13 May 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
1
Distress and unrest described among workers and clerks as wage issues trigger evictions and job losses. Readers report a tense scene near the water where many employees lose pay and face potential discharge amid labor disputes.
In Communia, Party issued a written policy for St Cnmnell candidates to adopt. It calls for a special tax on bank property in water to fund employment programs. The plan envisions a five day workweek and measures aimed at reducing unemployment.
London reports from India diary note anxious mood on the mutiny anniversary. A dangerous religious procession prompted by mob violence and appeals from Muslim authorities seeking restraint amid tensions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions evidence and names that resemble a 19th century ledger. It references locations, dates, and people in a terse, unclear line. The readable bits indicate a legal or evidentiary note with minimal coherent context and scattered proper nouns.
A fragmentary Surrey Hills note describes a vehicle related incident with a man injured and gone missing after a motor car encounter. A Kay and others are named in the shaky OCR, but the details are unclear and the narrative stops abruptly with missing context and questions.
World acclaim greets Miss Amy Johnson who arrived in Calcutta today after a flight from Allahabad via Jhansi due to petrol shortages. She left Allahabad last night and landed at 1 9 o clock after loading petrol, then continued to Calcutta, arriving early this morning.
Rain coverage swept the Riverina and western slopes with steady falls aiding crops across the central-western region. State meteorologists predicted a bountiful upcoming season as primary producers and officials note continued wet conditions despite sporadic gaps.
The Tuduntet Court granted an application involving the Babli service, licensing, the railway and telecommunication matters. It found that the state and railway authorities outweighed the additional considerations and the decision does not apply to certain men connected with the railway workshops and maintenance, draughts and construction.
London report on Australia versus Yorkshire where Bradman was out early for 78 as a wet wicket halted play until lunch. Inspections at noon and 12 45 p.m. led to a decision to delay, with cold threatening weather and a slow pitch. Play resumes amid expectations the ball may cut through yet could become a sticky Yorkshire wicket under sunshine.
In the Caribbean Sea near Port Simón Costa Rica a crash killed a colonel and co-pilot whose names and details are garbled. The fragmentary report notes a rescue or escape and mentions a late arrival and a naval response.
The Adelaide based report notes Amy Johnson as a symbol of female aviation prowess outrunning hardship. It cites British press praise and claims Amy Johnson has surpassed Hinkler in emulation while preparing for a Cornwall motor trip. The piece highlights public admiration and national pride in aviation milestones.
Mr Woodger defends his position at Whits City meeting, disputing Canberra Times reporting on his statements. He says he did not intend to refer to the executive as implied and emphasizes the article did not allege departure from his duties. The exchange centers on wording and interpretation of his remarks about administration.
In northern regions heavy rains bring relief as Prime Minister and Mr Scullin note benefits for harvests. The government is closely watching the impact on wheat and transport, with expectations of further measures if needed. A subsequent response from a government official is reported as favorable.
Fragmented text appears to discuss bowling weaknesses and names such as Grimmett and Bennlaon. The readable parts suggest commentary on form and consistency, with stray phrases about talk versus reality and references to matches or players. Details are too garbled to confirm precise events or context.
World Test Chronicle reports Australia’s first innings ongoing with a total of four runs for 219, highlighting early partnerships and key bowlers as the scoreline stands at 219 with four on the board.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Wireless Phone to France service term from Melbourne, mentioning intended connections to Switzer tard and media transmission to France delayed or altered. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or officials.
The nationalist MKs and Mr Ke Ty Nandyre signal opposition to the government’s economic plan set for Parliament debate. Despite party skepticism, experts expect the measure to proceed, with Mr Trower and Mr Marten anticipated to vote against the repeal. The tone suggests cautious support from some ministers.
The Federal Government probes bribery charges tied to the Buhle account committee and reports involvement by Chief Judge Dethridge and the Royal Commissioner in the inquiry, amid calls for transparency and accountability.
The text reports miners planning to return to work and organize meetings to secure a prompt fund for mine operations. It mentions the Northern Miners' Committee directing immediate action to support mine workings and resources for the federation.
The report notes potential rainfall over the aviator region to aid crops, mentioning unseasonable drought effects. It cites Prime Minister Ste Scullin and emphasizes rainfall in Queensland and Western New South Wales, hoping for relief after five days of dry conditions.
VIctoria soaked Melbourne Monday as drought spread across Vietanic regions. Wheat fields suffered with reduced yields and reduced activity due to the heat and lack of moisture in the affected districts.
A garbled report notes a planned explosive attack at a hotel in Horberton. A tin of petrol with a heated device and a cylinder of oxygen were found near the More Bern Hotel, with authorities describing a dangerous scheme thwarted during the weekend.
A garbled report notes rainfall registration across districts with varied totals. Officials and farmers express satisfaction in some areas while others report insufficient rain impact, affecting prospects for crops and livestock.
Unclear text indicates ongoing discussion about briefing Younes and terms of reference. Mentions contact and preparation steps. Proceedings of the entry appear in early stages with no concrete actions or outcomes stated.
Fragmented remarks from policymakers reference a push on a policy agenda. The dialogue mentions a finance official and other unnamed figures amid confusion about objectives and timing. The item suggests governmental difficulty in presenting a unified plan.
Fragmentary notice reports a shipment of coal to aid poor residents in a district. Authorities plan distribution through local channels with the owner arranging the delivery. The fragment mentions Waratah and a federal government involvement in wartime relief efforts.
An article details upcoming changes to the War Memorial committee structure and membership. It notes the board of twelve members, recent appointments for a three year term, and confirms honorary status for some members. It lists several named figures connected to the commission and references governmental oversight and constitutional considerations.
In Sydney on Monday a report discusses tar branding and objections from Wool branding buyers. The piece notes confusion over unleTERIoun effects and mentions Mr. F. Tow of the Graslern AnnAssociation amid unrest among owners about proposals seen as harmful or improper.
The article notes officials from the Works Department and city administrators discussing a vast contraction plan. It mentions twenty projects tied to departments moving from Mulbourne to Canberra and hints at hotel actors and exchanges linked to communications infrastructure. The piece implies a rumor about a commissioner and a reform attempt within the government structure.
Fragmentary text describes a crowd and a bureau gathering, mentions a trainer and minister questions, but content is garbled with many typos, providing no definite names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a factual item.
Captain Barnard and associates pursue a record-breaking world flight described as the most ambitious yet. The project aims to reach a 25,000 mile distance with a jet capable of extreme speed, relying on planned routes and a special aircraft machine. Passengers include WH Crry and UHL peers.
Officials report a private conference with the Premier about rising license fees. A June 1 effective date is anticipated, with further revenue details to be announced.
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