26 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a government plan on stud sheep and a proposed teen initiative. Mentions include the market master, Surket OO, and references to ministers and cabinet discussions with unclear context and several garbled names.
Fragmented OCR text discusses coal, fair play, and political themes in London with references to candidates, elections, and economic policy. Mentions names and places loosely, with unclear connections and missing details.
Fragmented OCR discusses duties and economic effects with references to competition and protective measures. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, yielding a vague outline of policy impact on markets and possibly wartime industry.
Fragmentary text references skins, buyers and Panetta with unclear context. May indicate a market or sale note involving various named terms but readable facts are minimal and unspecific. The item appears as fragmented report rather than a coherent event.
Dr Alcorn resigns as Third Commissioner stirring havoc at the Federal Capital Commission. Cabinet refuses to accept the resignation to avoid an election. A new form of government and abolition bill loom, with the next meeting to address the crisis.
The text records a dispute where Italy demands parity in naval disarmament. Statements attributed to minister Leyguen and Horace Keane express opposition to equal parity and a commitment to preserve Italian naval strength, emphasizing no abolition of parity.
The Portnaater-General signals intentions amid disputes on duties. Officials debate temporary measures and potential cutbacks, with M. Lynne and other officials weighing the impact on postal operations. The nation readies for further action as the issue shapes staff assignments and workload policies.
A federal instruction, tied to housing authorities, bans further Commonwealth Housing scheme advances for purchasing existing houses. It restricts financing to new builds to stimulate the building trade and employment, likely reducing speculative housing and Canberra development amid leasehold defects.
A special meeting of an in are and committees of the Cities' Lasque will be held Friday evening to discuss representation in Parliament and the form of local government to adopt.
A dramatic Sydney cricket day saw Woolley reach a century as Australia posted a large score against New South Wales. Turnbull and Dupain contributed, with Hooker dismissed as rain began to affect play. The 2nd innings featured strong bowling despite showers, and attendance reached about 273.
A fragmented item from a newspaper discusses funding for a project at Deception Island, mentions a planned plane fit with a tire, and notes conditions of ten ton on the deck. It references the steamer Willam Beavesly sailing tonight and includes scattered figures and place names in South Wales with stray innings and freight terms.
The text describes Mr Saullin in official duty wearing a pink nightie at the Catholic Gazaar, noting roles as Prime Minister, External Affairs minister, and Industry minister. The passage appears as a curious report on attire during formal duties.
A group of 20 stranded their vessel near Botany Bay Sydney after engine failure. They sought shelter at Warnell then attempted to reach shore but the craft grounded. They later tried to refloat and carry women and children ashore as conditions improved.
The report notes a government push in Moscow to restrict imports under tariff policy as officials in London and Washington assess effects. Officials fear new trade barriers could affect supplies, with critics arguing the measures risk economic stability and provoke retaliatory steps.
Fragmented OCR note reports alleged Soviet and Chinese successes with claims of Harbin danger and military actions. Text mentions Hulur captives and reactions by government figures amid confusing, garbled details.
A report from the New South Wales Atioral and New Scouta Contingent describes the Jamboree in Ragland. The account credits Mr Nouns as a Fellow paunowner who supported the mission and notes the event left a strong impression on attendance and sentiment regarding White Australia policy.
A chaotic notice recalls Generals Mest SMUTS and Von Lottow in London for a campaign dinner, then veers to World War I era leaders Von Lettow and others. The fragmented text mentions storms in Sydney, naval or military movements, and preparations for an event involving General Mate and Landon in 1828 within the Imperial realm, ending with references to General Vom Lettow and a renewed invitation to meet in Sydney.
The document reports a private tender matter involving KYDNEN and others over a maritime service between Tuaminta and the malian coast. It notes a plan to execute the tender and refers to authorities and a legal framework but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
In a tense Monday session, local leaders and residents debated a government employment offer, fearing false prosperity. Officials claimed a 110 Lokl conference would determine immediate steps, while critics warned of hidden costs and potential town withdrawal if terms lagged.
A ceremony honoring African War veterans is described with references to figures and places from the Boer War era. Participants, including Sir Tamitton and Haden Powell, gather for the memorial at a Cenotaph, with veterans marching and paying tribute to fallen comrades. The event marks continued remembrance by allied veterans and the public.
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