14 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
1
A confused fragment notes a strike threat affecting cane fields around Pref Ennispail. Mentions a meeting of executives and AWD, with references to a Sunday event and honours for a person named Pulley. The text quality is poor and many phrases are unclear.
The report notes authorities barred cane cutters in Mourilyan area today amid tensions over influence and national policy. Prominent figures commented on federal state relations and the role of foreign influence in Australia, with remarks about the industry and the pick-up in the region.
A protest from the league is filed over a statement by officials regarding the sugar industry. The text references a Secretary and a ministerial action affecting foreign domination. Details are unclear due to OCR errors and fragmented wording.
A chaotic report from the Aberdare mining area describes a seniority dispute among pit workers. The miners’ federation officer indicated a plan to seek a ruling on rank and terms, with potential action if the miners’ central council does not approve. The issue concerns job tenure during the AGRI levy period and possible disruption at the Aberdare mine.
A government proposal seeks a 1/6 ton reduction in coal charges for fourteen months. It promises lower consumer prices by reducing selling prices in Newlands, Mort Kembla, and Pyrwonl, with additional cuts to export terms to New Zealand. The plan specifies a 4/8 4 ton reduction and a 1/4 ton reduction, starting June 2, subject to formal undertakings and full payment conditions.
The Northern aileron Association chairman Mr May ald expresses optimism for coal's overseas demand rebound. He cites federal support and anticipated recovery in industrial activity, predicting a gradual upswing in the sector through next year.
The executive of the FCT Rugby League announced that Canberra Timian TM resigned as manager of the Junior Rugby League team after a visit to Braidhead. Officials stated they could not comment further due to meetings and prior invitations related to the inquiry.
Headmaster H. Fighie of Telcapes Park School stated yesterday the abole competition played Saturday and Friday afternoon was not connected to the junior league. The regatta governing body denied involvement and noted the events were held for activities, with muted oversight and no formal tie to the league.
Disjointed report notes a banking and investment muddle tied to Florida events. References unclear names, figures, and institutions, but mentions 250 000 shollars and detention at a bank, along with a vague tie to Charwaler, Munk, and Braidwood in a chaotic summary of recent failures.
A garbled London report hints at a mystery plan involving Tas Woodfull and Mailey with twists on Australian cricket lore. The piece references a theory about a surprise tactic and a different bowler lineup, noting speculation around currency and team strategies.
Grimmett proves deadly bowler and Oldfield shines despite illness as Hobbs and Sutcliffe struggle. Australia dominates England on opening day in London with Bradman and Richardson receiving praise while crowd support remains high.
The report describes a tense eve of test match scene in Nottingham with Australians arriving and veteran player Joby Gunn commenting on conditions. Weather and crowd presence factor into preparations as teams line up at the hotel and discuss strategies ahead of the morning match.
A fragment reports Miss Johnson arriving at 12 noon, Amy Johnson en route to Parliament House with a 1:30 p.m. luncheon to follow. The note mentions a prevention and an official luncheon at the Parliament House, reflecting a formal, period-toned scene.
Fragmented note describes a move to Canberra with farewell remarks to Sydney, mentioning a trip via Mulbourne and an invitation to a ceremony at a bridge. The text reflects hospitality, acceptance of an invitation, and a personal plan, but is garbled with unclear names and phrases.
The London Daily Mail reports a £10,000 contract for Amy Johnson relating to flights, with refusals to confirm higher figures. Johnson defends the deal as fair, stating the terms were misunderstood and that she would not reveal details, while colleagues discuss implications for aviation and potential endorsements.
The report covers players and lineups for Australia and England with captaincy, key batsmen and bowlers mentioned. It records weather threats, attendance figures, and various on field incidents, including Grimmett and Hammond performances, wickets, and crowd reactions, in a period-appropriate tone.
The report notes only two test players are fit to play while others struggle with balance and fitness. References to Grimmett and a cautious approach linger as the team prepares for the next match, acknowledging possible weaknesses and the need for disciplined play.
The article reports broad criticism of McLaren in a wartime context, noting critics doubting plans and defending actions amid strategic tensions. It mentions figures such as Hindinins and references to Australia amid forecasts and partisan reactions.
In a murky Nottingham contest the toss sparked debate as players argued over fielding choices. Marshat, Ul, and Australia Wing Bars contested lines about the wicket and the day’s conditions, while officials sought clarity amid a tense atmosphere.
A heated feud between church and state in Malta prompts protests and condemnation from religious groups. Reports describe government proposals triggering demonstrations, clerical opposition, and possible Sunday activities tied to Archbishop Valetta. Local officials urge calm as tensions rise.
Report cites a propeller failure near Hainthin causing rapid loss of speed and heightened alert. Authorities describe immediate switch to backup systems as engineers assess the damaged unit and prepare for possible full engine restart or replacement. London plans contingency arrivals Friday if current heat issues persist.
Confused reports note Australasian association concerns over British Admiralty control, with calls for Australia to bear annual payments and disputed over who should fund the Otway submersible project. Officials warn of possible adjudication and broader strategic rifts amid proposed shifts in naval burden.
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