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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
1
Sydney figures show New South Wales faces a probable deficit of 11 700 000 pounds for the year, far above August and January estimates. Mr. Stevens cites collapsed finances due to revenue decline, repudiation of overseas obligations, bank tightening, and unemployment, with no provision for social services.
Market analysts from the Institute for International Grains foresee a strong wheat price surge as futures trade tightens. The report notes potential supply concerns and shifting demand, with global factors influencing prices higher than last year and uncertainty in major exporting regions.
Turbulent Berlin scene as DLE CLASS COALITION builds for a general election. Axel Fedilly 81 faces a packed field as new coalition talks unfold. Parties push to curb Republican influence amid volatility and a shift away from French and stall parties.
The article outlines police measures and potential deployment to connect patients with state services. It discusses planned steps to ensure safer travel and the circulation of information.
Crowds from Hindu and Muslim communities clashed in Calcutta and nearby towns over a housing project dispute. Police formed a cordon as mobs hurled stones and set fires. casualties included several killed and many injured. Military patrols were deployed to prevent further arson and violence through the weekend.
The Land Disarmament Committee adopted a report stating it cannot reach unanimity on the offensiveness of any single land weapon. The division has fueled rumours and threatens the fate of the entire disarmament conference.
Report states Premiers from several states debated meeting in Canberra on June 23 with Melbourne as a preferred alternative. A conference chair urged clearer timing and location while government officials considered options and ongoing communications.
A writ for £5000 issued by Mr. Stevens on behalf of Mr. He i, B. Buevena, seeks damages for alleged slander. The document names Lang as the defendant and references supposed defamatory remarks. The writ grants a short window for action and notes ongoing management actions against the parties.
A major strike in Lisbon triggered clashes as workers halted rail and tram services while authorities moved to reopen lines. Rioters looted shops and a bread plant produced 60 000 loaves to feed troops. Casualties occurred as authorities dispersed demonstrators amid confusion. Public sentiment shifted toward pressure for employment reform and state control.
London reports rising chatter that Germany may default on commercial debt without relief secured at Lausanne. City officials brace for possible economic shocks and policy fallout amid continental diplomacy.
In London on a preliminary note, officials discuss an informational economic conference. The five powers invited include Nye and Bruhn figures, with representations from the Luanwintis Con fecmtew and others. The matter remains unresolved as invitations are reviewed and debated.
Ottawa reports outline a government plan to send a delegation to the Commonwealth meeting in Melbourne. Officials discuss adviser's role, budgeting questions, and whether government spending should cover travel for the delegation and bank advisers.
Minister cited Empire society Quohean today as he spoke on the O lua Conference and Commonwealth benefits. He said altitude of the conference would not be retarded and expected benefits to reach Anoteatta, noting civilisann gains for the estate.
A notice notes a complaint by Mr Eldridge alleging damages of 500 pounds against Mr Stevens. The case involves a dispute over a well or engine and references a local election figure, Justice Crapaton, with unclear surrounding details.
An incident near Orange saw C. J. Jones, the plane builder, arrive in Sydney after an overdue flight. A passenger reported facial injuries during a disturbance as the aircraft neared its destination, prompting an Inatenment hearing.
The fragmentary text references a fast Cheltenham flyer on the Great Western railways and mentions a train breaking or breaking event with figures like 124 Byles in 46 Manton 47 pectunte. It contains garbled names and unclear details but centers on railway speed and incidents.
The Prime Minister said he will stay in New Zealand to address urgent problems and rising complexity at home, while acknowledging the importance of sending a stringent delegation to Ottawa. The decision follows statements by the Master for Employment and signals that the Ottawa delegation will also stay.
The prime minister leaves for Albury to deliver a speech in support of the government and then proceeds to Sydney and Canberra for the weekend. He is due Friday evening to address a gathering at Wallantron and will stay in Canberra next week for the first of cabinet greetings on the twenty.
The notice lists Cantor registered through foreign companies and notes further registrations overdue after Saturday. It names B. Young Ltd and Australian United Prece Ltd as the latest registrations, indicating ongoing compliance actions.
A warrant has been issued for missing defendant Mybney Thentay Ange Willie under a writ for the arrest of Krank Nona Grew 28 and Plerk on a robbery charge. The case references a missing party and ongoing efforts to locate involved individuals.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Berlin election incident involving a complaint by Ambassador M. Poncet and Jokn Min. A man was arrested amid a scene at Redfern where a woman’s body was reportedly found and a crowd reacted. Further details are unclear.
The Irish Free State government invited Mr Thomas to Dublin to discuss outstanding differences ahead of the Ottawa Economic Conference. Lord Hailsham left for Dublin after a Commons wish for successful negotiations. Thomas plans to return to London for further consultation as Dublin envisages talks with De Valera and Cabinet colleagues. The debate touched on whether any compromise can be reached, with ministers stressing openness to discussion while defending existing positions.
London reports indicate both sides push a compromise on the Irish treaty issue. De Valera pursues Dublin talks and a London visit to ease British concerns, while Dublin weighs effects on trade unemployment and political plans. Observers await whether the Oath Bill and broader land inquiry tie into a larger settlement.
The year’s commercial accounts of the British Post Office show a surplus from telegram services and a marked rise in telephone revenue. Overall figures indicate a total surplus around 10.665 million with reductions in some areas compared to the previous year.
Ayoney on a Tuesday reports attendances at Shinee Hugs League matches reveal the English team participated in Sydney events. The total money amounted to 13410 pounds with England taking about 80 percent of the proceeds. The report states there is no doubt the tour will be a financial success.
New York report details an overdue airman believed missing since Friday. Officials say no verified sightings or reports have emerged, prompting ongoing search efforts and public appeals for information.
Weir finished at 3.60, a time noted in the report. Dalavia placed third in the event held Thursday, with the Australian aleman team competing.
The Times reports Thomas plans a visit to Ireland amid hopes of clearer responsibility. Cosgrave notes President De Valera shifts toward cooperation with the British Commonwealth and possible negotiations in a friendly spirit. The Free State Government wonders if full association with the Commonwealth can be achieved without choosing one path.
American heavyweight Young Stribling is reported sailing for Australia aboard the Monterey and will appear in Auckland on June 20. He is slated to debut in Sydney on July 1, likely against the winner of the Gors Palmer title bout, per officials.
A late report describes a six person assault on Misa Owen Bhaddock, 9, of Fanendon, on a night train near midnight. The thief fled with her handbag and keys. A second young man was assaulted and robbed of 16 shillings in a similar incident.
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