11 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
1
Canberra reports that the forthcoming federal budget aims for a modest deficit near 3 million. The treasury backs possible reforms including new tax measures and varied revenue options while resisting deep spending cuts or salary reductions for federal MPs.
Fragmentary report cites Captain Brain and pilots pursuing a long distance air link from England to Australia via Adelaide Brisbane and Sydney. Talks of staged hops, landing grounds, weather, and new engines as key to a practicable commercial route.
A Melbourne theatre fire and strange noises triggered an investigation into possible causes. Residents reported unseen forces and a loud bang as sparks and smoke filled the area, drawing attention to the building and nearby street. Police and witnesses described the event as alarming and unusual, with no clear culprit identified.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rainfall in Western Australia causing delays and subsequently improved conditions. The legible portions mention yesterday's events and a general update on meteorological effects, with unclear phrases interspersed.
Fragmented readable phrases mention French rugby and a city like Paris. The garbled text references teams, venues, and a possible match or event, but specifics are unreadable. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge to form a complete summary.
In a landmark case the Full Court considers limits on working hours for railway service workers. Mr Macgregor argues consistency with the 1918 Act while Justice and court records discuss previous acts, industry scope, and potential standardization of hours across the sector. The hearing reviews whether prohibition writs should issue and contemplates alternate remedies.
In Sydney on Monday Amy Joleen led a protest at Martin Place during a wreath laying at the cenotaph. A skirmish broke around police barriers as crowds clashed and several bystanders were bumped or pushed aside while Miss Folieada and Miss Julien faced criticism for their actions and the demonstration continued.
The Arbitration Court set the first basic wage for workers in the country’s districts. President Mr Dwyer supported the wage rise as in the community’s best interests, while Mr W Sadverville and workers opposed the cut. The wage totals £600,000.
A Wall Street informed report suggests a probable Governor-General appointment. It notes delays awaiting Lord Stronghaven’s departure to Australia on October 2 and mentions Victoria’s Lord Somers as a likely sworn-in successor.
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