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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
1
State Protest Over Governor Thomas Under Review
A Wednesday protest in London focused on Governor Thomas while a Commons debate continued. MP G. asked about declined instructions and the government’s reply, with the matter described as under consideration by the agent and convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wadnesday
Commons
M. Thames
Stink Bomb Allegations Stir Melbourne Police Debate
A disrupted Melbourne scene reports claims of stink bombs and protests sparked by a deputation seeking more police presence. Officials deny details as the minister orders inquiry into recent disturbances at theatres and concerts, with mentions of store closures and alleged threats.
Illness of Lloyd George Creates Anxiety in London
Fragmented report notes Prime Minister Lloyd George ill, triggering anxiety across London. It mentions cabinet meetings, a possible operation, and Mrs. Livy George confirming concern while Liberal leaders prepare for Cambridge event. The text is garbled but centers on his health and political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wrdmenday
David Lied
Prme
Hendon Agees
Heviin
Loyd Georgw
Livy George Aiciaved
Uma Mennet
Cambridge
Megan
George
Mega
Floyd George
Publi Ite
Ates Toy Ceara
Arrangement of World Intelligence Rights in New Zealand
A mid edition compilation outlines special information rights and the global rules governing access to intelligence materials. The notice references Reuters World and the broader protection of information, applicable within New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Ial
Arrangamant
Reuters
Ether Special Mursan of Information
New Zealand
Savings Bank Merger Ends NSW Government Negotiations
Sir Robert Gideon, chairman of the Commonwealth Bank Board, announced that negotiations for the takeover of the Savings Bank of New South Wales have been definitely closed. The bank detailed the progress since the run on the bank began in March and said it would not comment on the New South Wales government’s stance, noting obligations to safeguard public confidence and the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Robert Gideon
Commonwealth Bank Board
Government of New South Wales
Savings Bank of New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
State Savings Bank
the Bank
New Mouth
Walon
New South Wake
New South Wales Bank
Maron
Paymenta Aa
Mayings Bank
Commonwealth of Trading Banks
Bir Robart
Sriting Tbut
New South Wales
Liewo
New South Water Bank
Sir Roberthen
T New South Wales
Fala
New Houth Wales
Commonwealth
Witter
Fromtier
New Bouth Walve
Aio
New Bouth Walen
New South Walen
Robert Newon
Hy Bank
New ‘Routh Wales
New Bouth Wales Bank
Man Boutt
Welen ‘Puntly
Aivte
Na Ima
Bayfuse Bank
Hank Board
Gepontars
New South Wales Ravings
Ihr Post
Lang
Mate Buvinage
Robert Gibron
Hank Wa
Aimilar
Jaune
Robert Gibson
Volcane
O-Morrow
Commonwealth Bank Treasury Deposite
Inetaimenta
Wren
Rayings Bank
Hayings Bank
Flyers Missing Over Atlantic
A partial transcript details a missing transatlantic flight crew from New York reported on Thursday. Sharp fears arise for the crew after more than 400 hours pass without contact as authorities discuss bank guarantees and state assurances in New South Wales. The report outlines government-bank negotiations and proposed takeovers amid ongoing banking distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boardman
Peleno
Tokio
Rationing Impacts Government Savings Bank Staff
In a government plan the 1,400 staff of the Government Savings Bank face a 50 percent reduction under rationing, following failed talks with the Commonwealth Bank. Officers may work alternate days with Rural Bank staff likely taking one week off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Thureda
Government Savings Bank
Commonwealth Bank, Lovers
Uaeine Danke Ao
Thrae
Stolen car found abandoned near Molongle Road
A damaged OCR report states a stolen car was discovered yesterday morning near Molongle on Urlarra Road. The vehicle is described as a Teaie oH, Avena, Forrest style make and model, with no immediate injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urlarra Road
Molongle
Yasterday Mornis
Teaie Oh
Avena
Forrest
Air Service Under Consideration in Commons
In the House of Commons the Under-Secretary recalled the creation of a regular air service from Allarpalla via under consideration. Commander Kenworthy pressed for a definite date, asking if a name could be provided. Montagne replied that the period had not been accurately stated and emphasized caution over timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wednenans
Montaie
Kenworthy
House of Commons
W. Allarpalla
Mer
Montagne
Bread Price Inquiry Set For Monday In Parliament
A parliamentary inquiry into bread prices will begin on Monday. Mr J M Grant will lead the session in Representatives Committee Room at Parliament House, Canberra. The Minister for Home Affairs invites witnesses from the Customs Department and related agencies to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Maclees
J. M. Grant
Ps Tiament House
Siet Orton
Bn Pace
Tradt
All Customs Department
No. 1
Canberra
World Flyers Forced Down In Wales
