27 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
1
A garbled report hints at a graft case involving a buyer and others tied to a transport bill. The fragment mentions a weekly inquiry and a possible $599 figure. Names and locations are unreadable in the damaged text.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a plane accident near a suburb with casualties. The text mentions a Meld with aw and a wife, a Walia reference, and a mishmash of names and phrases, suggesting a fatal incident. Exact details are unclear due to text corruption.
Fragmented text references a treaty in Ottawa and a meeting involving Mr. McKonalt and border issues. Mentions voting, liquor, and a figure named Ghawation. The passage is garbled, with many unclear names and phrases, making concrete details unreliable.
A garbled 19th century style entry references a person held against will and a sequence of unclear events. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the fragment mentions coercion and a search-like scene with various unrelated terms and mistranscriptions. The passage lacks clear facts to form a full report.
The London naval conference atmosphere shifts toward renewed hope with Briand's impending return to press a new proposal. Imson and MacDonald pursue a final concerted effort to return to fundamentals, seeking a limited commutation pact and broader arms restraint while wary of France’s position. Hoover era references appear in scattered text, but the dominant thread is cautious optimism for a conciliatory agreement amid unclear progress.
A bustling Canberra session centers on proposed cost of living reductions. Key figures from government, private sector, and citizens discuss funding, displacement concerns, and legal avenues for implementing a broader tax relief package. The debate highlights potential impacts on housing, land policy, and territorial development.
The Miners Convention voted to rescind the no compromise resolution and seek talks with mine owners. The Fed era government may renew its offer to subsidise miners at nine pence per ton for a period to avert a work stoppage while a new conference is arranged. The outcome hinges on owner acceptance and impending voting by the Northern Federation authorities.
Fragmented aphasia text suggests a political figure Briand preparing to return while naval conversations in Lomoland were ending. A quoted source, Hirvaenh, mentions differences and mercy amid warnings of inequality. The garbled passage references obstetric measures and a Wednesday night event, with unclear names and places.
Sydney report shows Mr Cleary, Chief Railway Commissioner, stating railway officials oppose a four hour week. Darden pressed for a change while Cleary warned any move must consider management and worker concerns. Debate centers on administration, wage effects, and possible alternatives to ease the railway strain.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lt Col Goodwill and fees, a federal capital council, and an unnamed attempt at something. The readable parts are garbled with misspellings and missing context, yielding no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
A damaged report cites Tuemluy Ate Mritten as Nova Committee chair urging recall as the House of Representatives contemplates declaring that the American delegation should not be bound by any European emergency. The text mentions potential naval action and warns against weakening the Helsinic Navy if Europe faces crisis.
Fragmented text outlines an American stance on a suggested pact involving Britain and France. It mentions Mr Hatheay Macbooutd and Mr ittinvon tianfo and references assurances about not considering the pact a disturbance. Details are unclear and few concrete facts remain.
Fragmented report notes a restoration of air mail service between Anglo Australia and Australia with focus on routes to Rangoon and Borneo. Mentions British and Australian governance roles, timing for completion of surveys, and the perceived commercial value of the service.
A British firm tactic is cited as influencing tariff policy and raw material access. Australian firms sought guarantees of supply while Britain reportedly coordinated with Continental industries. The document suggests intent to secure concessions through exchanges that led to an Australian industry boycott.
Piper and Kay drive through a remote region near Darwin Fat, confronting warnings as they push toward Moon Phars and Keys. The journey involves tense exchanges and foreshadowed peril amid a landscape of rule warnings and shifting loyalties.
Fragmented report from Melbourne notes imminent port work disruption as government moves under the Transport Workers Act. Workers seek new water front duties and staged activity at the wharf and port facilities amid rising labor tension.
A garbled report notes Smith and Shiers experiencing a forced down delay due to faulty communication and fuel issues. The incident halted travel from Hencurry to Cuinawrel, leaving them stranded for the day and delaying ongoing plans.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a liquor poll count with numbers like 4201.00 and 148ihh dollars, referencing prohibition measures and government involvement. The readable text is garbled but indicates a local vote outcome and duties or taxes connected to liquor trade.
Fragmented report from a Portsmouth court room details a charge against George Purabull a 41 year old water attendant accused of forging around £40 and tampering with a woman named Ned in a bid to influence her. His wife testified and a key exchange about will power was noted as the trial progressed.
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