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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable data. No clear event, persons, or organizations can be identified for a meaningful headline or summary.
Fragmentary text references bakers and a debate over prices and attitudes. Mentions senior figures and possible inquiry into cost issues. Lacks clear events, dates, or locations.
Australian reports indicate government measures reduce bread costs for Canberra hotels and city pubs while flour prices fall. The expected effect, including in Sydney and Queanbeyan, hinges on a Monday price adjustment. Officials see the move as proof bakers are benefiting from lower flour costs.
In addition to other reliable information sources, the intelligence compilation notes the publication of a Reuters service in Italy and New Zealand, with concise items referenced within the broader collection.
The Shamrock V hit its mainsail withdrawal while leading in the American Cup third race causing Lipton to concede as Enterprise completed the course to claim victory. Sir Thomas Lipton and Shamrock faced a dramatic setback on the water with the final outcome undecided until the later course.
An attack yesterday aimed at derailing the Delhi to Calcutta express failed, but a goods train derailed between Karecharā and Dhearapur in Allahabad district. Several wagons were damaged as sabotage tools and fish plates were removed, causing a two hour delay before rescue crews cleared the line.
A concise examination highlights broad policies over granular specifics as lawmakers pursue fundamental priorities in Tennessee. The discussion centers on overarching aims, governance structures, and long term outcomes rather than precise amendments or tactical changes.
Premier of New South Wales Mr. Bavin, in a Killara policy speech, urges electors to endorse the Melbourne Premiers Conference agreement and warns repudiation could threaten credit and national rescue. He says the state fights for Australia and vows a policy guided by overarching principles rather than pledges on details.
A fragmented report studies an air crash and quotes officials on aviation safety. It also surveys government aims to relieve unemployment, provide public services, and control prices while detailing coal industry tensions and wage pressures in New South Wales.
On arriving in Europe Prime Minister Scullin said Australians expected help from Britain to ease hardship and warned Australia would seek other profitable markets if aid did not come. He cited recent measures affecting trade and stressed Britain’s crucial role for Australia’s post crisis prosperity.
Sydney on Thursday reports Mr Bavin condemning a threat linked to export actions. He notes Aly Scullin is pressured and Britain and Australia face coercive measures over posts. he asserts the distortion of Mire Squid Un's statements.
London reports reveal ministers under scrutiny as debate turns to empire strategy and domestic legitimacy. Officials defend measures amid questions on unity, authority, and Britain's international stance.
Reports state Captain Matthews aimed for Australia with a French mail plane. He landed at Belgrade last night after an uneventful flight averaging 115 miles per hour. He departed Belgrade at 6 45 in the morning for Sofia to continue the attempt.
A garbled Ottawa tariff revision draft shows contentious wording about discrimination against a country and calls for price increases across tariff schedules. Officials note minimal divergence on overall totals but warn the language is unclear and contested.
A fragmentary London-Navy dispatch notes imperial defence measures and cooperation among Dominions. It mentions Australian submarines Otway and Oxtoy and a shift in naval commitments as imperial powers discuss maintaining security and production during wartime.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a cabinet sub-committee proposal concerning salaries and wages, mentioning Melbourne and municipal terms. Details are unreadable, with garbled names and percentages, hindering clear facts about scope or outcomes.
Fragmentary text from a historical page appears to critique admiralty power and governance. It references negligence, sovereignty, and economic burden, with scattered phrases about pretend reform, separation of ships, and internal personnel issues.
A highly ambitious description outlines a future flying boat with a long wingspan light frames and a luxurious upper deck. The design emphasizes passenger comfort with enclosed bridge and spacious seating, claiming speeds up to 140 miles per hour and trans Atlantic capability pending jet technology and fuel capacity.
In Ottawa opposition voices denounced proposed customs and tax hikes. The debate focused on government plans across sectors including agriculture, fishing, education, and culture, warning of higher living costs and strained production.
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