16 May 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
1
A government hours bill provoked a tense assembly session as opposition and pro-Bill factions clashed over funding and policy. The majority flagged support, while Nes Miwlider aligned with the minority, signaling potential changes and a contested path forward for the measure.
Northern field miners largely back resuming work under November compromise. Early tallies show majority in favor at most collieries, with 101 to 110 against at Kallingworth and widespread four to one approvals elsewhere. Final results expected tomorrow as unions prepare for nationwide action guidance.
Fragmented OCR text describes a repaired plane causing delays and weather impacts. Mentions imprecise names and garbled phrases but implies aviation repairs, potential schedules, and weather conditions affecting travel. Strong entities are unclear due to corruption.
In Geneva on Wednesday France Italy and Yugoslavia pursue a grand alliance. Western powers weigh a naval armament pact as a key factor. Negotiations promise to be long and difficult amid strained relations and shifting stances.
An official notification outlines amendments under federal regulations for handling alleged offences. The document details procedures for inquiries, admissibility of evidence, and enforcement actions, referencing force regulations and disciplinary measures within the police framework.
In London on Wednesday at Aigburth Ground a sensational day of cricket unfolded as Grimmett sparked Australian collapse while McDonald and Tyldesley bowled superbly for Lancashire. The 38 year old McDonald delivered 75 minutes of persistent pace taking key wickets against Bradman and Woodfull, shaping a dramatic session that left Australian batting in disarray.
The resignation of Sir Joseph Ward was noted on Thursday as officials reported the event in a formal notice. Details remain unclear due to the fragmentary source, but the action indicates a leadership change affecting the named organization and its future actions.
Government disallowed statutory regulation for wharf labourers after a long debate. Bramte voted 4 to nl against the measure amid heavy opposition from the Opposition led by Mr Georg Pearce. The session extended late with few senators speaking and a dinner adjournment.
Fragmented OCR notes describe government talks on unemployment relief and winter camp plans. Mentions feder al government involvement, a potential site at Litigaw and Wollongang, and officials being sent to organize. Includes unclear references to meetings with Meullin and Buyin and preparation for a winter campaign.
Mr George Hirt has been named successor following a probate matter affecting land and agricultural affairs. The appointment sets new oversight for land use and agricultural policy under the ministry.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a Singapore base, medical cure efforts, and references to naval figures and naval conduct in 1026. It mentions Mr Alexander and Admiral Chat and hints at delays in liner operations and harmonions, with a focus on examining the whole new situation.
A garbled report notes a proposed wages tax in S A amid political maneuvering. Mentions organizations and individuals in unclear context, with reference to attempts to obtain funds and preparatory actions. The piece hints at unemployment rules and possible dates, but details remain obscured.
Weatherday reports a grim Hamlin murder pattern with a busy killer, leaving detectives to track a string of victims. The piece notes a tense public mood as authorities pursue leads, and mentions the ongoing investigations and charged suspects in relation to the brutal events.
Fragmentary report discusses rural lease cancellations and potential ministerial actions. References to legal review, hearings, and disputed terms, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
chaotic OCR style summary with many player names and scattered terms. mentions McDonald Waller Me Comubh Hasek Grimmett Paynior and others. references Weimar and Hewetmit, plus names like Kaley and Hirdman in a long list of players and locations.
In Lonwoon the schedule had set stumps for 4.30 p.m. tomorrow and play to begin at 11.15 a.m. today. Iain started earlier than planned with Australia 13 runs behind and five wickets remaining. Jewan ruled there will be no play before danch.
Alleged irregularities surface around a number of auction sales including claims of manipulation and false bidding. Witnesses describe bidders pressuring for favorable terms while an auctioneer faces scrutiny over conduct and possible collusion.
Stop press report notes a reduced run at 1 47 pm amid dull weather and light wind. Australia batting details list Beckett Tyldesley Hopwood Kinny and Grimmett among scorers with Tyldesley not out at 51 and Watson not out, total score 25 runs before tea.
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