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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1931
Page
1
Amy Johnson experiences a forced landing in Poland due to weather and wind conditions. Reports note her flight status and the need for experienced guidance on route and safety.
London reports the Princess Royal burial plans for Frogmore with royal protocol and arrangements discussed. The King and Queen are cited in preparations while notable attendees and ceremonial details remain pending official announcement.
Sydney Tuesday authorities report that the New South Wales Government will appeal the New South Wales Supreme Court ruling over Lipper Falls. The full High Court will hear the case on Friday in Melbourne, with government hopes to proceed quickly to the hearing of the entire matter.
A Sydney branch of the Hyamna'y Tintonwaday in the US approved a rule change requiring a withdrawing member to resign after one month and be replaced by another union member. The resolution aims to place the vacant post on a council line. Reports advise applying the decision throughout Australia.
The Promisp aid Treasurer Lang edited not to attend the monthne meeting of the Loan Council held in Shelbourne on Tuesday. Lang attended a later meeting at Canwest and participated in deliberations for information. The session did not propose further election of any wounded group.
In New York on Monday the U S Court of Appeals ruled the Eighteenth Amendment was constitutionally adopted, disagreeing with Judge Clark of Newark New Jersey who had held the opposite.
Local workers waiting for job opportunities report confusion and disappointment as the unemployment relief scheme stalls. People along with families at camps in the Federal Capital Territory hoped for aid, but most found no immediate work or funds. Officials consider a machinery-based Unemployment Benefit Fund, raising renewed expectations.
A report from the Farmers and Grainers Cooperative notes a voluntary wheat pool proposal. The director, A Ke Trithowan, urges participation to stabilize prices and increase wheat output. The Commonwealth Bank supports the plan, asserting market purity improvements and long term affordability.
The Australian delegation led by Prime Minister Scullin, Attorney General McKellin, and ministers Brennan and Bell, meets amid talks on Commonwealth unity and immigration. Scullin notes personal health improvements since leaving Australia and stresses cooperation with Britain while addressing imperial ties and policy concerns.
A fragmented report notes 200 709 unemployed in Australia amid large numbers of workers and unregistered entrants, with unions and employers not fully counted. It cites a monthly tally and percent share of the total registered unemployed, plus regional figures and August benchmarks.
Mantay Whe Pruaitent of No Hoard of Trade and the Secretary for Mines will host a meeting in London. Representatives of the South Wales douilera await the decision as the owners have accepted an invitation to confer with the Government tomorrow.
Sydney meeting planned by the Products Advisory Council aims to assess the primary producer role and determine a timetable for full operation. Officials expect a common plan arising from standard recommendations and formal submissions from members, supported by transportation and supply chain considerations.
A family narrowly escapes tragedy as their dog goes missing during a house fire. Firefighters battled flames at the residence, retracing smoke-filled rooms to locate the frightened pet and reunite it with grateful owners.
Coroner Dar Seded postpones Thursday inquest into the Bondi tragedy as the Sydney inquiry panel reviews testimony from several witnesses amid confusion over dates and details in the chaotic proceedings.
A court in London reports a mutiny aboard submarine ship London on a Monday. The crew demanded quitting the vessel and the mutineers were arrested. details of the arrest and related proceedings were described by observers in the report.
Severe falls in Australian issues ripple through London trading as Mutrallan and Victorian bonds drop sharply. NSW bonds decline, Taamanit and Western shares tumble, while Australasian stocks face general weakness amid the rising exchange rate. A lucky buyer in Union credits gains as the market adjusts.
A garbled British era wire notes Matthews plans to depart for London soon. It mentions a month of external competition, exchange market activity with prices ranging from 14.34 to 12.0, and commentary from various authorities on currency, trade, and outlook.
The text warns Australia of rising exchange rates threatening national finances and production. It cites concerns voiced by officials and political groups about the impact on the economy and the need for monitoring and policy action.
A garbled notice refers to towing and money orders tied to an unnamed authority. It mentions Lewitutor of Henry Yo Gragt and a controversial rate or levy, with limited legible references to Boual Afriow and Hugopean counerten Bim. The fragmentary text implies a legal or regulatory action but lacks clear details.
The manager Mr Harrie stated this morning that by week end the Government Grain Elevator terminal silo would close to wheat deliveries. He said very little wheat would be received this week, with only about 13 000 tons expected. The scene inside the receiving rooms remained quiet as officials prepared for the end of operations.
A garbled report discusses farmers suffering from a drift policy and government failure to address active weed control. The text mentions reluctance and criticism of the Commonwealth Government, focusing on inadequate cleanup and policy response. No clear dates or concrete details are readable.
Reported stirring plea from Saskatchewan and western farmers to halt wheat production for the war effort. Leaders contended continued wheat exports threaten civilian food supplies and called for government action to suspend or reorient farming toward nonwheat crops.
Australian health minister Mr Anstey warns of four major financial crises within two months. He cites a looming default risk as Australia faces near £49,000,000 external debt and £29,000,000 overseas commitments. He cautions foreign creditors and notes cabinet attendance issues.
A garbled source recounts state aid issues and a government department clash over policing and counter security. The text references police officers, public access, and suggested measures at counters, hinting at policy or security concerns amid bureaucratic dispute.
A lingering procession in Paris honors Marshal Joffre with lying in state. Officials mention the Medal Militaire and Grand Cross insignia as soldiers stand with drawn swords before the coffin, while mourners recall his wartime service and leadership. The ceremony concludes with a solemn escort at the chapel.
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