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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
1
Reports from Shanghai describe a major Japanese military push into Manchuria aiming to crush remaining volunteer forces. The attack, coordinated from Tokyo, seeks to reach the Great Wall and Siberia, while Chinese leaders warn against a broader invasion.
A boat accident near Weymouth left several men in the water after a collision in darkness. One man, Morrison, was rescued but presumed dead, while J. Ramee survived their immersion and shock. Others named include Metcalfe, Johnston Sel, Cooper, Apolin, Woods, Andrews, and Lowe amid a chaotic scene at sea.
In Winnipeg Wednesday the Prairie Cattle Industry approved a plan to trade 100000 dairy cattle for oil and coal. The syndicate would issue bonds at seven percent with Ottawa underwriting up to eighty percent, enabling a ten million dollar expenditure. The government would be reimbursed on oil and coal profits, awaiting Ottawa approval.
In Constantinople the call to prayer will be recited in Turkish replacing Arabic for the first time in five centuries. The move, proclaimed to place faith on a national basis, faces opposition from Muslim authorities and prompts imprisonment of some proponents.
The late Percy’s will was admitted to probate in Chippenham. Executors were directed to administer under the will. A sum of £1000 was bequeathed to a named beneficiary, with conditions stated for the remaining lands and assets.
The body of a man named Walter Randall was found in a bust at Burinat Chase late this afternoon. Hospital and £2,800 to the Ursabyterian Church of N.H.W.
Indian leaders push to complete a new constitution as parliament moves toward ratification this spring. Supporters cite growing consensus among factions, while opponents raise cautions about implementation and regional tensions ahead of a July deadline.
Noncommittal remarks by Sir Hamilton Monro about Gandhi's release drew attention in India while Congress prisoners' fate remained unsettled. The dialogue suggested parliamentary moves and provincial elections expected by 1088, with the Hard Willingdon government pursuing a cautious path amid anticipated reforms.
Delayed reports state the Tomatlan village in Jalisco was destroyed by an earthquake on December 19. Twenty seven people were killed and more than 50 injured, with authorities fearing higher casualties and urging aid to the stricken community amid ongoing recovery efforts.
Melbourne outlines an 89 day programme assuming a royal opening by Prince George or Prince Henry. The plan includes visits to all states and New Zealand.
Geneva report says Anglosteanian dispute may reach ceremony with Keitlsl Government and the Oil Company. Perasia will not have corbin powers to support the case, signaling a weak legal basis and potential setback at the Hagun Court.
In New South Wales during the year, Siena on coopa registered lower totals with 10 244 in the year, a drop of 3 086 from the prior record. The funds involved reached 4 619 629 pounds, down from 11 89 004 in the previous year. Sheep figures show 10 004 709 head, a dip from 11 840 440, while cattle and horses totals were 202 345 sheep and 146 259 cattle plus 18 609 horses, with 1 901 192 pounds involved, versus 3 586 699 for the prior year.
The article reports Australian tennis figure J Bilsworth Viney urging stronger junior development to challenge for the Davis Cup. He argues juniors need regular practice against top players and opportunities to meet world leaders, asserting Australia must develop home talent to regain the Cup.
In Malaourna the report states Vivian McGrath will rest and not play in the third lawn tennis test. The decision follows a dispassionate arrangement reported by Riruter's World Services, with other sources noting the coach’s plan for the lineup.
Teheran report cites Ali Khan Fa ringhi saying Britain's intervention blocked amicable revision of the Anglo Persian Oil concession. Persia refuses to withdraw cancellation of the tote transaction amid unfavorable conditions. Britain’s perceived unfriendly stance draws international reaction and potential diplomatic rupture as Tehran contends for its own terms.
Perth reports Major Grearley of WA announced a rescue attempt for prospector Putty Whelan using a Moth plane. Reference to departmental steps, renewed plans, and conditions affecting Whelan’s safety are noted, with emphasis on adequate food and water supplies.
In Dublin Labour circles warn of an adverse Dail vote if public service salary cuts are enforced. Norton, Labour leader, protests to De Valera. Trade unions and Labour MPs plan joint talks. Cosgrave aims for unity with the Farmers to oppose the government’s policy.
A series of attacks and clashes erupted as Macedonian revolutionaries targeted a newspaper editor and government officials. A gendarme was wounded, an editor assaulted, and two terrorists were captured after a police chase.
Two Air Force planes will be dispatched this afternoon from Melbourne to rescue Whelan. Each aircraft carries special equipment to enable water rescue and support for the injured diver. Authorities say the mission focuses on bringing Whelan to safety using waterborne gear.
The Perth police report the death of George M Lood a 4 year old prospector. He vanished in November while in the country and was found deceased near a waterhole after wandering days. The investigation notes he had tied some clues and searched the area.
The Persian Legation reveals Italy declined a request relating to gunboats and training for Persian officers. Amid tensions with Anglo-Persian oil interests, Tehran previously sought permission for six months of naval training in the Batian Navy. Italy’s engagement followed, with gunboat orders discussed but not finalized.
A government bulletin reports 20,000 fewer food relief applications and higher factory employment in South Australia, with a strong rise in building activity. For the first four months of the financial year a favourable trade balance of 1,706,604 pounds is shown, up 987,106 from the same period last year, and railway financing also improved by 1,??.
The Transport (Divisions of Fusce fons) Act was proclaimed today in Sydney. Mr. F.A. Hadlean appointed Chief Railway Commissioner alongside changes approving resignations and seven year terms for Hartigan, Garalde, Maddocks, and Newill, with Upton as road commissioner and a abolished position for Chief Transport Commissioner.
Unemployed man causes fires and stone throwing near Gosford injuring property. Front windows broken at court house and station. Police fear further damage as rain threatens to destroy crepe government property. orchardists report heavy losses and tensions rise over damaged forests and fencing. Population affected by disruptions in Bowral area.
The Deniliquin Hospital faced a wind driven fire today that endangered the police inspector's quarters, the infection ward block, and the police station. After a hard fight involving Bremen, nurses, police, and civilians, the blaze was contained when the wind shifted and danger eased.
In Melbourne on Thursday a Hawthorn Malvern Trust employee Asbury 00 an engineer was charged with defrauding the Trust by altering pay notes. Prosecutors claim total defalcations near 144000. Defendant remanded to January 4 at Hawthorn Police Court.
South Africa faces political turbulence as government fallout and currency concerns ripple through markets. Officials vow measures to stabilize the rand amid criticism of policy shifts and economic strain.
Fragmented report from Capetown describes Smuts and Roos as contenders for leadership as South Africa faces political strain. Ministers debate finance policy, devaluation risks, and coalition prospects as parties consider forming a new government.
The Times accuses the South African pound policy of undermining the old standard and questions the moves by Mopars Mort wor and Mavenge as unclear. The piece highlights drift in sterling and the difficulty in understanding current financial actions.
Fragmentary readable text notes a benth African ming share was worked down but precise details, actors, and outcomes are unclear from the damaged OCR. The item reads like a compact market or trade note with missing context and names.
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