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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
3
In a surprise Senate vote the government suffered a defeat on the proposed wire duty tariff. Lawmakers opposed the measure arguing it raises costs for industry and consumers, signaling a shift in fiscal policy and potential impact on trade.
Government faced a major setback as supporters and opponents of a duty reduction clashed in parliament. Senators McLachlan and Johnson led amendments while Labor and Coalition parties argued over tariff cuts that could affect industry and prices. The division exposed deep tensions within the governing alliance and its dissenting ranks.
In Paris a royal wedding marks a union between Prince and American heiress. Details are limited as the couple marries in a civil ceremony. The event draws attention from elites and media, with speculation about what the alliance means for royal prospects and social circles.
Fragmented OCR reflects debate on a senate opposition to a report by Pinner. Critics argue delays and procedural missteps while supporters cite procedural norms and necessity for full disclosure. A sequence of attributed quotes references committee members, the Speaker, and Premier figures, implying tensions over access and accountability.
A disrupted text notes changes in selection for the Canberra team amid massy cup event coverage. The article lists players and reserves including Geibple and Béya, with references to the Southween Stonara and Purishodte, plus mentions of practice and preparation for an August event.
A garbled 1950s newspaper fragment hints at a racecourse myth and a government inquiry. It mentions a Treasury official, a Department of Antorlor, and figures like Lanaur, with references to 1953 and possible plans to explore the tale's origins.
Fragmented report notes big majorities in New York and Connecticut on repeal. Mentions figures, unnamed opponents, and a broader national debate. Contains garbled names and dates, with unclear context and several transcription errors.
Readable portions describe census planning and the hiring of 3 officials for preliminary work to collect and classify forms. Workers to be paid about 7 dollars a day, with collectors visiting households in June and forms available at local offices. Penalties for sharing information cited. secrecy pledge emphasized to protect households and property.
A garbled fragment mentions the Australian Sieve of the pradends and Wimbledon mixed doubles, with unclear references to South African maton and Crawford. The text is unreadable in parts, but hints at tennis events and replacements.
An excerpt from a chaotic wartime bulletin mentions the Emden Bell in Sydney and the Sovran Consul in Bydiey, with a Dr Asimay Aina delivering a cable to authorities in Bethhy requesting actions. Firemen arrived on Monday to address the incident, tied to a broader flagrant war-time mobilization.
The third session of the thirteenth Parliament of New South Wales opened with formalities as officials in gowns took seats. Speakers urged measures to meet public service demands while tributes were paid to late members, noting the impact of their deaths on the House.
A fragmentary Canberra report references local officials and education figures amid mixed comments on public works and administration. It mentions figures connected to the APC and notes on returns and delivery positions, with unclear dates and places.
A polo rider suffered a blow over the right eye during the polo carnival atington today and fell from his horse. He was removed to hospital and will be unable to play tomorrow. Dr lovely, formerly captain of the Sundar tum, treated the injured player.
Fragmentary notes from Kensington Pold Carnival recount days of matches at the Fordera Cup with teams Camletttown Meat Mackilalys and Cobbby Beak Camden. details are incomplete and names are unclear.
Sydney dispatch reports a Davis Cup tie where Britain clinched five matches, with Australia securing strong performances across several rubbers. The article mixes sports results with various unrelated notices and local items from Sydney.
Members past and present gathered to welcome attendees and acknowledge volunteers for organizing the boxing tournament. Attendees included Durstow and local officials, with thanks to Secre tary Monel and others who helped ensure the event's success.
The Intention of the Commissioner for Tauthwaye and the Commissioner for Tramways to sack exemption from the 44 hour week was annulled by Mr Winters before the Industrial Commission today. He stated the Commissioners should seek declarations on hours beyond the Act, while many country applications for exemptions faced no decision. Mr Chapple said no legislation would be passed, and Mr Finnery’s earlier application prompted the commission to consider further evidence and possible changes. Justice Browne noted the commission would hear each part of the application separately.
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