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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

May 06, 1932

Page

3

Goldsborough Bill Prompts Dollar Policy Debate in Congress

Reports from New York May 5 indicate discussions on a Democratic introduced Goldsborough Bill to empower Federal Reserve Banks to issue notes up to 800 million pounds sterling value. Supporters claim it strengthens dollar stability while inflation fears hinge on gold standard risks and exchange rate effects.

New York Ylay Tewiay Congress Federal Reserve Passed Federal Reserve Banks Sterfing

Melbourne to Queensland trip linked to mining service plan

The article notes Prime Minister Lyons and Forde discussing offering Mr Gepp a consultant role for Queensland development, with Mr Gepp leaving Melbourne on May 6 for a fortnight. It highlights Commonwealth support for mining profitability and chemma power elements as key factors in the project.

J Lyons F. M. Forde Queensland Mb Bet Sam Gepy Melbourne Mt. Morigan Gepp Commonwealth Oeelans

Ingham Tragedy Reported as Apparent Suicide

May 4 Ingham a case of apparent suicide was reported after Rosie Kelly was found dead at a residence. A police cordon was established, and witnesses described a disturbing scene with a bottle found at the site. Residents voiced fear as investigators probed possible motives and connections to local events.

Ingham Halifax Rosie Kelly Policr Heer

Rumors Denied About Mr. MacDonald Future

London reports deny rumors of a government realignment involving Mr. Ramay Sae shonait and Mr. Baldwin. Newspapers praise Mr. MacDonald’s leadership and urge his retention of the premiership, noting his pivotal role ahead of Lausanne.

MacDonald London Ramay Saeshonait Baldwin Wt Foundation Alar Donald Times Britain Hime News-Chronicle Aga Vald Lausanne

Eve Still Troublesome Minister Faces Medical Review

A badly garbled report from London May 2 notes the Nierine Minister returning from Geneva to be examined by doctors, with Sir Thames Norder and Mr Duke Elder involved. The piece questions further consultation with Dr. Hembrow to determine the best course of action amid fatigue and limited rest.

Ondon Han Geneva Ain Suday Thames Norder Duke Elder

Prime Minister to Undergo Eye Surgery After Lausanne Trip

The Prime Minister, diagnosed with glaucoma in his left eye, will be operated on urgently to preserve vision. The plan aims to free his schedule for the Geneva talks, with Mr Stanley Baldwin to deputise in his absence. The PM will attend the Cabinet meeting tomorrow and visit the King in the afternoon before a Thursday operation.

London Jmne Opers Lausanne Sims Elma Tad Geneva MacDonald Lossiemouth Nor Tn Duce Bor Donald Stanley Baldwin

Local Court Passes Judgments in Macharaks Case

In Innisfail on May 4 the Macharaks case involving Hing against Woody covers work, materials, services, goods delivery, and cash lent. The magistrate decreed Hing’s claim for 14 pounds 4 shillings null and void and Woody’s counter-claim for 30 pounds partially allowed with costs refused. Parties are from South Townstone.

Innisfail Janes Hing Woody Bhanning Hilt Woods Hing Om Sowth Tobnstone

Verdict for Plaintiff in Magistrate Court

In the Magistrate's Court this afternoon before Mr A E Aitkin Mr HG Wright appeared for the plaintiff and the defendant. the court found for the plaintiff for the amount claimed plus costs.

A. E. Aitkin HG Wright Conducted & Kin

Hohenzollern Princes Said Involved In Bruening Overthrow

London May 3 News Chronicle Berlin correspondent reports that Hohenzollern princes are suspected along with generals in the overthrow plot against Chancellor Bruening. Hitler hopes to become chancellor before the Reichstag meets on May 10. An influential citizen representing industrial objections to unemployment plans left Bruening and offered the portfolio to Dr Goerdeler, ex Prices Dictator.

London News Chronicle Berlin Bruening Hich Hitler Meichstag Citiian Warmbald Great’ Industrals Bruening Ancored Goerdeler

Election Validity of Hindenhors Investigation

Report notes the investigation into the Hindenhors matter is valid and mentions Berlin as a location. The text confirms the election context and a Viet om Ape reference appears in the fragmentary record.

Hindenhors Rerlin

ToCH-Seventh Birthday Festival in Brisbane

The seventh Australian Toc H festival in Brisbane opened with delegates welcomed by the Lord Mayor and officials. Leaders praised Toc H for wartime sacrifice ideals and its aim to overcome class barriers and foster lasting world peace. The conference was opened at St Luke's Hall with Captain Marriott presiding.

Brisbane Lor Mayer Ald RM. King Sharp Tec H F. Mark Hott Prenat Chen Milern Society Davewi Toc AL Australia F. Marriott St. Luke's Hall J.C. Arkell Padre P. Baldwin

William Money committed for trial for double murder

The Liverpool District Coroner committed William Money for trial on charges of the murder of two women, Wilkinson and Miss Denzel, after an inquest found gunshot deaths. The coroner noted inconsistencies in Money’s account and the gunshot wound details, while the inquest retained the finding that both deceased died from head gunshot wounds.

Sydney May Wi Wilkinson Denzel William Money Liverpool

Commons Debates Highlight Coal Decline and Migration Strains

In the Commons, Mr J H Thomas said no migrant hut figures were available in Aon. Mines Minister J Fout cited that last year 2243 coal mines produced 219, with 1 SD and 1105 A 2 290000 91. Debates noted fuel shortages, weaker exports, and iron shipbuilding slump. Critics warned unemployment and industrial fatalities rising as trade collapses loomed.

London House of Commons Dominions J H. Thomas McGovern Aon J. Fout Iealand Britain Duncan Graham Godfrey Nicholson Cain

Gold exchange standard debated by Australian official

Brisbane May 4 The Bureau of Economics director J B Brigden backs a gold exchange standard to replace gold reserves with sterling securities. The plan would shift Australia's reserves and align with Britain, allowing automatic return to the gold standard when Britain does. A prominent financier warns Australia should stop delaying the inevitable shift.

Brisbane Bureau of Economics J. B. Brigden House of Representatives England Australia India

Dispute Over Seniority Shuts Aberdare Extended Colliery

In Aberdare on May 4 the Extended Colliery idled yesterday after a seniority dispute sparked by the discharge of over 100 men. The mine briefly resumed before another stoppage occurred as workers claimed Lodge approval and the manager warned pay would stop if the man returned to work.

Aberdare Shumter

Australian Cable Survey Highlights UK Foreign Ownership

A London report notes increasing foreign-owned undertakings in Great Britain over the past two months with a focus on vehicle-related formations and tariff considerations impacting operations.

London Shay Great Britain

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