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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
4
Queanbeyan Rainfall Records Chronicle
Monthly rainfall totals for Queanbeyan and area to date show varying amounts across the year. Data lists include months from January to June with figures and related notes on measurement, stations, and recording processes.
Australia Navy Refutes Proposals Amid Parliament Debate
Reports indicate no proposals were made by the Australian government regarding naval funding. The Admiralty faced questions on delay and accountability as MPs pressed for a clearer plan. Submarines Oxley and Otway, plus flagship Australia, were cited in the controversy over payment and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxley
Sal Otway
Auairalia
Naval College report details training costs and personnel
A historical report notes annual training costs for officers at the Royal Australian Naval College. It records total personnel employed, with 104 in war and 137 in a broader count. It mentions reductions in officer numbers and outlines annual costs around 1,400 pounds per officer, alongside training figures for 26 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule
Royal Aunte Miad Naval College
Calleey
Canberra Times urges unity in the face of Australian turmoil
The Canberra Times criticizes political parties for delaying aid in Australia’s hours of need. It highlights the Australian Loan Council's unanimous decisions across states led by Premiers of the governing party and urges Mr Latham to collaborate, admitting past errors and emphasizing factual facing of Australia’s difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australis
Atham
Canberra
Australian Loan Council
Loan Council
Latham
Austral
Confusion Over Mr Scullin Move Reported in London
Fragmented account discusses Mr Scullin moving influence and the British press coverage. It references the Morning Post and the Daily Telegraph in a critical context about political implications and public reaction.
Timber Industry Report On Tariff Round To Be Mailed
A government timber sector briefing outlines tariff round findings and plans to mail copies to members. An official from the department says additional reports are in preparation and will be released in the near future.
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Eroye
Cearnivar
Me. Warde
Duemion
Huw Atv
Forde
Fragmented OCR Note on Appointment and Finances
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses an appointment and financial matters involving several entities. Names and details are unclear, with many misspellings and missing context obscuring participants and actions. The readable fragments reference a minister or official, an exchange, a bank, and unspecified plans or purporting figures.
Parliament Debates Cotton Industry Amendment Threat
A raw OCR draft describes a parliamentary committee session where an amendment to cotton industry policy is debated. It notes proposals on price supports and employment conditions, with mentions of government action, opposition positions, and possible defeat. The text references various figures and motions, including proposed funding and regulatory changes, and adjournment details.
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Benatol
Kenoter
Henry Haurpate
Haynie
Banat
Bert
Ben Hasket
Ushman
Tiyeetsinny
Sequin
Fev
CNN
George Heures
Banned Books Sparking Debate on Market Saturation
The report notes a sharp rise in published banned titles with about 20 percent of market offerings under scrutiny. Officials cite government curbs and public pressure as drivers, while publishers warn of reduced diversity. Strong entities include the minister for trade and the publishing houses cited. The discussion points to broader concerns about censorship affecting access to literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prado
See Arranger World Berries Patents Rights Warping Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice about information rights. It mentions Australia and New Zealand as reserves and references Tanger and It rights therein. The readable parts suggest a disputed post ation service or arrangement with international claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Swearing-in Ceremony Amid Turmoil in Spier Weighs In
Apparent confusion marks the new council swearing-in in Spier as attendees, including notable clan members, are described amid disrupted proceedings. The report notes unusual names and distant references, with unclear roles and lingering tension surrounding the event.
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