27 May 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
1
MISS JOHNSON bound for Sydney expected to arrive today in Cloncurr y Sydney. Reported departure from Darwin this morning via an Antarctic route with stopovers, weather conditions noted, and onward leg to explore Sydney. The transport lineup lists connecting paths through waters and pending arrival details.
Fragmentary draft presents a mother's account of Amy with personal reflections on grief. The text hints at memories, emotions, and search for meaning while noting unnamed contributors and scattered phrases. The readable portions outline care, fear, and resilience amid uncertain recall.
A garbled note references a Reuters arrangement and a 1 percent complication tied to intelligence disclosures. It mentions alt right networks and New Zealand in a garbled headline fragment without clear context or details.
The Commonwealth Government will defer submitting three referenda proposals to electors until the next federal elections. Prime Minister Scullin cites constitutional doubts and Senate resistance as reasons. A.L.P. delegates in Canberra reacted with surprise at the abrupt policy shift, which delays plans to hold referenda before Scullin's August England trip. The outcome hinges on Senate action and potential double dissolution.
A garbled report notes a motor cover not being a building at a location near Atseontty and mentions Judy Arniston and Ah Quarter Beaver AnDeRCOMTT Yonky. It describes a shelter near a roadway, a car track incident, and references to a court, Katy Court, and a judge or legal action.
The chairman of the Northy ew Colleton Association estimates reopening will occur on Wednesday. A full complement of workers will return, with many from foreign deposits already involved, as talks continue on health, subsidies, and training. Officials expect no immediate hiring surge once operations restart.
Fragmented OCR text reports colliery workers resuming duties following a pause. Names and details are garbled, but the note references unions or company crews and a return to work after some stoppage. No clear dates, places, or full entities emerge.
The Premier Mr. Bavin stated today that the vertharn mine lost three pounds in wages due to the stoppage of work on the northern field.
In a fragmentary report a miner and government action are noted with unclear details. The text references coal freight costs, a miner named Mandy, and a governmental or regulatory context. No clear outcomes or dates emerge from the legible portions.
A Canberra winter day featured heavy frost and fog with a bright sun later. The report notes river conditions and reflections on the scene as residents described the chilly morning turning clear and pale light over the city.
Government and National Mining Corporation of London reach a deal on a 20 mile Bungendo to Captain's Flat railway. The bill to authorize the line likely enters the Legislative Assembly this week. Initial £200,000 cost estimate may be reduced. a Bungendore labour bureau will open soon.
Canberra Council prepares for a council meeting at the commission offices with Minister for Home Affairs A. Amwk…rs to address councillors on local matters and upcoming procedures in February.
Fragmented OCR text describes Mussolini warning Italy and referencing a May intervention. It mentions his expected speech at a theater, purportedly addressing wage or political unrest, with unclear sequence and chained phrases about leadership and public reaction.
A distorted report notes a local meeting discuss punitive measures against foreigners. The session references alien residents and possible travel or voting restrictions while contrasting times of national policy, with vague attributions to Keating and embargoes.
In North Cy Club discussions adherence to membership rules surfaced amid a dispute. A meeting was expected to address the conflict and outline next steps as officials prepared to respond to unresolved questions.
An unusual court record details a conspiracy accusation involving multiple defendants including Urlen Manning and others. The stream of garbled names and dates references a 1929 context, with mentions of trials, examinations, and alleged planning around sheep theft, defense denials, and procedural notes.
A ten day period begins June 12 and ends November 48, opening with a ceremony at Guyra and Munday. The event discusses union charm and support measures for farmers, with Takrhek and Munnine named in relation to the baila off suntiee.
A man died after a drunken altercation at a local gathering. Police investigated a suspect, and one man was remanded on bail as the case unfolded. The chaotic scene involved multiple participants and led to a fatal injury.
Fragmented OCR text shows a fraud case involving individuals named Fyene y Moiday AU Central Artntal Gaur Drivaniiink and John haem with Atta Kramer. Mentions Bentrian WHT Thee writer and Lin Tra perty Loman Ue Ltd, with references to Mr durtWi Shephom and Hal Annan. Details incomplete, status unclear.
Cricketers visit their ancient home amid local events in Westshire. The article notes a cricket match between Khanh AC and Avutrathin ropidonth, with health concerns raised for attendees and a morning event at Park Green.
The Graf Zeppelin will undertake extensive airship tours this summer starting with a return voyage to Friedrichshafen. A representative stated it would travel to the Arctic regions twice, then proceed to Tromsøland and Bergen, followed by visits to Mediterranean and Baltic ports.
A tattered report describes the Zeppelin Zeppibrel incident near Kin with crew and passengers aboard. The vessel halted midair after a forceful gust. authorities and observers note damage, engine trouble, and a premature landing.
The report describes a mooring mast test and vessel drag evaluation around a harbor area. Observations focus on rigging, attachment integrity, and effects of propulsion on mooring lines. Further measurements and safety checks are recommended to confirm stability under load.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a rush for labor moving from rural to urban areas, mentioning employment, government policy, and public works. It references a city, individuals, and imminent work, but details are garbled. The text implies a drive toward urban labor opportunities and potential wartime or industrial context.
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