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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
1
Ashore Ferndale ran aground near Dellye Rock while Be Koworelen reported a collision at sea. The crew evacuated with no loss of life as authorities inspected the vessel and charted the wreck’s position amid foggy conditions.
Chilean Army officers attempted to arrest Colonel Marmaduke Grove during clashes around the Government palace in Santiago. Guns and air attacks filled the night as Grove reportedly evaded capture while troops and planes fought nearby.
Five powers in agreement at Lausanne tentative suspension of German reparations until final settlements. Conference to continue without time limit through commissions and adjournments. Sir John Simon drafted wording awaiting approval. Rubble of war injuries and compensation calls lingered as talks overlapped with Geneva and London expectations.
A Thursday communique from Laubanne states the conference on reparations remains deadlocked as leaders fail to agree on procedural matters. Officials expect private talks tomorrow to address the clash between French and German mandates over whether to probe war guilt and reparations.
A Canadian move to not renew the Franco Canadian Commercial Treaty leads to duties on wheat and other goods. Ottawa is expected to negotiate anew with the Dominions, with a fresh treaty anticipated to be enacted.
Slow progress is reported in the reparations conference with hopes for home agreement by Sunday. Attitudes from the Scandinavian and northern corners show apprehension that Germany's release could flood markets harming local economies. MacDonald’s speech is described as tactful while Prampic urges that engagements cannot be unilateral and should avoid repudiation.
In London on Thursday Crawford defeated Kuwabara 8-4 0 and then faced Gundar Dower in the semi final. The crowd noted Crawford’s old fashioned style and steady nerve as Hopman upset Beattie. Ratoh beat Timmer 10 4 8 L and Timmer-Clemonger also played. Crawford and Mrs Crawford won a doubles match and Crawford’s record breaking over 218 balls was briefly discussed.
German decree assigns severe penalties for party members who wear political uniforms or incite the public against the government. The measure requires ministry approval for outfits and bans armed formations. It aims to curb violence and contempt toward authorities and religion, with propaganda restrictions in place.
The Dail approved a finance bill by a narrow margin amid debates on remission of land annuities and prohibition. Officials and spectators observed as ministers and convention leaders clashed over policy, with adjournment signaling ongoing divisions within the government.
In Brisbane on Friday a Savior Party meeting elected ministerial ranks by exhaustive ballot. Premier elect Forxam Sealth leads a list including Means, B. Pease, Hynen, J. Mullan, Atopford, Hanlon, Cooper, Bullock, and Bruce among others.
Chicago reports the Republican Convention renominated President Hoover amid dramatic scenes. Vice President Curtis was renominated while Dry France, a nomination candidate, was forcibly ejected by police amid earlier threats of revolt.
Friday report indicates the newly formed Industrial Commission under President J A Browne KC will start a basic wage inquiry at once. New commissioners will be sworn in on Monday.
Vote counting finished in most electorates with Davies winning Hiawarre by 41 over Cantwell. Preference distributions shifted margins in Frankston and Petersham with Mether and Tamarou leading respectively. Laskorini won Machokeille by 487 over Donald III. Corowa preferences left votes unclear as tally completed.
Mr P E Cole man U S candidate and Lane Party ally claim victory in Auburn poll citing promises to solve unemployment and avert economic collapse. Labor urged democratic control and constitutional methods while warning against dictatorship and revolutionary policy. Viking UAP candidate counters that most people favor Labour but reject wrecking tactics. Lang, who won the war, attended the declaration.
Dublin reports that De Valera sent a note to Britain via Mr Thomas and that a Daily Express representative claims De Valera offers to arbitrate on the land annuities, signaling a possible move toward mediation.
Britain withholds £1,000,000 for the Irian constabulary pension and £900,000 for local loans while the Free State seeks support. The speaker urged the Opposition to press the Government, aiming to secure essential oversight and potential remission.
In a Thursday interview, Mussolini declared democracy meaningless, claiming people are powerless and that nations seek decisive action. He asserted the era of reparations and war debts must end and warned that if Germany resists, Italy will take its own path.
Berlin reports Lt Neri led a German relay effort covering 437 miles before a damaged rudder forced abandonment. The team claimed a world record pace, with allegations of a 448 mile, 49 4/5 second effort unconfirmed.
Victorian Commissioner of Police and Governor discuss intensified efforts to avert German threat. Plans involve Chief Commissioner and Captain Crane launching a party to reach a location while Mr Lang’s associates prepare for action. Public notices indicate political control concerns and warnings sent by wire.
The Canberra Times reports a planned early transfer of the Patents Office from Velbourne to Hotel Acton, with structural alterations needed. Government savings estimated at 20 percent of the Patents Department’s annual vote and indirect gains from transport, electricity, and hospedality use are cited. Prime Minister Lyona and honorary minister Green are examining financials, with salaries near 24 000 pounds and about 46 married staff to relocate to Canberra amid broader departmental moves.
Manitoba's premier government leads as results trickle in on Thursday night with 27 seats secured and 11 led in electorates. Independent and Labour picks appear limited as coalition shifts unfold.
The Health Minister Mr Weaver told a lunch that the government has not yet decided on continuing the lottery. He indicated he would use influence to keep it going for a time, noting funds were earmarked for hospitals and ambulances. Weaver said voluntary contributions could yield about £560,000 annually, with factory yields totaling £1,000,000 to finance building projects.
A garbled report notes Mr F H Tout Fare and council member Bir Norman Kater linked to Australasian delegations at an Ottawa center conference. It mentions Jaman Kidd as council chair and hints at Ottawa’s key role in a major modern era event, with references to the wool industry and broader work.
A fragmented report notes shifts in gold reserves and international balances as major nations, led by France and the United States, reassess bullion flows amid trade tensions. Germany is cited as a potential exception while the United States plans substantial gold withdrawals next Tuesday.
The Daily Telegraph expert reports France now nearly 100 percent gold backed in banknote circulation. He notes American hawkers relieved by the removal of Frances dollar holdings in New York, yet questions remain on French bankers facing gold influx and its economic impact. The dated context appears as 1906.
Prime Minister to address the nation via National network from van Derra. He will urge private sector and individuals to help reduce unemployment as confidence grows after the recent elections.
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