22 May 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
1
Ambiguous text outlines political circles and referenda with names like Wales and Renacted Reyne. It hints at a Wednesday session and a subsequent week of activity leading to a Tory debate. Strong entities include Wales and Tory party, but details are unclear.
Derbyshire dismissed Australia for a small total as Hornibrook claimed three wickets in three overs on a slow Chesterfield pitch. Woodfull Grimmett Beckett and Walker missed the Australian side.
A chaotic account details Sir Oswald Moreley resigning as Chancellor amid Cabinet upheaval. The report cites turmoil over policy and leadership disputes, with mentions of Crimen and unemployment fears fueling the crisis. The piece hints at party infighting and looming political realignment as the government faces a challenging period.
Miss Amy Johnson did not resume her flight from Sourabaya due to a defective magneto. Royal Air Company engineers overhauled the plane overnight. a new magneto from Debruyn's source will arrive, enabling a trial run this afternoon with departure hoped for tomorrow morning.
London reports the budget measure faced strong opposition in the House of Commons. Sir Robert Horne moved for the second reading amid heavy taxation concerns, with Sir Leebork Raymel supporting Bevatt but the motion failed 288 to 206. The session opened with broad fiscal contention.
The Railway Department plans improvements for passenger comfort by introducing more car lines and adding a buffet service.
The report notes a peculiar event involving Capt Larkin's tribute headline misspelled text. It mentions Miss Nandvununnn and a tense scene at Lacekane Ms rat Buds Company where a catt mink stung an ear sate. The piece references Mephwe afest and timing near Timor to Darwi with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Sir Joseph Ward Sr and the United Party with unclear references to a request, possibly political maneuvering or a trial of strength within a party. No clear event, date, or location is discernible.
Incomplete text fragment shows stray letters and garbled sequence, lacking clear names, dates, or locations to identify a readable news item or notice. It does not present a coherent event, person, or organization from the readable portion.
A garbled note references a Dutch flier gifting something called a new propeller and mentions seasons, authors, and names in a noisy, unreadable stream. The fragment touches on travel, markets, and a hinted story but lacks coherent details.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Miata, spilt eau, and various scrambled terms. The garbled lines reference energy and technology, with scattered proper nouns like Vestare, A Aira Proteesor, and Nans, but no coherent events, dates, or clear entities to anchor a factual report.
London officials and cricket delegates from England Australia New Zealand and other nations discussed proposed rule changes at a Lord’s meeting. The conference aimed to clarify player eligibility venues and tour schedules with decisions pending approval for upcoming matches and testing formats.
In Melbourne on a Wednesday a murky report notes Captain Dyett resigning the presidency. The article references tense nerves and a prior tenure described as the Lenelle’n Work Me Tail, with vague mentions of football or cricket entities and a reshaping of leadership amid unclear context.
A garbled OCR summary describes local test prospects with mentions of Hondon Townday Mae Warner and Ampronion. It notes farmers and water number mix and an Australian Elvyen for a number of years, but details are unclear and partially unreadable. The item preserves names and places but lacks coherent facts.
War professor opposes the London Treaty amid heated debate. Admiral Peniisio comments on naval strategy while noting improved relative positions. The piece references discussions of the Lana Treaty and American channels in relation to the ongoing naval and wartime context, highlighting tensions between allied commands and policy.
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