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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
1
The state ready to buy bread under a contract estimated by the Bake r s Union. The new company headed by Mutt A. Shidler aims to supply to govern ment works at 3 8 per dozen with price objections by bakers noted. Officials expect the price to be too high and anticipate a revision.
Mr Scullin resents opposition movement over restricting supply as Senate conflict deepens and threats loom. Officials and observers note growing pressure on policy direction and potential clashes with Senate leadership. Public notices warn of forthcoming hearings and policy debates shaping economic measures.
Parliament hears proposal to cut turpentine duty from 4d to 1d per gallon amid pushback on twelve month appropriation. Prime Minister and United Australia Party oppose extending supplies beyond three months. government contemplates ending year with a twelve month appropriation bill, while Estimates and public spending stay under scrutiny.
The Australian grower officials warned that unregulated wool sales could undermine farmer earnings. They argued coordinated marketing would prevent price swings and protect long term interests. Landon influence was cited as a concern impacting Australian wool exports and market stability.
A distorted report describes a meeting where discussion centered on securing funds, with reference to the Commonwealth Bank and private banks. It notes possible external financing if the Commonwealth Bank could not supply money, and hints at assigned duties or approvals. The text is garbled and names are unclear.
The Riverina movement opens discussions on compulsory arbitration and industrial relief. Speakers including W. Mchwilk and Charles Hardy urge careful reform to protect workers while preserving contract freedom. Proposals include a central arbitration court and provincial enforcement amid broader federation ideas.
fragmentary OCR text references a boycott and trade measures involving Chinese goods and internal commerce authorities. It hints at efforts to limit foreign products and promote domestic production, with mentions of tensions between sellers and officials and attempts to expand export of primary commodities.
A census released yesterday for the Maal Genmas territory indicates the population as of June 30 is down by 0.3 percent from the previous year. The drop follows the removal of the Naval Wetablistinene and the Toyy Milky College from Duntrooe, affecting regional totals and demographics.
Leading jockey Rydney rode to the top in a midweek race meeting headline. M McCartan and E rie followed, with Baby noted among the participants in a card featuring six to ten entries and varied wagering options.
London Wednesday report on former prime minister Lloyd George shows hemorrhage in his London home. Doctors say no operation needed. careful medical care advised. Dame Margaret Lloyd travels from North Wales. relatives including Sir Thomas Cary Evans in London.
Unclear OCR fragment references Burma and rebel areas with mentions of priests, amnesty, and organization plans. Specific names, places, dates, or outcomes are not readable.
Fragmentary report notes the Graf Zeppelin on a northern sea route nearing a port, with a strong current and rough conditions. The blurring text mentions a landing at Menon Bay and an ascent moments later, referencing Hoohor Fat and Leo Hows in unclear context.
The inquiry before Chief Secretary Gates examined clashes between Detective Wickham and Thompson and Inspector Mobinon of the Pharos Bank, urging tighter control of illicit traffic under the Drug Act. The commission recommended expanding oversight to the Vallee Department and censured allegations by Wickham and Thompson while finding no solid motive or evidence of collusion.
Mollison sails to Sourabaya on a wartime transport, joining a small crew from Wyndham. The departure marks the start of a distant deployment with duties in the Pacific theater.
In London editorials, Daily Herald accuses certain French interests of a deliberate attempt to break British credit and persuade Europe that France is the only financially stable country. The piece notes a £20,000,000 credit discrepancy tied to Snowdon, Pass, and Bank of England figures amid financial welfare concerns.
A fragmentary London hearing on reserves for profit and dividend shows conflict over accounting standards. Henry Morgan, president of the Society of Accountants, testified that auditors cannot determine dividend amounts, only information required in final accounts. The testimony notes disputes over profit availability and commercial accounting rules.
Fragmented report shows representatives defending a 6,000 pound spending and a 50,000 pound saving amid debate over building a warship dockyard and potential transfers. The discussion references Wake, Bensley group, and Austratian dockyard plans with unclear details and multiple errors in the source text.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Hawke's Bay event with damage and injury notes. Mentions Wellington and a date Wednesday, unclear specifics. Names and details are garbled. core fact points to a sharp event causing damage in Hawke's Bay with related regional references.
The Loan Council will meet Wednesday to review finances and debt. It plans to discuss a Treasury bill issue near 26 million pounds, loan arrangements, and funding for wheat farmers and unemployment relief. Also to be considered are reorganization of external indebtedness and lower interest rate options.
The article reports on a contentious parliamentary session where Lang Farce and Achabandda are involved. It notes an executive failure to grasp the breadth of the Farce and describes motions related to the Laine Pian and Loan Cannels. The piece mentions collaboration among leaders and the vote on a regulation amid ongoing political turmoil.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a departure by a group called World Flyers, mentioning Shan, Tussia, Tarowelta, Yarnton, and uncertain travel plans or destination details. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
The German delegation led by de Primi and Miter met British officials including Prime Minister and Henderson to discuss Anglo German ties. They sought a joint path toward universal peace, economic mobility, and renewed cooperation. Talks covered rebuilding relations and resolving global tensions, with emphasis on restoring trust and stability.
Fragmentary text details a NSW government dispute over Commonwealth authority and wartime powers. It references Mr R Green from Richmond, an announcement about a river issue, and mentions the Murray Commission. The piece discusses constitutional tensions between the New South Wales Government and the Commonwealth, with focus on authority and possible calls for collaboration or dispute resolution.
A man aged 20, Aldridge, facing murder charges in Melbourne, challenges his mental state. The case centers on alleged stepson related killings and the court considers insanity as a defense.
At Kensington Races a steward, assessing interagepoe bo, held an inquiry into the fourth race where rider W. Mitthiewson fat a ene a aR. Shelton, rider, was deemed responsible for basel's armunities.
The Commons heard figures showing more road fatalities and injuries this year. The Home Secretary noted fatalities around 76 and 175,000 injuries, with more lamps and safety measures urged amid rising traffic.
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