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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 22, 1931

Page

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Britain U S A Determine Aid To Germany With France

The Daily Telegraph reports Britain and the United States aim to aid Germany with long term credit if France participates. France presses for three year credits renewed as needed, while America suggests delaying loans until German credit is restored. Opinions vary on who favors relief and the risk of broader political fallout.

London Daily Telegraph Enya Great Britain United States France Reichbank America Rgueank Germany

Conference teaching delegate remarks on war and diplomacy

A fragmented report quotes a conference delegate discussing France Germany and Britain amid war pressures. The text mentions Laval, Bruning, and Germany's stance while noting economic strains and capital concerns affecting policy decisions.

Dreidh Hod Garmuse Dinageord Ourdial London Honday Germany An Four Ehult Grrivat Gurmaens M. Laval France Maly Belgium Parle J W Sland Bruning Momers Donterencs Rae Nocenalty Stoppin Futomedin Company Fepre- Mice Fon Ieee Ce Brilala Amarica Wna

Franco American Difference Revealed in Paris Conference

The Franco American difference is discussed as France proposes a 300 million pound loan with details on political assurances. M Laval explains tasks, with Stindin and others involved. The meeting centers on security, credits withdrawal, and restoring confidence amid postwar economic concerns.

MacDanuht Paris Mamtay Ayeur M. Laval Guncains Germany Aczanne France Peano United, States Oradita

Government motor car delay amid rain questioned

A Mintnter front inquiry yesterday asked if a government motor car was ready to travel. Rain disrupted plans and no vehicle could be found, as the minister explained travel would be limited by weather and other reasons.

Migterrine Cueuin Mintnterwow Gubi Minteter Trata Rae Oy Pisches Rae Oy Pisches of the Minister To Ee Tasers Valieny Verter Facitica Geir Hantun Hi Saas Tim Amu

Abnormal silver coin scare linked to Commonwealth Bank incident

At Melbourne an unusual misprint or error prompts concerns over a silver coin value and a Treasury official’s warning. Authorities claim a large amount of silver, about 130,000,000, is involved, sparking belief that paper currency could be more valuable. The event centers on a Treasury officer and a public reaction to the suspected rarity.

Atocka Commonwealth Bank Nave Premmt Mocwitty

Governor General London Appointment Controversy Report

A deciphered note from Mand showing confusion over appointments by the Governor General of the Home of Commony and others. The text references royal authority, calls for caution, and mentions a proposed 30th month timeline amid unclear leadership actions.

London Mand Commony Alagor Osreibhy Fee Couuniniton Anya Govimngr Hari -Manuntao Thie Ming

State Crisis Fears In Sydney Amid Policy Turmoil

Faint, garbled text hints at a political standoff in New South Wales with mention of finance, the Loan Council, and a disputed decision. References to Mr. Bewilla and reactions from Bramira imply heightened state tension and uncertainty over governance and budgetary matters.

Bydney Furmalay Bewilla South Wales New South Walch Bramira Cancukalng Foan Council Tare Jax Vance

Labour Party executive endorses policy on Dominions

In Sydney today the Labour Executive issued a statement saying Langs and Jonker represented Labour in New South Wales. The committee approved the action at a full Executive meeting, citing concern over Dominion mixing and the current recession.

Sydney Tuondus Mesara Langs WNW Jonker New South Wain Fife

Conversion plan discussed by prime minister and cabinet

A government memo describes a conversion proposal involving private individuals and a Commonwealth entity. It details the prime minister’s direction, cabinet consideration, and financial figures including a £24,000 stake. Local officials and named individuals are cited as participants, with mentions of a forthcoming conference and possible actions.

Fragmented OCR Summary From Unclear Exhibit Text

The readable portions describe a mixed list of names and items related to an exhibit or event. It mentions a museum setting with possible vendors or participants and references to coordination or collaboration. Specific entities or dates are unreadable, limiting precise identification.

State Cabinet Endorses Mr Lang In Interim Interview

Canberra promises by the cabinet today endorse Mr Lang and announce a review of the loan necessary to fund the new router payments. The prime minister assures readiness to oversee the transition and address overscan internet payment issues.

