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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1929
Page
1
Britain claims a new air speed record with three planes attempting to break the mark. The test series aims to push performance limits and showcase domestic aviation progress during the war era.
Sunday reports suggest a British defense of the Behnelder Cup with an Italian fire plan under review. Observers note pilots like Waghorn and Orlobar may compete as racing winds shift around Gloucester Neplens and Mainforth.
Report notes that Major Turner led the Redneldey Cup race amid tight competition. Machines faltered after push to full throttle, delaying the winners. The record may be challenged as earlier attempts showed emarest and Trica making strides in past years and Italtun advancing.
A London banquet honored the cup team with congratulatory words from dignitaries. The event featured praise for Gundoy Morty and Piylie as the team received a shipboard message from rr Orford during the night voyage on the manned warship.
Press comments praise a team performance while noting a failure described as a continuing examination. The text mentions Aniecone Rutty and Gieerver with references to KHCE pilots and machines, describing a race outcome tied to Holt and Manehi Burt. The fragment lacks clear details or dates.
An irregular report notes a court hearing at Vila 1 with a French resident commissioner and a French judge presiding. The text mentions a morning session at 10 a.m and highlights a controversial Mirage faction among attendees.
Laur an Ainslie reports attending a meeting to discuss a stabbing incident at the local morgue and related safety concerns. Officials provided updates on investigations and community responses.
A possible strike against John Brown over a lockout is signaled as a union delegation from the Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association plans to meet in Newcastle on Wednesday to decide on action.
The weekly Cun fy Party bulletin reports Labour’s motion opposing the government mandate transfer. It notes Labour’s support from Nationalists and calls for a referendum while discussing wage debates and government stability amid party tensions.
Fragmentary notes mention Sydney politics and a Prime Minister, with criticisms and references to elections. The garbled text lacks clear events, dates, or named individuals beyond general political debate and future timing.
Fragmented text discusses Bruce Will not accept amendments to a maritime industry measure and references votes, electors, and potential amendments. The garbled content mentions Norway and a minister, with unclear positions and outcomes.
Sydney Monday report says State Premier Mr. Bavin hopes to complete the coal inquiry report by the end of the week after a delay in the Commission’s findings.
An officer reported killers attacked Nim in a hut near the New Hobehdan burrows. They struck with a tomahawk and knives, killing Nim, then fled toward Haypl and remained uncaptured.
Postmaster Westport reports a dam collapse in the Wanganui Gorge causing extensive damage and heavy losses. Homes were washed away from their foundations as water swept through the area.
Wool prices fell at Sydney opening sales with good fleece goods down 33 percent from last season and good broken and pieces 25 to 30 percent lower. Cross-bred lines plunged about 30 percent while total sale volume is set for 81,137 bales running to September 18 with buyers from major wool consuming countries present.
A Sydney report notes Japan showing strong demand for Australian wool and wheat. Merchant OQ Tokakiel, returning from Japan, says rising orders reflect improved trade prospects, though export controls once removed may affect prices and supply for Australia.
Washington report quotes a naval expert who alleged a covert push by warshipbuilders and officials to advocate heavy naval construction at the disarmament conference. The interview, conducted by President Hoover's press staff, notes the expert’s claims and prior Geneva observer role.
An editorial from a Soviet paper discusses Britain's desire to reestablish Anglo Soviet diplomatic relations. It notes that the British representative’s talks should cover main questions and that economic collaboration remains the pathway to normal relations.
The French sloop Cvenomwe sailed toward Wallis to remove merchant cargo amid tensions. Local sentiment in Wallis Island shows unease as residents await responses from authorities and potential French involvement, with prior shipping trade and cotton export context noted.
A minor quake rattled Arthur County on Monday morning with tremors reported across several neighborhoods. No injuries or major damages were immediately noted, though residents felt shaking and reported items shifted in homes and offices.
Fragmented Manila dispatch from Sunday mentions a southern Luzon incident with over 200 affected and a woman among those contacting help. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Sydney authorities accuse a local official of embezzling over 1800 pounds in public funds. Investigations revealed the suspect faced multiple interviews at the state hall this year, with the case drawing wide attention and prompting calls for accountability.
The creditors of GEC A Bond Ltd intend to form a new firm to take over the assets and liabilities of the defunct company. The planned move aims to preserve value and settle outstanding matters with shareholders and creditors. The report notes the proposed arrangement is in early stages and involves restructuring under existing law.
The brief item notes a customs office action at a port involving a weighing process and quantity checks on incoming goods. Entities and exact details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Official reports confirm five Soviet aircraft bombed a Manchurian border station yesterday. Casualties reported number 38 with injuries and confusion about the attack’s motive and wider impact. No immediate intervention announced.
A confidential interview with the Prime Minister notes discussions on a film duty, with officials saying the government will earn the needed funds from taxation and amusement revenue. Ministers show willingness to consider reforms proposed by the industry for a clearer levy method.
A £2000 claim arises from an alleged assault involving a well known bank seller and party, with disputes over damages under a statute. The matter centers on the defendant company ownership and a Western Hook Td manager, while the secretary and solicitor are noted in witness actions.
An application for bail was made today before Mr. Dualien Halen Rogers in chambers regarding charges connected to a bank robbery plot involving Williamm and Charles Fammore, with Thomas Kelly also named. The hearing proceeded with limited preliminaries as the police court record shows.
A public service note discusses government budget measures and loan expenditure in Canberra. The piece critiques certain ministers and administrators, noting that retrenchment may be less drastic than feared and emphasizing the need for prudent financial action. Entities include Canberra, government, and official departments.
Unclear cadenced text reports fears of dismissals linked to postal operations. Mentions Ayoney Mandsy and Weverding with scattered terms about seats, apartments, and temporary measures. No coherent event or concrete details emerge.
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