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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented OCR note references an election episode with dates and names. It mentions a council or vote, a specific day, and a list of abbreviated terms. The readable items point to a political context without clear outcomes or full identities.
Government policy proposals spark debate over wage scales and job impacts as officials consider changes to labor pay. Public officials and workers weigh potential effects on cost of living and employment.
OCR text shows cryptic references to a court matter involving an acting prime minister or official, government wage and labor issues, and a clergyman. The fragment mentions a conference, unnamed entities, and a government inquiry, but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Reported plans show Uomley preparing to leave Tokyo on Thursday aboard a Pacific flight to Tavema Dawi Lomerrow. Attending ministers and labor officials discussed wage policy, rationing opposition, and unemployment remedies at the conference. A committee was formed to oversee dole arrangements and labor coordination with regional representatives from Victoria, Brisbane, and Adelaide labor groups.
Prime Minister Scullin travels to Europe to secure export surplus for wool and foodstuffs. He is to be accompanied by Markets Minister Parker Maloney and a Customs tariff expert to discuss commercial treaties with France Germany Britain and America.
A diary from Sovinders chronicles a doomed 19th century polar expedition. The party reportedly landed July 14 1097 and were later discovered near White Jalan on September 17, with other dates and details obscured by damaged text.
Dean Inge proposes that marriage be reformed to allow divorce only under state or church recognition. He suggests two fundaments: a limited, noncoercive contract with non-recurrence of vows and church recognition of marriage. He warns of scandal, and discusses grounds for divorce such as drunkenness, infidelity, and mental illness.
A damaged OCR passage from a Manitoba report yields unclear numbers and names. The fragment mentions crop data, a 12,001 value, and a 94,769,009 figure tied to an unidentified place and entities. No coherent event or source attribution is recoverable.
A fragmentary report outlines a pending arbitration under the Arbitration Act affecting mining exemptions in Queensland. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text, but references to council meetings and court actions indicate a formal review of mine operations and related legal proceedings.
Fragmented OCR notes show Mr W M Hughes filing a libel claim with a writ. Names like Hall, DOR, and Hall appear in garbled form, with references to the Herald and morning action. Exact details are unclear due to missing text and misreads.
Fragmentary OCR notes in London discuss Mr Hughes denying certain statements. The garbled text references an earlier opinion or verdict and mentions an arbiter and a dated document. No clear names or events beyond Mr Hughes appear readable.
Fragmented text describes wool classification debates and pricing in a historic exchange. Mentions German and Australian contexts and references to hunger fuel and market conditions. Garments and European industry terms appear amid unclear names and phrases.
A federal cabinet sub-committee on financial matters meets to chart crisis response. Acting Prime Minister Fenton says ministers will get guidance from departmental information and recommendations will become regulation. Deloitte? refs to Daly and Latham to discuss opposition cooperation and industrial cost reduction, taxation, and credit for industrial expansion.
Canberra faces acute resentment as public bodies protest a government decision to suspend housing loans indefinitely. Citizens plan a public meeting at Albert Hall to urge early transfer of departments from Melbourne to Canberra and continued housing support. Councillor Shakespeare asks for an urgent Advisory Council gathering, but a September 21 meeting is expected.
The Minister for Agriculture announces an aid program for farmers during the wheat harvest. Details cover early appointment of necessary requirements, wage support, and farm employment prospects, with agencies and firms to coordinate assistance and future opportunities.
In Warsaw 22 members of the dismasted Parliament, including former Prime Minister Witos and ex-Cabinet Minister Bareicki, are detained. The move follows opposition calls for a united front against law changes tied to the forthcoming election. The government claims the detentions aim to preserve order and enforce legal measures.
A London report notes an Eastern vessel’s quarantine arrival and ongoing Assembly discussions. It mentions British delegation plans and expected influence on policy, with references to the empire and parliamentary movements. The piece reflects wartime era caution and diplomatic activity with mentions of Sydney and London meetings and figures such as Mr Brian.
Fragmentary item notes a world berries arrangement and plant information in New Zealand with unusual phrasing. The readable portion mentions Bpecial Arrangement Rout World Berries and a special nature of information in Planta.
A Anglo American group states a rich oil field near Frans in Greenland has been found though they refuse to disclose inventory details. The report mentions notable figures and a mix of political and regional names, with references to Hindu and Muslim representatives and various local leaders.
Fragmented report claims police transfer and questioned actions linked to a Mildura trap. Detectives from the CL unit allegedly examined workers while an executive named Jones faced scrutiny over property access and potential improprieties in the investigation.
Report from London on the Joubivy Conference hinting a largely Indian committee and limited British participation. Observers note tensions over invitees and future talks with Heil reformists amid slow conference progress.
A London report cites monthly Australian statements showing cautious reform and a pending savings program. It notes potential benefits from tightening overdraft exposure and emphasizes the Commonwealth’s need for prompt action to improve balance.
Rome reports professor Cavolette described a cancer treatment using injected chemicals. He demonstrated stages of the procedure at Milan Cancer Institute but declined to reveal the exact formula.
A report from Montevideo based on Irigoyenin notes that ex president Ariguyen remains in critical condition with double pneumonia. Officials arranged for urgent transport to a safer area and intensified medical attention as death loomed.
A telephone interview with the provisional president explains plans to appoint a new minister and reinforce electoral machinery. He pledges universal confidence in the Bev Government and promises freedom to supporters while warning against counter revolutionary efforts.
Unemployment relief plans face changes as government ministers consider cheaper bread and targeted food subsidies. Officials discuss costs and possible rationing to supply unemployed citizens with a week’s food, with measures tied to work availability and welfare support.
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