State Stocks Conversion Likely in Parliament Talk
London reports suggest likely conversion plans discussed by Commons leaders. The note mentions potential changes to stock arrangements and possible impacts on the war measures and government funding.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
1
Plane in flames forces landing amid smoky crash
A plane from Coohamon, Thursday, forced a landing after a midair malfunction. Passengers and crew escaped with injuries after the aircraft burst into flames following a collision or strike. One victim, Airey, reportedly aided others and was taken to Nar Mine 40 June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coohamon
Po Agni
Poolamon
Yi-Day
Wevckine
Winvet Mediately
Airey
Wnhurt
Narmine
Australian bonds bought in New York for sinking fund
Australian government entries indicate 12-month 9-102 bonds purchased in New York for the sinking fund totaling around 30 dollars, with multiple purchases recorded. May operations show bond purchases valued at about 147,000 dollars secured during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bie Dollere
Bonde
Unclear Advertisement Sparks City Unification Debate
Fragmentary OCR item references an advertisement in Sydney about unification efforts and a related campaign. Mentions Mr Lane, Mr Frente, and a planned event on a Monday with discussions of international labor and an association service, but details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thirday
Lane Hyn Deatula
Reymeta
Waertauins
Mons
Mr. Frente
Mannay
Sarge Br
Ralwins Moe
Labo
Alan
Queen Alexandra Empire Tribute Marks Royal Observance
A royal memorial ceremony at St James Palace honors Queen Alexandra with pride as the Empire tribute unfolds. The King, Queen Elizabeth, and other royals participate as a bronze statue is admired and wreaths are laid marking Rexactien Day across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre
Bronse
Embariaiic
Alretching
Manding
Elizabeth
St. James Palace
Rexactien
Enstate
Hing
Alesina Rosen
Tesard
Grand Master for Third Term Highlighted in Local Page
The article notes a third term for the Grand Master, with references to local groups and officials. It mentions Aubrey Hallonan and a council or committee at a meeting, detailing the absence of approval for a major decision and noting procedural steps in the Linden region.
Redfern Rolls Voters Report Irregularities in AAT Contest
Reported irregularities in an AAT candidate race surface as agents outside polling sites confront voters and threaten intimidation. Officials say some voters are described as misled and fear retaliation while party activists in Bodtere and Lang areas prepare to pursue aggressive tactics to suppress opposition. security around headquarters tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svnsey
Ruavanciya
Yieg Havn
Mertork
Alma
Wursfeld
WAH
Ainy
Harthy
Lang
Weiss
Wayne
Brutal incident in Mr Langs Seat Mydney
A fragmentary OCR passage describes a violent event with unclear names and actions. It mentions a candidate and a labone canndiiite and references injuries and a chaotic scene. The text is garbled but implies a serious disturbance and possible legal aftermath.
Police Hands Original Document Report
A fragmented police report references an original document, with garbled details about a person named Childay and alleged actions. The passage suggests an inquiry or summary of an event, but readable facts remain limited and unclear.
Senseful labor plot claims hoax in poster document
A sensational report alleges a forged labor document used to accuse Labour leaders of a revolutionary plot. The World cites a telegram and British officials as saying the document is a fraud and that those responsible should face the Crimes Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labourn
Dacw
Lahaut
Mx. Chak
Yeferring
Tial
Boil
Tate
Intimidation of UAP Candidates Stirs Local Tension
A distorted report says Lang supporters threaten UAP candidates amid alleged vandalism and intimidation events. Shopkeepers report pressure to support Lane nominees as tensions rise in the community and local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Thurs
Tnt Potitea Forrelie
Victorian premier predicts Lang defeat in election
The Victorian premier forecasts a Lang victory defeat risk, stating the party faces strong opposition. Nominated candidates and political maneuvering are noted as factors shaping the outcome amid current tensions and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Ulster Rejects De Valera's Incorporation Proposal
The News Agency reports Ulster rejects De Valera's proposal to join the Free State. Ulster government maintains its stand as an integral UK part despite pressure. Prime Minister Craigavon says there will be no change in Ulster's determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wednenday
de Valera
Ulster
Free State
Edward Cargon
Yaserm
Lord Craigavon
of Winter
Ulater
United Kingdom
Oath Bill Deadlock Hinges on British Agreement
The Senate rejects amendments to the oath bill until an agreement is reached with Britain. De Valera reports the Free State government maintains its position as talks stall. The debate centers on treaty provisions and reforms, with no resolution after months of stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
de Valera
Bénate
Sal
Trinh
Phi
Guy Honinent
Ottawa Britain Well Ahead London Con ference Preparations
Report of steady progress in preparatory work for the Ottawa Conference among Ministers and departments with close contact to representative organs and trade interests. Officials from Australia Africa Newfoundland Southern Asia and India have advised on industrial matters and trade during May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ottawa
Thoma
E OF Commons
Orgastentoma
Numeroud Trutex
Australia
Africa
Tidesia
India
Singapore Base London Defense Stance Highlighted
A historical report notes Singapore’s role in Empire strategy with Singapore singled out as key to trade and imperial outlook. Britain’s representative cites Singapore’s port and position, referencing New Zealand and Dominion ties while signaling wartime priorities amid unsettled global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wermenday
New Zealand
Parl Mentiy
Brit Empire League
Japan
Amery
Singapore
Charge against Barry Lachmund collapses at Central Court
A charge of salne pretences pre cured against Barry Lachmund, 44, in connection with fruit machines, collapsed at the Central Court. Lachmund was discharged. Authorities said two machines operated at Harkin Motel with a permit, others allegedly replaced. defence attorney Mr. W. Niland stated the charge was timulent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedney
Barry Latchmund
Central Court
Lachmund
Harkin
W. Niland
Irish Dispute Conference to Meet in London
An Anglo Irish Conference is arranged in London to begin Friday at 11.6 with Prime Minister in the chair. The outline includes two representatives per party and an agreed chairman. Attendees will discuss the treaty, oath, and the prospects for an international court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hime
Hameay Stacy Wonaldy
Dublin Conference Report Under Prime Minister Oversight
A parsing note indicates a Dublin conference with London participation. The Prime Minister presided over formal talks attended by the Dominion Secretary and Lord Hallahan. Reported remit of the talks touches on constitutional questions and preliminary status updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weileates
Mn 3
WM. Thomas
Lord Hallahan
Miniutye
Duplin
de Valona
Car Expenses Charged on Relief Funds Controversy
A government inquiry reveals that unemployment relief funds were charged for car hire and related travel costs. Statements by Mr Baddeley and Mr Dunningham indicate approval of using the fund for departmental transport and welfare trips, while critics call it improper use and note travel needs varied among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bypnen
Thureny
Mliuiyier
Baddots
Reeyvet
Dunninghem
Baddeley
Celiet
Scheyville
Dupmingham
Real Labour IR Scullin's Appeal Unchanged In Ideals
In a statement reflecting party tone, Scullin maintains his core ideals and opposition to Lang's plan. The appeal centers on labor values and economic policy, signaling no shift in stance amid political debate and public scrutiny.
