02 May 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
1
An incomplete message references a government action and possible reapproach concerning a purchase. It mentions the ChituaRoun and Suh, with vague notes about a wounded person and a doctor or Dringiiue Uw. Details are fragmentary and names are uncertain.
Fragmentary report notes Mr Be and the Governor Rich tied to a dispute over property and possible litigation. The text hints at government actions and concerns about ownership amid political strain, with unsure details about dates and parties.
Government admits altering the poll of preference for returned soldiers provoking vigorous protests in multiple centres. Parliamentian moves to adjourn both houses to discuss the soldier preference order, which prioritizes unionists who are returned soldiers, followed by other unionists.
Dr Alcorn spoke at the Matartar Home, praising Vic Government appreciation for tendered services. He stressed integrity and continual devotion to civil independence, welfare of Australians, and the nation’s long term stability within federal authority.
Fragmented report from Canberra details disputes over government promises on employment for university graduates. A federal motion criticizes the executive for stultifying action, with criticism directed at the Prime Minister and the ministerial committee handling the issue.
Unemployed in Darwin rally near government offices at Liberty Square amid police lines and a curfew. Officials warn of measures as a government response unfolds and reports claim the crowd is being dispersed with precautionary steps in an atmosphere of tension and concern.
In the tour opener Australian batsmen showed form with Bradman undefeated on 173 and Woodfull 95 not out as the XI dismissed Worcestershire for 131. Grimmett and Fairfax took four wickets each while Root shone for the county. Jackson fell for 24 attempting a flashy stroke.
In a dense opening session, Grimmett and Wall produced steady bowling while Gibbons top scored for the Worchester side. Grimmett faced Long spells as hitters chased runs with Oldfield and Fairfax adding pressure. The innings spanned 165 minutes with Gibbons contributing 100 plus, and Australia’s bowlers pressing for breakthroughs as the day closed with varied fortunes for both sides.
The Tasmanian referendum discussion centers on opposition to a proposed federal intervention. The government faces scrutiny over its power to influence industrial policy and market regulations, with advocates noting potential changes to existing state authority.
A garbled report from Laindon on a naval conference involving the Lords and Admiralty. It references a Lyndon naval conference, projected programs, tonnage figures around 10,000 tons, and restrictions on arrivals, but the text is heavily corrupted and few concrete details remain.
A garbled Melbourne report cites naval plans and contractor bids with references to replacing or renewing ships. It mentions timelines before 1936 to 1938 and notes possible government actions affecting basing and construction.
Woodfull and Jackson opened for Aumentia amid a disrupted test style innings. The captain hooked a ball, witnessed several near catches, and Woodfull built a steady 45 while others struggled. Bowlers dominated as fielding errors and misreads broke the innings, leaving Australia with a cautious total and Worcester’s bowlers pressing.
Australia’s bowlers, led by Grimmett and Woodfull’s party, face tough English conditions with form and discipline. Bradman struggled, but Warner, Chunar, and Worcester’s host Coventry prepare the scene as England and Australia exchange blows in a testing match.
Fragmented match report notes Woodfull reaching 100 in the second over of the day with minimal misses and Bradman resuming, while scattered lines mention other players and short specifics, indicating a promising start on the second day. The text contains garbled names and unclear events, but centers on early century partnerships and ongoing play.
Dispute over an ordinance governing AVnGO creation prompts delays in the banate. Opposition aims to withhold approval as executives push to maintain power. Canberra officials signal readiness to propose counter measures while awaiting central government review within a month.
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