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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
2
Weather note records a barometer of 30.15 inches and temperatures around 42 to 43 degrees with light winds. The garbled text references additional measurements and conditions, but key data points are barometric pressure and temperatures for the day.
Editorial urges NSW electors to vote next Saturday for a strong, clean government and criticizes past Lang administration and Bavin era. It warns that NSW results affect national governance and Australia's political future, calling for decisive action under Stevens and a new government to restore integrity.
The United States shows willingness to attend a world conference in London aimed at addressing global economic and political concerns. Officials signal readiness to participate if a suitable emergency framework can be arranged, reflecting ongoing efforts to coordinate with Great Britain and allied nations.
Brigadier General W. H. McNicall announces appointments to the vaccination youth council of the Canberra university. The briefing mentions the Queen, Governors General and Italy with a focus on travel through New South Wales and Western towns.
A fragmentary Canberra Sydney report describes a contested award in Canberra linked to a federal government dispute and a disputed payment schedule stretching over a period. The text references health ministers, a welfare association, and calls for disqualification from dispensing funds while noting criminal court proceedings in Sydney. The garbled OCR yields unclear names and dates.
A formal invitation was issued on a Thursday in France naming M. Marrlet as the new government official. The notice notes a transition in leadership and references St Pierriot Inflaled 12, 1b9 Serrptng in BWW peeket.
Sir Charles Kinant and Rati comment on 1st Sime honour for airman Smithy. The interview in Canberra covers government requests, travel, and plans for future aviation work. He speaks of pride in his country, signals willingness to remain in Australia, and outlines a tour ending in Orange and Sydney with a return to Queensland.
In a recent session at Leston, Sydney Reed was unveiled as the new head of the Braveniant Alliance branch, succeeding a veteran leader amid a planned restructuring. The move follows an earlier memo noting Reed’s prior work with 413 property and ties to the central patrol unit.
Mr Steves attacks the Meat Board over political appointments and alleged interference by the Labour Government. He accuses the board of undermining primary producers and hints at shifts in leadership and policy to favor allied factions. The dispute centers on who controls the Meat Board and how appointed figures influence rural interests.
Governor-General Sir Isaac Isaacs hosted a levee in the King's Hall Canberra marking the King's Birthday. Attendees included prominent Canberra residents and visitors in full Privy Councillor dress. Military and civic figures such as Captain Bracegirdle and Colonel Butler attended the event.
Royal message from King George expresses deep gratitude to the Governor and the people of the Commonwealth of Australia for their loyalty. The note lists numerous officials and dignitaries from parliament, cabinet, and public offices, naming attendees and signaling unity during the birthday celebrations.
Fragmentary text outlines government inquiry into acts flouting gab and a public commission. Mentions Victoria, trials, and a ministerial department. Includes references to the Union, Labour and Industry, and possible charges relating to cinemas and cultural costs.
Melbourne Friday report states Secretary for Defence Mr Shepherd announced there is no air section vacancy for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and the department cannot create a post due to ongoing economies. Transport reductions and budget constraints will limit new appointments and expenditures while market and policy shifts are discussed.
A damaged OCR list shows a government house dinner hosted by Exewllency the Governors with many invitees including notable officials and MPs. The document names representatives, ministers, and military figures, reflecting a formal reception at Sternment Hollnn Cantera Wat, with mentions of various titles and posi tions in attendance.
A fragmented report describes a morning meeting between the Minister for Health and the chair of the Meat Board, Mr Boott, with unclear conclusions and garbled details about who spoke and what was decided. The account appears to be a rough OCR capture with missing phrases and names.
In a sympathetic report Mr Steves notes the moratorium issue affecting rural settlers. Details reference the Hremler Me Rievens and the Wat Mecetarian Act, with discussions of relief prospects and potential actions by local authorities and the government. The text outlines proposals, debates, and anticipated decisions affecting debtors and the community.
A damaged passage references a Friday session with the Lieutenant-Governor and the Gluborne Kiirw Council, noting attendance by named officials and a debated proposal regarding a president or chair. Content is garbled, but indicates procedural actions, refunds, and attendance considerations at a formal meeting.
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