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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1932
Page
1
In Santiago the revolutionary junta has taken control and vows to rebuild government under provisional President Davila. Decrees authorize confiscatory taxes on large incomes and seizure of private capital ventures to fund redistribution. Foreign interests face major restructuring as utilities, mines, and industries come under state control.
Apparent chatter in Public Service Wembera notes possible further salary reductions. Claims mention ten percent cuts and hardship across departments. The text references cane allowances and a transfer from Matbourne, with concerns about impacts on general graduation and workers.
Delegates from 20,000 farmers in Tokyo plan a direct appeal to the Japanese Emperor under constitutional law. They accuse the government of lax relief measures and allege distress from wartime policies, with reports of involvement by local authorities and bloodied streets.
Australian reports describe a mystery after a Sydney airman Mitchell vanished following takeoff. Regarded as possibly heading toward New Zealand, no signal or wreckage has been found since the flight's early afternoon departure.
The Chief Secretary announced an open season on disloyal utterances with prosecutions to follow. He cited motions against Randy Hoare for a King reference in April of last year and said reports may be halted in the department only as long as needed. The Governor and British Commonwealth voices were invoked to underscore the stance.
A Royal Commission inquiry is named into Goode case as two Sydney deaths arise from early holiday incidents. Clive McPherson, a machinist, injured in a fall. Neal Paormin, 700, and Miss Fileen Mitchell, 17, drowned after a harbour accident. Authorities announce intentions amid sparse immediate details.
In Adelaide Monday, 74 year old William Hayward tells of his epic desert trek aided by two Aboriginal companions. Stranded near Alice Springs, the three crossed about 400 miles in harsh conditions, guiding and protecting him until rescue at Port Wakefield. Hayward credits their courage for his survival and return to Adelaide after operations.
A fragmented report notes a 2000 pound grant allocated to Queanbeyan and the surrounding municipality for unemployment relief. It mentions Commonwealth works, road improvements, and a loan under the Loan Act with contributions from local funds and a Commonwealth grant totaling several thousand pounds.
The lettered exchange centers on Stevens denying Lang’s accusations that the Premier planned to feature a wealthy bus owner in political material linked to a war tribute. Stevens asserts he gave Lang a chance to respond and demands inquiry by authorities, insisting his own funds paid for his private car and denying organization funds.
A fragmentary report on a political confrontation in which Mr Lang and supporters defend national policy while opponents attack socialisation and personal covenant ideas. The text references unemployment, moratoriums, mortgage protections, and plans to reform family and economic life under government policy.
Unclear passage describes golfers amid protests during a match with two players from Can iv. Golf try. Levine Uhrwan bony Pethtoes noted at 15th and 1th hole. A meeting considered potential action in response to the incident.
An aged report notes an overdue Atlantic airman from New York to Warsaw. The text mentions a possible identity, Hausner, and describes conditions at an aerodrome with aluminated units remaining. Observers track the vessel as authorities assess the situation in Poland and nearby skies.
At Central Court Claude Beast Prinmen 2% was remanded on charge of having acted in concert to steal an overcoat. A book of tickets found in his possession tied him to cloak room fraud used to obtain articles not belonging to him.
In Newcattle on Monday a failed robbery near the city left the car of Premier Aydnny damaged. Two men entered the office and fled but failed to grab cash. Police found a note questioning why the discussion did not yield money.
Berlin dispatch reports rising support for the Nazi faction as Hindenburg contemplates future leadership. Mentions Crown Prince and Schleicher as possible figures, with troops in uniform, public displays, and fears of a dictatorship and rollback of the republic.
Fragmentary OCR shows a pessimistic Paris view from Le Temps about Germany and the postwar balance. The piece notes collaboration with the new government and references the Treaty of Versailles as a flimsy basis for lasting peace, highlighting doubt and unrest in the immediate aftermath.
Berlin reports deny any plan by Chancellor von Papen to resign the presidency in favor of the Crown Prince. The piece blames the government for corruption and urges voters to back a return to constitutional rule, finance honesty, and public integrity as elections approach.
The Victorian Premier Ble Ataniog revealed he would not meddle in New South Wales affairs but stressed the NSW election could impact Victoria. Argyle voiced optimism about future improvements in trade and confidence since policy debate.
Anarchist attacker Scardellotto arrested near Mussolini’s residence with revolver two bombs and forged passport. He planned to strike during the Anita Garibaldi monument unveiling on Janipulum Hill but troops cordoned him off. He admitted Swiss origin and faces trial by special tribunal with possible shooting sentence like 1931 case.
A large Newcastle crowd exceeds two thousand welcomed Stevens today in a spirited event. The audience contrasted the reception with Navin’s prior appearance as he urged costs and policies to the city. Stevens appeared enthusiastic and engaged with the audience.
Mr Lang arrived at Narrandera and found a large crowd jeering. A man in the crowd urged three cheers for him while praising a rival dole standard. Lang challenged the man, who said he had no relation to him. A bystander warned Lang his voice would not let him speak.
Workers found a battered suitcase in a Brunswick paddock. A passerby took it home and later police traced it to contain £111 in notes. A veteran card inside helped identify the owner, who said the bag carried for years. The thief grabbed it on a door step Friday and fled.
Country hockey results from Wydeney with Goulburn defeating Poxall Cun by four goals, Grange defeating Sydney C wun by three, and Mydway reveree beating Carberra by a narrow margin.
Mr Bie announced today actions by the Lang Government involving payments of 750 to J Gravee and 1 4509 to the furniture True from the unemployment relief fund. The matter was referred to the Crown Law Department and the Government would seek to recover the money if possible.
Cairo reports the government signals willingness to negotiate a new Anglo Egyptian Treaty when Britain calls. It pledges fair distribution of funds from revoked organizations among all areas and citizens regardless of whether they joined the pledge. The unemployed are urged to be good citizens and deserve access to any available work. The plan aims to tackle unemployment nationwide to restore prosperity.
The conference of the church body denounces low public morals and condemns a state lottery. It urges Christians to avoid complicity with any party and to preserve upright character in civic life.
Davis Cup selectors say the Australian team failed to reach the final round and will incur financial loss. They received about 700 pounds from the water of the Smertoantle, but this did not cover expenses.
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