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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 08, 1932

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Japan May Leave League Over Manchurian Situation

Geneva dispatch reports delegates expect Japan to announce next week its plan to withdraw from Manchuria, amid pressure over Manchukuo. Officials underscore non recognition of Manchukuo and uphold the Lytton Report, with ministers debating league integrity and imperial ambitions.

London Geneva Daily Telegraph Tages Japan Pan Manchuria Wibach I 1 Gechodlovakian Oues Mancaie Fects Connelly League Lytton

Objection to Retrospective Classes in Legislative Council

In Stoney on Wednesday the Federal Labour Party indicated amendments to a moratorium bill. The move aimed at restricting retrospective veridias and imposing new obligations on mortgagors, drawing government criticism and party support to remove anomalies under the moratorium act. The Premier cited issues of public concern and legal conformity.

Stoney Fedral Labour Bereg Legialative Council Cmlee le Denis Liv Peraoni Muenatora Federal Labour Leo

Meat prices and import rules in Commons debate

In a Commons session Burdkin stated consumer meat prices in Argentina had risen and that increases in London mutton and lamb prices were passed to Australian producers. He noted beef prices had risen and New Zealand prices were just beginning to open. producer prices appeared to align with London levels.

Tondon Toenday Anewernira House of Commons Ir Burdkin London New Zealand

Hoover's Message Proposes Tax Plan and reforms

President Hoover outlines proposed tax measures and budget reforms aimed at stabilizing the economy. He calls for broad sales tax on manufacturers, cuts in federal spending, and a balanced budget with a 11 percent payroll reduction. He warns on banking reforms and urges international cooperation for recovery.

Lim Lim United Htalea

Colossal Deficit Marks 1935 American Budget

Washington reports the 1935 budget outlines a total expenditure of 4218 million dollars, a 680 million reduction from the prior year. The largest costs fall to service men, with Navy and War Department totals highlighted, while the President urges a 24 percent manufacturing increase to fund current outlays. Officials forecast a deficit around 800 million dollars, warning continued deficits could threaten federal finances. The document notes no revenue estimates and no war debt payment details.

Washington United States Navy Department War Department Eevorumenda

Beer and Wine Tax Bill Drafted for Congress

A draft of a beer and wine legalization tax bill was prepared by James Collier of the House Ways and Means Committee for congressional consideration. The measure proposes a general five dollar tax per barrel on beer and ten cents per gallon on natural wine, with debate beginning Wednesday.

Washington James Collier House Ways and Means Committee Colter

Imperial Airways stance on Australia airway project

A London statement from the Society of British Aircraft Engineers critiques Imperial Airways for seeking control of main Empire routes and internal work, arguing the firm’s wide repertoire would enforce uniform methods and centralized supervision across the Darwin sector. The Society emphasizes the need for balanced administration in the proposed Britlah Australia airway plan.

London Tuna Society of Brithnhy Crin Siyplion Sad Shipervialon J

Taxing Powers Evidence Before Inquiry

In Sydney on Wednesday the taxation inquiry heard J Thompson testify about a New South Wales matter. The Australasian Institute of Wim reported a case where a company was asked to pay more than 11000 in additional tax. The Commissioner indicated the commission would not reverse the original assessment despite calls for amendment.

Bydney Awslaiant Blcht Weinba Tt Civate Penartint Ayoonar Commonwealth Bank Ak ML Progres Thin.alae Fee Bank of New South Wales Commonwealth Largar Ifrixation Hurallye Jn Aus Induatrien Dnb Lill van Peat Hydnat Weansaday Hihrough International Wa Coutagy Richmond Ptabiity Swavn Malybrary Lorie United Kater Hourne Calcutta Otawa Earling Gewr Sig Mronthance George Achusiar Miranianes India Rola Vite Commionwealth Group Indiana Hydney Wednentay Weday J. Thompson Australasian Institute of Wim Sipon

Surplus Projection Narrow in Australia Trade Survey

The acting Commonwealth Statistician Professor Giblin reports that there is little chance of sustaining foreign balances through 1932-33. For four months fiscal year imports and exports rose, October showing three and nine percent increases respectively. Merchandise value rose three percent for imports and eighteen percent for exports, yielding a favourable monthly balance of £1,466,000 and an overall four month surplus of about £100,000.

Commonwealth Statistician Giblin Chiany N Goode NOL Baer Whia Severn Thy Exchange Fula Sydney Brusner Interamta

Government to appoint Royal Commission into Milk Board

Sydney reports that the Government will appoint a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Milk Board after a Health Minister report from detectives. The move follows a government inquiry into operations of the Milk Board and signals a formal investigation by appointed commissioners.

