01 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a court matter with names unclear and dates not legible. It references a Ms or Mr Trt or Trt is dein and a figure connected with a witch of Arai, with scattered terms like Marmy and crusler. The text is too damaged to identify full details.
A potential interstate dispute looms as railway awards are suspended prompting officials to review conflicts between states over pay scales and labor terms. Stakeholders including unions and management await a federal decision on compensation and jurisdiction.
At today’s hearing the Commonwealth signaled potential involvement in railways if the Commonwealth Arbitration Court is suspended. The government questioned the court’s power to suspend an award, with Dr Evatt arguing the court’s authority ends with the award and cannot compel further action. The defence contends constitutional limits on Commonwealth power over setting telecommunication or railway awards.
An indecipherable jumble of political names and phrases suggests opposition parties may unite in May over a budget deemed unsatisfactory. The fragment hints at leadership, a hawthorn by election, and reactions from workers and collaborators, but key details are obscured.
A Canberra cabinet meeting faces a high chance of policy rifts as unity falters amid Labour Party influence. If Fenton wins cabinet support, three ministers reportedly oppose. split risks wrecking government and deepening economic distress and unemployment.
Turbulent trading pushed New York stocks lower as gains and losses swung through the day. Prices for copper and other commodities drifted, with several issues closing down slightly amid broad market unease.
Sir Otto Niemeyer, in Sydney, said he had not received an invitation to the Cabinet meeting in Ca barra tomorrow. He attended the meeting with officials and noted the absence of Anetta Ritort Gimun at the venue and discussed the Commonwealth K indy.
The League of Nations Assembly refined the report of the convention for immediate use. Discussion noted that a certain country appeared to be negotiating a favorable settlement while some members doubted ratification. The report is expected to be debated on Thursday.
The fragment recalls discussions around Mr Fenton and Mr Penton, with mentions of ministers and political figures. References to Beowvan and Wig Tannrbot appear amid a parade of names, comments, and possible actions, though context is unclear.
A garbled article fragment mentions individuals such as Hany, Mr. Hames Mae Donat, Pinaver, Tehlwh Mt TOW, and Willemptor. It references a Home Minister and a street near ownership tainted by a can 6 procedure. The text is unclear but suggests a public or political context with multiple proper nouns and dates left incomplete.
A garbled obituary fragment outlines Lord Birkenhead and public service mentions. It notes positions within government and legal service, referencing a long career, a December 18 change of government, and later withdrawal from active politics. mentions literary works and a recent controversial topic.
A fragmentary report describes a railway building firm funded or borrowed by a named company veering into difficulty. The text notes failure to complete the line and the risk to carriages and the depots, with unclear names and locations.
A disrupted public meeting on mine charges and railway carriages led to a 1 280 000 four year fund plan. Fire alarms sounded at 10334 and a damaged carriage window exposed a hut full of furniture. Authorities reported no casualties, but the incident risked the siding stock and culvert property.
A garbled boxing recap highlights Demond Joana defeating veteran Thomax in a thin round while British title hopeful Yon Murvey and Dave Hope are mentioned. The piece touts a potential world title clash with American Mickey Walker looming.
Mr Coleman clashed with French minister during a Monday session in Geneva. The dispute centered on economic issues as Coleman pressed for action while the French official supported the commission’s agenda.
The report records Mr Fenton expressing cautious optimism that Australia will see improved business and employment, while Prime Minister Parton emphasizes a shared national effort amidst a tense conference atmosphere. Coleman rejects hypocrisy and tacit agreement, as the Dominions posture toward the conference's reception.
Reported in Sydney that a sugar works will shut for five days affecting about 500 men. The tie up stems from directors voting to suspend operations following a downturn and a long period of reduced production. Officials cited mounting losses over the past year and a need to reduce costs while workers face lay offs and earnings disruption.
London reports Australian market notes indicate a possible easing of Soviet wheat dumping in May. Analysts warn immediate countermeasures by authorities and involve representatives from several wheat sectors in negotiations. The situation remains uncertain as traders assess potential policy changes.
Auckland Monday report notes cooperative producers panel tabled policy urging Britain to set tariffs on imported foods. The discussion covers Auckland Hortons and Loniton mentions a London visit, with readers invited to weigh in on favored preferences and market access.
A fishing boat sank with four dates aboard near TMAANA while approaching the bar today. The crew went missing after the vessel disappeared into the water. search efforts found no trace as authorities warned of dangerous conditions at the harbor entry.
Sydney report shows Mr Maddocks chair of Transport Trust warns action after Friday to end services without license. He says any evasion will be met with strong measures as financial crisis looms and the Trust pledges to maintain employment duties amid uncertainty.
Police investigate the death of a young girl in Taree after a stroke of misfortune. Detectives search for the coroner but no clear suspect is named as a match is reportedly found in her handbag.
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