualties and several deaths. Military and security forces regained control after damage to parliament and surrounding areas, with troops deployed to restore order amid ongoing unrest.
Fragmented OCR text on riots and events without clear details
A garbled OCR passage mentions riots and various named terms without coherent facts. The readable segments reference mobs, a city or region, and possible participants, but no identifiable events, dates, or outcomes emerge. The fragment lacks concrete nouns to form a valid news card.
Troops Pinned in Port Said Scene Described
A fragmented report describes a military cordon at Port Said with 4000 mobilized troops and a crowd in native quarters. The text notes compulsory movement and a crowd reaction as security forces maintain control.
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Panon
Port Said
South Wales teachers plan attack on government policy
The article reports teachers in New South Wales preparing to protest government education policy. Minister for Education Mr Hody is to meet the group on Tuesday to discuss the issue amid a public notice of potential action. The piece notes support from unions and a demand for wage and contract improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wiles
Southills
Weanbeyan Distress Dole Distributes Rations At Pole Station
Last week at the Nheyan Pole Station distress relief rations were led by 833 persons. Only a portion received aid and more than seventy applicants were fed on Monday and yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nheyan Pole Station
Harbour Bridge Fremantle Designer Predicts End of Next Year
Vreeman, designer of the Y Aiarbour Fridge, spoke in Fremantle about lane management and stated the construction delay would probably be wrapped up by the end of next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Vreeman
Budget Debate Sees Latham Urge Reductions
The opposition leader J G Latham led a budget attack while the chairman rejected the submission with attached conditions. Dr Earle Page argued a possible £5,000,000 saving but offered no reasons for not earlier pursuing such cuts during his tenure as treasurer. The discussion touched on ministerial salaries, administration costs, and proposed reforms affecting public service spending and pension provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Latham
McGrath
Earle Page
Increase in Shipping Freights Stirs Melbourne Debate
Reports from Melbourne indicate broad debate over a proposed freight rate rise potentially restoring pre May 1 1925 levels set by the Commonwealth Government Line. Observers note effects on general cargo and specific goods though text is garbled with unclear phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Commonwealth Government Line
South Australia to Save £300000 Budget Reform
Adelaide reports a central budget committee plan to save £300,000 across government departments as the AWU documents shed production growth and staff changes. The unclear text suggests industrial action and wage issues amid organizational debates and new work schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Adelaide
Internal Budget Committee
American Davis Cup Team Varies With Injury Risk
Davis Cup in Paris features United States players Tilden Lott Alluan and Van Ryn against France Cochet Borotra Brugnon and Boussus. Tilden lightly sprained his ankle. selectors may adjust the squad if he cannot play.
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Paris
United States
Tilden
Lott
Alluan
van Ryn
France
Cochet
Borotra
Brugnon
Boussus
Mobilisation of Exchanges and Labor Costs Debate
The piece surveys a contested mobilization of exchanges and rising labor costs. It notes calls to remove restraint on worker spending and to curb high production expenses while referencing international reactions. The discussion centers on policy shifts and their impact on industry and trade.
Customs Revenue Drops Sharply in Sydney Trade
Sydney customs revenue fell significantly for the current period compared with last year as tariff schedule changes and policy adjustments impact imports and duties. Officials note a marked decline amid shifting trade patterns and measurement in the revenue report.
Friendly Societies Report Boosts NSW Membership
Figures issued today show that during the twelve months ended June 30 the membership of the friendly societies of New South Wales rose from 620 to 247 780. The total revenue rose from £712 507 to … increase noted in the annual figures.
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Sydney
Tuewday
New South Wales
Eloth
Arbitration Court considers reducing miners' oil award in Australia
The Federal Arbitration Court discussed reducing the award for miners in oils as high production costs and pricing pressures impact Australia’s iron and steel exports. George Adrian Cogier of Australian Iron and Steel Co. Ltd noted cost pressures and market effects while reviewing the case.
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Burney
Girone Oevideye
Federal Arbitration Court
Llu
Car m
Wadade
Becby
Western Heirs
New South Wales
Vietorke Aid
Asia
George Adrian Cogier
Australian Iron and Steal Co. Ltd
Australia
Elie Alatiatadl
Newcasth Telia
Caliel
Willie Goah
Peer Ton
Shearers Prosecution Dismissed by Magistrate
A magistrate dismissed the case against the Sase shearers after proceeding at Morey Court. The hearing, set for Tuesday, adjourned before 4 PM, with remaining notes and names unreadable in the damaged text.
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Sase
Severe Heat Wave Grips New York in Extreme Heat
The United States endures an intense heat wave with New York City reporting a 139 degree sun maximum. Widespread heat-related deaths mount as crops suffer and Canada faces potential serious damage unless relief arrives promptly.
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New York
United States
New York City
Canada
Mass meeting halts work in July shearers dispute
The report notes a mass meeting of shearers after disruptions at a shed on July 16 as a party of men arrived. Witnesses urged them back to work but King insisted illegitimate delays could lead to prison rather than completing the award. The magistrate then adjourned the case.
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William John McKerhai
Mickiday
Shearern
King
Canberra Baths and Child Facilities Debate in Parliament
The Minister for Home Affairs told Parliament the Canberra baths project proceeded to provide work and improve unemployment in the territory. Committees considered facilities for children to swim and the overall plan balanced social needs with construction.
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Witter
Eta
London Treaty Ratified by United States Senate Vote
The United States Senate ratified the London Naval Treaty amid opposition reservations. Supporters framed the agreement as advancing naval limits, while opponents pressed numerous objections. The vote reflected broad confirmation despite late reservations from several senators.
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USA
Bente
Os Volexn
Tinedersiand
John Oo
United States
Wheat Outlook Raises Concerns for Farmers and Finance
The minister for agriculture discusses wheat prospects for the coming season and the need for a comprehensive organization to finance handling and marketing. Market parity projections threaten both growers and financiers, with harvests and carryover stocks influencing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Wheat control plan debated by Hoover aid group
Senator Thomas urged President Hoover to convene an international wheat conference. The aim is a world wide curtailment of wheat production to raise prices. The move drew mixed reactions from wheat growers and officials as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Workers’ Union
Washington
Momlay
Thomas
Hoover
Regulated Output and Telegraphic Washington Remarks
A fragmentary report from Washington mentions Mr Leree and statements about a solution to a wheat related problem. It notes a belief in stabilization measures and increasing supplies though the text is garbled. The piece references Senate or board discussions and aims to address a national agricultural issue.
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Washington
Mon
Leree
Erie
Austins Prepare for Final Test Doorstep at Manchester
In the two day match the Austins face Durham with the prospect of a win before the fourth test. The series continues as the Manchester test is set to begin Friday.
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Lontion
Tresillig
Bitlet
Austins Werg
Hue
Plaxyd Nuguinet
Durham
Manchester
Credit in London Loan Council to Meet
The Goon Connell will meet on August to discuss tentative proposals aimed at pooling Australian funds in London to facilitate exchange operations. A tentative plan to mobilise the exchange was agreed at the meeting and will be carried out if confirmed by the Loan Council.
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Connell
Seukin
London
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