Sydney Milk Board

Moratorium Bill Impasse Delays Upper House Action

Government efforts stall on moratorium legislation as Premier hosts lengthy talks. Attorney General Manning cites routine interruptions. council agrees to adjourn to Tuesday while ministers seek a path to resolve the deadlock and pursue Governor’s additional appointments.

Sydney Jill Tiwae Manning Hell

Shipping Dark Outlook for P&O Dividend Deferral

London reports Mr Alexander Bhaw of the P & O company stating dividends on deferred shares may be delayed for years due to the shipping downturn. He forecasts improved earnings in 1982, urging use of reserves. war debts and reparations burdens affect European trade, with swift hardship noted for Allied nations.

London Alexander Bhaw P. & O. Tuum Navigation Co., Ltd de Sinton

Japanese Campaign Ends at Anchuls

Fragmented OCR text reports a Japanese campaign ending at Anchuls Tokio amid ministry actions. The War Ministry declares termination of Manchukuo operations and emphasizes decimation of Hefiat Japan and Manchukuo with Soviet authority cooperation to maintain pages in the Bar East.

Anchuls Tokio Wodmedey Japan Manchukuo Bar East

Funeral of Air Victim Miying Ofyer Churlva in Blumey

Four airmen served as pallbearers at the funeral of Miying Ofyer Churlva who was killed when the plane crashed yesterday. The service was held today at Woenmore Cemetery with prayers and a brief tribute by a deceased air service officer.

Sydney Wodnoeday Miying Ofoer Churlva Blumey Woenmore

Reichstag Chaos Dismisses Bid After Brief Debate

Major Geneva Lipsmann the oldest deputy opened the Reichstag session amid cheers and jeers. He claimed President Aindenbuey refused to grant power and warned further review could spark chaos and foreign imitation. The Reichstag adjourned after a brief debate.

Gertan Turaday Geneva Lipsmann Nagin Lipsmann Aindenbuey Hitler Reichstag

Five per cent reduction of members' salaries

The report notes a five per cent salary cut for members, with discussion of related financial balances and trade figures. It mentions currency and import trends, prospects for the year, and potential impacts on government obligations and parliamentary allowances.

Salvage Tug Lost in Newfoundland Disaster

A salvage tug Hand Beach disappeared after departing Corner Brook Newfoundland for Halifax December 2 amid heavy gales. Two bodies were found on Mt. George Bay shore and nearby, while the vessel had not been heard from since departure.

Johng Newfoundland Mt. George’s Bay Cornerbrook Newfoundlands

Police raid nets suspects in gaming house case

Chicago police raided an alleged gaming house and arrested several men. The men face charges for running a gaming operation and for not using proper equipment. The incident involved a vault with millions in negotiable securities and a violent confrontation. The raid followed a report to the government posting office and occurred within a close distance to the post.

Aldentia Sp Bandita O'Donnell

Disarmament Five Conference Opens Amid German French Uncertainty

A five power Geneva conference discussed Norman Davis plan for an immediate convention through 1956. The proposal would recognize Germany’s armed equality and France’s security, with limits on land forces, tanks, air warfare, and munitions, tying into the London naval treaty. German and French leaders weigh the plan. weekend developments expected as British and French premiers return.

Geneva Norman Davis United States Germany France London Herriot Haye Paris Herr von Neurath

Anglo French Talks at Lausanne Clash of Ministers

London reports a tense round of discussions on Lausanne between British PM Ramsay MacDonald and French ministers. Involved are key figures Navilly Chamberlain and Herriot, with talk of continuing war payment installments and possible shifts in talks as ministers travel from London to Yurla.

London Ramsay MacDonald Leaview Fon Ravelling Harriet Hxcheuwer Navilly Chamberlain Herriot Germain Marui United Btalor

Wheat harvest may set NSW record amid favorable season

NSW forecasts indicate a record wheat harvest potentially reaching 96,000,000 bushels due to favorable weather. The Department of Agriculture reports improved yields across major districts as harvest nears completion, buoying hopeful farmers statewide.

Nsw

Persian Reply to Brit Protest Over Semis Oil Confession

London reports a Persian reply to a British protest regarding the cancellation of the Semis Persian oil confession. The exchange confirms continuing tensions and official disagreement over the oil issue and related concessions.

London Tureter Pursien

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