20 May 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 20, 1930
Page
1
A damaged OCR passage describes widespread destruction and injuries from a Sunday conflict. It mentions farm buildings burned, flooding and high waters, heavy casualties, and expected continued turmoil across regions including Arkansay Texan meat-baa and nearby areas, with ongoing concerns for safety and recovery.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a Davis Cup tie between Australia and Italy with names like Anon, Kunday, Arts, and others amid unclear venues and results. The garbled lines mention rounds, players, and nations including Japan, Denmark, and Norway, but no coherent match details emerge.
Newspaper notes a London Sunday motor trial with many young drivers involved. The report mentions a famous tent hill, the Land's End area, and widespread driving skills tested by observers.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Peery and retirement, with blurred names and places. The text references riders, a kitchen scene, and a Maryn Mount location, but specifics are unreadable. The readable items imply a retirement note or anecdotal sports context from a historic column.
Staff toiled from 9 am to after 10 pm as counting of preference votes finished with Mr. F. K. Gell elected first and Mr. W. G. Woodger runner-up. Second count chose Mr. T. M. Shakespeare with Mr. Rowe next. third count probed Rowe versus Woodger amid Canberra’s rejection of party politics in the ALP branch.
A fragmented report outlines a contested coal mines bill with parties and ministries in dispute. It notes provisions on safety, wage terms, and provincial cooperation while hinting at parliamentary delay and potential amendments to secure broad support.
A garbled report notes a winter meeting where ministers and officials discuss petrol tax and motor taxation. The text references attempts to align state and Commonwealth policy on reduced motor taxes and questions about monetary units and jurisdiction.
A garbled wartime style report notes a railway deficit reaching eleven million units. The fragmented text references Austad Ranwaye and cavern mare NE C69 EY ARO, with unclear details and scattered acronyms, rendering precise facts uncertain.
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Simon Report from London notes the first part on Indian National Reform will be printed, while the second part outlining the Commission’s recommendations is nearly ready and set for printing to appear in the Be.
A historic gathering saw American youths from Bundy and nearby attend a rivet line monument ceremony. The event honored fallen soldiers with a solemn tribute, led by community figures and supported by local organizations.
The PUL Court to day reserved its decision in a case involving Ernest Tadd accused of beating Benny Survices. The jury heard arguments over alleged libel against Run Newspaper. Claimed £19,000 in damages.
A terse London report details a fatal incident involving Lipton's latest child killed by a hay fork and a yacht linked accident. Witnesses describe a blurred scene as a crowd gathered near the event, with limited coherent facts remaining.
Miss Amy Johnson left bound for Sourabaya early this morning and may attempt to beat Hinkler's record next year. The Feminist Club of New South Wales says she expects to arrive in Sydney about May 24. It is learned Mia Johnson will fly to Melbourne after leaving Sydney.
A Singapore Flying Club welcome event ended in tension as pilot Amy Jomsom completed a risky two stage escort to Singersh. The crowd’s cheers followed her dramatic arrival despite strong winds and low visibility. An aviation reporter noted the testy voyage drew praise for composure and skill amid the stormy conditions.
A national patrol schedule outlines safety week activities in London and nearby areas. The initiative urges motorists to reduce hazards and improve road awareness in workshops and public spaces during the event period. Authorities emphasize prevention and careful driving to lessen injuries and disruptions.
Disjointed report shows an inquiry into alleged bribery tied to Coleman interests. Names and details are garbled but reference to a Wednesday hearing, a Mrs Cajormam, and a sum near 300 plus mentions of Mr Chima and Mr McTlernan in connection with payments and a pending decision.
A scrambled report from a historic MCC game notes poor start for the team in London. The narrative mentions players and moments with unclear names, describing early struggles, tense exchanges, and a gradual shift as the match progressed.
British critics hail Chapman for adept leadership and effective planning in naval operations. Observers note his methodical approach in coordinating fleets, securing supplies, and rallying crews, while acknowledging ongoing challenges from Allied and Australian forces.
Test broadcasts from London outline arrangements for a five nation service. The British Broadcasting Company will transmit from Cheimaterd to Australia, signaling a likely start of a broader broadcast program.
Fragmentary text describes a deflected scene with names like Cannel te Nm abe aye and Bayt Auttinge, mentioning a captain Chapman praised for alertness. The passage reads as a damaged OCR with muddled phrases and uncertain details about a match or event and individuals involved.
Partial cricket report notes continued play in the first innings with a focus on early scoring and notable dismissals. Details are truncated, leaving observers awaiting fuller coverage and subsequent updates from the match.
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