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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
1
Readable snippets show a sale listing items such as brushes and clothing with various prices and quantities. The fragment mentions pairs and lots, a Tuesday sale date, and multiple price markers, but exact items and full details are incomplete.
Rumors claim Japan seeks dominance in Manchuria by excluding other powers, pressuring foreign and commercial interests. The questioning by foreign diplomats worries about disruption of port services and potential intervention by major powers. A cautious stance from the Manchurian government seeks recognition amid broader regional pressure and possible shifts toward the Soviet Union.
In London Unie President De Valera presses for a new accord amid Irish and American sensitivities. Negotiations promise a cautious path, with Britain urged to show restraint and generosity while avoiding unnecessary friction.
Final appeals from many platforms close a tense campaign in New South Wales. Lang faces a likely defeat as United Australia and United Country parties appear set to gain seats while Labor hopes rise in Auburn and Barwon with P. E Coleman and L. L. Cunningham among notable contenders.
A fragmented wartime style appeal directed at women urging support for the Labour Party and government action. It calls for unity against perceived factions, praising the Commonwealth and warning of unemployment. It questions what to offer men and children in wartime Australia and urges voting for a trusted government slate.
Valera and his delegation reach London with a large crowd awaiting at No 50 Downing Street. Police and guards tighten access as a cordon forms and security measures are implemented around Downing Street.
The article chronicles Bobby Jones eclipsing figures at the Open Championship site Lontion with a standout 140 and 1297 score benchmarks. It notes crowd support for Jones, Barasen’s admission of the late luck impact, and contenders such as Mareen and Whitcombe Devine posting 144s as Beztour and Abd oFvider vie for milestones.
Friday report notes Australian airman Weir departing Sydney aboard a flight toward Batavia on a route bound for Muntok as part of wartime operations. The item highlights the ongoing Australian air movement in the Pacific theater.
An unknown man delivered a verbal threat to candidate Ce A Murphy in North Sydney as election activity nears. Report notes other candidates and a driver told similar warnings. Murphy plans to leave the event. A threatening letter was found at an associate’s home stating intent to prevent work and mark the target as a traitor.
An editorial in the Catholic Press discusses the Hinte elections with the central issue whether Hinte will join the Commonwealth or the Soviet of the Running kind. It notes the opposition’s stance is not simply capitalism versus favor. The piece reflects on religious and political tensions shaping the vote.
An archival notice summarizes a speech by a leader claiming renewed confidence in domestic reform and a push for broad support. The article notes the public mood, calls for unity, and hints at upcoming votes shaping the nation’s future governance.
Fragmented OCR speech quotes a political appeal about unemployment and public duty. It names unnamed speakers and critiques policies while discussing a proposed 13000000 fund and efforts to create jobs. The garbled text references a debate on housing and moral duty in the party.
A fragmentary report notes Queensland poll overshadowed by New South Wales results. Views diverge with Labour supporters predicting a close outcome and government supporters foreseeing a Labour majority by dawn.
The May consolidated revenue return from the Commonwealth Treasury shows that with a June loan council repayment by New South Wales to cover interest for the state's behalf, the Budget should balance and the expected £1,148,000 deficit nearly disappears. Improvements in May include repayments by New South Wales and higher than expected revenue, while outlays rose against the year’s target.
In Geneva the League of Nations report urges return to gold standard to ease world trade while stressing dangers of global currency regulation. It notes that a standard depends on free movement of goods and services, reparations settlement, and guiding principles for monetary policy, with contention over timing and feasibility.
Mr Justice Halse Rogers, Royal Commissioner, will begin the tin hare inquiry in the Supreme Court on Monday. The sitting will be formal, as he will preside at the murder trial of William Cyril Moxley at 1 am.
A historical record notes rising tax collections and a higher than expected intake by the former Federal Treasurer Maryo Theodore In Michigan. It details eleven month receipts around 12 million pounds and total expenditure near 12.275 million, with 1.06 million spent already on loans. Interest, exchange, and pension payments are highlighted, along with allocations for New South Wales and Wheat Bounty.
A fragmented political piece praises the Labour Party and pledges welfare expansion as an election nears. It references a government revenue figure and emphasizes aiding those in need, urging readers to vote Labour tomorrow. The article appears continued on another page and column.
A government report shows fines totaling £3023 collected in three months ending April 3. It notes enforcement in the Metropolitan area and Snowville district, with case details including three hundred and more dollars in penalties.
London Thursday in the Farmby rengine Tournament round four, Chapman defeated the title holder Fynes. Hinoule beat N H Smith. Mixed doubles saw Hopman and Miss Beasley defeat Aproule and Mina Rudd. Men’s doubles pitted Hopman and Sproule against Batterman.
The United States defeated Brazil in the Davis Cup final held at FOBEST HILLS. Key matches featured Thuretas and The American Shields, plus Allison de Cudged Nelnow posting sets of 6 8, 6 2, and 6 8 after a tense battle.
Island observers describe a violent lava flow near Kieta with ash and steam rising to the north eastern area. Early reports indicate continued activity last night and potential risks to coastal communities and air traffic.
Police arranged protection for Premier Mr Stevens after a report that supporters planned harm in the perimeter. Authorities believed attackers aimed to injure him amid tensions surrounding a Labour rally and at least one potential threat to public safety.
Active preparations for a district allowance to compensate Canberra’s higher living costs are under way by Canberra branches of Public Service unions. The inquiry committee will hold preliminary meetings next week, with nominations from Clerical Association, Public Service Welfare Association, Government Printing Office, and Portal and Telegraph workers. The Canberra arm seeks a provision or allowance, while the Federal Government has not acted on extending the cost adjustment.
A sudden collapse led to the death of candidate J C Maine for Hamilton. The by election will proceed only if a ballot is possible between nomination and polling days. otherwise no poll will occur.
New York reports that The Madison Square Garden Corporation has built an outdoor wrestling ring with capacity for 40,000 spectators to stage the Jack Aharkey Max Bedmonnway heavyweight championship on June 3.
T A Davenport riding New Import won the Babies Tour trophy on the Ivy of Man at an average speed of 76.40 miles per hour. D W Welker on a Rudge finished second while Mandley, in third, averaged 14.08 miles per hour.
London sources report that Germany may declare viability to resume payments, prompting France to seek a moratorium extension through year end. Committees would be formed and a global economic conference set for October, with possible debt cancellation if Allied debts are jointly resolved.
Melbourne reports a Treasury statement showing a deficit of 3,672,758 pounds for eleven months of the current financial year. The data confirms ongoing shortfall and funds short of projection, with authorities highlighting fiscal pressures and ongoing budget balancing efforts.
The notice expresses concern over Aanoriey's inability to pay debts as payments from Germany cease. It notes unlikely settlement by Kaveanne, and mentions uncertain unions and editorials urging global inaction. The piece references moratorium debates and long delays in Congress and diplomacy.
In the House of Commons Chancellor Neville Chamberlain said Britain’s Exchequer has studied imperial monetary policy affecting the Empire and examined Treasury submissions from recent months. He favored a discussion in Ottawa but would not commit to detailing views in advance.
The Financial Secretary to the Treasury stated Britain had not misled allies and that no assurance from the United States was sought. The debate covered the war debt to the United States and the matter of warrants issued for aid to France amid the recount of Allied support.
Mr Neville Chasuberlain informed the House of Commons that the Bank of England has recently received 110 60,008 worth of the sana department and attention accounted. The message notes wartime parity and inquiries into sums advanced, with references to Moors and related charges and funding.
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