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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 28, 1929

Page

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Referendum Consideration Aimed at Constitutional Change

Prime Minister admits a referendum on constitutional alteration. In Parliament Mr Reennan asks if the government will pursue a referendum in the immediate future and whether it will seek abolition of Hate Turia matters, while officials discuss the economy and industrial power. The Prime Minister says the question depends on government policy and Parliament will be asked to consider any proposal.

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End of War Talks Amid Chiang’s South West Shift

Fragmented report notes Chinese efforts to settle war costs and troop movements near Chimie and Nukemina. It mentions Finnnww pT Hung’s visit, government actions, and potential payments up to Fon Mal Ahan with 3,000,000 Me Poor Tu. Military tensions rise as Chiang Kat Kok eyes further advances and troop redeployments.

Smanghal V. Hung Hunkin Chimie Hern Secuges Tankus Sak Melton Chang Puwen Abe Chiang Kat Rawepor

Ten Years' Gaol Crusher Convicted Sydney

A lengthy historical report details a ten year sentence handed to a man nicknamed The Crusher after a series of crimes in Sydney. The article cites prior charges and a history of capital punishment avoidance, noting a 1928 incident and a jewel robbery linked to a company.

Returning to Sydney Amid Unclear Notes and Fragments

Fragmented OCR text shows scattered words and names with no clear event or dates. The readable items include Sydney references and personal phrases, but no coherent action, participants, or organizations to anchor a concise news item. Further readable details are needed to craft a full card.

Embargo on Stud Sheep Exports Announced by Minister

In a House adjournment announcement, Mr. Parker Moloney the Minister for Markets and Transport declared a proclamation under the Customs Act requiring ministerial consent before stud sheep may be exported. The consent must ensure the export does not harm Commonwealth interests and takes effect from 10 a.m. The move aims to protect woolgrowers and the Australian wool industry while evaluating impact on other nations and markets.

Parker Moloney Markets and Transport House of Representatives Trade and Customs Commonwealth

Copyright War and Broadcast Fees Clash in Legal Threats

A federal clash unfolds over broadcasting rights and a proposed toll. Mr Brennan seeks legal standing for Austrerforming Rights Association in a broad push to regulate and monetize broadcasts. The exchange hints at a larger fight over permissions, agreements, and enforcement.

Brennan Austrerforming Rights Association Whi On Broadcasting

Malolo Passengers Allegation of Disease Report

Fragmented text describes disease allegations among Malolo passengers and authorities in Sydney. It mentions a report by officials in Kingston, noting limited cases, quarantines, and authorities restricting movement. The account references measures, timelines, and the response of medical and civil authorities amid fears of spread.

Rumours of clash over Commonwealth Bank policy emerge

Reports circulate that conflict between private banks and the Commonwealth arises as the Government considers a new Commonwealth Bank scheme. The Treasury seeks assurances and possible safeguards, while private banks fear credit controls may shift liquidity. Parliament debates potential steps to stabilise the financial system amid mounting criticism of proposed reforms.

Commonwealth Commonwealth Bank IML Australia

Twenty Six Per Cent Trade Figure Reported

London’s trade bulletin notes a twenty six percent figure tied to external trade. The report references parliamentary discussion and a focus on import and export dynamics affecting commerce and national accounts.

Successor Appointed in Zanzibar Protectorate

The Kine tine approved the appointment of Mir Alfred weds Holie, Petia ieekdeat for Hameilar Fyotet 208 and Cacerner and Cammanter in Calet of Trindad and Tulum, with Pir Horse Byall and broader governance roles. The report notes a formal transition and related administrative changes.

London Tormiay Mir Alfred Weds Holie Petia Ieekdeat

In The Trenches The Tiger And The Sentry

Fragmentary war scene describes a corporal named Clmencer in a trench near Lommetry. He wrestles a German foe, questions a companion, and notes the tense atmosphere as troops advance and gunfire erupts amid ruined surroundings.

Foundation Stone Lays for St Andrew Cathedral Canberra

Very Rev. John Walker spearheads fund drive for central Canberra church of the Presbyterian Church of Australia. Governor General lays the foundation stone amid a large gathering as funds near £480,000 goal. £50,100 already raised. Prime Minister and Federal leaders attend, citing religious freedom and historic milestone for the cathedral project on Capitol Hill.

John Walker Central Church Canberra Presbyterian Church of General Assembly St. Andrew Gapttat Marthe Warren Churets Australia Mergumor Ford Hienehaven Rim Beullin Commonwealth Kiev Walker Hugh Havituz Bent Rowel Walker Sean Ake Mtview Australinan Mervieg Lynn Churi Ane Foundation Mary Koberima Mcullia Mira Beullim

Australian Presbyterian Church Leaders Gather in Canberra

The assembly in Canberra brought together moderators and ministers from Australia and New Zealand to plan unity efforts for the Presbyterian church. Speakers praised long service, canvassed financial needs, and highlighted cooperation with Australian missions, aiming to strengthen national church ties and celebrate cultural links.

Fragmented Notice From Unclear Source

Fragmented OCR text mentions a meeting hour and items about a list or survey but is unreadable. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable to form a concrete news card.

Adjou rned Coal Conference Briefly Sits

A coal conference adjourned after only a few minutes on Wednesday as miners and representatives failed to reach progress. The combined Mining Union plans a meeting tomorrow with indications that no substantial agreements will be announced Friday.

Byoney Combined Mining Unione Chapatul Pricuy

State Government Policy Debated and Proposals Outlined

The document outlines a debate on state government policy, noting a proposal to expand certain actions and restrictions. It mentions competition issues, ethical conduct, and potential penalties, with emphasis on cautious consideration by the cabinet before reaching a conclusion. The text reflects ongoing analysis of policy expansion and governance approaches.

British steamer driven on rocks near London

A coastal steamer named Moloney on a voyage from Avonport to Candill ran aground near Milford Haven. Heavy waves and wind caused extensive damage as crew and passengers struggled amid splinters and flooding. Several crew and passengers died or disappeared, with survivors rescued as rescue efforts continued through the night.

London Moloney B&r Aveepont Candill Milford Haven Cate Thurney Wayne Wren Kila Umaixianee Inalde Tove Alen

Deflated money in inflation era sparks ministerial explainer

War minister addresses deflated money at inflated rates, explaining the impact of money supply on inflation. He argues the attempt to undo the rise could harm the economy, noting high money growth pressures and policy risks amid wartime conditions.

London Tasmias Thomas Show Poe Mayne

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