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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1933
Page
1
A fragmented obituary notice recalls engineers Nordwell and Monkioonne, mourned in Morcow after a wartime accident. The piece notes their families and a farewell gathering, with sparse details about place and date.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear references to advice and Soviet government wording with garbled words and no coherent event or identifiable figures.
The record reports a year end balance influenced by government actions. It notes a 1997 figure from GWE and compares prior years, with figures around 1,140,088 and 1444 noted in the context of adjustments and foreign import activity.
A fragment notes explorers planning a rerun of an expedition to England aboard Falputta and Pylentia vessels with a Gurtier airship. Details indicate resumption in 19 era year, names obscured by OCR.
A garbled report from Hobart mentions a person named Kristay Hobart involved in a crime scene with unclear details. The text references an arrest, a medical examination, and an expected outcome but many words are misspelled or jumbled, making specifics uncertain.
Fragmentary text indicates royal attendance at an event in London with unclear details. Named entities are limited and the readable portion does not specify date, place, or outcome. Further readable material needed for a precise summary.
Mr H J Sheehan expects a six month visit to England. He will travel with a party from the Be mid at y Min hder in London and is connected with the Mildner affair. He may visit Mr S O Theer at the Wavit Keonoime conference in Morville and engage with various financial interests and public matters.
The Dairy Produce Board report recommends reducing proposed butter port restrictions to the United Kingdom. The Government will likely back the second part seeking legislative sanction for a permanent levy on butter production in Australia.
Police linked a fatality to a car collision when George A. Red 60 was killed by a motor car in Vincent street after midnight. Horstop, the driver, was charged with manslaughter and careless driving at Central Police Court. He was remanded to May 2. Witnesses identified a suspect vehicle seen fleeing the scene.
President Roosevelt pushes to abandon the gold standard in a bi metalloism bid. Speaker Rainey frames foreign nations as targeting the American dollar to curb U S commerce. He warns of a steady European push to drain gold and leave the United States diminished.
British currencies surged with the pound opening at 3 dollars 89 cents as Canadian and Swiss francs rose. Heavy buying pushed many shares one to two dollars higher while silver climbed to 3d per ounce. Profit taking trimmed gains but billions were added to stock values.
Reported debate shows administration seeks expanded authority to boost credit and spending, while opponents warn of monetary dictatorship. Senate proceedings on May 10 feature testimony about Treasury power, inflation remedies, and debt implications.
A London dispatch in The Pally Telegraph argues Tocievell'e decision could have prevented a stronger okthalaine stance, questioning whether the President is pursuing a monetary war for bargaining. It notes Britain and the sterling area may gain or lose position depending on a potential sovanistion contest and analyzes gold standard risks, currency depreciation, and US policy. Reprisal on the monetary front and France-US actions influence the dollar and commodity prices, with Britain blamed for currency depressions and exchange equalization as the market shifts. The piece also cites France and the United States policy effects and notes Britain buying French Amariosa on the open market amid gold reforms.
The Premier and Mr Blevenn spoke on government support and reforms amid financial strains. Officials claimed sustained stability, with assurances that key reforms would restore order for holders while avoiding excessive risk.
Berlin's financial commentary argues that gold valuations cannot affect the dollar exchange in the long run. The Associated Reichsbank states America remains the world's greatest creditor as continued demand for dollars will sustain current quotations and move in the same direction.
Mague reports that on Thursday Bolland is unlikely to claim gold as Holland maintains position in the event, extending lead with steady form and expected continued presence near the podium.
T Hytton said no need for panic amid moves toward free trade among two great financial nations. He warned such shocks could frighten people and noted America’s departure from the gold standard would ease debt burdens by reducing prices, with other creditor nations following.
A ragged market note reports initial gains in wheat prices followed by a partial retreat as profits were taken. Prices fluctuated with early strength giving way to a softer close amid uncertain demand.
Production of new gold from mining around the world reached a record of 28,017,006 fine ounces valued at 140,970 dollars. The figure compares with ? The text appears garbled but indicates a global output record and monetary value.
Parramatta Court hears Hunley Edward Lewise Fennell of Riverstone charged with feloniously causing the death of his infant daughter Joyes Haset Fennell during a kitchen incident. The promporitor described a sequence leading to a fatal explosion as the child was present.
On the eve of U S discussions in New York, discussions center on timing and strategy after theUnited States abandons the gold standard. MacDonald faces questions about international impact while Herriot and others prepare statements aboard the Ile de France. A tense political atmosphere develops ahead of potential policy shifts.
Sydney reports that when parliament reconvenes on Wednesday near April 26 it will sit two days then adjourn to May 3 for uninterrupted cabinet discussions. The session will address the NZ Australia trade agreement amid broader national matters and health administration changes during Mr Marr’s absence with Parkhill overseeing Health and Territories and Fravela handling Repatriation. The prime minister did not set a meeting date for cabinet but progress on tariff debates may influence timing.
A quoted official in MiL.A. commentary urges a Yes vote in the Upper House referendum. He warns that abolishing the present Legislative Council could allow a radical government to seize the law courts and establish Soviet style tribunals. He argues a Yes vote would keep the council strong to protect justice and court integrity.
The passage discusses rising prices and the strain on living standards. It notes how commodities have surged while wages lag, worrying that ongoing price hikes could force automatic adjustments. It suggests President Roosevelt may consider using the situation for potential policy moves during Washington talks, citing social disruption and labor strain.
Woman victim Mira Julia Sneddae was unintentionally shot in the throat while on her roof in Five Park. she was taken to a hospital in shock. A related event involved a youth, with authorities charging a man and a boy at the county jail after reports of shots fired in the area.
Victor Levett aged 30 of Bexley was shot in the shoulder while pursuing a housebreaker who fled after a clash at his Kenyon Road home. The assailant fired two shots from a revolver as Levett chased him along the road. Lavett’s injuries were not serious. Detectives arrested a man in connection with the shooting and questioned a woman found in Levett’s house.
The High Court ruled that Justice Oralist Brockman in the Federal Arbitration Court erred in mediation when making an award altering basic wage in the wage settlement dispute between the Commonwealth Railways Commissioner and unions. The decision means the previous award remains in force.
Princess of Tonga Fuvatannia, who recently arrived with the Princes of Togs, died in private in Burwood. The report notes her husband and events leading to her death, with unclear details due to damaged text.
A major fire at Foret Rope Works in Brigham caused extensive damage with several workers endangered. Reports indicate 30,000 pounds in losses and the structure nearly collapsed, while hemp and produced rope stock were destroyed in the blaze.
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