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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
4
Local notice outlines prepaid subscription terms for The Times Queanbeyan including delivery to residences and business addresses. It lists pricing, order methods, and contact options with Mr. F. Murray at Lome Street Queanbeyan for processing orders and delivery service details.
Weather report for Thursday J14 shows temperatures around AB degrees with wind at 8 am from the north. Rainfall records for the year to date at Canbern are summarized in the current period.
The piece reflects on Australia’s recuperative strength during a low mood, noting how natural resources and rural production sustain the economy. It highlights oil exploration, the Mount Ina mines revival, Western Australia gold fields, and the potential to lift national wealth beyond future crises through oil developments and prudent resource use.
Testimony links Swindell to routing cheques via Crvshorine Coven Assistant Hoan pnéque for £8900 to draw cheques. Witnesses name Angora workman and partners, with questions over a £5000 motive and links to Cranwacton and Mutton Wamaka. The Commissioner presses for truth as transfers and promissory notes surface.
A garbled dispatch discusses the health ministry and hospital commissioner roles, mentioning submission to a royal commission. It references inquiry into new methods, cites figures like Mr. E. J Goode, and notes transport and government links, with several ill-formed proper nouns.
In a surprising development Bowling Green announces closure of a program period of transition. Officials indicate top players will transfer to other institutions while the team reorganizes after a season of upheaval and speculation.
A garbled report describes a chaotic inquiry into a paper pasted in a book, alleged destruction by a secretary, and talks about recovering shares valued at around £10,000. Figures named include Merv Monahan, John Tavis, Barry, and Barry’s hints of a plan to push a Bill through the house. The account mentions a Liquorish Nascent Court but remains unclear and fragmented.
Reported remarks from British and French leaders indicate a shift toward diplomacy with European powers. The aim is to rally nations to support a fresh effort for peace, with calls to limit violence and pursue frank discussions in a Geneva style accord.
Assistant Treasurer Senator Masay Greene announced the year’s receipts and expenditures show a surplus of £1,321,000 against a deficit estimate. Higher income tax collections, part of the 1932-33 payments, contributed to the improvement, with income tax receipts reaching £13,482,000, up £3,662,000 from the budget.
Fragmented OCR narrative describes a baseball tour related loss payments from trust funds in Sydney. Mentions an official named Luocknueld and a figure around £6000 linked to a widow and forethought, with an examination postponed. Names and places are partly garbled but reference Australian authorities and American teams.
A London report notes a British Empire loan council plan discussed in Ottawa aims to adapt Australia’s national councils for Canberra. It hints Australia may seek permanent parliamentary representation and a resident minister in London, with Dominion voices to follow Australia’s example. The proposal envisions a joint commission to shape inter imperial policy, including ramified permanent governance and intergovernmental links.
Sydney reporting on an executive election event with tentative list of attendees and roles. Names include Mr. Chapman and Mr. Cantera among others, with reference to procedures and preparations for the presidential chair.
A large deputation plans to wait on Mr Lyons regarding land taxation. The readable text mentions a marathon, and a line of people along a street near an arena, with references to divine timing and a committee. Names and precise actions are unclear due to OCR errors.
A muddled report details government officials and ministers weighing export implications and subsidy support amid unclear policy direction. The narrative references Haiti style claims and various figures, with mentions of Trade and Industry ministries and a postponement of a decisive export subsidy stance.
The passage discusses the strain on export economies like wool, wheat, meat, and butter due to reduced prices, higher costs, and foreign competition. It notes that despite handicaps, these industries still provide significant export value while debating policy options such as wage, tariff, and foreign exchange adjustments to support workers and employment.
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