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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 15, 1933

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Official Silence On Debts British Offer May Be Accepted

London reports a delay in a promised statement by Neville Chamberlain due to a technical fault in communications with Washington. The note hints at partial payment of debts at ten percent while awaiting a permanent settlement, tied to broader monetary and economic issues discussed with the United States.

London Washington Fabhoquer Neville Chamberlain House of Commons Br. Cor Andericus Ninays Ide Cor- Ward To Morrow

Defence of late Mr Bonar Law debate highlights son’s sea speech

In the House of Commons the weighty debate on the budget reveals Mr Richardson Bonar Law’s son defending his father’s stance on the American debt settlement brokered by Wy Hunley Baldwin. He says his father would never have accepted the settlement and would have broken up his government rather than yield.

House of Semnans Bichilay Honor Law Hunley Baldwin Lima Archer Haldwin’s

Courtday incident and near-fatal chokes listed in brief

News in brief from Rydney Weanenlay and Melbourne mentions a 6 year old labourer Rlse Bryoofield and a man named Buller accused of attempted choking Edward Hill. Another item notes a Bank of Australanta collapse near Forbes with a near death fall, while various reports mention raids, promises, and changes in the national system affecting insurance and savings.

Roosevelt Wary On War Debt Proposals In Washington

In Washington Tuesday President Roosevelt weighs whether to accept Britain’s partial wartime debt payment while keeping the rest unsettled. Officials indicate a decision may be postponed until Congress adjourns, with British notes and American replies likely to stay unpublished until a crucial moment. Senate reaction shows division as lawmakers assess concessions and potential political risk.

Washington Great Britain Roosevelt America Senate Hucao- Volta Rameny MacDonald Robertson Indiana Tandon Torday United States Honator Lewis Iinc Mull Mattary Doceipt Patronos MacDonald New York

Austria Executes Stern Action Against Nazis

Vienna reports the Austrian Cabinet grants plenary powers to a central command to expel Nazi elements. Police flood Vienna with mass arrests, close 170 Nazi brown houses, and detain 400 across the country, including German citizens and Nazi leaders.

Vienna Rexpandinie Tousand Hitler Braunay Theodor Habicht Heloenbounn

Berlin Reprisals Spark Diplomatic Turmoil

Dr. Arkin Waseerbasch, head of the prem department of the Austrian lema tion, is arrested as a reprisal for the arrest of Hear Habiticht. Seeger of ewcret mote Sciackel took part in the bet they had can. Doll fom advised showing restraint before diplomatic protests. The Austrian Premier was in London. The Antriak Minter Herr Tau lodged a protest against Wasserhaeck. Doll to London communicated with Harr Von Nauraih, calling it a violation of diplomatic rights. Wasserhaeck was later released and expelled from Germany.

Berlin Weinenlag Arkin Waseerbasch Prem Lemation Hear Habiticht Seeger Ewcret Jylala Tauwehus Wasserhaeck Doll London Harr von Nauraih Wamnerbesch Rwomwes Germany

Prime Minister Lyon cites economy plans amid conference ties

The Prime Minister in Sydney expresses concern over recent conference outcomes and notes future steps depend on the World Economic Conference. He reiterates loyalty to the Premier's plan emphasizing strict economy, public expenditure control, and costed measures for prosperity amid global market pressures.

Sydney Mr. Lyon Brisbane Lyon Sonnomle Australia

M.C.C. Reply Divides British Press

British papers debate the M C C reply to a controversy. The Morning Post and The Time discuss whether the stance will calm tensions or inflame them. Evidence cited appears limited and the response described as open-minded by some sources.

Australian cricket to England over bodying bowling concerns

A report states nine Australian cricketers will travel to England to discuss body-bowling and attitudes toward it. Larwood’s pace and the controversial 'bodying' style draw criticism as delegates consider reforms. The Imperial Conference may hear conclusions as tensions rise among factions.

Sydney England Australia

Italian Air Minister Balbo Plans New Atlantic Flight

Italian aviation plans a great hydroplane crossing from Italy to Chicago. Balbo announces a northern Atlantic route with stops at Amsterdam and Londonderry, detailing improved planes, direct fire engines, and a meteorological service to report weather conditions. The squadron will carry two pilots, a radio operator, and a mechanic for each plane, with contingencies to return to Italy if weather turns unfavorable.

Orbevello Allan Italy Chicago Talian Signor Balbo Bigser Halbo Rio de Janeiro Mary Brest Sngmen Mit Sach Ite Atlantic New Brunswick Mostres Fermah America

Sydney fogs offends English barracking at air mail terminus

In Sydney amid criticism of federal plans for an Anglo Australian air mail terminus at Cootamundra, MLA W F Ross defended decentralisation and local suitability. He argued Cootamundra could be demonstrative, noting English crowds would react differently if the plan applied at home. The Austalian team, with C F P Lim and others, faced debate as petrol and provisions for a three day flight were prepared. the air test continued with a long aloft period for the test flight.

Sydney Australia Waa Cootamundra Moward Bydney M.C.C Australien Toms England Varma Mama Allen Tarlo C.F. P. Lim Warty Vacusin Waxmons Ulm

Chinese Army Withdrawals Reported Near Peking

Official advices say Chinese troops faithfully honor the armistice and withdraw. Twenty divisions of the Chinese Central Army stay near Peking due to traffic limits. Japan's forces expect to complete withdrawal to the Great Wall soon.

Tokio Tuoday Peking Wall

Formal Signing of Four Power Pact Reported

A formal signing event is reported with officials marking the four power pact. Statements describe commitment to the agreement and the participating nations. The ceremony underscores diplomatic cooperation amid regional tensions and broad international support for the accord.

Big Airliner Arrival in Darwin Planned for June 16

Minister for Defence Sir Georg Pwaren announced yesterday that the special Airways Amira will fly from Mospane to Darwin with favourable conditions for June 14. Brackley of Trparcal Air leads the mission, returning from Ringmpare to Australia aboard the Amira.

Defence Georg Pwaren Sperial Airways Amira Darwin Atm le Miliing & Survey Bight Oveg Ely Mall Rele Frye Marach Australia Tike Brackley Trparcal Air Ringmpare

Lost by Cor MpLoournt in Europe refrains refinery ties

Fragmented correspondence reports a five year dispute involving Australia and Germany over an agreement tied to refineries and trade. London dispatch notes Britain and Germany negotiating, with Mrs Bonney and British Empire Union figures referenced in the context of wartime economic constraints and commitments.

Commonwealth Australia Germany London Conodon Sat

Untitled fragment on Gandhi event and medical aid

Fragmentary OCR text describes an audience with Ansy and Mr. Gasset, referencing Gandhi and a proton gauge reference. Content is unclear with garbled names and phrases, offering no verifiable facts or coherent events.

World Economic Conference Sees Tariff Truce Amid Talks

At the resumed World Economic Conference Mr. Ramsay MacDonald announced a tariff truce among 19 states for the conference duration. Delegates agreed to form economic and monetary commissions with one member from each delegation, plus advisory help.

London Ramsay MacDonald

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