Unemployed Urged to Help Xmas Effort in Canberra
A chaotic note describes a government plan to absorb 100 unemployed men to tide over the Christmas period in Canberra. It mentions Minister for Home Affairs Thr Blakeley, wage work, road repairs, and park work at Mindmareh Park, urging completion of public works and warning of funding cuts if targets are not met.
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Makeley
Annonnetms
Peenemnonn
Rmaklme
Kmesianting
Thorn
Accard
Waaployveni
Wiley
Ieayers
Canberra
Wuthera
Mount Tiem
Ahlie
Joe Mailers
Mien Ymenreslon
Mir John Tore
Kim Oharae
Committee of City Design
Dewniopen
Aevelon
Setanta
Tov
Cogan Ton
Ce Municipal Council
Enuinetes
Hs Peatetors
Warlington Communique on Government Officials Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary wartime note cites Ennen Hatem with Govrennement and other figures in an effort to determine mint and manage events. The incomplete text mentions communication with the rt Fepaner, Haken, and Cerin to avert further crisis and outline possible actions.
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Warilington
Pit
Rt Fepaner
Haken
Coal dispute settled miners accept reduced wages
In Sydney on Friday a joint conference of coal industry employers and workers agreed to a nine pence per ton wage cut for average output, with contract workers cut by 1/4d per ton and day labor by sixpence per day. Managers retain the right to dismiss, resumption set for December 9, 1929, and a joint committee will review any unfair dismissals amid assurances no stoppage during review.
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Sydney
Northern Collierie Association
McIsid
Miners Federation
1. Rees
Diamaisa
Wnnona
Miners’ Federation
Water charges per capita crowd out Canberra residents
A Parliamentary working committee report notes high water consumption and rising costs in Canberra. The document cites heavy per capita use and the potential impact on households, urging review of supply efficiency and pricing to curb excessive water use.
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Canberra
Avery
John
Peter Ab
RATAN
Toe
Kbomn
Maine
Embargo Affects Sheep Trade Across Town
A disrupted report notes a Thursday embargo in Cathtown affecting sheep exports. The piece mentions government representatives and various officials debating quotas and routes, with concern over livestock movement and market disruption. The article references Cape Horn and Durban as points of concern in the embargo’s implications.
Fragmented note from MODENT to OLDFIELD Sydney
A garbled entry traces a Friday note between MODENT and OLDFIELD in Sydney. The unreadable OCR yields partial names and references to a meeting, but the action and context remain unclear.
Severe Explosion at Kandos Cement Works
A severe explosion occurred at Kandos Cement Works injuring several workers. Early reports describe a powerful blast near the kiln area, with smoke and debris inside the facility. Rescue teams reached the site, and initial assessments indicate multiple workers sustained non life threatening injuries.
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Kandos Cement Works
Egyptian Treaty Looms in House Debate
Fragmentary text reports lawmakers debating a treaty with Egypt. Specific names or dates are unclear, with garbled phrases obscuring key participants and the exact nature of the measure. The passage references government officials and a formal process but lacks verifiable details.
Defeated State Government On Premier's Motion
A derailed government clash over a suspension proposal and nightly enforcement of a curfew is described. The article lists ministers and party members, noting opposition figures and the defeat of key allies in a parliamentary vote.
Citizens' League and Legislative Council Proposal
The article outlines a proposed two officer executive with government nominees and three elected representatives for a local legislative council. It discusses unification, local government adaptation, and governance of federal fund allocations and public structures, including a representative body twice over land and development interests.
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Cate
Anne
Vale
Mtr. Dk
Edwanae
Tie
Warwon
Clovernment Uniite
Federal Capital Fund
Nowernyy
Mehl Fonda
Emphatic Denial and Parkhill Challenge
fragmented OCR text shows Emphatic Denial and Parkhill challenge amid garbled phrases. London and Imperial Free Trade appear, with unclear quotes and names leaking through. The passage mixes political and social jargon and seems to report a debate or confrontation with stray references to individuals and places, but specifics remain unreadable.
Premiers to discuss Commonwealth work funds plan
Prime Minister Scullin to convene premiers conference on £1,581,000 Federal Aid Road funds. Proposed use splits funds to state public works of urgent, reproductive value with conditions. Debate centers on timing, employment relief, and state financial pressures amid ongoing unemployment.
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Scullin
Commonwealth
Prem
War Loan Interest Fears Raised by Snowden Statement
A fragmentary news note from Lanton outlines fears among investors about war loan interest rates. It cites Snowden explaining government actions and cautions about potential interference with wartime financing. The piece hints at broader concerns over debt, economy, and national mobilization without clear dates or locations.
R101 Costs and Government Share in Heavy Aeronautics Project
A disrupted report notes Ava Iinehwon and a Kren inspection discuss the R101 project costing £450,000 with the government contributing £100,000 and the remainder funded by private capital. It cites concerns over future engineering funding and company plans to pause further contracts due to limited commercial value and a five year programme.
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London
Ava Iinehwon
Shuveattay
Kren
Tueney Sai
AG Rane
Amon
Aeronautica
Moka Bneh
Viekure Ltd
Bo Bull
Canadian Wheat Pool Farmers Benefited Report Summary
The annual report of the Canadian Wheat Pool shows total purchases near 252 million bushels of wheat and around 280 million dollars in revenue for the year. It notes a revenue drop of about 26 million from the prior year and discusses farm support measures and market reforms amid calling for democratization of the market to aid farmer operations.
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Spirg
Thurvany
Jolharn
Poland and Russia Bitter Relations Deepens
Report from Warraw on escalating tension as hurried departures and unnotified movements strain diplomatic channels between Poland and Russia. Observers warn of growing bitterness amid mixed signals from military and political leaders.
Friends of Soviet A Surprise Reception in London
A garbled report describes a reception labeled by Friends of the Soviet, with scattered names and places. It mentions Moscow, a tour, and various odd phrases implying a gathering or event with unclear participants or outcomes.
Action deplored in Victorian elections debate
A garbled report recounts strong criticism of the Victorian election process. It references ministers and a prime minister, noting concerns over fairness and calls for reform amid unclear details. The piece hints at parliamentary scrutiny and political tension surrounding the campaign.
Fragmentary notice on global arrangement and intelligence
A garbled line suggests a special arrangement involving Peter's World, a broader intelligence context, and regions including Australia and New Zealand. The readable fragments imply cooperation or oversight but lack verifiable details or clear action.
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Peter
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