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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1934
Page
1
Vienna reports state control restored after prompt government action. About 900 Nazis arrested nationwide and another 900 taken prisoner in Styria. Cabinet declares a common front for the Dolfuss regime amid regional turmoil.
Diplomatic circles report Franz von Papen will serve as ambassador in Vienna, removing him from German cabinet ties after Hitler’s purge. The move aims to ease Austria’s tense relations with Germany and stabilize the region amid ongoing political upheaval.
London reports cautious British stance as Beitiah Foreign Secretary announces details of an imaginary act attributed to Dr. Dolfuse and states Britain will maintain policy on Austria's integrity. France watches Paris actions on the same day.
A disjointed cricket report from Durham highlights top scorer and bowling changes as Um and Hickman contribute with bat and ball. Mentions of Brown, Carr, Devine, Dobson and others, plus a fleeting reference to Nazi plans failing in London and Austrian Brown.
The Daily Telegraph reports a broad fall in stocks and shares in London and New York as Austrian events spark market anxiety. Traders cite delayed reactions to Austria's financial signals and fears of tighter credit amid the Wall Street panic.
The cricket tour shows a significant lead, with 10,000 pounds more than the prior total and Lee Ds contributions lifting the aggregate to 110,000 above the baseline. The 1980 figures reflect a strong performance and improved sponsorship.
Match start in Edinburgh amid windy weather as Australia and Scotland begin a three day contest. Wickets proved slow in opening play with notable innings from Wall and O'Railly, while Bell and Kneling faced early success.
The Chamber of Agriculture in Melbourne today urged the Commonwealth Government to fix wheat prices at 3/4 for the next three seasons with country aid. The report also notes financial concerns and salary provisions tied to loans, plus city council audit provisions and statements about government banks and treasury roles.
A Sydney Chamber of Commerce gathering cites state deficits and Treasury bills as a threat to finances. President A Spencer-Watts attacks financing methods, comparing government accounts to a fragile cardboard castle, urging reconsideration of public service cuts amid forthcoming Commonwealth Bank decisions.
The jury in the murder case against Mrs. Lilla Anderson, 32, reported they could not agree on a verdict. Judge ordered remand to the next court sitting. The defense and prosecution had each urged a verdict of guilty or not guilty.
In Melbourne Friday in the First Civil Court, John Reed of Brighton claimed a policy on Northgate store was valid and blamed a company adjuster for pressuring reopening after a fire. The jury, per Justice Bir Pregarick Mann, found for the defendant company.
Washington reports a heat wave has claimed about 1,350 lives across the nation as rivers fall to their lowest levels in 75 years. A Texas Gulf hurricane adds eight known dead, with dozens more drowned or missing. Drought devastates towns, with plans to cull 7,000,000 cattle and 400,000 stock under way, while relief and wheat control efforts are being reorganized amid fears of continued shortages.
Minneapolis government under martial law as Governor Olaou takes control of all trucks. City will issue permits for needed transportation to protect citizens after panel rejection and a vote among employers. about 6000 unlo truck drivers affected.
Jamon Melrose 21 left Adelaide shortly after noon to chase the Round Australia record heading to Sydney. Poor weather and darkness delayed the routing with a beach landing near Jervis Bay. He plans to resume the voyage early tomorrow en route to Sydney before returning to England for the Big race.
Announcement states the Apaac Memorial in Hyde Park will be officially opened by the Duke at Gloucaster on Saturday November 4. He will review a procession carrying about 20,000 returned soldiers through the park, with public access via open carriage drawn by Norris. AYDNEY, Friday.
A committee including representatives from the States and Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd will meet early and prepare a report. Dr. Rivett serves as chairman of the committee overseeing the hydrogenation project.
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The House of Relatives at Spos moves adjournment to 3 pm. Prime Minister Mr Lyons states when the House roams, a motion will be offered on the Retirement Bill, Loan Works Bill and County Bounty Bill.
Debates on the second reading of a bill to spend £1,000,000 in loan funds across postal and broadcasting avenues. Details cover £700,001 for telephone services, about £1,403,000 for materials in Australia, and £60,000 for national broadcasting stations. Postmaster-General Mr Perkin outlines cost controls and service-focused spending with sinking fund provisions and annual 3 percent payments.
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