15 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
1
A garbled report notes a large blaze in New Zealand causing significant losses. Details are unclear but mention of ten thousand pounds appears, with fragmented references to voting totals and a market or event. Names and places are unreadable in the OCR.
The Full Court ordered a new trial after appealing from the district court, involving a breach case over a diamond ring. Key figures include Jee Cohen and Willan, with Greenwood and Cron noted in the locker incident and attendant charges. The ruling emphasizes the council's liability and the district court’s decision.
A fragmented note from Bundaberg's mayor expresses gratitude for warm greetings and thanks the community for recognizing Mr. Hinkler. The communication thanks the Chovenmeenyt for due recognition and conveys appreciation for support during a period of national pride.
Melmourn e Wednesday in the arbitration court, the judge noted 44 hours with reduced wages would be unlikely. The case discussed extending weekly hours to maintain wage levels, with concerns about worker fatigue and productivity.
The discussion argues against a universal 44 hour week as injurious to workers. It questions general labour burdens, the method of fixing the basic wage, and who controls the maintenance of a four hour work pace, noting previous conclusions and calls for careful consideration of how hours affect different job sectors.
A massive dam in Southern California bursts after extreme rain, unleashing a flood that swamps towns and roads. Rescue teams race to reach survivors as debris and water surge toward the coast, leaving thousands homeless and dozens killed.
The Prime Minister presented a cheque for 22,000 to a noted aviator amid a formal welcoming at Parliament House. Officials and the public praised the hero’s bravery and the nation’s gratitude as the ceremony acknowledged a historic rescue and service to Australia.
Canberra crowds greet famed flyer Herbert Hinkler on arrival in Canberra amid light drizzle. Police manage large turnout as Prime Minister receives him on Parliament House steps.
Bert Himkbep and two RAF pilots escorted a landing in Sydney amid cheers. The crowd surged toward the rotunda as the airman stepped from the machine. Police and soldiers formed a cordon, securing the approach while Major Jones supervised the reception.
A crowded Rotunda crowd welcomed aviator Bert Hinkler as he arrived in Canberra. Officials and the Cabinet greeted him after his flight from Sydney, with a prideful reception on Parliament House steps. The crowd celebrated with singing as Hinkler acknowledged cheers and waved to supporters.
The speech by Mr Hinkler to the audience appears disjointed with garbled phrases and stutters as he replies to the Prime Minister. He mentions the current occasion and expresses difficulty in finding words while trying to convey feelings amid interruptions and laughter.
A fragmented report notes a plane presentation at Wormeadin ahead of Hinkler’s departure for Mas. cot today. J J. Flouse of Kodak presented the AVBW Acrolib with a ninehine iota to Bink ders. The Club will now have six plans.
The Hinkler party spends a day in Canberra visiting Parliament House and meeting officials. They tour the Royal Military College at Duntrown, dine with the Prime Minister and Mrs Truce, and attend a Capitol Theatre screening of Wings.
Melbourne reports the Clothing Trades Arbitration Committee of the Victorian Chamber of Manufactures condemns judge Drake Jockon for indecorous conduct amid disputed awards. The committee vows the awards preserve trade interests and allow reasonable freedom in conduct, despite concerns.
Weetresedir Weetresedir Court records 32 year old Windrum fined £15 or months in default for driving a car while drunk on July 14 in Arnelle Prince Highway. The vehicle struck an elderly sulky rider, William Houghton, who later died. Windrum faced manslaughter charges thrice. jury found no conviction.
A daring but hazardous attempt to fly from England to America led by Captain Hinchcliffe with the Hon. Elsie Mackay, daughter of Baron Inchcape. The craft departed at dawn after loading for a 3,000 mile leg, passing Mizen Head on Ireland’s coast as wind and weather were assessed.
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