27 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
1
Report describes a fatal air collision near London on a Tuesday as two pilots died while returning from an apparent mission. Details are garbled. the surviving chatter hints at a large formation and perilous maneuvers over the 1000 foot mark, with unclear locations and names.
Fragmented OCR text depicting a chaotic political debate about abolishing carcase butchers. Mentions Weromontiy Von Debs and various garbled names and places, suggesting protests or direct action. No clear coherent events or dates emerge from the legible portions.
The Senate rejected the Iron and Steel Products Bounty Bill designed to stop bounty payments during the embargo on galvanised iron. A division showed seven Opposition members backing the Government while 4 opposed and 13 voted aye, risking continued bounty payments and embargo without new action. The record notes confusion and fragmented debate amid the session.
Long OCR reads show a Sydney report on the government plans to address the financial position. The Governor’s speech at the official opening of State Parliament promises measures for early consideration and confirms a bill to abolish the Kayralative Council. The text records tense debate and a government pledge to proceed with reform amid financial strain.
A powerful quake struck Yokohama at four this morning with the center in the peninsular area. villages in the Izu region were devastated. Casualty estimates range from 150 to 900 as communications fail across telegraphs, telephones, and railways. Foreigners are reported safe at Miya in the Hakone area where landslides cut power and motor service.
A historic session in the House of Commons or Lords considers abolishing the upper chamber. Members including Mr Murti and Ms White discuss constitutional changes. The report notes expert testimonies and party positions as the debate continues.
Sydney report outlines government plans to amend the wheat pool bill amid contentious debate. Officials indicate changes aim to clarify subsidies and distribution rules while resisting bloc pressure. The minister notes ongoing consultations as the bill faces a tight timetable.
Sydney market reports a general decline in wool values with declines between 2 and 5 percent across most grades. Top-quality descriptions show 5 to 7 percent falls, crossbred lines down 7 to 10 percent, and broader offerings reflect weaker demand in a softer market.
The Federal Government intends to appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into the basic wage and related matters. Mr A M Fraser, for the Commonwealth Attorney General, told the Arbitration Court that the inquiry would review wages and previous references by the Commonwealth Statistician for investigation and report.
Fragmented report notes vessels arriving at Conatanea from the Soviet port were to load grain but stock ran out. The text is garbled with names and dates unclear, yet references to ships, grain, and a thaw suggest supply disruption and ongoing loading delays.
Fragmentary text references possible amendments to U S immigration laws. Mentions may involve nations China Haut and Reed, names Benn Waniite Whee and Trent Taiely, and a Melbourne Habusinnms. Readability is limited by garbled OCR.
A fragmented OCR record discusses compulsory pooling or conscription-like measures for a four year term tied to parliamentary or governmental action. Mentions government, ministers, and a proposed policy change with unclear dates and participants.
A garbled OCR style note describes a Russian wheat shipment and the host economy. It references a murder and police actions, mentioning Sir Michoy IWS and a Hoban T qu atted, with unclear dates or places. The readable bits indicate a financial or commodity theme interrupted by violent events.
A conference of farmers outlines plans and concerns regarding seed wheat and crop protection. They urge national government action on agricultural policy and grain support, stressing farm viability and market stability.
An uncertain economic outlook follows renewed inflation concerns as policymakers and markets weigh potential measures. Investors watch central bank signals while political leaders face pressure to bridge gaps in talks.
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