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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
1
A fractured text reports wages cutting across a large labor sector, mentioning ministries and a European context. It cites 200,000 workers facing pay reductions and references Germany and other regions. The garbled OCR preserves key entities, but the exact actions and dates remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a discussion or rehearsal titled overtures and a meeting involving Helene and Carol. References to lesser teams, livery, and provisional provisions are tangled, with garbled names and phrases. The readable fragments imply a planning or social event but lack clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled OCR style item notes a Paris landing and references a person named Michael and a Card. The fragmentary text mentions a wife watching events and hints at familial connections, with unclear action or outcome.
Conflicting reports surround Myriam Hainan and Madame Lupescu amid rumors of royal ties and love, with one account claiming a split from a lover and another noting observers tracking her movements. The saga hints at strained relations and public intrigue without clear details.
The report describes escalating barriers as aliens press forward in the sugar fields near Townryile and surrounding districts. Authorities coordinate patrols and inspections to impede progress amid tight security, with local officials warning of possible penalties for trespass.
A fragmented report notes a surge in autish cane cutters amid a broader industrial realignment. Mentions a Weamonthy event at the Aene center and Kinelboly system, with references to Frene origin and Yugo state. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A damaged OCR passage notes the sugar industry had few foreign workers, with fragmented lines mentioning Mr Rotha and Mr Forde and referencing Italians in Northern Yuernalan. The readable parts indicate low immigrant labor and ongoing debate about wages or bounty, but specifics are unclear.
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The Australian Loan Council, citing reduced national income from lower export values, plans to finance forthcoming year largely from domestic funds and cut loan expenditure by 45 percent. The move aims to meet debts while maintaining essential credit and support overseas payments, with parliamentary and ministerial actions outlined to implement the policy.
A report from Ryvnicy notes idle shipping operations restarting after a prolonged coal strike. The piece mentions workers, employers, and political figures engaging to restore production, with expectations of fuller activity at Duce Tony Fegan and related ports. The timeline centers on immediate poststrike recovery and labor negotiations.
An unusual regional note records a revived need for a modest amount of material to be shipped east of SouTe Avmerten. The item references Abermam Seaham Caymeen and AVPNEY with unclear roles and no explicit dates or prices.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a report about Wonthaggi coal prices showing a drop or cheaper rates. Mentions a mine, production notes, and possibly a local realization of lower coal costs. details are unclear due to garbled text but center on price movement and mine activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Southern Coal reduced figures and a nomination process involving proprietors in Gee Houthern Galliriek. Readable items mention Rydney and Memnera, but no clear dates or outcomes are present. Further text needed for precise headline and summary.
Violent crime surges amid calls for action after the killing of a journalist in Chicago. The city braces for a national hunt with rewards totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars while authorities pursue leads and prepare funerary rites.
Fragmentary article notes a study on India’s problems, with discussion of a partition and recommendations. Mentions interview context and undisclosed officials, highlighting mixed conclusions and a consensus among Newamners about the resort yaw.
Miss Amy Johnson will land at Duntroon on Saturday and be greeted by the Prime Minister. She will attend a luncheon at Parliament House with federal government guests and their wives. Presentations to the aviatrix are planned from Parliament steps, with possible flags from the ladies committee led by Mrs Soullin and the RS and SLS auxiliary committee. The Canberra business community is urged to subscribe funds for the aviators' presentation, with further details expected on arrival.
A damaged report recounts an official inquiry where Prime Minister and Mrs. Wenteult anticipate Miss Johnsson arriving in Canberra. Arrangements for a Canberra reception include invites to ministers and spouses with a weekend visit to be confirmed, pending confirmation from authorities.
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Speed record news reports an attempted propulsion blade trial at Windermere lasting about an hour. The craft faced a remarkable mishap as blades detached, reducing speed and causing concern over a stalled attempt. An official verdict or action is anticipated on Thursday.
A battered report notes a secret ballot in railway workshops in Newcastle on rationing of works. The document hints at department delays and wage concerns tied to a ballot by workers, with unclear timing and specifics due to damaged text.
Fragmentary text from a Sydney report mentions a person named Bleyin and a factory audition, with references to a condition and an operation. Details are incomplete, making it difficult to identify the event, date, or organizations involved.
Fragmentary sentence indicates a decision not to call at Albury on the way to Melbourne. Mentions Mr Cyril Weatcott and aviation department guidance, with garbled attributions and uncertain dates. Likely an early 20th century telegraphic notice about travel plans or air service.
The Australian seeked their run rate by defeating England with strong bowling and fielding. McCabe top scored for Cambridge with 14 while other batsmen struggled as Australia declared at a high total. Brown and Web assisted, but the innings ended with Cambridge trailing. the Australian strike attack dominated the match.
A flurry of libel writs totaling about £40,000 was issued today by Lord Mayor Mostyn against Anacciated Newspapers Ltd the Daily Guardian and William Jackson. The suits allege defamatory statements tied to former aldermen and land allotment disputes involving Rydning and surrounding areas.
Disruptive incident alleged during a Canberra youths football tour, with reports of intoxication and misconduct involving players. Details remain unclear, includingLocations cited and dates. Further official statements pending from organizers and authorities.
A fragmented report notes cricket preparations at Downside with mentions of public access restrictions, security measures, and upcoming matches. It references Trent Bridge events, Nottingham, Sydney connections, and plans for crowd management, with unspecified dates and incomplete details. The piece emphasizes a controlled environment around games and training sessions.
A sensational rail accident at Whangarei New Zealand injures several passengers as a train derails in a cutting. Reports describe wreckage, damaged carriages, and a chaotic scene with survivors helped by bystanders and officials.
The report notes Australia's dominant performance defeating their opponent by an innings. Key figures and exact scores are not clearly readable but the outcome and innings victory are evident from the readable phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political dispute with mentions of a leader, opposition, and a country party. Readable names or specifics are unclear, but the fragment suggests tensions over a potential electoral agreement and internal party conflicts.
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