15 May 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a covert note about a worker and a large estate in Wagga. Mentions names such as Malan, Price Aldridge, and Asa in the Creat War with a cable reporting death of a relative. Details are garbled but imply a death notice linked to wartime or estate affairs.
MISS AMY JOHNSON's aircraft ran into a ditch near Rangoon causing minor damage to wings wheels and propeller though she was uninjured. Engine believed fine and repairs planned with a Bangkok return possible if conditions allow tomorrow.
Sydney authorities report a dangerous air incident involving a plane crash near Hurmayeaterday forcing two to cream thekefield. Durwin and associates planned an escort from Mongreach to Derwin with Miss Johnson. a rescue by Stole and Owen is noted.
Fragmented dispatch reports Mr Fenton and Mr Penton discussing trade treaty with Canadian authorities. Anatiwan Minister trialed pleas for broader access while Viscount Willingding attended meetings in Malet. Mr Chase comments on rare parts and Navind ket concerns, with unclear outcomes and limited detail.
Fragmented OCR text reports unruly students in Madrid tearing down a painting of a ruler and shouting protests about the republic. Details are garbled but indicate collective action against royal or religious symbols amid a republic claim, with clashes reported in a city street scene.
London report on Rotarian gathering in Edinburgh with remarks about a girl missing in Rangoon incident. Speaker praises resilience and unity, while a mother asserts hope and resolve despite hardship.
An instructor urges LON PAN to pursue flight training, highlighting a demanding path. The text centers on a determined student seeking skill in aviation and the challenging mindset needed to succeed. The narrative references preparation, instruction, and personal resolve amid doubts.
London reports a dampively detailed Anglo Australian first Test where Lancashire chose to bat on a perfect wicket despite a reputedly challenging surface. Grimmett starred with five wickets and Ireland-like dismissals, while Lancashire struggled against Australia's bowling with Big names like Tyldesley and Tyldenley contributing modestly.
Stop press report shows Lancashire at 92 runs for six wickets in their first innings. Watson was bowled by Hornibrook for 37, Hallows caught by Hornibrook for 2, Grimmett took multiple wickets, Eckersley remained not out, with sundries and Paynter dismissed, totaling six wickets and a total of 92. Source text shows fragmented notations and abbreviations typical of cricket score reporting.
A chaotic Geelong murder confession emerges from a complex line of inquiries. Detectives reveal a suspect linked to hazardous materials and a violent incident at a plant, with court actions underway and testimonies detailing a troubled chain of events.
Unclear OCR text notes limited solo flight experience in London. Mentions Thenaus A, Amy Doteman, Weal Hig, and references to a flight from London to an unspecified destination with damaged or jumbled terms and a possible wartime context.
A fragmented report discusses air subsidy policy with Minister Monta and civil aviation companies. The government plans to confirm transport support and consider next steps for ship time and annual sanctions, amid a mixed outcome from the recent bill.
A deputation from Mounts Drevidedn and Clyttem urged rapid aid for unemployed women. They pressed registration at the Women’s Labour Bureau and requested relief provisions if work cannot be found. The group urged district officials to nominate eligible women and noted country districts faced hardship.
Canberra waterside officials Mowe Mather and Turley met the Prime Minister to press for action on Lin Watertransit. They described conditions as deplorable and urged better treatment of unionists. The matter was to be coordinated by committees for further discussion.
A report from Canberra notes maintained rates on sheep and cattle sales yards, with charges per head for the rural farm and meat industry. The minister and officials discuss withheld reductions and the ongoing fee structure, including office accommodation costs and private ownership stakes affecting yard operations.
The excerpt from Tusaday reports MuKor Musmolini addressing crowds in Leghorn and V eneva discussions, outlining a volatile mix of impropriety and improvised rhetoric. The piece notes a storm of sentiment in the public and mentions references to La Volente and Italian governance amid vague crisis cues.
A government statement warns of profiteering as tariffs are raised. The Prime Minister said the Customs Department will issue warnings and act to close any schemes. Authorities promise full action against any profiteering by private individuals or firms.
A garbled dispatch notes a proposed uniform gauge line from Sydney to Brisbane with government attention and debate. It mentions August timing, legal considerations, and potential investment in shifting interstate rail standards, though the text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
A fragmented report notes a debate on nationality and payments led by the Minister for Home Affairs. The session adjourned without a clear outcome as discussions touched on licensing payments and procedural issues.
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