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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 20, 1931

Page

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Governor era' Attack Overnor era' Attack in New South Wales

An excerpt outlines political turmoil around a governor and deputy premier amid constitutional questions in New South Wales. It references a council, representation, and party dynamics, noting pressure on legal and political processes.

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Bound by Own Resolution Drives NSW Loan Council Stance

A Sydney meeting shows the Loan Council is bound by a resolution limiting further financial assistance to New South Wales. The Premier Mr Lang may meet the Prime Minister as tensions rise over Commonwealth funding. The council seeks re-entry conditions and discusses use of Commonwealth securities and Treasury bills to fund outstanding loans.

New South Wales Lang Sydney Commonwealth Zent Goanall Ehaltitu Laan Counett W. Treasury NRW Baderal Treamrar Tribe ‘Waitin Broto Commonwealth Securities Commonwealth Treasury W.W. Nas Tal Coun Anol

Rejection of State Wheat Pool Plan by Ballot Vote

The ballot shows voters rejected the proposed compulsory wheat pool in New South Wales. Turnout and total valid votes are recorded, with a simple majority failing to approve the pool. Details indicate a near two thirds support would have been required for passage, aligning with earlier positions and political debate.

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Momentous talks in London and Paris on economic crisis

Britain and France push for unity amid a £100,000,000 loan dispute with Germany as seven power talks convene in Paris. French leaders Laval Briand and Flandin attend along with British officials to shape a coordinated stance on German customs control and broader economic adjustments.

London France Germany Great Britain Daily Telegraph Pris Fanon Steternlaht Jegation Whitehall Laval Promibe Briand Boraign Miniator Paneer Farin Hriilen Staten Beunjux Praries Buren Lesige Dorie Dr. Hruplae M. Eval Lester Sndleatiid Praprem Thorn Wowld Bea Butler Mir Arthir Hendersony Feltles Farplim Rummy Macdonala Tha Bronah Stonday Farle Intarvano de Bruning S ‘M. Flandin Wreince

New Process of Wool Bleaching

London Aututder Auetratian wool industry reports a new bleaching method proven superior for Clewehilie white mneorlaty. Mixed wool fabric from Mik to be marketed Monday. Wool Research Association discovery by Littlewood and Mudderstedd bleachers promises permanent color without fading after repeated washes. Industry sees transbnt importance for the northern wool sector in the near future.

London Hani Mueiaela Fabrica Wool Research Association Sxbarks Lipthichoa

Emergency Tax Bills in State Legislature Debate

Emergency taxation measures loom as Premier outlines plans to align budget with the Albertan accord. Legislation to implement the plan, including a graduated income tax and mortgage relief, is expected to be introduced in the Legislative Assembly this week. The Premier foresees a broad scheme shifting income and salaries, with aim to reduce government expenditures while preserving essential services.

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MIMIC AIR WAR TO BE FOUGHT OVER LONDON

A garbled report describes a seven day air war over London with light bombers interceptors and warning detectors. The text mentions the Time magazine source and references to battles above Trafalgar and the Houses of Parliament, outlining speculative devices and tactics as a dramatic wartime scenario.

London Satuntay Paaui'e Cathedral Trafalgar Raware House of Commons Theo Tussaged de Eirtiali Modara Bolenmes Wivn “Warnlak Bambara Dafending Oxhiers Wirecneanae Whatentruph Shuitota Olga Baw

Canadian Egg Trade Fears From Treaty Talk

A damaged clip from a Canadian newspaper discusses fears over an Australia Canada treaty affecting egg trade. The piece mentions government stance and market access uncertainties, noting potential shifts in supply and export dynamics amid international negotiations.

World Wheat Forecast Promises Shifting Demand

U S agriculture department reports uncertain global wheat prospects with hints of rising demand. Despite ongoing abundance in some regions, shortages loom in areas like new America and Arctic zones, affecting future supply.

