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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
1
A weekend surge of gang warfare in the eastern United States left thirteen people dead. Police and gunmen clashed across multiple cities including New York and New Jersey suburban areas. Wounded include two police officers and a woman. two bystanders were also killed.
Hiwan reports a government floated loan of 7 to 10 million pounds in Australia with terms practically decided and a prospectus ready for issue next week. Authorities expect formal flotation by federal government.
The Prime Minister received a diagram from the Administrator of New Guinea reporting a Handley aircraft crash near Balu nt at 11:80 a.m. on Ruturlay. The plane carried Pio Memon and Mechanic McMurtrie with passengers. A recovery by a secret air plane is noted. The fate of Thon son and McMurtrie remains unknown until ground parties visit the crash site.
In a fragmented report from New Culneu, residents fear for pilot Captain Thompson and mechanic Meldurthe after a mishap near the plant. Authorities consider a possible attempted landing and a party plans to move toward the scene to secure the aircraft and aid occupants despite unclear details.
Secretary of the Navy Mr Adama announced the start of construction on eight new 10,000 ton cruisers. The plan includes updated armor and weapon arrangements, with completion slated after war-related adjustments.
A cryptic intelligence compilation notes plans and routes involving Routers Ward Barview and Barliness, referencing Mars and a beam project. It mentions Australia and New Zealand rights and “Special Arrangement” details within a sparse, high mystery framing.
London officials announce Amy Johnson has received the CBE while speculation grows that her return may herald the Air Force Cross as a follow up honour. Critics say the flight already merits the Air Force Cross and anticipate celebratory recognition upon her return.
The report notes eighty percent of workers are back on the job with conditions improving. Authorities say payments will be made by a central authority and that local operations resume. The scene includes references to Sydney and Sydney precincts with the recovery pace described as steady this week.
The India Office notes the tribal situation in India as of May 30 improved overall with Rangoon under control after heavy casualties, reportedly over 100 dead and about 80 hospitalized. While some disorder persists in several areas, the atmosphere remains tense but stabilizing.
Fragmented OCR note describes an event where the King awards to someone named Johnson and comments on a marvellous achievement. The text is garbled but indicates a royal gesture and approval with possible dates and names obscured by transcription errors.
A crowd of Tunemerod volunteers joined a raid on Humbay salt works yesterday. Police arrested about 40 women volunteers and other participants. Rebels used 120 potier cards to attempt a dash toward the ship. Troops were called, but no fines were imposed as authorities said this could be the final raid before the new move.
An accidental discovery in Lahore revealed a home factory containing incendiary apparatus and chemicals for weapon manufacture. Police found vast quantities of improvised explosives and drugs in a house on an unnamed street. Two suspects are believed to be connected to the site.
In a clipped, unclear exchange a speaker states that she would not be a man for anything, arguing for equal rights. The fragment mentions Mina Amy Johnson, Frisdane Tuena ny, and Mae, amid a tense discussion on suffrage and women’s roles.
The CHE award, created in 1917 to reward war services, honors Amy Johnson among five Clawer of the Beith Empire recipients. Commanders of the Drier badge form the third clue, with a central medallion circlet bearing a seated figure. Johnson will wear the medallion on display from a bow.
The report details Grimmett and Barnard in a drawn day as Hampshire captain Oldfield Carita and Meadman score heavily for Australia. Grimmett’s bowling and Meadman’s 90 minutes at the crease shape a tense match with key catches by Mead, Kennedy, and Newman. Tennyson, Hornibrook, and Walker contribute with the bat as the innings extend into the final stages.
Fragmented notice recounts Amy to leave today with no stops en route aboard Southern Moon. References to towns and invitees suggest travel with possible landing points and individuals, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Preparations for the landing are under way with a list of honorees led by King George V. Notable figures include Mr Noothiston and Mr Jimm Himon among others, with the order of the Khar of India to be conferred. The public awaits the arrival of Amy Johnston and details reveal a focus on agricultural type fervent actions as seen in government circles.
A fragmentary report notes warnings of wage reductions affecting additional coal fields. The text references miners unions and associations and mentions Hawthorn and Calley areas, with unclear specifics due to the damaged OCR. The item highlights ongoing labor cost pressures in western coal districts.
Air pioneer Kame Howard and crew completed a world endurance feat authenticated in Rome on a Monday in Washington. The mission, linked to Anger Maddatena and Lieutenant He, surpasses a 1928 record amid a long refueling window and minutes to spare.
An OCR damaged cricket match snippet mentions players Grimmett, Hornibrook, Oldfield, and Croom among others. It references wickets, overs, and scoring notes like 0 for Grimmett and several ambiguous names, with no clear final result or coherent narrative. The fragment hints at a Lord Hawke era contest between Yorkshire and Hampshire but lacks explicit outcomes.
In a tumultuous Commons session, MPs debated a naval treaty as government plans faced scrutiny. Key questions centered on security guarantees, potential safeguards for Britain and Europe, and how the treaty would shape future Anglo allied commitments. The discussion reflected tight party dynamics and concerns over financial costs and strategic stability.
The Melbourne Sydney air mail liner WF Lier was forced to turn back due to stormy weather. The mail was sent on to Kyadney by train.
Report notes McCabe's strong batting form while the tail collapses hindered Hampshire. Mentions Enaliah Wiekata, Hrdman, and a close contest against Australia, with emphasis on McCabe's standout innings and the team’s overall batting troubles.
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