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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
1
The world wheat conference reached an agreement to reduce production. Exporting countries will use a maximum of 60 million bushels for 1933-34 and cut output by 17 percent, with signing at five o'clock and filing with the League of Nations in Geneva. Russia and the Danubian states excluded from the 17 percent cut.
London reports a deferred policy statement as nations delay a decision on freeing wheat trade. An advisory committee may be named to monitor existing agreements among France Germany Italy Switzerland the United Kingdom and other northern and southern European states including Sweden Norway Latvia and Austria.
Report from Winnipeg outlines a proposed wheat quota for producing nations with Canada set at 200 million bushels. Delegates led by Mr Wallace and Mr Murphy weighed a potential tonnage pledge while exporters and importers argued over market effects and policy direction amid uncertain global agreement prospects.
Tasmania reports indicate Prime Minister Lyons will travel from Devonport to Melbourne then Canberra to align cabinet meetings and prepare for Parliament. Mrs Lyons supports Bruce on the wheat issue as strategies emerge ahead of September sessions.
Article notes increasing heavy industry stocks in Britain with figures suggesting rising prices. Mentions Marines rewards and factory activity as part of broader economic indicators. Data implies corroborative signs of growth compared with other nations.
The Australian rugby union squad for the fourth test in Port Elizabeth includes Breewall McLean Cowper Sturkhlee Kelner Billmann Malcaim Cariith Bonia F White Bridie Tland W White Louden Henon.
An OCR fragment discusses rubber boots in Av ekland and a trade commission. It mentions trade, wealth, and prohibition themes with unclear names and dates, creating a hazy snapshot of economic concerns and regulatory action in a historical context.
Fragmented OCR text reports German Jews facing exile pressures and rising anti semitic sentiment. It mentions a 200,000 figure and references reviews of Zionist and international responses. The garbled passage references Prague and policy debates, with unclear names and dates.
In divorce court Friday, insults were exchanged during counsel for the wife, Lamb, and her husband, Evatt. The judge heard remarks about alleged misconduct, with the petition and custody considerations debated by partners’ legal teams and the court.
A school bus accident at Telopea Park School grounds left Ree Joyce Halden aged 11 months dead after a bus swerved to avoid a collision. Several children escaped injury as the vehicle struck a kerb and pinned the child, with mothers seeking information as details spread.
A powerful hurricane hammered the Atlantic Seaboard, affecting New York and surrounding areas. Authorities reported widespread damage, casualties, and extensive financial losses as the storm moved inland, with ships and coastal towns enduring significant impact.
Capetown notes a Thursday report on the likelihood of an Australian cricket tour to South Africa in 1935. The discussion centers on whether such a tour will proceed and what it might entail for teams and schedules.
The Queanbeyan District Hospital was officially opened by MLA Mr. W. W. Hedges in a ceremony attended by dignitaries from Queanbeyan and Canberra. Ministers and health officials praised the hospital board and local residents for raising funds, with contributions totaling over £260. The new building adds eight beds in two eight bed wards two two bed wards and five mingle bed wards, marking a historic upgrade.
Berlin reports the Reichstag fire case set to open on September 22 with proceedings continuing after a preliminary session at the scene. The volume of the indictment runs to 260 pages with 35 read so far.
In a disrupted meeting in Sydney Taïlúan, General O Duffy’s warning to the National Guard was abandoned as authorities proclaimed a new wave of civil unrest. Meanwhile in Queanbeyan the hospital project advanced with £42,000 secured, including £12,000 free grant, and leaders praised Weaver’s work and Hedges’ funding, as the hospital board seeks ongoing fundraising and a formal opening.
Eight were killed in Virginia as the homages to the Virginia anch lone to estimated ato million dollare. The wreded seashore resort, mined communities, and wreckage of mall eras dotted the Atlante vapauiine. There were serious raffle Jama New York city ne a vault of the flooded highways and railway tracks. Uprooted trees filled the streets.
An article discusses imperial finance linking Australian debts to London and New York, with references to government funding, exchange rates, and the role of various officials. It mentions Canberra and Easter arrivals, plus a fatal accident impact on staff at the Patents Office and funeral arrangements for Mr Holden and his wife.
Prime Minister Conte announced the government will permit a limited entry of South Australian oranges to Auckland markets. He stated the move ensures a steady citrus supply and avoided disruptions in fruit availability for residents.
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