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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
6
A parliamentary debate centers on Dole inspectors and the Homebush stock sales scene, accusing government of funding improvised watchmen paid from public funds. The discussion highlights alleged use of money for inspectors linked to labor factions, with accusations of cronyism and questionable placements.
A new valve system operating turbines via voice command was demonstrated. The device uses an electric relay linked to a speaking control, enabling hands free regulation of power flow, described as an almost human servant guiding the plant’s operations.
A fragment discusses earthquakes and their effects in Vera Crug and nearby areas. It notes cracks in walls and repairs during renovation, with disruptions still visible after an earth tremor. The text blends odd phrasing and unclear events but centers on structural damage and attempted fixes.
A report notes new techniques will let engineers photograph through thicker and larger end objects and metals. The innovation promises clearer images of hidden details in materials and assemblies, aiding analysis and inspection across fields.
A Sydney alimony case exposes a former spouse's alleged cruelty and misconduct as the wife seeks a decree by consent. The hearing covers field debts, income, and an amended petition. the registrar orders the husband to pay the wife 20 pounds weekly.
Government faced questions on subdividing the tariff schedule to speed early handling. Minister Fordey said consideration was given to the suggestion while Mr Gullett sought details on retaliatory acts by other nations. Mr Fande indicated the matter would be considered.
Lord Rutherford of Nojxony stated at Landes that breaking the atom could yield the world’s greatest electrical energy. He noted alpha rays from radiation are now used in the study of the atom and that the atom’s breakup is a pivotal possibility for energy production.
A fragmented notice announces a ladies event featuring costumes from Lari and Tor Ladies. It references imports and alterations with cryptic author names and numbers, mentioning MT. Whyte and a tutor. The readable bits imply an organized display or sale of attire and related AML work.
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