11 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented report from Capitol Theatre notes a July end purchase of Australian equipment for talking pictures. The piece mentions installation progress and quotes a theatre manager, with unclear names and several garbled phrases about front wares and equipment readiness.
Two people were killed when police fired on a crowd during a racial clash near Nel lore Baliutta on Monday. The event sparked ongoing tensions as bystanders and local communities reported violence and confusion amid the confrontation.
The Australian capital awaits Miss Amy Johnson with officials confirming she will arrive at noon Saturday and depart at 3 pm. The Prime Minister will meet her. no further entertainment arrangements are in place, and local women express mixed views on the visit and potential charity use.
The Commonwealth council set a meeting for today to discuss ongoing operations and expected actions. Key ministers and regional leaders appeared in a draft agenda including water projects, transportation, and budget lines. The session also touched on expenditure projections approaching 648 million SEK and related oversight.
Tuesday reports from Worvort and Wakenalt discuss whether Miss Amy Johnson will land at Albury or Sydney. Civil Aviation Department says no official Albury landing ground exists and she will not land there. If Albury visit is canceled she may fly to Canberra and then Goulburn next day.
Fragmented OCR text lists players and teams with many errors. It presents a forecast for Adelaide with references to multiple names and places, creating a murky roster and event context. The readable bits indicate a sports prediction without clear outcomes or dates.
Rain disrupted the matin read as Australia pressed for victory. Key bowlers McCabe and Bitterwarti delivered, with notable wickets. observers noted fatigue and cautious batting as the match concluded in favorable conditions for Australia.
A fragmented report states that King Carol refuses reconciliation with Helene, ruling out her crowning as queen. Marie and the Queen Mother are referenced amid palace rumors. A line notes Marie telegraphed congratulations to Carol, who reportedly will maintain royal duties while distant from Helene.
The Liberal Party signals upheaval as they reject Carol Bucatent's manifesto proposal. Party leaders indicate a shift in stance on key policies and refuse to endorse the plan, citing concerns over strategy and potential consequences.
The report notesWorkshops shut down amid confusion as laborers and managers discuss motives and carriage repairs. The piece mentions several departments including Fowler and Clyde, with activities paused at Yhle week and a projected 440,000 currency amount referenced in relation to time and work allocations.
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