03 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1932
Page
1
London reports a memorandum handed to Washington arguing Britain should end war debt payments to avoid depressing the world economy. The note questions immediate American sympathy and warns of financial strain if creditors demand rapid repayment.
A discussion in the House of Representatives mentions a tariff board with no clear instructions. Prime Minister Lavon and deputy Paterson are cited regarding adherence to Articles 1 and 42 of the Ottawa Agreement, while an investigation into the schedule is noted.
A New Valley Times report from a Washington correspondent outlines heavy taxation measures proposed by the administration. The discussion cites potential burdens on individual taxpayers and questions the political influence shaping the proposal. The piece notes splits within the Hoover administration and reactions from observers about timing and impact.
The Health Department plans a hospital tax on residents of the Federal Territory. Attorney General Latham confirms the proposal in the House. Government aims to fund public hospitals, with immunity for certain state taxed residents. Debate centers on the scope and legality of the levy.
Fragmented notes describe heavy work under the Home of equalization and Labour parties, with mentions of American producers, farm products, and international figures. The text hints at parliamentary concerns, finance, and potential policy actions, urging caution and debate on economic measures.
A garbled notice from an Austrian debt payment record mentions a payment due to the Union and a February date. Names and places are illegible, rendering the precise parties, amounts, and obligations uncertain.
A garbled report suggests doubt about February parliamentary sitting and the Twelft Homa affected by the Ottawa Agreement. The article hints the health of the Minister for Trade and Customs may influence timing, with Mr. Thullutt implied as a key figure and Parliament possibly not remaining until later.
A records brief notes an impending end to a rent reduction under a test Act. It mentions tenants and landlords facing potential court action to adjust terms, with amendments expected to Parliament next week. The text references December as the expiry window and hints at legal changes to tenancy rules.
A fatal level crossing crash near Culwal la Bowral kills four people and injures two others. The deceased include Pend Horry MoeWle Grady Tolhurst Elva Mortimer and Harry Wilson. Injured are Walter Hollins Joyce Gilbert and others with serious conditions. Details describe injuries and shock following the train collision as the crew noted peril as the train approached.
A German dispatch from Berlin reports Herr Hitler refused to cooperate in General von Schleicher's new cabinet. Eye witness accounts describe a train wreck scene as officials and a relief crew worked to aid victims. All victims were reportedly well known, with the disaster viewed as tragic.
Australia faltered as opening batsmen failed against England pace task Larwood and Voce. Richardson and McCabe steadied the innings with a 129 run fifth wicket stand, McCabe posting his first test century with flawless technique against all bowlers.
The article details a chaotic cricket match with England captain Jardine and Australian players Daly Verity and Woodfull among others. It notes high pace bowling by Ponaford and Larwood, key partnerships, near dismissals, and a tense crowd as runs flow and wickets fall, with references to overs, scores, and the match progressing toward a tea adjournment.
Prospectors interview alleges a hidden gold stash near Hhuurt Town. George Clymes, age 72, reports a possible burial site. Lasthlevay’s claim remains uncertain as investigators review the area for any missing treasure.
The House of Representatives discussed the revival of publication of The World, Sydney newspaper. Postmaster General’s Department, Parkhill, noted the paper had been registered. The Australian Worker’s Banner and Phy Muir were mentioned in relation to remittances and approvals. Containing uncertain details, the debate touched on regulatory rulings and broader newspaper revival prospects.
The Attorney General introduced a bill creating a Federal Bankruptcy Court judge and a High Court appeal path. It details jurisdiction, remuneration, and criminal appeal to the High Court, with a proposed High Court sitting in the Territory. The measure outlines summary jurisdiction and court procedures.
A parliamentary report shows government officials considering steps to address the adverse trade balance. Mr Lyons warns the motion will be closely watched, with action only if necessary and the House prepared for potential measures.
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