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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
1
Report from London notes no speech yet by Mr. Bruce of Australia as nations address the French conference. Canada’s Premier Bennett may expound tomorrow while preparations for commissions begin. debate and policy details loom amid global economic tension and proposed truce efforts.
The scene features M. Litvanoff and Werinonan trading jests on propaganda and wit. A pipe prank in Khmoulti Vihriod prompts light remarks as the actors spar over clever lines and public speaking.
Melbourne to day reports a Commonwealth Public Service Commission decision on travelling allowances for officers. The ruling sets daily rates of 10 shillings for subordinates and 14 shillings for capital cities, with weekly and daily scales, and adjustments for group 1 officers up to 22 per year fare. Early draft notes indicate cost reductions and amendments under consideration, including emergency living costs and allowances for single versus married staff, with a forthcoming order to standardize payments across states.
A Sydney passenger on a solo flight to England was forced to land at Linz as rough weather and a mechanical issue necessitated an emergency landing. The passenger Mrs Bonney was unharmed and reported safe after the event.
In a staged hearing at Stoney, Justice Davidood ruled that the defendant admitted to verdict for the plaintiff after the case involving Anat Foran and the well known baker clubnaetg frag was reviewed. The outcome favors the plaintiff and ends the contentious cheque dispute.
A tug named Kiola was refloated following a maritime incident near Sydney. Crews remain on site to assess damage and ensure vessel stability, with authorities coordinating further inspections and safety measures.
Fragmented ALP turmoil in Sydney prompts executive threats to overturn expulsions. Discontent centers on eleven members favored by factions, with Labour leaders considering conciliatory moves while maintaining discipline amid a public rift.
Defence Services Melbourne reports a £400,000 allocation in the Commonwealth estimate for the new financial year for maintenance work across the Army Navy Air Force and Munitions Supply Board. The figure excludes yet undisclosed labour costs tied to the extension of Australia defense facilities.
Fragmentary text describes an Annandale figure expelled for 40 days amid perceived misconduct. It references White House providence and a broader Federal Convention effort, with unclear context and several garbled names and dates.
Fragmentary notes discuss weakening Sydney and Amnnen position, with mentions of NBW membership and a plan related to next month. Text is garbled, listing uncertain references to positions, détente, and possible licensing or display matters without clear context or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary report describes a truce observed by opposing forces in China. The text mentions Generals Song Yul and Yetweas amid tensions and potential attempts to embroil China in broader conflicts. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The Minister for Labour and Industry reported a big unemployment drop in New South Wales. He cited 140 000 unemployed, with 60 000 unemployed for nine months and 86 000 idle, noting public works and urgent relief schemes have been scaled back or delayed.
The NSW Government plans rehabilitation of Rural Bank Queensland and related loan arrangements. Officials indicate a 24,990,000 loan and related conversions under a proposed board, with formal approval expected. Names of commission members and exact actions are not fully disclosed in readable fragments.
Sydney report states 58 year old Arthur Melvor of Mausiarin Street died when a vehicle veered off a steep road between Axurrajonend Bay yesterday afternoon. Brakes failed, car overturned, Melvor pinned beneath wreckage leading to fatal injuries. Note unreadable OCR fragments.
Reported in Tokyo and nearby prefectures, the cyclone caused enormous damage to crops and railways. Fourteen are dead and hundreds of houses demolished as rescue teams search for victims amid tangled debris and disrupted communications.
A seized coining operation was uncovered with several named individuals charged in a broad counterfeit scheme. Investigators described the factory as heavily guarded and the premises occupied by suspects. Authorities pursued multiple counts including forging and distribution, with ongoing legal actions announced.
Fragmentary wartime report notes arrests and releases of several individuals, including Herr Habicht and Dr. Wassarbveck, amid German frontier actions. Mentions Austrian legation figures and a German response tied to custody actions and political shifts.
Reported preparations show Mr. T. P. Ulm and party set to depart from the Richmond Aero deeme in a monoplane named Southern Moon on Monday for a swift flight to England. The plane is undergoing final overhaul and secrecy surrounds the journey amid weather and wind conditions.
Great bravery was shown by an unemployed youth Tackeo who leaped into the water at Long Tay to rescue an eight year old boy trapped in the watch. Lifesavers worked to revive the child after the dramatic rescue.
Sydney reports outline official actions on native fauna, poison cases, and a coroner’s inquest into a fatal incident at Ronill. The territory minister announces measures for native communities and a police action related to a rabbit campaign. One victim, Rowland Whiten, awaits further proceedings next Tuesday.
Britain completes partial payment of ten million dollars toward the war debt owed to the United States. President Roosevelt notes the instalment as part of ongoing financial arrangements and postwar settlement discussions between the allies.
The report describes Roosevelt noting Britain's payment of 10 million dollars on the debt instalment while Congress remains the final authority on the debt question. It emphasizes the President did not say accept or receive the payment, highlighting tension over who must approve changes to the debt agreement.
A compact report on Mr Chamberlain in the Commons discussing adjournment and the nsurance of silver payments. It covers Britain's stance on suspending installments, negotiations to settle debts, and the possibility of restoring payments if a clear reason exists. The piece notes Ramsay MacDonald’s visit and overall government strategy toward the wartime debt and Britain's financial posture.
A morning fire swept through a property yard at Wast Povily, destroying a wagon, tinder, and outbuildings. Neighbors reported seeing smoke from the yard as flames engulfed the structures, with damage estimated around 429,000 pounds.
Fragmented OCR narrative notes an Aus association meeting in Australia with references to the Federal Council and various officials. The garbled text lists names and roles, mentioning Mayol Ton som yonry and Mrs. Diwerksyx, alongside roles like representatives and council members. The passage is unclear and inconclusive about outcomes or dates.
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