28 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
1
Fragmented ad style text on coal for railways with garbled pricing and supply references. Core facts unreadable, no clear date or entity beyond vague mentions. The readable portion hints at shipments and payment terms but lacks verifiable details.
Kingford Smith and crew complete Atlantic crossing from Ireland to New York as the Southern Cross lands safely at Roosevelt Field at 6 31 pm The crowd roars with a dazzling vertical display before a flawless three point landing A fierce storm erupts after departure and the team receives a warm reception from New York officials and spectators all along the route
Fragmentary account references Kingsford Smith and a flight, with jumbled phrases and stray names. Mentions Fokker and Saunders, amid disjointed remarks about events, places, and dates. Readable facts are minimal. no coherent timeline or outcome is established.
Plans advance for erecting a monument in Oakland California to commemorate Ford Smith's exploits. The message describes delays and dreaming of completion while detailing efforts, public interest, and local expectations for the tribute.
Fragmented text notes recognition for Kingsford Smith and Meili with scattered references to honors, people, and places. The garbled OCR includes names like Sinjunga Geuiler and various phrases suggesting award or commendation activity, but lacks coherent facts.
A 17 year old boy Lloyd Frederick William Marah was struck by two motor vehicles on Uriarra Road Queanbeyan last night and died within five minutes from extensive injuries. Police and bystanders attended the scene near the Gurunleyen Hotel. The incident involved a lorry and two cars.
Government faces a decision on whether to commit funds or seek support for a plan regarding a major public purchase. The opposition hints at seeking parliamentary backing as part of the inquiry, with potential implications for policy and memorial undertakings.
Fragmentary tribute describes a figure named Inge mowmnsn addressing companions about a mission in American territory. Vague lines reference crowding an undertaking and completing a task with tone implying a ceremonial or maritime or aerial voyage.
The fragment references a Besoiat Arrangement and a Master’s World Barview with mentions of Acapitation and Avatratia New Zealand. It lacks clear events or named individuals and does not provide a coherent, reportable fact to summarize.
A chaotic cricket report from London describes Chapman and Hobbs forming a crucial fourth wicket stand after an early mishap by Hobby. Duleepsinhji and Jandren added a useful partnership as conditions favored batting, with crowds and officials shaping the scene around a tied or drawn match.
Fragmentary report from London indicates a temporary tarpaulin covered wicket at Lord's to shield play for four days. Curator Mr White remarks on pitch protection and ongoing efforts to prevent wear while players adjust to conditions.
An opinion piece from the Morning Post discusses England's precarious position in the Nottingham test. It notes Woodfull's bowling, Bradman’s form, and England's struggles to dismiss Australia while praising Duleep Singh and Jolning.
In London on Thursday a fragmentary wartime diary notes an incident near the Isle of Wight. The account mentions a torpedo strike and air and submarine activity, with figures including Hutch, Tilbury, and HM ships Furious and Victory. Six wickets are recorded in a cryptic score line amid the chaos.
Report of a river explosion near Brock Ontario during a Thursday event. Ted Hout and crew aboard a carship dynamite collision caused injuries to several men. Rescue efforts continue as investigators search for missing crew members with details still unclear.
Berlin reports the Dornier seaplane with 14 persons preparing for a transatlantic flight. The craft will depart from London, fly via the Azores and Bermuda to New York. Officials say speeds up to 120 to 150 miles per hour suggest about seven to eight hours to New York.
London Thursday Mr Phillip Snowden speaking for the Government said the suspension of the Malta constitution would receive sanction from Parliament after urgent measures were needed to meet the emergency. Legislation tied to the order would be enacted and proclaimed by the Governor in Malta to take effect tomorrow.
The Daily Telegraph predicts a victory for England in the Nottingham contest with Lordelian at Notts. It favors Allon over Wood and Allom if confident, noting Australians may fail to hold the town. Phillip Trevor foresees England winning, citing superior bowling power and cautious approach to match outcomes.
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