21 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
1
Senate will discuss the Central Reserve Bank Bill and pursue drastic amendments. If the Senate insists, a double dissolution becomes possible and a pre Christmas prorogation to force debate will not be needed. House support remains uncertain as amendments return for consideration.
A muddled scroll of OCR reports a near abandonment of a flight near Bordeaux twenty miles from the city. Passengers waited in a hotel as crews faced confusion and delays. Newark and AllanUG are mentioned among scattered names and vague timelines.
A court case hinges on a police union official Melionane and others connected to a riot inquiry. The Oldenham police force faces disciplinary action and warnings as the proceeding examines alleged conduct and potential legal consequences.
Fragmentary report notes discussions on war pensions and petrol duty across government entities. Mr Hawke questions why measures are not adopted, referencing composition and policy debates in the House. The piece hints at ministerial actions and potential stands by ministers in New Zealand.
Buenos Ayres reports the Agriculture Ministry estimates two million tons of wheat may be lost in the next harvest due to rust affecting about fourteen million hectares, threatening national supply and export potential.
An aged OCR fragment describes an annual report detailing state finance pressures. It cites pensions, government costs, and public aid amid a looming deficit. References to expenditures, training costs, and potential depersonalized relief appear, with unclear dates or entities due to garbled text.
Contained in a garbled report is fear that reduced sugar prices would ruin the sugar industry, with figures suggesting thousands of farmers and substantial machinery values at stake. The piece references export potential, employment, and production limits amid policy proposals and market pressures.
A two ship peril near the Atlantic ends with the rescue of 400 mariners without loss as lifeboats and rescue services prevail. Ships faced heavy seas and perilous conditions but reached safety under coordinated efforts. Aboard were crew members from both liners and accompanying vessels.
A 14,000 ton motor ship Highland Hope wrecks near Farithoes Island off Portugal after leaving Lisbon. One hundred passengers, many in night clothes, flee to boats as the ship settles on rocks. No fires, one injured man overboard. Crew of 150 and migrants aboard. Rescue efforts underway as ship appears doomed and salvage teams work to save remaining aboard.
A faction within the Federal Labour Party pressures the Ministry for the two vacant seats on the High Court bench. The Cabinet reportedly considers nominees including A. Piddington of the Industrial Commission in New South Wales, Dr Kyat, KC McLwight as Attorney General for NSW, and MP B E A McTiernan as potential future appointees.
Mr Wickens faces cross party questions as Acting Time Minister in the House of Representatives. A public meeting and documents cited by Mrs Anstey reveal plans connected with the Canberra arrangement and international sources. The discussion touches deflation tactics and the control of Newfoundland rights in Aretratin and Wow Zoslend.
Fragments describe a Privy Council appeal context with scattered names and terms. The readable content hints at a council request or discussion about an appointment or ship matter, mentioning communication channels and historic tones. Overall the passage remains obscured with many garbled elements.
Fragmented report recalls strong calls for imperial dominion and fuller self rule as leaders including Mone and MacDonald address the Westminster audience. The piece notes echoing sentiments on India’s path to self governance and resistance to continued British control.
Australian ingredients and a Christmas treat win royal approval as a confection described with odd spellings and garbled phrasing. The bizarre item list mentions Weirumtays and York in a now unclear context, with references to Bowne and Fux and various domestic terms. The fragmentary text suggests a royal or formal reception of a pudding or cake linked to Christmas festivities.
The Mauretania rescued 29 crew members and the captain's wife from the 1800-ton Swedish steamer Odiva after they abandoned ship 400 miles southeast of Cape Race during a storm. The rescue occurred on Wednesday as harsh seas forced the crew to flee in two boats.
The Times reports the government ready to implement a quota on exports as Britain faces wheat surpluses. Officials anticipate negotiations with Australia and Canada to manage supply, while aiming to maintain market stability and avoid a dislocation in trade.
Reports say a meat strike near Sydney disrupted Auburn abattoir operations as the master butchers association and workers council clashed over processing terms. Officials opened talks for resumed supply of beef and mutton while warning of possible union action if demands were unmet.
A report from AYDNEY indicates the State Minister warned of a moratorium lasting until Parliament reconvenes. He said the government would step in if evictions continued, telling deputations in Newtown that measures could be retrospective if abuses persisted. The minister urged action to protect tenants amid rising pressures.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cutting down London and a 2.1 Beviin informea ariai nctonilihi, referencing Iralla Ettowent Maukes mo ARMM and a hoped outcome in Avestrana. It hints at industry re tenero wmmaciation and Thraat from tloysenement ROUTER, but readable details are sparse.
Fragmentary OCR note from Melbourne reports no stoppage but text is garbled with names like Rikad gayne and Colvoe Wornents unclear. The readable bits reference a strike and a fate tied to Bresant ry but details are unusable.
Report from an attempted conference with nationalists discussed election strategy and possible cooperation. The Country Party reportedly refused, while the Nationalist Party and Labour factions weighed options for future alignment. Inflation and currency issues were noted as central election topics.
The National Antunt Glty Association of Australia reports a conversion loan totaling £105,000, plus £340% in conversion for £19%9205 from Shik Apeoclaltion. The Bhall Company of Australian Tata provides additional support. The text notes regulatory and agency involvement, with J. A. Lyons as the Treasurer expressing gratitude for early subscription commitments.
A shattered report notes Australia House in London launching an economy drive under Premier Mr. Houllin and Mr. Colaman. It lists the return of a native war responder to Australia and names officials including clerk Mary Ed. Chrrucan and Hospitality Officer Ai W. Ky Bitman. The piece mentions resignations by Mose, Trumble, and Colling with unclear implications for the Australian administration.
An Air Force plane exploded injuring or killing crew members. Pilot J. F. Chaney and Lt Maitland were mentioned as injured or deceased. The incident occurred during a mission with the location and full details unclear due to damaged text.
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