04 Oct 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
1
Provided OCR fragment discusses British policy on the Palestine mandate. Mentions Foreign Secretary Arthur as well as intent to reconsider the mandate and protect civil rights of inhabitants, referencing religious rights and governance.
Fragmentary text indicates London Airways Ltd discusses prospects for direct Anglo Australian air service. Date and full details unclear, but notes a likely delay of four to five years before direct flights. Mention of indirect cooperation via Colombo and maritime routes appears as a fallback plan. Year and official entities are partially legible.
Unclear OCR text references WRAL AWARD and rural wages. Mentions a rural committee, wages to workers, and a rural union with farmers. Specific names, dates, places missing or garbled. The readable fragments suggest a discussions of wages, committees, and rural industry impacts.
A partial OCR fragment from a Sydney market and weather column mentions October pricing and conditions. It references a 3 percent cast and a forecast, with unclear producers and timings. The readable items include mentions of growers, a marker tone, and a late view of arrangements with possible delays.
Dr Alcorn objects to the fifth annual report of the Federal Capital Commission arguing the draft omits key departmental reports and misstates evidence. He criticizes the handling of the Manon contract and calls out omissions on hotel and tourism policy, water pressure issues, and the Canberra Hospital. The motion to approve passed with Butters and Gould voting yes while Alcorn abstained and will submit grounds to Parliament.
The German Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann died in London on a Wednesday evening after a first stroke, followed by a second stroke around five o clock. He was born in Würlin on May 10, 1878, and studied...
A deputation met Frank Groves of the Railways to discuss financial difficulties and announced upcoming all-round reductions across the railway service. The discussion centered on retrenchment measures affecting the Victorian Mailway and railway operations.
Fragmentary notes recount Biessemann election to the Reichstag in 1870, his role in the National Liberal Party, and Hermann Hassmann as a party leader. Mention of central executive actions and wartime policy hints toward a transition under a chancellor, with references to reformations and turmoil in Germany’s leadership during the period.
A contemporary account of the new airliner, detailing the Atatrallin Prosy Association’s invitation to inspect the craft. The report describes sleeping berths, airship lounge space, limited glazing, and confined corridors, praising solidity while noting crowding and confinement on long journeys.
In the East West Air Race two planes failed during a Cook to Forrest leg. Heath led before engine trouble forced a landing and a crash. occupants escaped unhurt. Murray’s Gypsy Moth also landed with heavy damage. both machines out of the race. The seventh stage began at 7.39 miles, with arrivals at Cooma in clear weather.
It Cook South Australia today Heath won the fist to land and Miller won next. The Ayers were Cook thin afternoon for Foren.
Fragmented report notes weather disruptions delaying trials and hearings in London, with garbled names and unclear specifics. The piece references wind and rain, mentions Australian connections, and suggests proceedings will extend for a few days amid stormy conditions.
The premier Mr. Gavin said repudiation claims linked to government actions over St Andrew's Waites are baseless. He criticized Anglican leaders for remarks made at the Anglican Synod and stated the accusations do not assist and are not entirely attributed to the men who made them.
The Swedish Government agreed to run the entire Swedish air squadron as a safety measure. The plan consolidates aircraft control within the air force to prevent loss of command during movements. Cabinet members acknowledge the need to align with German and international positions while preserving national security.
A fragmented report shows Mr Rees explaining issues raised by coal workers and the Combined Union committee regarding a meeting with Premier Ravin. It notes discussions on presiding at a conference and potential supply of mining wages, with emphasis on federation officials and emergency arrangements.
The Commission met in the camera section of the Federal Capital Commission to discuss attendance issues due to absences. Under the area plan ordinance the ward was determined at block K section 20 Ainallo. The transfer under the teaser ordinance moved Block 106 Gungablin District from Mowers, Im mervilte and Willin to Mesure Hy Carter and J. By Pave. Plans for Wundinwe were approved for residence Mr. Ieschion on Block 4 Section Braddon. Certificates of Completion were issued for residences on Block 2 House 12, Grimith (4, Deans, ivamee) and Block 7, Westin b.
Fragmented report notes Mr. Hamery Macdonald and his father experimenting with an American feed. It mentions American opportunities to observe working class people and references a premier bringing good fortune. The piece hints at historical wartime or colonial context with unfamiliar terms and dates.
The Egyptian cabinet resigned amid political turmoil as leaders discuss forming a temporary government to carry on during elections. Mahmoud Lunha held three interviews with Lorraine about a treaty and potential reforms, while requests for a stable ministry linger and the Wasdinta stance remains uncertain.
The report outlines a new era in foreign affairs as Mr APIMit Henderson discusses the financial aspects during negotiations at the Labour Conference. The talk centers on remedies and economic strategy shaping policy for public employment and growth.
The piece notes insistent withdrawal pressure in the Rhineland, with factions debating disarmament and naval limits as foreign powers move to open lines of communication and pursue potential treaties. Amidst tension, cheers greet a public figure as talks continue and expectations rise.
Writs issued in a libel case filed by Union Theatres Ltd claim damages totaling 25000 pounds against the Sydney Morning Herald and named individuals including Archdale Parkhill Horatio Manning Wentworth and others alleging defamation from articles headlined Meture Theatres and elections. The action centers on alleged slander arising from reports in the Sydney Morning Herald and involves printers Cyril Hwang and John Vane.
Australia’s Sydney wool market hears inquiry from Europe and Japan despite uneven demand. Brokers report some better inquiry, with average bids around 11,548 bales, as buyers struggle to commit amid fluctuating prices and steady supply.
A group led by Todorn Gritty and Vickery sails on the Rangitiki to inspect mutton and lamb shipments from New Zealand storehouses for export to Riiland and Australia. They will survey humidity and techniques at journey ends, and study Camberdee and Oxford methods, repeating tests on chilled meat from Australia.
The Queanbeyan Municipality council met in Connett Chambers on Wednesday to appoint a new mayor following the late mayor AM. A. Z. Lam. Aldermen offered condolences to the widow and children.
A fragmented OCR item mentions tobacco goods and a New South Wales related master trade, with garbled terms like Tobsem and Thereter. The readable bits hint at a historical trade listing or notice, but specifics are unclear. The piece appears to reference a products or merchant notice from an Australian context.
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