Transatlantic flight idea for Do X reportedly abandoned
The Daily Express correspondent notes that although the Dornier Do X could cross the Atlantic to the Azores, the plan has practically been abandoned.
18 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 18, 1930
Page
1
The Daily Express correspondent notes that although the Dornier Do X could cross the Atlantic to the Azores, the plan has practically been abandoned.
The Northern Inspector of Agriculture, Mrs Mark Heynolds, reported on wheat varieties tested in a district trial, naming Waratah Nabawa and Maralli as leading entries and noting overall results from Currabubul tests. The Grass Association met Saturday with Alan McDonald presiding. debates covered embargo on galvanised iron and proposed rate cuts, with the Country Party urged to separate from the Nationalists.
A fragment reports a Bowrat game at Kangalion where 12 Whatmans faced a similar number of Kangaloan levitkoters and won easily. The Whatman family, including Whit ET and Wiketman, reportedly visited as Mi nian and his five sons aligned in the aide.
A fragmented report notes a village affair with slang terms and chatter over a wedding’s validity under Scottish law. The piece mentions blacksmiths performing ceremonies, concerns about lawful marriage validity, and references to contract terms and timing, amid a vernacular commentary.
The Hospital Association outlines a plan to divide state districts into groups each taking a 1% community stake. Named towns include Tenterfield Inverell Walgett Narrabri Armidale Coonamble Coolaburradoo and Tingha among others.
Fragmentary notes describe harvest machinery parts and safety checks for reapers and guards. The department work in the counties will publish further details later.
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