25 Jul 1932
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1932
Page
1
Britain considers closer ties with the Dominions as Mr Bruce outlines Australian policy. He argues for reciprocal preferences and a policy framework that would deepen connections, urging Britain to favor Australian interests while acknowledging mutual benefits.
Ottawa reports four Dominion business diis at the Empire Economic Conference. Australia seeks tariff relief and import removal while New Zealand backs quota controls on foreign goods entering Empire markets. South Africa supports Australia on meat, signaling a potential shift against Argentine interests. Britain faces delicate choices amid decades of Argentine investment.
The article reports statements by Me Reyer and Me Brice on tariff reclassification, expanding to Britain, with plans to widen preferences and maintain numerous reservations. It notes continuing prohibitions from 1900 under the Asiatic trade framework and potential concessions to Britain, while referencing Union views and regulatory acts guiding future policy.
London commentators note the wool market’s advance stems from international confidence linked to Lagann and the British Conversion Loan rather than real gains in demand. Manufacturers report no sizable order influx though previews and commitments improve. autumn orders remain sparse. Still, industry eyes a healthier season with ample stocks and solid commitments, aided by easier credit and liquidity.
In Geneva on Saturday the Disarmament Conference adopted the draft resolution by 41 votes to two, with Germany and Russia opposing and eight abstentions from the youth delegates. The chairman Mr Arthur Henderson said the resolution, despite faults, marks progress toward disarmament. The Plenary favored extending the Shanghai truce for four months from November 1, with China dissenting. The conference then adjourned.
Mrs Ellen Wrances Rich lies in Orange Hospital in critical condition after being assaulted with a pea rifle in her bedroom. Police say a man hid under the bed and attacked her, was restrained by two men before officers arrived. her two children witnessed the incident. A man was later arrested in Bed Town?
Italian delegates withdraw from the Inter Parliamentary Union conference in Rome’s Centro Hall as Count Valnerga submits a motion. Delegates depart amid unresolved grievances and calls for renewed satisfaction from the Maliin civiegates.
In London a Welsh by election held after the death of Bir Donald Maclean resulted in a Liberal victory. Francis Acland (Lib) received 16,0 votes while A.M. Williams (Con) trailed with 18,387 votes.
Unprecedented dawn raid on the Fifty-Fifty Club in William Street Sydney led to 127 arrests. Police, aided by a large raiding party, seized an alleged large social venue as crowds of society figures reacted with distress and hysteria. Constable Aspen joined the raid, timing the action before midnight. Darlinghurst Station was overwhelmed by crowds and vehicles.
Berlin reports the Supreme Court hearing the Ruhrian Government crisis as Hitler’s regime faces legal challenges. Von Papen and others are accused of creating a dictator ship, while July elections and a state of emergency are discussed amid calls to avoid infringing state rights.
Senator Borah of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee calls for an immediate world conference to revise or cancel war debts and address postwar issues including disarmament stabilization and other questions related to the Lausanne rations agreement. He urges reconsideration of the war guilt clause and broader policy review in the interests of the American people.
Note: The provided text is badly garbled and contains many errors. Unable to extract reliable names, dates, locations, or outcomes. Please provide a clearer source excerpt for an accurate headline and summary.
De Valera pushes a rushed emergency bill through the Dail to speed the measure for assent. The action aims to accelerate duties and obligations, with swift passage expected to advance the program amid urgent national concerns.
Dublin reports state the Dail rejected Senate amendments to the Emergency Bill and it received the Governor General s assent swiftly. The move signals De Valera s push for immediate duties while Ireland eyes a boycott and talks of a national government.
Cosgrave and his Opposition party warn in parliament that a catastrophic war with France endangers Trinh people and Ireland faces severe casualties. He calls for direct negotiations and insists arbitration must be avoided.
A chaotic incident linked to petrol burns involved women Lily Park and Gone Lim amid a national flare up. Reported actions included cold storage and cremation procedures as authorities pledge hospital treatment and an organized response to the crisis.
Dr Duhig condemns women and girls hiking in clothing he calls inappropriate and sensational. He warns that cross dressing by girls risks danger and tragedy, while noting limited support for supervised nature study outings.
In Ayden and Sydney circles a mass hike drew 8 029 participants as part of an ambitious walking rail tour. A special train conveyed hikers to Hawkesbury and back to Sydney, with additional trains and crews aiding the event.
A note from the Huragu of Itatlation forecasts minimal change in carryover wheat for the crop year with July 2 estimates near the prior record of 148,000,000 bushels. The report emphasizes a slight difference from last year’s total as markets gauge supply.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.