19 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1930
Page
1
Banking crisis toll climbs with closures in four states including New York. Hospitals and households face financial strain as institutions struggle amid sanctions and market disruptions. Officials hint at further action, while communities await stabilization measures and relief plans.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a conversion loan and political appeals linked to Mr Scullin and Revilla with references to Almiralla. It mentions a government ban, public effort, and a campaign plan with unclear names and dates, suggesting a broader mobilization on a block and ward level during a December period.
The government signals a push for income tax adjustments early next year with plan to accelerate reforms. Officials indicate a broad restructuring aimed at easing imposts and aligning collections with fiscal needs.
A disjointed local snippet notes a missing girl from Meliquane causing anxiety. The report mentions a search near the White Monge area and references homes in the vicinity. Limited readable names and places appear, with no clear dates or outcomes available.
Unclear text recounts a domestic dispute and divorce situation involving Taig and Netra in Sydney. Fragmentary lines mention medical or legal concerns, a possible separation period, and references to ongoing strife affecting personal and family matters.
The article outlines potential extension of a Dutch air line from Amsterdam toward Surabaya with talks of longer range service and wartime aviation plans. It mentions possible involvement of Australian and British airway groups and notes questions about wartime routing and strategic balance. The piece references figures and places like London, Amsterdam, Surabaya, and West Australian Airways in a speculative transport context.
Fragmented OCR text discusses who will call a halt in an international dispute. It references interviews and a presumed meeting about national honor and a concerted response. The passage is garbled but centers on wartime restraint, European security, and preservation of national dignity.
Labour left wing in the Commonwealth Parliament gains strength from 22 to 28 members and pushes for immediate compliance by Scullin Fenton and Lyons with caucus decisions. The drive seeks inflation measures to relieve unemployment amid growing defiance in parliamentary speeches.
A fragmented report outlines Labour members facing sudden unemployment concerns and potential legislative action. It notes figures, parliamentary debate, and calls for work programs while discussing government responses to economic distress and voter expectations.
Melbourne Tuesday meeting of the provincial Vietaruint Pro ineial Hons Association heard Senator Bill Hoyne denounce Mr McGrath federal MP for Ballarat and say most electors did not approve of his stance on loyalty to the government. He warned Mr McGrath would be attacked if he continued.
A lengthy meeting led by Mr Justin Piddington failed to resolve wage and union terms. Employers reject compromise, planning to push for deregistration and coordinated actions as a general strike extends into the week.
Fragmented text outlines an inquiry into sugar and a committee, mentions residents, February events, and references locations and names in a period newspaper tone, but facts are unclear. The readable portions name unidentified entities and January context with vague aims, suggesting an ongoing official examination.
State electors to explain failure to vote in intermediate elections between AN and 90 Hop persona. The Holy statue were in roll. Virowlaya are now held to vote for an explanation.
Fragmented text from a local page mentions Lares and Manta with unclear timing and event details. Readable fragments point to a possible notice or brief item but lack concrete actions, dates, or names to form a clear summary. Further readable context is required to identify a specific event or notice.
Mr McGrath defends his actions after a telegraph controversy with the Victorian Bromlae group and ALP leadership. He denies improper conduct, urges focus on unemployment relief, and accuses opponents of stirring mischief. A later Telegram and statements point to tensions within the party during a critical debate.
Fragmented OCR describes German Dornier DOK with torpant engines and British engines involved. Mentions power units around 16 12 800 hours and 16 MW, with removal of two paired units and performance notes amid wartime aircraft modifications.
The meat board halted operations at Ayney and Tusa abattoirs after a morning surge of activity and protests. About 2,000 slain sheep and 2,600 animals were processed, with fear of shortages and calls to curb offal and pricing. Officials vow no bills tomorrow as talks continue with unions and authorities.
The minister clarifies education reform aims amid partisan debate. He cites a general principle favoring equitable funding, with emphasis on forthcoming measures and responses from opposition voices in Parliament.
The Chief Railway Commissioner Clapp told the Railway and Transport Board that the only way to reduce the £425,000 export deficit this year was to general salary cuts within the railway department. He supported a 7 percent wage reduction and noted that even with government approval, saving £700,000 annually would require pay cuts and rate readjustments affecting farm produce and wheat shipments through the docks.
The Federal Farm Board announced substantial wheat purchases totaling up to 20 million bushels, amid heavy buying by United States CHICANO in December deliveries. Chairman Lowes indicated continued plans to expand wheat purchases to stabilize markets and support farmers against price declines.
The Union Government announced new flour restrictions amid farming and transport concerns. Officials stated daily limits on imports and pricing controls will remain in effect to prevent shortages, with bakers seeing no immediate bread price changes.
A hospital laboratory error led to 26 children receiving the wrong serum resulting in serious illness for several and prompting an urgent medical response. Doctors at the facility work to treat the affected children and prevent further harm as investigators review the procedures.
Fragmentary note describes Bruce studying an Australian affair, with mentions of Turmiey and civic matters. The text is garbled but implies a focus on events in Australia and a discussion about actions or reactions. No clear dates or full names are confirmed.
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