16 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions fears about Bruening and a May act, non political experts, and a possible cabinet appointment. The garbled OCR obscures specifics, leaving unclear names, dates, or outcomes.
Disjointed OCR fragment reports a metal workers strike with references to arbitration, wage percentages, and government concern. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the text suggests a pending walkout and potential intervention amid worker demands and leadership votes.
A garbled item references wage cuts at a factory or plant with mentions of workers and supervisors. The readable bits imply a cost saving measure or industrial dispute affecting employees, with possible dates or locations obscured by OCR errors. The readable names are unclear, but the event concerns wage reductions and labor action.
London reports the Imperial Conference debated a quota system to share Dominion and foreign wheat. A committee was named to examine proposals aiming to reserve Dominion grain from Australia Canada and India while balancing homegrown output with imports. The discussion offered no firm decisions.
In London on a Tuesday, the Lor Sankey committee considers aspects of international trade, taxation, and the form of commercial regulations. The period covers proposals on foreign trust communication and the phravelogy of academic documents.
Fragmented OCR reports Ramsay MacDonald advancing quota talks amid Tory leaders urging secret all day decision on Baldwin’s statement. MacDonald pauses, confers with cabinet, and notes quota may apply to commodities yet uncertain across dominions. Debate centers on price, foreign goods, and pledges for universal agreement.
The report outlines a planned opening ceremony with a busy session ahead. It notes there will be no formalities, with daily sittings anticipated to accelerate business. The contacts mention Monti Furkammne and Centaine a tentative early start, with ongoing measures to advance proposals and positions.
The Master Bakers Association reports price cuts on flour and bread as a dispute with the Automatic Baking Company stirs a boycott. Officials say flour supplies have tightened and bakeries may raise costs despite reduced prices for consumer loaves.
Wing Commander Kingsford Smith completed a rapid flight from Allahabad to Rangoon in 52 minutes after a departure at 4 am, aiming to beat the England Australia record with planned stops at Singapore Surabaya Thmor and Port Darwin. He arrived in Allahabad at 2 15 pm yesterday after an uneventful leg from England.
Singapore Wednesday reports Lieut C W C Hill arriving unexpectedly in the city. He plans to depart for Sourabaya the next morning. This follows his last known movement from Rangoon at midnight toward Lingard in Southern Siam, with no further updates since.
Fragmentary note discusses Calcutta and airmen with unclear names and dates. Mentions Austell and Atari, vague references to a routinal fence, 68 aare, and a Saturday event. Context suggests a memorial or reaction piece with missing details.
Mr Bavin directs inquiry into recent moves by the Attorney General with links to the Australian Brad Company of Sydney and Mont. as the prime matter advised by the attorney general to pursue a cautious course.
Attorney General Mr Joyce says Wright has not denied allegations and will seek prosecution under the Monopoly Act after an investigation into alleged offenses by a company. If proved, steps will be taken to launch the case. Additional details on the automaker or specific charges were not provided in the fragment.
Andrew Cunningham, forced to abandon his chants after a succession of attacks in Akyan, is returning to Australia by steamer from here. The voyage follows a period of uncertainty and local danger as he travels home.
The article notes the appointment of a new Air Minister in London amid a chaotic political scene. It references Lord Amurles and Lord Thompey, with Amurles formerly Er William Mekhenaste and created Baron last year. It mentions his bar admission in 1810 and his roles with the Industrial Court, Board of Trade, and the Ministry of Labour.
Melbourne reports the public service union has not made a decision on the proposed wage reductions. Prime Minister stated no definite talks or approvals have occurred with the Government.
Earl Beauchamp, a former governor, travels to Canberra in the company of General Bacay MTC. The party stays at Hotel Canberra today. A member of the Empire Parliamentary Association halts in Hleshonpur, while Lewes and CASI are to pollin...
A suspension bid is filed by Transport Trust and PMBERDUANE on Wednesday to halt a Fordural arbitral decision over the 7 year probation of Aver. The action cites 4,000 employees and argues the award rules were misapplied with a court ruling to determine next steps.
Melbourne hearing stalls as unclear lines of inquiry and delayed decisions frustrate attendees. Key figures, including officials and witnesses, spar over definitions and procedure while residents await clarification on the next steps.
Toronto dispatch reports a murky interview with William Lind and others connected to the Peary North Pole expedition. Quoted remarks suggest uncertainty about Peary's statements and potential corroboration or doubt from members of the party.
A garbled local item notes a rifemen success amid carnival events and a listing of names including O Trir and Bruck. The fragment mentions a crowd and a possible prize or prize event at an unspecified location, with partial references to a carnival and regional happenings.
Confused report notes government claims of victory over a revolt in Brazil. Mentions movements in Sao Paulo state and Minas Gerais with references to the south west and north fronts. Dated in the Brazilian context, details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Unclear text describes ports and states disruptions affecting global trade. Mentions London Rio de Janeiro and Pernamihiod with scattered fragments. No full events or names clearly identified due to garbled OCR.
Partial notes from a Wednesday Australian Commonwealth Cabinet session discuss potential bonuses for workers in the coal industry and broader economic policy shifts. The Prime Minister and ministers considered wage support and industrial prospects amid scarce details from a damaged article.
A distorted Chicago era report denounces a fraternity linked to widespread corruption. Police officials, politicians, racketeers, and vice networks are blamed for crime and public disorder, with calls to clean up traffic and protect citizens.
Fragmented OCR text references an extremist campaign and masked raids, mentioning Bengal and various improvised terms. Key names and places are garbled, preventing clear identification of actors, dates, or locations while implying a violent or vigilant action. The piece lacks coherent facts to summarize definitively.
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