25 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1930
Page
1
A local minister in Metbaurne faced a court ruling read aloud at AOC DAE HE Chat. The case, tied to home affairs, involved a dispute over rent policies and government oversight. Numerous officials commented on the decision, with no immediate appeal filed.
A garbled, partially readable note references Hobbs churches and Melbourne events, mentioning a cable and party platforms. It notes possible congratulatory messages and a political context, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a fragmented OCR of a local meeting or message.
Extensive floods sweep France, Belgium, and Germany as great gales and heavy rains lash Western Europe. The Thames fears rise as high tides threaten London while the Rhine and Meuse flood, halting navigation and shutting plants. Lifeboats rescue crews and residents amid widespread damage and fatalities, with EU authorities deploying troops for relief.
Controversy erupts as master butchers plan stock slaughter in county cannoters, with free laborers urged to assist. Officials and representatives from Sydney and Victoria push for immediate supply measures from meat producers and country communities amid mounting strain on availability and prices.
The Civic Administrator refused to disclose a letter from the Inspector-General of Forestry Mr Lane Poole about safeguards against forest fire danger. Daley promised a report to the Advisory Council next month, while concerns remain over protections for Weatbourne Woods.
A crowded court heard details of threats against the Crown Prosecutor as the Inspector General's inquiry continued. Key figures included Mr Daley, Dr Gell, Mr Taine Pook, and Civic Administrator Mr Gell, with discussions on protection, telephones, and funds tied to the case. The hearing touched on alleged conspired attempts to deter action and the potential damages case, noting ongoing forestry and fire protection discussions.
In Sydney on Monday ministers and industry figures urged government involvement in shale oil mining. The Miniter for Labway presented a plan with two miners' federation representatives backing a joint committee to promote the sector, aiming to establish a national industry framework.
In St Kilda detectives work amid a murder inquiry. A telephone tip and possible witness details surface as investigators pursue leads. Police focus on new information received, with activity around the rainy station and nearby actions noted.
In a terse local meeting the awarding panel rejected the pastoral dral award amid disagreement on eligibility and process. Officials debated the criteria, potential reversals, and the next steps for the selection, with no final decision reached.
Paris reports sailors and soldiers moved to the coast to confront farmers amid danger. Etretat’s storm wrecked fishing boats and homes as terror-stricken crowds flee the wreckage. Hoate Hast and surrounding streets appear in ruins with thousands of residents displaced. In contrast, drought and forest fires devastate Toulon’s water supplies while tidal threats persist along the French shoreline.
Fragmented OCR text shows Indian princes resisting federation moves and fearing interference while parliament debates terms. The source hints at tensions over joining a federation and concerns about external powers influencing internal affairs.
Canberra transit faces fare confusion as overlapping bus routes collide in peak periods. Officials warn riders of price overlaps and reduced service efficiency amid a system overhaul. City agencies urge patience while updates aim to streamline navigation and fare collection.
Administration plans to abolish the present tolling system and replace it with a new welcoming division. A conference teased changes with a schedule for Wednesday. Minor details and payments were discussed amid expected ovations for winners.
Monday report from the secretary and police commissioner states immediate steps will be taken to determine the final number of armed holdups that have occurred recently. Officials aim to tighten controls and deploy measures against bandit activity.
Victor Truce arrived in Tokio at 1 45 with escort. Crowds cheered and a formal reception followed in the city as officials announced plans for further talks and a scheduled return voyage.
A discussion at a Ves ah meeting reveals denial of promised government loans. The Clofe Adduitruine claims prior arrangements and checks on information, while Arwneint derisnes to purehueere questions altered the opinion. The exchange references a Commonwealth Crown matter and a quoted company.
Melbourne officials report a State Cabinet meeting set for tomorrow to review the imminent removal of permanent railway staff and related management reforms. A minister notes the plan will be considered after the cabinet assesses the finance report and decisive steps are explained by the Railway Commissioners.
The Full Arbitration Court adjourned for a week as the Commonwealth Attorney-General sought time after the High Court had ruled on the AJR appeal. The inquiry into wage issues at railway workshops continues with broader internal reviews expected.
The Home Affairs Minister A Blakeley said in the Federal Capital Territory more work would be offered to unemployed men, especially single and married, as funds allow. He noted recent job losses but hoped expanded projects would provide relief until Christmas with graveling, earthworks, and other tasks.
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