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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
4
Proprietor announces pre paid subscription rates for The Canberra Times and lists local agents in Canberra. Early daily delivery details and contact for circulation manager are provided.
Weather note from Canberra dated Thursday January 31 records a 204 K weight and temperatures around nine something with a high around 64. Wind is noted with a maximum yesterday and rainfall records show monthly figures for current year.
An unclear report describes a priest titled Queanmeyan or related terms being held in custody related to an asylum case. The fragment references a family member and a named individual, with uncertain dates and affiliations, suggesting a legal or religious community matter under scrutiny.
The Ganberra Times argues that the Premiers Plan has not met expectations, yet has saved Australia from collapse. It calls for full implementation, federal coordination, and drastic cutbacks to restore industrial prosperity and balance budgets, urging action by Commonwealth and States.
Doctor P Blackall M D M A O M C H has sold his Queanbeyan practice to Dr Blythoven and will move to Canberra. He has served since 1894, once ran for the Questayxa seat, and acted as Government Medical Officer after Dr Richardson’s death. He married locally, built substantial ties in Gueanbeyin and Brindabella, and has left a legacy of philanthropy among the district’s poorer citizens.
A fragmented reader letter laments Canberra pool controversy and public response. The writer questions participation rates, criticizes local administration, and urges orderly conduct while defending a traditional British social scene. The piece ends with a pointed sign-off and a formal request.
A man was arrested by police following a cache discovery tied to a friendship dispute. Authorities reported the suspect’s connection to the scene and said evidence places him at the location where the cache was found. The investigation continues as officials seek further details and possible charges.
Melbourne based treasury officials report a widening deficit under the Australian Loan Council plan. The May to June budget review shows deficits across Commonwealth and state accounts, with Victoria and New South Wales facing reduced revenues while pursuing Hoover Plan benefits.
The document outlines expenditure reductions by state totals 21 percent for Commonwealth 16 percent New South Wales 31 percent Queensland 29 percent South Australia 27 percent Western Australia 26 percent Tasmania 24 percent. The plan also includes unemployment tax 8 percent aimed at larger cuts and layoffs with total savings near 480000 pounds across regions including New South Wales Western Australia Tasmania and Victoria.
In a terse note the community indicates obstruction to a planned development near the Australian border, citing road access and preliminary infrastructure concerns. Officials say cost reductions and streamlined permits are needed to move forward.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate no hospital appeal or health funding action reported this week. Remaining readable items reference local residents and unspecified matters without clear outcomes.
A brief note reports an obstacle delaying a planned tour by Ana and the Iehas group. Details are limited, with indications of scheduling friction and potential rescheduling to a later date. No further names, places, or official actions are listed in the accessible text.
In New South Wailea officials report a heavy percentage of workers at the gates, with denpith figures indicating substantial employment levels. Cooperatives and labor groups weigh in on the impact.
A damaged OCR note describes an intense heat wave reaching around 104 degrees in the region, with forecasts updated and temperatures logged at various stations. It mentions Canberra and nearby areas, public expectations, and observed cooling patterns later in the day.
Sydney resident Joseph McConnill, 71, died after a fall from a parapet during a dispute near Marella. The incident left onlookers and authorities piecing together a sequence of events leading to his death, with reports noting a struggle and a fall that caused fatal injuries.
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