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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
2
The article argues the Commonwealth will press the Enforcement Act to enforce financial obligations by defaulting states. It contrasts Mr Lang’s public morality with federal powers, warning failure risks Australia’s recovery. Bruce cites low interest as a motive, urging swift action to improve credit and erase stigma on Australia’s credit.
Weather report for Canberra notes a forecast high and low with details about wind and temperature ranges. Mentions standards for Canberra reporting and a note on date alignment with current month and year.
Ambiguous report on a honey marketing case with a crippled defendant, held for trial today at North Myamey Court. Prosecution claims the Hawy Marketing Hoard was defrauded by an offer of goods in exchange for forced payment, with details unclear due to OCR errors and missing names.
Ottawa releases text of a trade agreement affecting Canada and 12 partners. Officials say the accord grants Britain preferential tariffs on exports, with Canada aiming to boost shipments to Australia and New Zealand while reducing reliance on domestic harvests.
In a contested case at the Central Mammona Court, Mr Shepherd faced action over a 300 pound fine related to misdeeds involving William Motenald. The charge concerned underpayment and a plan to obtain 1000 pounds through the sale of assets held by the Wesley company. McDonald, founder and director of Bax Tee Wealary Company, figures as a related party in the matter.
A damaged OCR item notes a train incident with injuries. The text mentions a cut in two and a person named Ree Wotin, but details are unclear due to legibility.
In a parliamentary adjournment motion, Mr Lyons on behalf of the government expressed regret at the death of a prominent figure, Adrian A MingUl Aned. The motion praised his long career and offered sympathy to his relatives and party colleagues.
Fragmented OCR text describes delays and confusion at a Quaanbeyan exhibition meeting. References to preparations, a parade, and an incident near a Kron hospital are mentioned with unclear details and many garbled words.
A fragmentary report from New York discusses Democratic rivals in a heated presidential contest. It mentions Jeckey and severe punishment actions, with unclear specifics and several garbled names and places. The item reads like a late hotly contested primary coverage with implied legal and political consequences.
New York report notes United States Steel Common shares receive a regular dividend. The article highlights the company's status as a leading giant in the steel industry and confirms the dividend on preserved stock.
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