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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR item describes a scientist project ten miles up in a balloon with tangled garbled text. Mentions of names, places, and dates are unreadable, but hints a high altitude experiment and media coverage. The piece remains unclear but notes a scientific ascent and public curiosity.
Unclear text describes alleged Mussolini plot to target London ringleaders with extradition mooted amid chaotic phrases. Mentions February dates, manufacturing and political figures, and violent intent.
The debate over converting debt at lower interest stalls the expert fee report on interest cuts and wage reductions. Scullin Lang Hogan lean toward cheaper bonds, insurance houses may agree, but many bondholders must be approached as tensions rise over policy, with Australian debt reform in flux.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a car and wall events with scattered names and terms. The readable pieces reference a wall incident, a timetable or time cue, and names like Milne and Diasphean. The text is highly damaged and offers no clear narrative or identifiable outcome.
Reports detail arrests linked to a Portuguese revolt in East Africa. The article notes government actions, rising tensions, and military involvement as authorities pursue alleged conspirators.
A garbled report discusses funding allocations and potential delays affecting road works in New South Wales. Officials suggest that current budget limits and parliamentary processes may hinder disbursement, with references to Mr Brennan and the government context.
A historical report describes a political split at a national convention. The United Australia Party faces internal dissent as a faction advocates a shift toward a country alliance. The controversy centers on loyalty to Australia and potential alignment with a broader bloc.
A fragmented report describes Beasley Group pushing divisions to back wage reductions. The text notes Amended Attitude and a favored reduction, with references to a conference and employer actions. Names and specifics are garbled in the OCR, but the gist centers on wage disputes and group pressure on employers.
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