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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
3
Report describes an organized exodus of workers planned by high level officials during a tense mining period. Miners face pressure and fear for future employment as authorities discuss strategies to maintain labor support and stability amid unrest.
A fragmented report describes a chaotic scene at the zoo where a crowd, including a man named Phipps, experiences confusion and fear as tensions rise. The piece notes illness, fatigue, and a high number of attendees feeling unsettled amid the disruption.
Fragmented report details a June frontier clash near Bare and Peshawar with Lachhar units engaging hills and valleys. British air forces bombarded positions while ground forces pursued insurgents fleeing toward the hills, leaving scattered resistance across the region.
Canberra dispatch reports Prime Minister Scullin refuses to arbitrate a dispute between parties over withdrawal of his interest. He states he would not discuss the matter with Sally or any party, and editors note he has not consulted unions or representatives.
Fragmented OCR notes describe measures in Cairo tied to King Fuad and royal policy. Widespread promotion and concerns about privacy and ministerial actions are noted, reflecting a period of political strain and attempts to regulate information.
Disjointed OCR notes indicate a tariff bill status affecting air imports and duties. The fragment mentions Washington and administration actions, with unclear dates and figures, indicating a governmental decision process on tariff adjustments.
Fragmented text reports Brady planning to run as an independent amid party disputes. It notes 700 party supporters and references Reforms, prices, and various goods including dairy, meat, and industrial products. The article mentions Tarots, commissions, and potential policy shifts affecting elections and consumer items.
The governor will receive officials from the Town Planning Association and attend a luncheon with Bemestds and other local groups at Farmers. A health update on Premier tr. Mavis shows improvement after recent concerns.
The Royal and Regent theatres will open bookings for the film All Quiet. The programme notes refer to Air Gunton the Front as part of the forthcoming showings.
Trained carbine wielder Walter B. died at Lenin Tote. The report notes his age and residence, with fragmentary references to a companion and a person named Mickemteyinars. Further details are unavailable due to garbled text.
A gunman attacked the area near County Road Darling ton aiming at a teller and taking money. A bystander was struck and wounded while the intruder fled after a failed exchange with officers. Police pursued but details remain unclear.
The report notes a court session in which a divorce case involving a garage proprietor and wife is discussed amid testimony about alleged misdeeds. The Chief Justice presided and the hearing included references to witnesses and evidence, with the atmosphere described as tense as the proceedings concluded.
A report describes a policeman encountering a booby trap at an orchard area. The incident involved an attempted detonation and a struggle, with unclear names and locations due to the OCR text. Further details are unreadable.
A boy named Ronald Spent, 14, of Underediifa, narrowly escaped serious injury when a tram kicked him over and he lay down but was carried 40 yards by the tram. Crew members shouted to stop it as the tram approached the trailer stand, and he was saved from being crushed.
A fragmented report notes disturbances around ballot booths as a woman qualifies in an election context. Authorities investigate minor commotions and ensure polling procedures remain uninterrupted.
A garbled transcript reports tension around a local election, noting volunteers and voters in a disputed process. The piece hints at hidden influence and confusion during the polling period with scattered names and places, reflecting a chaotic civic scene.
Cavalieri claims Palmolive larder frees harden masses and makes the complexion soft and glowing. Specialists in the United States and abroad endorse a twice daily Palmolive treatment with rinsing to warm water and cold cream for dry skin. France and eight other countries rank Palmolive among the top soaps, with Australia noting its popularity.
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