21 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political gathering with references to a revolt, a convention, and federal handling. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece centers on a capital convention's tensions and potential federal involvement amid dissent.
The Geneva talks show a fragile Franco Italian deadlock with Macdonalds trying to maneuver next steps as France hosts uneasy discussions in London. Officials hint at a more conciliatory mood amid stalemate and pressure to resolve the crisis.
Fragmented OCR reports a belated notice of Lord Balfour with imagery of a quiet death scene. It references a former Prime Minister and a distant, ceremonial setting, mentioning a street and mourners in a muted, puzzle-like text.
Canberra public committee hears that inserting Kingston tea into the city plan allegedly harmed the Manuka shopping centre. Proponents claim buyers were told only twelve Kingston shops would be allowed, urging future schemes to go before the Public Works Committee and opposing bed cottages as part of the Kingston project.
A damaged report notes the seizure of a Canadian American Shiney Company vessel from Vancouver by a U S cutter off Oregon amid a 20 million dollar cargo dispute. Names and exact actions are unclear due to OCR errors but the event centers on a maritime seizure and a conflict between Canadian American interests and U S authorities in August.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss French floods and a parliamentary related comment. References to Avatiutie and Amstraliog night appear, with unclear dates or places. No clear names, events, or outcomes are established in the readable text.
A garbled report outlines a Carlton Club speech with scattered references to Waters and an invited attendee. The scrambled passage mentions an event, a heat, and responses, but fails to yield a clear sequence of actions or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text reports a funeral notice with garbled names and stray phrases. It mentions a station awaiting something near a coffee line and a cablon misread as part of the event, leaving the core details unclear.
The text outlines college costs for Army and Navy programs, noting tuition, course numbers, and graduate counts. It references Australia and New Zealand figures, plus a question-answer exchange in a House of Representatives setting.
A cyclist died after colliding with a car in the afternoon on a road near Naylie. The rider, identified as a local cyclist, was badly injured and rushed to hospital while police investigated the incident.
Turmoil in Park Lane London as a daylight robbery targets a jewellery shop. Suspect details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident involves theft of valuable items and significant concern among local residents and authorities.
Fragmentary OCR reads a royal or political note referencing General Balfour and a late Hon MaHHONe with mentions of victory and a national leader. The text is garbled but hints at a wartime or official message, with scattered names and places suggesting a formal communication or proclamation.
Fragmentary obituary style note cites R Scullin and a statement of sympathy with Australia. Mentions a march, a memorial event, and a quotation attributed to Karl Malfour with unclear attribution. Source text is highly garbled and difficult to fully interpret.
A high court decision holds that a yeoman has no cause of action against a woman for allegedly causing her husband to leave. The ruling discusses the nature of capital, property values, and implications for future housing, with remarks on unimproved capital and population concerns.
A garbled Prohibition hearing at Whitton Court featured Mr Hania and brief remarks on poverty. A defendant admitted a questionable impersonation in a preterm act, with witnesses noting a token of distress and concern at the Hutine Bye.
In Paris Parish the cardinal leads a high mass with emphasis on expiation and national faith observances. Local clergy and attendees participate in a solemn service reflecting on spiritual renewal and communal duty.
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