21 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
1
Delegates from Australia New Zealand and Britain arrive for Empire Economic Conference in Ottawa. Talks focus on Anglo Irish stance and trade ties as Welland Canal inspection planned. Baldwin and others urge unity and progress amid sensitive Anglo Irish discussions.
In a grim domestic case at the district court, Marie Lavine Kel Gan C linger faces murder charges stemming from a fatal kitchen confrontation at a Burwood home yesterday afternoon. The defendant, seated with a child present, reportedly shouted threats as her husband lunged and died, with officials noting a maximal custody struggle and a police inquiry ongoing. The court adjourned for further examination, with Sydney awaiting further proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR reports a solicitor case with names and losses cited alongside bankruptcy actions. The text mentions Byndey wednonday and Lidia Rinith with references to Withiam Cae Fede Clogs and Regiottar my Bankruptcy. Details are garbled and hard to follow.
A British Dominions statement by Dominions Secretary Mr J H Thomas and Mr O Kelly Vice President of the Free State says Great Britain and the Free State will not have the Irish question framed into Imperial Conference deliberations. They rejected Tory pressure to separate Irish affairs from Ottawa discussions.
Berlin declares state emergency in Berlin and Badenburg with police under military control. Reich Government appoints Herr Von Papen as State Commissioner for Prussia with dictatorial powers until the Prussian Diet elects its Prime Minister, signaling acceptance of Hitler's view that Socialism fails to maintain order in Prussia.
London observers note the water speed record for Pri Uuln is under renewed scrutiny and the practical value of high speed testing. The discussion highlights the technical knowledge gained, the role of personnel, and how media coverage frames the experiments.
Parliament will not reassemble until August 31 as Prime Minister Lyons said the August 17 sitting was only tentative. The Budget will be introduced immediately, with no indication of the duration of the session. A later conference of State Premiers is planned to address long term unemployment policy and potential Commonwealth legislative action.
In Sydney on Wednesday, a former Chief Secretary named Couling was cited during proceedings at Newtown Court. The case centers on 62-year-old agent Jere da Jackson charged with stealing a shipment of wire iris property belonging to a partnership between Benjamin and Ronald Mair. The record notes a 1931 agreement between Jackson and Mair regarding the property.
In London, a London market farmer warns that government price policy risks destabilizing meat supply as Britain weighs a tax plan and possible quotas. The National Federation of Meat Traders backs a tariff-like approach over quotas, arguing for stable foundations for stock and lending needs amid unsettled policy talks.
In Cooma a brutal double killing occurred between two and five pm at the Hain home four miles from town. Eileen Hain 41 and Ethel Parker 75 were found shot and mutilated. Moya Hain discovered the scene. police search the district for the weapon. The husband was away in Adaminaby. Detective Sergeant Machae was sent from Sydney.
Flying Officer J. M. Welle aboard a Wapiti bomber near Hinardi 60 miles north of Bagdad attempted to strike enemy boatmen while a mountain patrol. A crash left him with a dislocated shoulder and injuries. his companion also hurt as they were dragged from wreckage under rifle fire.
A government minister told a deputation from the Chamber of Manufactures that Walsh Island unfair competition would be stopped. He stated the government would not allow Walsh Island to compete fairly with other manufacturing concerns and ordered action to bear the burdens of private enterprise with limited exceptions.
An invitation has been extended for participation in a committee arranging the global monetary economic conference. The invitees include key figures in finance and policy circles seeking to shape international economic coordination and policy dialogue.
The record describes a negotiation over ore ownership with Gor ing and Gosling parties involved. Jackson and Mair discussed sampling, a large quantity of groceries, and mine access. The hearing adjourned with items in progress and remaining goods in Jackson's possession.
The motor ship Siam will load 8,500 to 9,500 tons of flour next week for the Soviet Government. Ordered by J. A. Hemphill and Sons, the cargo valued at likely over £70,000 will be delivered to Vladivostok. It marks the largest Hour shipment from Australia to Russia.
Rome reports five Malian government ministers have resigned as Mussolini seeks periodic cabinet changes. Blanors Hirandi Mononi Givi ano Recco Voouni depart from roles, including justice and education posts. Rumors link reshuffles to new prime ministerial opportunities and political maneuvering in Laumann area.
In Geneva on Tuesday Britain France and the United States reported near agreement on a disarmament resolution to be submitted to the General Commission. The sole remaining issue concerns heavy mobile artillery with France and Britain seeking calibre limits tied to naval and coastal guns. The United States proposes reducing the number of heavy guns without calibre limits to reach a compromise.
Escaped airmen sheltered in rock cave after capture in the mountains. Wells received primitive shoulder treatment from a trial doctor. They hid for days as a political agent negotiated for their release. RAF doctors later confirmed Wells’s injury but expect months before return to service.
Widoeday Captain Kaward Francie da Groot appeared at Waler Police Court charged with having an illicit car part on the Harbour Bridge. He was fined 6 shillings and 6 pence after the proceeding.
Berlin Tuesday reports a shooting at a Bank of International Settlements entraining in which Dr. Luther, president of the Reithebank, was wounded. Economists Max Rosen and Walter Kortacl face assault charges later reduced to attempted intimidation as they aimed to draw attention to Luther's suitability. Defence hinges on financial and currency experts supporting their stance.
Australian cricket party led by Arthur Mailey arrives in New York amid tepid public interest and hostile crowd behavior. Reports note sparse attendance at Innisfail Park style events and no official Australian representation at committee meetings. Dead snake in food triggers further discomfort among players.
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