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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
1
A chaotic incident unfolds with police and detectives pursuing suspects connected to a complex financial dispute about a moratorium. Observers report a chaotic scene, a cave hiding a suspect, and ongoing investigations into the events. Authorities tracked ledgers and movements as officers secured the area and sought formal statements.
In a remnant report from a past era, meat prices at abattoirs showed a downturn as workers discuss cuts to wages and days worked. Slaughtermen reported daily earnings and workload amid unsettled conditions, with references to past adjustments and ongoing debates over pay and production.
A fragmented report notes Norman Lindsay's return to Sydney amid controversy. The artist commented on prior judgments and defended his work, saying earlier criticisms were overblown and that his assertions about Australian art remain steadfast.
In Stockholm on a Wednesday a Kreuger inquiry continues as Anton Weather, head of a prominent accountancy firm, is linked to alleged misdeeds. The probe notes Kreuger’s executives shifting staff between departments and hints at a £10000 sum tied to Kreuger earnings.
In Dublin on Wednesday the Dail read the oath abolition bill for the first time as members debated allegiance. Frank McDermott warned against undermining the government and urged Ireland’s continued place in the Commonwealth while opposing legal technical flaws in the measure. The opposition anticipated heated scrutiny of the proposal.
The annual report to be presented today notes the need for representations regarding the proposed Commonwealth loan for the unemployed and the allocation for the Federal Capital Territory. The president urges prudent expenditure and urges amendments to rates and trustee acts to support city leases and mortgage protections. The council seeks Commonwealth action with Victoria and New South Wales on related acts and moves to improve city governance and department relocation costs.
A British Parliament appeal discusses ends to prevent agitation in New South Wales. Dr Earle Page hinted two options, including a referendum on a new mute lei and delaying major reforms amid political pressure.
Report from Melbourne on a transport conference where representatives discuss Premier Dian et plans and possible federal boundary changes. The discussion touches on Canberra travel, Parliament rights, and potential future shifts between states and Commonwealth authority amid calls for expeditious action and constitutional references.
ALEPPO Thursday Mr CW A Scott who is attempting to lower the flight record from England to Australia arrived here at 11 per. feat night and left for Bushire 115 am today Scott arrived here and returned after short stay in Baghdad before continuing toward Australia
London based discussions reveal why financial markets expect changes tied to the fall in Australian milk markets and the Victoria declaration over the premier. Officials anticipate the topic will influence exchange rates and policy directions in London conversations.
French airmen Captain Coisette and Dieut Mule left Paris aiming to set a cape record in the Bay of Walyn at 1:80 tomorrow. The team expected to reach Capetown at 19 hours ahead, pendingMememere route notes.
Newcastle reports that the Commonwealth Bank may loan £190,000 to Clarence River Cavlmet for the Nymbalda hydro electric scheme. The project aims to power machinery using oil fuel, creating employment during a 20 to 40 year operation, and reduce dependence on coal for electricity on the North Coast.
Charles Mardy comments on the Country Party's direction in Toursda Loucenter, noting the west movement enjoys broad public support. He refuses to reveal precise plans but expresses confidence the party could be swept from power and end the Haut Government.
In New York on a Wednesday, economist Mr. od Keynes argues in The Atlante Stanthix that Britain's abandonment of the gold standard marks the starting point of world economic recovery. He claims Britain is today the most prosperous country, and cautions that inflationary policy may avert a potential financial collapse of modern capitalism.
The Berlin press reports the German budget will omit reparations references as the Reichstag considers the Conference text. Newspapers react with cautious optimism while domestic critics doubt the delay changes much. The story emphasizes the interpretation of the Hittish Chancellor's decision not to fund war deices in the budget pending the Lausanne Conference.
Sydney report notes Mr Ry M Hall and Malbourns returning to Sydney to discuss treaties and markets for Australia in Japan. East and West seas mentioned with hopes for an East‑West trade accord, Japanese merchants showing friendly attitude yet reciprocity with Australia seen as small.
In a House of Commons exchange, the Dominions Secretary cites an agreement between Britain and Western Australia over 40 child migrants sent to Partridge on April 12. Mr. Thomas defends the Child Migration Board, notes difficulty in counting unemployed migrants, and says records are not his business. He dismisses claims of discrimination between natives and migrants in Australia and Canada.
A passenger aboard the liner Mungoite reports a woman, Mrs F Pearson of Oxford University, vanished after a voyage from overseas near Cape Everard. Search efforts spanned days with no definitive trace found. her fate remains unresolved as officials continue inquiries and monitoring.
Sydney Thursday report that the High Court will tomorrow hand down judgement on NSW's leave to appeal to the Privy Council against the Enforcement Act. The case also seeks an injunction to stop the Bank of NSW and the Commercial Banking Co of Sydney from transferring state funds to the Commonwealth.
Political leaders in St John s engage in a three way legal battle as eight more writs are issued for alleged violations of the Parliament Act. Two government members including the premier Sir Richard Rauives and three opposition members have already been served with writs alleging improper emoluments and salaries from seasonal stipends while in office. The dispute expands as opposition members are named in further writs today.
Elie secretary of the N E W Traders Protection Society says the temporary halt on child endowment payments is crippling grocers and storekeepers across the state. He cites hundreds of letters from members and a South Oratton case with a government cheque for 443ophile honda. Officials fear widespread hardship as providers struggle to meet family endowments amid the delay.
An interview notes Mr Tardieu will meet the French Premier this evening to discuss economic relief for the Danubian State, disarmament, and other important matters following a cabinet session. Weather conditions and travel notes are also mentioned.
Britain signals dissatisfaction over a proposed trade with Russia. Lord Lloyd briefs Parliament on the gap between imports and value, warning that future credits should be limited to 12 months and tied to stricter conditions to curb communist guarantees.
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