13 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes plans for a museum project with May readiness and mentions individuals such as John Huthete and Pherasr ler. The garbled lines reference design work and a potential tabled arrangement, with unclear context about locations or organizations.
Governor General Lord Stonehaven announces King George VI has awarded the Air Force Cross to Hebert Hinkler for distinguished service to aviation after his equator spanning flight from England to Australia. Canberra preparations include a large public welcome with police detachment to manage traffic.
The report details delays and substitutions in a public works project, outlining the involvement of the commissioner and officials. It notes anticipated overruns, the need for new estimates, and potential changes to timelines and funding.
Trials show an all metal aircraft set to connect Hamburg and London with potential rapid service. Reports mention test flights and emerging technology while noting ongoing development and pilot observations.
Fragmentary text discusses attempts to settle a new community project with white labor and references individuals, locations, and activities in Darwin. The readable segments indicate discussions of settlement, experiences, and practical aims, with emphasis on white labor and related social dynamics.
An accident at a wharf resulted in a sailor's death and a companion's skull fracture. The coroner held an inquiry and returned a verdict of accidental death after a brief inquest. The incident occurred Monday at the Allen wharf where both men were working when the plank slipped and toppled them into the water.
Fragmentary notice states there are no openings in New South Wales. The text mentions international names and movement references with unclear context, noting a quiet stance and absence of opportunities. The damaged lines suggest political or labor themes but lack concrete events or dates.
A guard of honour ceremony, organized by returned soldiers, reflects on the Tasman Territory and the ongoing war effort. Major L. ci Misael leads the guard. the event honors veterans and discusses postwar support and recognition.
A cryptic report from Sydney remarks on a sweeping achievement linked to Monachy figures, praising the tie as a monumental milestone. It notes Sir Renjaninasaye’s stance on rights from Anitritiae to Pew Aecband, while discussing parliamentary pressure and various political actors including Sir Benjamin and Sir Tendenin Poller.
A damaged OCR fragment from a newspaper page shows garbled phrasing and missing names leaving readers with an incomplete account. Readable portions suggest a report might involve a local event or incident but crucial entities and specifics are unreadable.
A French airliner was forced down in the Channel amid a severe storm. Reports note damage and a rescue effort with pilots and crew escaping unharmed. details remain unclear as weather complications hinder communication.
The case involving Griggs ends in a jury agreement after a costly, delayed trial. The defendant has been brought to Melbourne and will face a second trial at Pendage Gael pending further action.
A garbled plea outlines renewed engagement between Canton and Hong Kong with anticipated talks. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the piece suggests seeking calmer ties and ongoing dialogue amid regional tensions.
It will be another month before any decision on rates is announced. The information was made public by Sir John Butters yesterday morning.
A damaged OCR shows a wartime reception at a theater hosted by a ranch association for service members and their families. The program lists speakers, local dignitaries, and veterans groups, with mentions of hospital officials and a ceremonial welcome.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a public event or platform aimed at inviting women to participate. Mentions civic welcome, dates, places, and various names, but readability is limited with numerous garbled phrases and out of order words.
A fragmented and garbled message circulates urging Himeler to enter the scene. The text hints at a Monday deadline and references a secretary and various unclear orders. No clear names, dates, or places are reliably identifiable.
Local residents report discovering a giant fungus on Black Mountain measuring about fifteen inches across. Sheriff and officers from the Action Police Station inspect the site and secure the area for further study by biologists and park officials.
Evidence describes a party disturbance where Wilf Burridge sustained injuries leading to his death. Janedon Morris and others faced manslaughter charges in connection with the death. The case was remanded for further proceedings.
A fragmentary report from Sydney mentions Montes and Fpegking with plans to line up for a local heat. It notes Hinkler’s continued presence and interest in a key position, with speculation about strategy and potential benefits for the team.
Fragmentary text notes a Winkleer seeking rest following a tied Ayadaey match. Mentions Manda and Mereh as possible dates or people, with unclear references to a Mellan and a funnel pore context.
In Sydney a parliamentary clash centers on constitutional reform with PMs and ministers arguing over the People and the Crown. The session discusses the roles of government and citizens, with calls for clarification and enduring duties.
An account from Canherri describes a film at the Causeway Theatre featuring the Wyllaewiey show. Mr Thi retin discusses a weather scene and Trinell, with Cone matey and Wis Tite terregiisine mentioned. Loran and Jinn boahe are named in a brief plaque-like summary.
In Sydney on Monday the stewards aboard the Montoro threatened a strike over demands for changes in accommodations and pay. Crew leaders indicated stoppage unless the company met their terms, risking disruption to the steamer’s schedule and passenger comfort.
A defendant named T. D. Mutch was sentenced in the MNE Wy case on a forgery conviction. The terse report notes a formal plea and judgment, with the record indicating the court action occurred this session and the defendant’s name appears in the final order.
Mr Latham says the Employers Advisory Colonel statement overstated the strike threat and claims the arbitration system has failed. He notes the Commonwealth Government is open to suggestions and asks for proposed specific alterations. He stresses the government will consider legislative treatment if helpful.
After a Cabinet meeting today, Premier Mr Flavin announced plans to inter hind fogging and punish slashers and offer such undersirables. The law will be amended as soon as possible.
Airman McIntyre died in hospital this afternoon after being seriously hurt in yesterday’s crash near Adelaide. The airman was part of the flight line unit and died following injuries sustained in the incident.
A maritime incident near the harbor involved Captains James Hunter of the North and William OConner of The Diavurr gem Sethoust. Both masters faced accusations tied to exceeding speed limits in Waters Mevigitiesd Plpekas, with one crew member reportedly killed. Hunter was found guilty.
A Saturday incident in Auckland involved a horse train collision with several horses described as from Dinka Krai. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but one or more horses were derailed and minor injuries or delays may have occurred. Local authorities investigated the scene and advised precautions for future crossings.
In a chaotic inqury today, stewards and witnesses described events surrounding illicit liquor. The hearing reviewed alleged bottle shipments and illegal traffic tied to a suspected bootlegger, with testimony aimed at establishing responsibility and safety concerns.
London reports Flight Lieutenant Kinkaid plans a record flight this week. He seeks to exceed 200 miles per hour, with secrecy surrounding the attempt. The unusual machine is described as new and untested, and observers note the sound of the craft varies as it moves.
The Pan American Union sponsors a worldwide architectural contest for a memorial lighthouse at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic to honor Christopher Columbus. The Dominican government offers a prize fund of 5000 dollars. Potential entrants are instructed to request the competition prospectus from Albert Helney in Washington and to indicate language preferences and program emphasis.
Sir John Butters warned of a noticeable drop in the year's flies and predicted further improvements. He joked about posting notices in the Federal Territory with the caption blown flies not admitted and advertising that flies are not wanted in Canberra.
A formal government statement notes progress by the Standing Committee in London on the Empire conference set for Austria Hungary. Names of delegates and executive roles are listed, including Clinton, Treasery and Education officials, with regional attendees from South Africa and various colonies.
An ATF aircraft suffered damage during a forced landing while attempting a return to Redhmo. The crew assisted in escorting Hinkler to Mascolo airfield. The incident narrowly avoided injury as observers noted luck in escaping harm.
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