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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
1
The Reichstag dissolution was ordered by President Hindenburg with Hitler seeking a coalition as elections are set for March 5. The decree also dissolves the Prussian diet amid a wave of political tension and police restrictions on communist activities. Reports describe clashes, shootings, and stabbings across German towns as the campaign environment grows volatile.
London reports Chancellor Neville Chamberlain told a press association that Britain will not engage in any debt swap with the United States. He warned against ordinary commercial bargains and linked the policy to the broader debt discussion ahead of Ottawa talks.
A 1982 report from a United Nations committee accuses Japan of provocation and breach of the covenant in Manchukuo matters. It notes China’s alleged actions, calls for defence measures, and mentions ongoing reviews and minimum demands related to Manchuria. The document cites committee members and reflects tensions over the Manchurian question in the wake of Japanese actions.
Thursday reports say England seeks withdrawal of the word unsportsmanlike from a Board of Control cable. Manager and joint manager allege personal stigma on England after cable publication and say Crutchley discussed the matter with the Board.
In a muddled report from Canberra and London, officials discuss a tug of policy over Dominions matters. The Dominions Secretary and Lord officials are said to have conferred while opposition claims suggest no direct intervention. Australian press cautions amid unclear links to Canberra figures.
Sydney reporter Bog Cockett, a former umpire, argues bodying bowling is defined by fielders baiting the tackles in tires or four. He adds that the English team would recognize the change when they return to tactical play in their matches, though the public remains skeptical.
A meeting of representatives at Acton Hall endorsed measures to condemn barracks in Duntroon as part of slum clearance. Speakers including Seminar Alion urged complete removal, arguing temporary housing worsens conditions. Observers warned that recent removals could undermine the broader reform movement.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a French ministry set to declare a policy to-day in Parliament with emphasis on sympathy and reform. The garbled lines name government, chamber of reaction, and a request for financial or political concession, but exact actions remain unclear due to text corruption.
The Australian Loan Council considers a four million pound loan to fund the remaining works programme for the year. Commonwealth Bank would issue Treasury Bills as security, with New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia and other states contributing portions. Government sources state yearly public works expenditure will not exceed three million pounds, despite claimed total needs.
The League of Nations secretary announced a provisional settlement in the Angro oil dispute. The creditor nations commented on the terms while urging restraint and negotiations between Britain and America to finalize a broader accord.
The Argentine doctor Be Artie Bihott, president of the International, alleges an undeclared war between Witwapn Olivia and Purainiay has escalated. He claims many have been killed in Yauncion, with hospitals overwhelmed and affected families suffering.
Thursday report notes the Navy Council held a conference to decide measures after Japan’s imminent withdrawal from the League of Nations. The move follows tensions with Irawat and is described as feared inevitable by officials.
Washington warns that debt repayment requires compensation and rejects a dictating approach. Senator Borah rejects the idea of ignoring work problems and insists on standing by debt payments with proper compensation.
Reported remarks from Vienney note the National Congress likely to cooperate with the government on constitutional reform. Civil disobedience leaders appear to await a new constitution, while Beltaln aims to advance provincial autonomy. The speech signals a shift toward a constructive approach and potential big changes in attitude among operators.
A Melbourne conference of premiers heard requests for relief to the wool industry amid a backdrop of falling prices and drought concerns. Officials and industry leaders pressed for policy action, including subsidies and market supports, to stabilize income for shearing and processing sectors and protect regional employment.
A derailment near Dublin injured three crew members after a rail movement caused the front bogies to telescope and the locomotive to plunge down an embankment. Temporary crew are maintaining service as investigators assess the incident.
A confidential meeting in Rio de Janeiro between federal government members and the French consular general aimed to discuss trade policy. The proceedings were held in camera with no public report issued or details released.
Report from Carton describes a fault in the lifting span of the Clarence Bridge over the river, causing a temporary closure. Repair work will cost several hundred pounds to fix the defective nave and restore the span’s operation.
Economic botanist Mr. Welch stated that mood at iunwotl Fork would have been worsened if the mountain slopes had not opened. He explained the devastation and implications for the area around Stanwell Park AYPNWY, emphasizing the need for caution in future land use.
A London mining column reports a spike in dealings with Throgmorton Street at the center as central mining and the traders enjoy gains of 12/4 to 15/10. The brisk activity follows publication of the January mining update, indicating heightened market excitement.
Police found a contraband still in a room on the ground floor of the Chamber of Commerce building at William Street Melbourne. The vessel contained about 15 gallons of liquid. The renter of the room will face prosecution after the discovery.
The minister notes major savings in hospital procurements. Provisions and drugs cost at a Sydney area hospital 42/6 per 1400 units, while a distant hospital paid 11/6 per 1000 units. Coal costs varied, with one hospital paying 28/8 per ton versus Government plans to supply at 8/8 per ton.
Cape Town reports a motion for national government defeated by 20 votes amid continuing debate. In Melbourne a morning incident saw a man shot during a disturbance on Collins Street. William-Cottand victim with a head wound and a revolver fired, hospitalised as authorities investigate motives and connections to a bank and other actions.
The bell of the German officer, stolen from Garden Island in August, was found buried in the Domain by detectives and intelligence officers. Authorities remain tightlipped about the discovery, with Germany informing the OM data that the bell would fetch several pounds in Berlin.
Captain Windom of the Larce Hay Life dives from the jetty to rescue H. Nawer who fell into the water and was struck by a buoy. Despite injury and weakness, Windom reached Nawer with the help of others as rescuers battled the shark in rough seas.
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