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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1931
Page
1
In Sydney a meeting of the Australian Communist Party resolved to concentrate on a proposed strike set for February 9. Avangamanta were arranged for more than 200,000 copies to be circulated among unionists to promote protest agitation against the returned baibe.
A Tuesday session of the interstate executive of the ALC plans to rally against federal wage orders. Pamblen will address Hyaney Thursday urging the government to ignore the Arbitration Court ruling cutting federate awards by 10 percent. The group seeks to keep wage limits in place until the Wage Commission finishes its report amid inflation concerns and proposed policy moves by the ALCOA bloc.
A fragmented report notes shifts in European and Commonwealth markets as France and Britain see varied withdrawals and stock activity. It mentions Australian interests, a responsive ranking, and calls for greater self-reliance within Australia with plans for wider federal action.
Nationalist Congress members released from jail after negotiations. Gandhi stayed late to avoid protests and thanked the local authorities. He traveled toward Mumbai with aides. a Congress Committee scheduled a meeting in Allahabad, but new developments had not yet been announced.
The report summarizes the London Conference discussions on the Indian policy question. Premier emphasizes a peaceful evolution and sensible, gradual reform, stating stability hinges on concord between authorities and unofficial representatives. He cautions that progress requires cooperation and practical measures aligned with current conditions.
A fragmentary note describes a newly formed French cabinet with ministers for Finance, War, and Agriculture. It mentions Briand as Premier and lists ministers for Budget and Commerce, amid unclear phrases and garbled names from the OCR. The text references plans and appointments in a Monday report from Paris.
Sidney reports a deputation to the Minister for Works urging government department reforms. The delegation seeks relocation of the Governor's residence, calls for additions to public works, and demands action for unemployed relief committees. The minister notes privates concerns influence and urges a timely reply.
A lone endurance swimmer Hyonky arrived from New Zealand to Merceden Grolxo for the Endurance Vatah Manip event. Local organizers expect a tough challenge as she faces established rivals in a test of stamina and skill.
Fragmented report from Calcutta highlights a nationalist celebration with injuries as police dispersed crowds. Leaders stress goodwill, conferece aims, and British policy criticisms, while Winston Churchill comments on India’s path to a potential Dominion status and constitutional questions.
A Tuesday clash between Hindu and Muslim communities left one dead and several injured as police fired live rounds near a market area. The incident occurred during tense protests over a proposed Hindu retention plan, with authorities declaring control after the confrontation in Bennet sector.
The cabinet crisis grows as Treasury bolster leads to ministerial resignations likely. The Minister for Trade and Customs seeks retirement with Scullin delaying action to the February 18 party meeting. Angus MP Gabb says he will vote against the Government. Public figures Fenton Lyons and Theodore dominate discussions of possible resignations and party unity.
The Leader of the Fedora Cynnsitior asserts that Prime Minister support for Theodore Was would damage Australia’s credit and reputation. He criticizes the Robballay Royal Commission process and urges a proper independent inquiry into ministers and the Mungana affair.
Local report from Wollongong details a theft case involving government funds and undetermined suspects. Amounts around £21,100 and £51,500 are referenced, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR. The item notes a security breach and potential misuse of public money across unspecified departments.
In a reply to Mr Meshaw, Mee DM cites butter prices in Avatraiin and Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland, noting per ewt values and an average port import value. He argues Australia’s dairy exports and British competition, while Mr Meshaw accuses dumping. Mr Gilet does not answer.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a terrible explosion near Madrid with a crew of four aboard and many injured. The text is garbled but mentions two Nehing attacks and responders aiding victims.
The London commentary argues Thrive figures lack strong backing within the party while Beullin gains attention through rebellion against the government. It notes concerns over Beullin’s alignment with certain factions and questions whether priestly influence will shape the party’s future course.
Queensland Premier Moore criticizes a royal commission outcome in a Tuesday address. He argues the commission’s findings and testimonies risk the nation’s credit and warns against attributing blame to individuals without full examination. The speaker asserts the possibility of a change in government remains, framing the situation as a remarkable political moment.
Fragmentary report notes a fatal incident on a voyage and a discussion of appointing a judge at a church rector’s deferral. It mentions Mr Beakin, Mr Boutin, and the Commonwealth Bank with reference to a rector’s legal adviser and upcoming responsibility in the case.
A rum runner case near New London is reported as a cutter gave a warning shot when the vessel failed to stop. The intruder was struck and the engine wrecked. No one was hurt, and the crew is being held aboard with 1,000 cases of contraband seized.
A Washington report quotes Mr Moloney and Mr Hume Wrone discussing information from the United States Government on the Jossphine trade agreement. Sydney reports the Australian prime minister and Canadian officials weighing reciprocal moves to clarify viewpoints and advance cooperation between governments.
Canberra conference on February six aims to set a three year plan for readjustment of finances. Premiers and Treasurers signaled interest in attending. a loan council committee, led by Robert Gibson, will meet in Melbourne to prepare information for the conference. Government in waiting seeks NSW views on its representative. other members named from Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania and New Zealand offices.
In the state house session Tuesday private members debated a motion by Mr Atunet Hoberman to appoint a select committee. The inquiry would review private banks methods and credit effects on traders and industries, any undue restrictions on evolution, and accountability for the current depression. Mr Stuart Robertson claimed banks held more than £22,000,000 in reserve, a figure the debate did not resolve before adjourning.
A report details a confidence scheme in which Langon and an accomplice fleeced diners after meeting in London venues. They allegedly split £544 from victims including an Australian, using a ruse involving a fake fortune tale. One man reportedly led the other to Myde Park corner before the thefts occurred.
The article discusses turmoil around leadership contenders Theodore and ReuTin'e, noting doubts over sincerity and the impact of financial stability on the Commonwealth. It portrays a divided party facing a test of unity and resolve as it seeks a new head.
A draft Leunaport bill proposes penalties on railways for diverting freight to wallways and warding to counter forekeepers and armors. The plan aims to safeguard railway revenue and curb breaches by carriers and related agents.
London Monday in the House of Commons Mr MacDonald expressed willingness to receive a depotation. The government decided not to enter a team for the Schneider Cup, and there is interest in the party claiming the government knew 15 months ago of the prior entry.
The vicar's deputising tribute to Australian loyalty recalls decades of service. He urged Martin to revisit vacated duties and spoke at his 36th annual event in Australia, urging the Commonwealth to face responsibility alongside the bank that supported their past.
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