Washington Ataten Department of Agricultunn Tian Paathar New America

Jacob Johnson Case Budget at Arbitration Court

In Melbourne a budget tied to the Jacob Johnson case was to be set by the Commonwealth Arbitration Court. Attorney General Brennan led the inquiry into the Cox matter as Madge attended, amid a tense hearing on the painted issue.

Arbitration Court Commonwealth Ta Iaqliry Jacob Johnup R. Cox Tha Ganakal Mr. Brennan Melbourne Madge

Queen Helene Foretold in Rumor of Royal Deal

A fragmentary report suggests Queen Helene was forecast to be involved in a proposed deal related to Laudéa and several named figures including Maria Pesponse Flay Prince and NicRolax. The text is incomplete and unclear.

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Flight of Capital Efforts to Prevent Tax on Travellers

An emergency decree enforces capital controls limiting foreign currency flow, requiring exchange to Reichsbank within a set period. Penalties include fines and up to 10 years imprisonment. A parallel decree sets deposit restrictions and daily payment limits for travelers and banks.

Euiericy Ayery Geenmay Germany Willy ‘Detubert Momlay Wedinnday

Censorship tightens in Germany with state press bans

Berlin reports reveal strict censorship measures amid wartime control. Newspapers face suppression and officials claim limits on publishing material deemed harmful to public order. The Bavarian Bank begins daily payouts, while 22 Communist and four Nazi era papers are barred.

Berlin Dacros oMeial Desiinatione Pejonidare Ecuaendum Bavicgs Bank Subirn Inna

Admitted To Canada Amid Orange Import Duty Standoff

Vancouver Saturday Herald reports 6000 boxes of Australian oranges arrived to fuel a weekend sale but customs delayed entry due to a duty dispute. Merchants awaited word from Canada before the fruit could be admitted. An appeal was planned to resolve the issue.

Vancouver Marchants Wadir

Italian Deficit Talk Shown With Fragmented Draft Notes

Fragmented OCR text reports on a deficit and treaty discussion with references to Rome and Australia. The garbled content hints at a June 30 date, trade terms, duties, and refunds but lacks clear subject, participants, or outcomes. Distinct entities include Italy, Australia, and a prime minister named Bennett, with vague treaty undertones.

King’s Prize at Bisley for Third Time

Sirhint Pelton won the event with a score of £86, securing a third victory at the Bisley prize meeting. Local competitors, including Wes For and London alum, participated in a rugged shooting contest amid windy conditions.

English selectors name second test hopefuls for New Zealand series

London journalists report on England cricket selectors naming a provisional squad for the Second Test against New Zealand. Key players Allen, Hammond, Larwood, and Brown are noted, with several others dropped as selectors aim to bolster pace and batting for the July match.

Chowter Aleyen England New Zealand Whitch Tye Isventh Pheton Ares D. H. Uardine Surtiy Duleapatnhys Bum We T Hammond Chabert Larwood Notte Tn Arnis Ofent A. FC Bakswell Nortiapte Mh Varity ¢Workalifes Brown Cambrian Innowlight On Allen Woottey Vore Arnold Robina Rewa Chronicle Brailehun Brown de Qulee Enone Sneland Agalu Ogeta London

ATR Tragedy Two Killed in Britain

London reports tragedy as Violet Baring aged 40 and her companion Philip Noble a well known banker die after a quarrel leading to a fatal incident at Wokingham. Police report details indicate both bodies discovered with indications of violence and a complicated scene.

London Violet Baring Ott Maraie Zetland Philip Noble Wokinghow

Proposed 1936 Treaty Debates and Imperial Alliances

A garbled 1930s text alleges proposed 1936 engagements involving vancomvem, Batubang Meeanmanverita, and Berund with Sri Lanka, referencing the Revecpmwnt of Trade and city officials. It claims discussions on amending treaties in Britain and broader imperial alignments, with mentions of business groups and ethnic factors shaping the accord.

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Attack on Pope Report From Fragmented Text

A distorted OCR fragment references an attack on the pope with unclear names and events. The readable bits mention condemnation and operations, but no coherent sequence or verifiable details emerge.

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