Confidence Tricks Illuminate Australian Political Fraud Case
A Melbourne court hears a case about a confidence trickster named Bernard who exploited investors in New South Wales and Australia’s Labor Party ties. The defendant used manipulated documents and false identities to steal thousands, including 500 and 807 pounds, from multiple victims over years. Police described a deceptive scheme, with authorities detailing Bernard’s methods and the impact on victims and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Roulin
New Hout Wales
Hutumday
Bealladen
Australia
Lang
Beinyond Vian
Scullin
el Intere
Feneral
Vnea
London
Raducion
Whesino
Alrather
Perman
Euy
Handlean
Ming Denis
Neve Sternard
Cee
Guna Ernans
Potien
Bernard
Hyiney
Amer
UJ Jen
Brutand
Saatenieg
Imnl
No Visit to Rome Denied by Lord Strickland
A garbled London report attributes Lord Strickland with denying a visit to Rome and cites Vatican sources about reconciliation calls. The piece references inconsistent wording and unclear dates, offering a fragmentary view of diplomatic chatter.
Waldrew-Veraca Cate-WEIR Arrives at Batavia
Out of court settlement noted involving Waldrew and Veraca Cate-Weir amid a Batavia arrival. The report references Sydney on Thursday and a master clerk Vernon connected to a case of alleged mispayment and removal to Batavia. Text is garbled with multiple names and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thureday
Harta Wal | Ron
Mundh
Vernon
Omscler
Batavia
Eikman
Hogland
Alsclowd
Attitude on Reparations by U S in Doubt
New York dispatch reports U S policy on German reparations remains unclear with hints of possible cancellation tied to the annulment of war debts. State Department comments show inquiries from foreign envoys, but no firm position on amount or forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Germany
United
State Department
Aft
Allinson
Biman
London
Ronald Lindsay
Omeiain
Allence
United States
Lausanne
French Premier Invites Britain for Preliminary Lausanne Talks
The French premier plans preliminary negotiations with Britain ahead of Lausanne opening. Mr. Ramsey MacDonnell, escorted by Sir John Bimon, to depart London Saturday for Marseille and onward to Switzerland early next week with the British delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weanestay
Foreign Office
France
Herriot Kaw
Ramesy MacDonall
John Bimon
Latham to Stay in Europe for Geneva and Lausanne Talks
The Commonwealth Attorney General Mr JG Watham originally planned a May 34 return from Geneva after representing Australia at the Disarmament Conference. He will likely remain in Europe for the opening of the Lausanne reparations conference on June 16 to assist the Commonwealth at initial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
JG Watham
Australia
Geneva
Europe
Lausanne
Latham
Bank Key Word Alleged Illegal Use Report
An August hearing in Parramatta Quarter Mensions was held when Ivy Kathien Robins was cited. Police alleged a bank key word scheme involving an elderly man and his grandson, with funds withdrawn from Alcorn's account. The grandchild and Voustable Gallagher were connected to the withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNET
Thurstey
Parramatta
Ivy Kathien Robins
Gallagher
Alcorn
Youths awful death caught in machine at Mighees Ltd
Motahy morning, Lawrence Healey aged 10 was pulled into a loom at the Mighees Ltd factory in Tottenham. He was held fast until the machine was dismantled. The boy suffered fatal injuries and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F W. Minghes Ltd
Lawrence Healey
American Economy Bill Passage Reported
An early report claims the American economy bill passed with unclear figures. It cites a national budget element ranging from 20,090,000 to 168,000,009 dollars and mentions the Warhington area with ambiguous references to government expenditure.
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Securities
Dolly Herat
Wales
Queen Alexandra
Worial
Giyn
Bydney
Neran
Rypney
Piuraday
Arnuel Henvarant
Aubrey Hallonan
Mamor
Lind Lering
Majorun
Redfern Rolls
A.L.P. Bill
Mydney
Coleauin
Federal
Labone
On -Vietien
Sean Tster
Tran
Owen
Lang Service
S.W
New South
Commie Nut
Alee
Childay
Iran
Concensie
Tovered Arti
Suny
U.A.P
Sdedeomnrd
M. Lang
Senate
Britain
N.Z
Empire Court
Dublin
REAL
IR. Scullin
Rome
Lord Strickland
Tamaay
Jord Strickland
Rowe
Vatican City
Steve
Waldrew
Veraca
Cate
Weir
U.S.A
MR. Latham
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