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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
1
A deputation from the Welfare Committee, led by Mr. Juntiew, seeks ministerial action on rating and freehold valuation under the Ratepayers Ordinance. The discussion covers publicity, appeals, and the Wardens’ role in confirming valuations, with Justice Hike to determine sections and possible amendments.
Mr Abbott departs Canberra for a 6,000 mile aerial tour across the North and Central Aur i region. The mission includes Mr CL Al Almont and a principal crew with a aim to inspect facilities and discuss aviation progress with officials en route.
An abridged report describes an airliner Canberra under Captain Hulden with an incident at 0:30 Wednesday morning. The aircraft reportedly headed toward Narrearin with an arrival disruption and a meeting with a potential convoy, before a postponement to 15 days.
Fragmentary report notes around a Monday development meeting. Unclear text references a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday and a meme shoot form under consideration. Names and details are garbled, leaving uncertain charges or outcomes.
Miners marched to Richmond Sign Colliery before dawn and picketed the mine. Police did not intervene as engine drivers and firemen were withdrawn from Richmond Main. The Cessnock deputation failed to lure miners into conference over wage cuts and tensions at the scene included incidents with a photographer and hostile crowds.
A report notes a gas shortage causing restricted consumption and altered hours. The Austrian Gas Company faces supply disruptions as demand outpaces production, with officials warning it could persist for weeks and prompt measures to ration fuel.
The Union Conference Melroutrent convened at Traten Hall to discuss federal intervention and a forthcoming arbitration court ruling. Officials debated rotating chairs and potential government involvement while polls and advocacy shaped the path ahead for a Labour government, with the Commonwealth Arbitration Court under scrutiny.
London Sunday report says internal Labour split surfaces as Independent Labour Party council votes against collaboration with Liberals. The LP affirms opposition, warning such ties would derail socialist aims. Arthur Henderson says government to open talks with Russia and resume diplomacy. Daily Herald notes MacDonald may seek talks with Hoover in London or Washington.
A fragmented note outlines Labour's peace aims and policy debates amid internal strain, referencing government actions and political factions. The text mentions leadership, petitions, and calls for unity under existing governance and international alignments. The piece reflects tensions within Labour regarding guiding principles and peace initiatives.
Fragmented dispatch from London describing Mr Ramey Macdonald’s view on governing, urging opportunity to think of the country, and expressing hope to work toward peace and reduced violence. Mentions the country’s pond ence and timing unclear due to garbled text.
Washington reports a surprising quiet on Anglo American disarmament talks. Hoover and McKinnon discuss alliance aims while U S officials weigh next steps. The piece notes optimism, tension, and political maneuvering around global arms control.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a regional event with unfamiliar names and unclear actions. It hints at a meeting or forum with references to northern areas, a council or group, and partially legible terms suggesting closure or availability of something for public remark. Details remain obscured.
The article outlines a July 1 commencement for provisions under the Transport Workers Act 1924, detailing probation, liability continuances, and regulatory amendments. It lists affected regions Melbeerne, vari Adetaite, NuWenaabr Hete Vane, and other districts with a focus on licensing, disqualification, and procedural changes under the governing commission's oversight.
An inexperienced flyer recounts a dramatic emergency when a storm struck during flight over Annday. The passenger describes the pilot losing control, a violent buffeting, and a forced landing that ended with the plane touching down safely at the landing field. The passenger credits quick actions and calm handling for the successful outcome.
Government action impacts local councils and community groups as officials announce new measures. Readers should note changes affecting public services, planning, and local governance. The report cites officials and affected organizations, outlining possible timelines and expected outcomes.
A fragmented report discusses efforts toward resuming cooperation with Russia through a joint office with MacDonald at the League. It emphasizes international cooperation over national gain and hints at ongoing negotiations within the League to shape a broad, collective policy.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an air inquiry set for next week at Uney with scattered terms like Machabarte and Truths muon. There is no clear person or organization clearly identified in readable form. The passage appears garbled and difficult to interpret reliably.
Fragmentary 1920s style report recounts a cordial exchange between Mr Bruce, British ministers, and Mr Meeean, Mr Haldwin, and Mr Kumay MacDonald. It notes mutual thanks for cooperation, hints at future collaboration, and mentions Mr Rainey MacDonald amid partial quotes and garbled phrasing.
The commission resumes public inquiry into coal industry practices in Britain with focus on Northern coal fields. It will examine mine outputs from 1911 onward, transport costs, and the relations between coal mines and allied enterprises. Evidence includes costs, carriage charges, and potential reopening of mines. adjournment set for Monday.
The meeting formed committees chosen by the central shipping cam and the Meek Hou Wales Chamber of Commerce president Mr U K Parkes. The event, held in June, selected representatives to join the new committees amid a tense political backdrop.
In a Monday session Chief Justice Detseider faced the case brought by the Reamen's Union of Agee seeking a $70 claim against the deeiahen of the ine duetrist Temistrar who refused to ne cceter that orwenieatbon ume. Arte beatin Act. The adjournment followed as arguments centered on the interpretation of union rights and citizenship in the ongoing dispute.
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