Two Atlantic flyers are forced to land in Cardigan Wales after an emergency incident. The crew including Muah Herndon and Clyde Vanghorn faced mechanical trouble while returning from Newfoundland. They spoke of exhausting eight hours of fuel and continued toward Ireland before the unexpected turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weanosaay
Atlantic Flyers
Muah Herndon
Clyde Vanghorn
Postigen
Cardigan
Vanahors
Newfoundland
Ireland
Tyore Inter Tuk
New Accounts Plan for Bank in Martin Place
Sydney reveals plans to open a new accounts section in Martin Place to relieve congestion at Commonwealth Savings Bank in Duntlereagh Mirect. The move targets handling rising vault balances and new deposits while awaiting completion of a premium building at Pitt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thureway
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Duntlereagh
Martin Place
Pitt Street
Mollison Mishap Delays Java to Batavia Transit
The report describes A J Mollisan arriving from Batavia and departing for Aloratar after a rough landing in Batavia. He faced darkness and fatigue during the journey, with a damaged wing repaired by a crew, then walked several blocks to continue toward Anjmapare after 27 hours from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingapore
Trurenay
Wirman
A. J. Mollisan
Batavia
Aloratar
Mollie
Leromio Ganeully
Maravia Aera
Ligue of
Wileinthy
Senate Delays Supply Bill As Canberra Loan Council Possible
United Party failed to restrict the Appropriation Bill to three months in the House, while the Senate debated supply and the timing of a Loan Council meeting in Canberra. Live discussions touched on salaries due August 7 and the need for further appropriation beyond August 6, with party lines and procedural moves shaping the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Party
House of Representatives
Country Party
Senate
Saanny Fasty
Barnes
Loan Council
Canberra
Melbourne
Senators Meeting On Government Supply Cuts
A special Opposition Senate meeting discussed the Government supply issue and backed Lyons amendments to trim a twelve month appropriation to five months. Country Party senators were not invited, with Senator R D Elliott noting their known stance on the Melbourne conference plan and the need for decisive steps in the federation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator
Mr. Lyons
Country Party
R.D. Eliiott
Australia
One Act Proclaims Debt Conversion Bill
The proclamation references the Debt Conversion Bill and its aim to convert certain Commonwealth debts. It notes opening the conversion period and details on terms, rates, and eligibility for holders of participation certificates. The document records that the act is proclaimed and outlines the timeline for when the conversion may begin and the conditions for holders to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Camuir
Muto
Delton
Hilt
Corian
Stock Exchange converts hundred twenty seven thousand sovereigns
The committer of the Sindhiry cle Exchange decided to convert the whole of the £27,100 Commonwealth newurrition into the exchange at a fixed rate. The prime minister and ministers discussed the move, with Browanilt noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindhiry
Muir
Commonwealth
Lang Pla State Premier Retains Post Amid Rehabilitation Plan
Report notes Lang Pla state premier retaining leadership despite questions after the Gayryi Ava decision and comments on the Trimme Revience Rehabilitation Plan. Dr Arthur and Kilpatrick are mentioned in the discussion as to whether a certain policy path will be pursued or discarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Kilpatrick
Wmmether
Lang
Arthur
Debate over three month supply after estimates passed
In the House yesterday, after estimates passed, the Prime Minister proposed a supply of 19,586,111 for twelve months while the Opposition moved to cut to three months. The vote ended 40 to 18 against the amendment. several Labour and United Party members were named as voting for it or against it as the Bagley group left before the count. The debate centered on government policy, parliamentary procedure, and the viability of continuing the plan with limited funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Opnonion
Brennan
Gale
United Party
Mean Bayley
Hell
D. Cameron
M. Cameron
Fenton
Francis
Gardner
Guy
Hawke
Lyons
Mackay
Marka
Mare
Maxwell
Morgan
PatKhii
Trice
White
Bagley
Lft
Lyone
Lawie
Lyane
Asa
Rowse
Labour Party
Curtin
Mevillin
Lewin
Tayona
Ian
Boullis
Pras
Workers' Compensation Ordinance Sent For Gazette Publication
The Commonwealth Gazette announced a new workers' compensation ordinance in a fragmentary report. It notes publication and enactment steps with references to officials and a debate on the measure, including remarks attributed to Mr Lang and Mr Raid and figures cited as costs and consequences.
Dole Frauds Man Sent To Gaul
Details from Central Court in Campbell report a man charged with dole frauds using false names. Police evidence shows substantial sums involved and a sentence of imprisonment. The case mentions a woman and a food campaign, with the judge set to proceed on further conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Gaul
Bydney
Turin
Central Court
Campbell
Falmn
Campbell Tyr Ntine
Ruiedet OF Food
Cvapanm
Sevdrslaitereat Union
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