24 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1934
Page
1
A frail, garbled report describes an American bid to win the centenary air race. The pilot aims to complete the entire distance, planning cruising speed and fuel strategy, with a projected range extending hundreds of miles beyond a standard leg.
The Times comments on Alt Fea of P and D Company addressing an audience that Britain’s and Empire’s future hinges on government action on shipping. He cites many ships chartered to bring grain from Argentina, foreign-owned and manned, harming growers and Britain's ability to pay for imported foods. The public awaits a clear government statement after receiving industry-supplied particulars.
Reports from Monday say Bihar and Nepal experienced further earthquake shocks causing panic in survivors of last week's tremors. Towns are nearly destroyed, with Nepal’s death toll feared in the thousands and many nobles killed. Officials note danger to Europeans and await fuller information.
In a Diet speech Tokyo asserts no quarrel with the Soviet Union or United States, pledging peaceful coexistence and broader trilateral cooperation to stabilize East Asia. Hirota stresses barriers to export industries from rising tariffs, warns of economic disorder if nations withdraw from the League, and underscores Japan’s aim to limit military frontiers while seeking international balance amid Manchukuo tensions and Sino-Japanese relations.
The Herald-Tribune argues the Singapore fortifications are strictly defensive and not aimed at Japan. It says the base would help Britain and Australia defend the region if war breaks out, and warns that American withdrawal from the Philippines could disrupt the Pacific balance.
The United States Navy committee chair Mr Vincon warned that Japan would demand stronger terms when the current treaty expires. He denied government plans to rearm for an arms race and urged a five year programme to align with the pacific treaty. Acting Secretary Henry L. Roosevelt said the administration supported the treaty bill.
Chairman Henry Page Croft discusses a proposed empire wide migration scheme to repopulate vacant areas. He notes strong nations could tempt movement, urges government support for training migrants, and cites cost estimates of 1200 pounds per family and a total welcome fund around 150000 pounds over ten years.
The arrest of the Hon. W. J. Walah on a charge of larceny, his release on four thousand dollars bail, and the accompanying sensational developments in Newfoundland are reported.
Post mortem findings show poison from a fruit bite caused a miner’s death. Initial analysis suggests a toxin may have entered the fruit. Detectives James and Findlay plan to travel to Broken Hill to pursue the inquiry.
Fragmentary text suggests a meat industry merger or purchase involving Vestey in Australia. The garbled OCR hints at international trade beliefs and future market expectations but lacks clear facts, dates, or named entities to confirm specifics. Further readable material is needed for a precise card.
Reported demands for a government inquiry into the film industry emerge from British circles. The move aims to curb perceived American monopoly influence but faces opposition and unclear support. Demonstrations and concerns in Australia are noted, with calls for a controlled, fair industry.
Unemployment drives residents to Mildura amid rising crime reports. Local officials report more thefts and disturbances as joblessness climbs, prompting calls for jobs programs and policing adjustments. Community groups urge targeted support to at risk households and youth.
Darwin police thwart a leper smuggling attempt amid chaotic notes referencing health authority intervention and a large sum of money. No further readable details confirm names or precise actions.
A Vienna blaze sent residents fleeing as flames swept a building, prompting evacuations and a quick emergency response. No injuries reported, firefighters worked to control the fire and determine its cause. Authorities promised a full inspection after containment.
The article reports a textile strike affecting hundreds of workers with the Latour mill announcing a monthlong shutdown for extensive machinery overhauls. It notes 67 employees at Oona andria and other mills remaining out while the Labour Council assumes leadership of the dispute and a rally is planned at Trades Hall next Saturday.
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The report notes France records an adverse trade balance with persistent deficits across key imports and exports. Analysts cite structural factors including energy costs and industrial competitiveness impacting the trade gap.
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