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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
1
In London a Preparatory Committee drafted an annotated agenda for the economic and monetary conference. Britain signaled no immediate decision on restoring the gold standard, stressing instead gradual economic measures and a fair settlement of war debts as prerequisites.
On the eve of his departure Dr Hinkler appoints Wellington solicitors as his agents. Mrs Bert Hinkler remains anxious as news from him discounts hopes. The husband’s status is unclear and news is awaited amid uncertainty.
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith delayed his flight to New Zealand for two hours after a last minute weather check. A large crowd gathered on the coast beach at Gerrington awaiting the take off if conditions improve, with readiness reported for departure once weather allows.
Fragmentary weather note from Eyydney describes unsettled conditions and brief forecasts. Mentions Gerringong and a 2M time with reference to moon presence and material details. Reading is challenged by OCR errors but indicates a forthcoming local forecast and potential travel or fishing implications.
The meteorologist stated that friendly conditions may prevail but murder is possible. Fresh and strong winds could intensify, with warnings extending to Terry Wood weather for One Might and the nearby Tasman region. The outlook cautions that conditions this time of year are not favorable for safe travel or activity.
Weather report predicts scattered clouds and possible thunderstorm over the Giant region with generally fine conditions afterward. Winds shift from north to northwest up to 20 knots, with surface speeds around 7 to 10 meters per second and occasional stronger gusts.
Mr Roosevelt studied international plans at a conference in New York. The discussion covered relations with China Japan and other nations, with emphasis on economic and political cooperation. The report notes the talk amid broader debates on foreign policy and the future of U S leadership.
Shanghai dispatch reports negotiations to settle tensions in Manchuria proceed with Japan and China seeking a peaceful settlement. Source notes Japan insists Shan-Hsiao and Jehol actions are separate from broader plans, while Chinese authorities await further U S and Great Wall considerations.
A Nanking Foreign Affairs Ministry statement quoted by the Chinese Legation warns that international peace efforts have ceased to be effective and that China can only preserve peace and protection by sacrificing lives and goods.
Rome Moodey reports a Japanese delegate at Geneva stating the strong Japanese opinion favors leaving the League of Nations though a minority supports retention. Japan sees no Special Interest to join and positions itself between America and Russia, urging support for Japan to preserve Asia peace and avoid a world conflagration by backing China.
An auditor's report on the Kreuger case alleges extensive fraud, noting 24,000,000 wt reportedly spent over 14 years and faulting public investment and confidence in the suspect. It references a broader context with Franklin D Roosevelt and ties to preparations before his inauguration.
The Trind Republican Army announces its intent to participate in the election and vote against the Cosgrave Party while not fully embracing Fianna Fail policy. It calls for scrapping the Treaty and ending partition, and for removal of British influence. General Mulcahy defies disturbances with calm resolve, facing a crowd as turmoil swirls.
Stalin says the five year plan will slow in the coming years. He cites the need to divert heavy machinery to arm the Red Army and modernize weapons due to neighboring countries not signing the non aggression pact.
The Nor Maunganui, 160 miles from Rarutongi, battled a fierce cyclone on the voyage from San Francisco. Severe damage occurred as mountainous seas ripped the deck and cabins, with moveable objects displaced. Two stewards and a crew member were badly hurt. no passengers were harmed.
Canberra endured its hottest day since January last year with a temperature around 93 degrees. The week had been extremely hot, with morning readings near 15 degrees and a rise to the early afternoon peak, marking a new high for the period.
The Commonwealth Treasury reports a six month period surplus of 3,208,000 pounds with revenue exceeding expenditure. The gain funds relief measures under the Financial Relief Act and tax reductions, leaving no new money for other uses. Customs and excise revenue exceeded expectations at 3,219,000 pounds for December, while December expenditure was about 684,000 pounds lower than November.
Preparations at Hotel Acton for the Pebewlsang Trade Office transfer from Melhourme proceed. Interior remodeling will create office space and temporary accommodation to house the department records. The transfer is expected to complete early in April with a start in motion almost immediately.
In Adelaide on Tuesday, reports promise a perfect wicket for the start of the test match. Interest in cricket there is said to be at a peak, with attendance records expected to be broken.
Commentary on the World Economic Conference notes April meeting likely but warns debts fall due in June. It argues the conference must yield substantial results to avoid undermining the participating governments and the global debt settlement effort.
Berlin reports an attempt at a trade agreement failed and Germany and Argentina will resume their trade war tomorrow.
Organised by attempts to prolong the assent of Inter Government payments the text notes the system had already partly broken down and cannot be restored unless a mutual agreement on fines in the Laumanns settlement is reached before June 15. It warns that failure to accept would disrupt Lauma ne ratification, revive past conflicts, hinder the World Economic and Monetary Conference, and trigger widespread voluntary defaults and global credit failure.
Senator Borah reiterates charge that France was warranted in expecting reconsideration of wartime adjustments and criticizes Senator Johns for not providing information during the moratorium discussion in Washington on Monday.
Sydney Monday notice shows the Metropolitan Water Sewer and Drainage Board arranging a loan of £1000 at par. The act details rate and terms are presented in the formatted format for public record.
Royce McGrath, 15.4, outpointed A. Pevis, 10.0, in a twelve round bout at Latchhardt Stadium. The night featured a compact card with McGrath showcasing speed and control over ten rounds before the bout ended.
In Rome a report from the Htallag Air Ministry states that Mr Hinkier was forced down in the Alps and may be untraced for some time. An Malian pilot likewise disappeared after a forced descent, with two months elapsing without news.
Paris correspondent reports the French budget deficit rising rapidly with an estimated 19% deficit reaching 136 million pounds and 416 million pounds paid without compensation. Prime Minister Boncour and Finance Minister Choron discuss hardship, prepare for renewed direct taxation, and brace for further economy acts. Civil servants resist wage cuts, complicating government plans.
A fragmented report from MADMID Mantay notes a death toll of two with six wounded. In Madeid, three victims were also affected as bombs were reportedly planted by insurgents in a separate incident.
Reported response to royal fiat: 406 Kumaon Rifles and 420 of 10 Central India Force sent from Delhi to quell uprising. Troops to Alwar City and other frontier posts. a Deses area soldier injured in attack. Mentions of terrorism fears and countermeasures amid unrest. Also notes Australian political funding remarks by Lord Somers in Melbourne.
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