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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1928
Page
1
In northern Norway authorities report dwindling hopes for locating explorer Amundsen after failed attempts by Notilon crews and air units. Rescue work continues haltingly amid cold seas as teams assess remaining chances in deteriorating conditions.
London reports show airman still missing after the King's Cup air race and Mindeng Trophy. Warwick Hurgenden and a motor caravan search the route from Newcastle to Glasgow with police along the way, as hope to locate Leatheart, one of the youngest pilots, wanes.
Fragmented report of a 20th century seaplane journey from Mest to Mest via the Azores. The text references Lieutenant Purl, a plan involving a trunacatnte Migi, and mentions routes near Agora and Nova with technic terms and unclear names. The passage also notes preparations and possible aviation milestones linked to Atlantic crossing attempts.
A fragment reports Lieut Paria arriving at the Azores after a London leg, with unclear phrasing. The brief notes the stopover but lacks dates, units, or outcomes.
Fragmentary report notes negotiations about Berths and offers of £1,000 in London. Mentions Aeris storage and Bra Might from United Beaten to 10 WW. Describes a crate carried from England to America in autumn, with an expected 48 hour duration. Names Hoey and LOR appear in the incomplete text.
Fragmentary text mentions a Caught in Scrub event linked to Atene y with names Monday and Michie. It notes a waned from Daltinres Gael last week and a capture at the eyruh ear Pulgandes see, but specifics are unclear.
AWE leaders claim Canberra has only two unemployed workers while urging action. They cite a Commonwealth official note on penury of jobs, noting stringency in Canberra and surrounding areas. The statement argues plenty of work is available yet the unemployed cannot find jobs, urging immediate measures.
Fragmentary report notes an airship project to cross the Atlantic with a proposed crew including an American woman. It mentions a Highbury construction site and possible return routes to England then Australia. The piece hints at sponsorships and aims to commercialize the route, with timelines unclear.
Leaders of the ACT Ue discuss broad agreement to conciliation in industrial disputes. They expect a joint effort by employers and workers to hold future conferences, possibly avoiding arbitration and court action.
Thieves entered the Com misastons belckeworka office in Woatridae in the early hours of Saturday, blowing a safe open and taking about £40. An automatic revolver and 20 rounds of ammunition were also stolen. Police heard shots from a nearby property, with more work nearby.
In Central Court the bribery case against Arthur J. Arnot and others opened with Crown evidence alleging improper payments to Babcock and Wilcox Ltd for a Bun financing project. Witnesses described council minutes and tender comparisons while Arnot and allied lawyers challenged jurisdiction and the legality of the examined funds.
Fragmentary notes suggest the government weighed an earlier election as priority while parliament faced a budget deadline. Officials indicated the next session would resume after a period of indecision, with cabinet discussions focused on timing and potential impacts on national stability.
An unclear dispatch reports fighting during a Portuguese upheaval with casualties and arrests. The document notes deaths and many injuries across Lisbon, with references to military and civilian targets and disrupted daily life.
Cabinet sessions focus on preparing a plan for the museum with days set today and tomorrow. The note mentions financial statements and a hindrance related to work and diligence impacting progress.
A September entry discusses the architec tural commission's supervision of a planned project. It mentions the design review by the Works Committee and references provisional timelines and actions for obtaining approval.
Detectives traveled from Adelaide to probe the death of Mrs Tanner aged 20 and three children aged 3, 2, and 1 found in a barn at Coathara. Police report a bottle of poison found at the house and a husband and farmhand present. An inquest opened but adjourned amid uncertain details from the district.
A coroner's inquest was held Monday into the death of Mrs Florence Jeuen, found in a gas-filled room. Testimony described a troubled relationship and a note of deep heartbreak. Police indicate both husbands are involved in the case and that previous marriage details have surfaced.
The Public Accounts Committee has completed evidence gathering on housing conditions. The committee will meet in Melbourne at the start of next month to consider the report, which will be tabled when Parliament resumes.
New York crew led by Captain Collyer and Meare reach Hattery Point after a wartime route, completing a round the world trip in 24 cases, 14 hours, 62 minutes, 27 seconds.
Australians in Berlin participate in a terse tenpin event with German players Rahn Molden and Crawfort posting wins. Halting light leads Patterson match while other bouts show varied results including 1-8 and 14-6 scores, reflecting a tight contest amid uncertain notation.
The steamer Crat fa, recently purchased by Br. Hudrodenn, begins recovery work at Blackien harbor. Crew work to clear the propeller and re float the vessel as weekend approaches, with plans to move it toward the river and Br. Hudrodenn initiating motion by turning the screws.
The Workmen's Compensation Court awarded Mrs Madya Holstein widow of Georg Motetaty compensation of 850 pounds for her husband’s death while in the service of the Graan matey Electric Supply Company on December 28, 1837. The case records the fatal incident and the resulting dependency claim.
Atynrd and several sub branches press for a reform of war pensions. Members from diverse areas submit notions to the Independent Board, seeking reduced rates and broader relief for returned soldiers and settlers. The missives mention Craven Lande and various towns, calling for financial adjustments and sped relief.
In Paris on Sunday Davis Cup action saw Mali and Amerhiy De Morpurge Vitaly defeat Hunter 6-4 6-1 2-6 6-8 after two early wins by Hennessy Camm... and Fusint defeated by God in a separate match. scores show mixed performances and shifting momentum.
In the Liege tournament on Friday, Australia’s Mina Adhurst was defeated by Jokerton 8-3 in the singles. In doubles, Mina Doyd and Bra O’Hara Wood won their heat, while Mime Akhuese and Min Hicertam fell 6-1 so the readable portions show Australian players competing in singles and doubles with mixed results.
Dutch players Timmer and Kool led a 7-0 victory over Aubrey and Cummings in London, with Joal Cummings contributing in the singles. The event, held at Ud on Wednesday, showcased strong form from the Thatch club.
Duff expresses delight after Charlton’s win amid harsh conditions. The event features unclear references to a trainer, athletes named Hoy and Chariton, and mentions Boston style competition with details obscured by damaged OCR text.
The Commission announced no further pay cuts are planned for its staff. Chief Commissioner Bir John stated that, while some officers were already reduced in the prior two months, no new reductions are expected and future changes would be discussed after a meeting.
A well known Victorian cricketer Mr Peter McAlister paid a brief visit to Canberra yesterday after being notified by J H Honeymatt secretary of the Federal Capital Territory Cricket Association of an invitation for England XL to Canberra. McAlister promised to commend the migration to the Creel Hoard of Control for consideration.
A motor vehicle burned on the road yesterday morning near Fett standing by the Capi Theaits on Monday night. The owner is Mr. Henman of Ield. A second car was found burnt on the Therwa road the next day, about a rate distant, but the car was undamaged.
In Watersiders Malbourne a labor council meeting discussed the Health award and future policy. Members from the Wateraide Workers Federation attend to consider the award implications and possible arbitration by the court.
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