Mr. Lang Canberra Jouraur Blutu Lang Intarview AouTiln Vong Dean Witondore Taree Will Eadolu Internet

Conversion Loan Dissent Ends With August 14 Date

A historic conversion loan move reaches a turning point as discussions and amendments culminate in a Commonwealth wide agreement. The House of Representatives supports a 22 percent conversion, aligning with the Commonwealth Debt Conversion Act. States and leaders respond to the changes, with the proclamation set for earlier dates and a broader authorization approved after parliamentary revision.

Arnoueeeneus All State Parliafomier Thysmedifeation Joral Ima

World Court Customs Case Dominates Monday Hearing

A fragmentary report describes a world court hearing on customs and the “Union case” before fifteen judges. The proceedings touch the Austro German Zollverein and treaties with Saint Germain, Geneva Protocol, and Franco German relations, with potential shifts if developments alter political aims.

TAGKE Juanes Patuen Wisbat League Council Worts Zollverein Saint Gerain Geneva Austria Tude Zollvereit Init & woWky Hn Neven Londons

Legal Error In Treasure Stealing Charge In Melbourne

Melbourne report on Tupoday remarkable tale of tasal error wan told at the Geeione General. Carl Ores faced theft charge with prior appearance cited. Court disputes jurisdiction and prior rulings, with inconsistent sentences and remands noted.

Melbourne Tupoday Geeione Carl Ores

Mungana case opens in Supreme Court with large public turnout

Tremendous interest surrounds the Mungana use case as the Supreme Court session begins tomorrow in Brisbane. Preparations include seating for public spectators and extensive press arrangements across Australia. The action seeks £30000 damages from Edward Theodore, Willow McCormack, Peter Lew, Gadyard, and Frederick’s field for alleged conspiracy and breach of duty as agents in mining purchases connected to the King. The case details involve claims of sale of mines to the King’s name and profits arising from those transactions. The Chief Justice will hear the case with the Attorney General and senior counsel for the defense present.

Brisbane Australia Queensland Eward “Ite Pheodore Willow McCormack Peter Lew Gadyard Frederick Reid, McCormack Theodore Peter Lewis Goddard Pervant Goddard Gerkoin Denssta Jane i Carmack Theodorale de Tendante McCormack Questalaod Tamed Binley Elise Altornes-General Mir MasGroarty Dafance le Mey Niet MinorOmmns

Imports Irish Outrage of Wheat and Flour Crown Witness Shot

A British report details wheat and flour imports and prices from August 1, 1920, to April 30, with a crown witness shot amid upheaval. The article cites ministerial statements, import totals, and a murder tied to farm labour unrest, noting a blood stained envelope and threats.

Reductions and Finance Act Debate in House

In a fragmentary report the House of Representatives debates a reform tied to the Financial Emergency Act. The discussion touches on pay, duties for civil servants, and related concerns amid reductions.

Hopiytoye Caiefan Tarady MTS Houltin

Misappropriation Charge Against Real Estate Agents

Sydney Tulieds Atpe Central Court heard misappropriation allegations against real estate agents William Bede Wil and another man. Prosecutor alleged July 4 and related dates involved collecting or giving promissory notes to Philip Andres, with defense noting alleged practice and that both defendants were remanded.

Sydney Tulieds Tipnes William Bede Ulon Wernsrsay Philip Andres Thele

Commmnille Question on Burmese Sectarianism and Farmer Sentiment

Fragmented OCR text discusses a 1928 era political scene with references to farmers, a figure named Mr. Wook Engt, and party dynamics. It hints at questions about interpretation of items and public reaction, noting distrust in figures and a campaign tone amid unclear specifics. The readable lines reflect a noisy record of a contested issue and political discourse.

Wook Bent To Work Soon Inc

Fragmented OCR: Noisy historical note on Yale event

The readable text is garbled with misspelled words and unclear context. It hints at a Yale related action or meeting but lacks concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a full factual summary.

Fragmentary note hints at animist EA history query

Cryptic OCR fragment mentions names and terms like animist and Molden. Unable to derive clear event or person actions. Assumes an archival inquiry or glossary snippet with scattered proper nouns and misread words.

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