02 Jun 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
1
Major Bird, managing director of Commonwealth Oil Refineries Ltd, told the Tariff Board in Melbourne that if he owned C O R he would shut the refineries and concentrate on importing refined petrol to achieve higher profits. The testimony was reported Monday.
Ramsay MacDonald outspeaks in a chaotic sketch of political turmoil amid a sweepstakes frenzy. He warns of potential government action as the nation confronts a volatile financial and social moment with uncertainty over policy directions.
The Canberra advisory council was told the government cannot act on advice that involves large expenditure. The minister warned no transfer of departments would be acceptable and urged measures to cut costs. He noted private budgets and Canberra’s population growth affect finances and that spending must be reduced.
Rome report says the rift between Italy and the Vatican has widened prompting observers to suggest the government may disband the Action Society or force the Vatican to confine activities to religious matters. Police withdrawn from Catholic organizations as Catholic gatherings resume, observers note.
Report to Premiers' Conference outlines a 30 year conversion loan with seven year initial maturity and three year steps thereafter. Bondholders could choose four percent base rate with capital adjustments or a reduced rate with cap. Bankers urge staged ten period issue and parallel early redemption, plus safeguards for small holders. Continued discussion noted with Lyons and Hatherton observers.
Riot violence between Hindus and Muslims in Calcutta leaves four dead amid ongoing curfew orders. Police arrest dozens with more than 180 supplementary guards drafted into the city as clashes spread.
Canberra government plans action at the Federal Territory Court after a period of proceedings. The matter involves national affairs and the possibility of a formal government response. The court is to decide on new measures related to the territory’s governance and pending administrative steps.
A fragmented report from Suva indicates a council meeting discussing international preferences. It mentions amending Home Maritime policies and lists various items including canned goods, confectionery, dried fruit, fats, and beverages.
A buried alive workman died at Merrov Tne when a bin whisk cover collapsed. Herbert Ahbwlt, 34, of Gowluns, was covered by debris and not at work long before. Others reached safety after a long effort, with 20 minutes more work to locate the injured man.
Sydney Monday report on the National Marty executive meeting addressing nomination questions for the upcoming federal election. debate over candidate eligibility and party unity. plans to select national candidates proceed despite attendance concerns and potential conflicts.
A report outlines the appointment process for conciliators and the term of office for the new committee. Mero Ret Metathi, MJ, is named as domity chairman in place of the former appointee, with terms expiring within the UNE Tew works' agit.
Vatican and Catholic groups accuse Italian authorities of suppressing Catholic education reforms as protests erupt in Rome and across Italy. Vatican officials meet Cardinals to discuss the tense crisis, while clashes and rumors of violence accompany demonstrations.
The wareoue Bridge opening is planned for March 18 next year with government decision on prepeead ALAS Gulbition still pending. It is believed ministers agree to provide 680000 for the project.
In Monday’s lawless unemployment report a raid on bakers and rail workers prompted a push for arbitration. The piece notes the absence of a deputy commander under the measure and mentions Mr. Motireth to head a conciliation review. J Hook and HR Pherwin are named among officials connected to the trade and labor committee.
A young couple married Monday at the Cathedral, later visiting another clergy for a ceremony. The groom John Qarrick and bride are reported to plan to announce the marriage publicly. The bride’s father said he was told of the marriage plans but the couple will live apart for a month before confirming the union.
A Breslau rally led by former Weld marshal Mackennel and allied leaders draws 120000 marchers in a show of nationalist resolve. Police quell unrest as crowd chants threaten overthrow of the current regime and call for Germany to reclaim frontiers.
Fragmentary report describes a Siberian outpost where a remaining tribe endures amid harsh terrain. A Soviet Academy party arrives. leadership includes a female chief judge guiding traditional hunting and fishing practices as external authority engages.
London editors question the Australia Virginia proposal and its scope. The Times notes a framed program to ensure unity and duty while warning against excessive reductions, urging careful scrutiny and public approval.
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A high level discussion notes a loan offer set for June 18 of 800 million dollars, with terms linked to the Commonwealth and New Booth division. The agreement, discussed at the Hromlere Conference in Avge, signals shifts in positions and reactions among officials and critics.
A dramatic pursuit ended with a fatal incident as thieves fled through Rowe Atal fon nna and a young man died. Police traced vehicle signals and identified a suspect linked to the scene. Investigators recovered details from witnesses and the car, with officials confirming the fatal outcome.
A Chicago woman near death is linked to a murder trail as investigators seek those involved in the crime. Police report a series of related acts connected to her death, with family members and others named in the unfolding case.
The Discovery research ship arrived at Plymouth after a long Antarctic voyage led by Sir Dovalan Mon son. The crew received aid and a review report will be issued through the committee.
A fragmented report outlines a proposed economic scheme touching on retrenchment, tax changes, and national effort. It references federal vna biute, bondholders, and punitive taxation while naming Br. Boullin, Mr. Lane, and John Maprinson Moire as figures in a contested forecast.
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