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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
1
Private negotiations among major wheat producers in London near a deal. America backs a 15 percent acreage cut with Canada and Argentina poised to approve, Australia expected to join. The plan aims to stabilize prices and avoid a market collapse amid global demand and employment considerations.
The British press summarizes the Australian wheat crop forecast for 1882 64. It cites the United Agriculture ministry claiming a wheat crop near 8 700 000 metric tons with an increase around 400 000 tons from prior estimates. The range figure shows a decline of about 10 960 tons from the peak set in 1860s records.
Reports from London indicate mid negotiations by a world conference committee on commodity price controls and a possible international program to raise wholesale prices. Ministers from Britain France and others discussed coordinated measures to ensure fair remuneration and stabilize global markets amid rising costs.
A report from Ellsworth Vines in New York suggests a push toward turning professional. The AN Corporation reportedly planned to offer prearranged exhibitions and a large salary, with Vines reportedly poised to join the Wren nest, pending official decisions and possible changes in his amateur status.
Reports from Paris indicate a suspension of World Conference activities discussed amid French Chamber doubts. Democratic leaders in Washington urge delaying decisions until tensions ease. ministers submit a cabinet report on tenure and stabilization, with a communique noting approval of the statement while details remain undisclosed. The monetary stance anchors conference funds as fluctuations in pound and dollar guide efforts.
Mr Rammay MacDonald, president of the World Economic Conference, emphatically rejects calls to adjourn. He asserts the conference is ongoing, expresses buoyant hope, and notes the United Union’s attitude toward temporary relocation as not dampening prospects, while hinting progress will be better with persistence.
The Mey FB Owen MA preached farewell sermons in Canberra as crowds gathered at the cooperative church. He spoke of his ministry, unity across denominations, and the ties built with the Canberra community beyond their own church. The event reflected strong support from diverse residents.
A London Remnolda News informed readers that Herr Hitler seeks an Anglo German alliance to exterminate communism and urges war against Russia with British support for armaments. A London emissary rate warns that removal of trade barriers could devastate British farming and empire industries, provoking global worker unrest and upheaval.
The Chamber of Deputies passed a bill by 430 to 98 creating a Farm Board like the United States body to stabilize wheat markets. It would balance supply in surplus or shortage years, allow price declarations, export certificates, and possible wheat sowing prohibitions. The board capital is 2,200,000 pounds, financed by a mix of receipts and an import tax.
Canberra Rugby League retained the Massy Cup with a 16 to 7 victory over Southern Monaro at the Queanbeyan Showground. More than 1500 fans paid 59/11 at the gate as T Gribble, the new centre three-quarter replacing L Pursehouse, stood out in an otherwise uneven Canberra display.
In Singapore Canberra with Gribble Hawke and Hoesling dominating the backs and Canberras forwards holding the line Monaro were pressured from the start. Gribble scored a series of penalties and touchdowns as Canberra built a commanding lead 14 to 4 at halftime and extended their advantage before the final whistle with Torpy adding late scores.
Reports of unidentified foreign aircraft over civilian Berlin districts trigger a government order for front page publication. Police describe the planes as unknown and dropping leaflets and pamphlets aimed at the government, while the origin and outcome remain unconfirmed and newspapers face restrictions.
The Imperial Airways monoplane Antraea is slated to arrive in Canberra on Wednesday at 1 am and depart for Melbourne on Thursday morning. The report notes restrictions on possession of aircraft.
An unidentified aircraft dropped thousands of leaflets over Ling Auten fare and the Chanorhor Wir, with Dolitvand arriving to add a meeting. Officials including Herr Prokech and Adrian Nazi toads observed the event as they aim to overthrow the Dotlfuse Government.
In fragmented wartime prose Captain Goeringham announces Germany will quickly contract two police aircraft for deterrence and defensive purposes. He says Germany must have autonomous planes ready, denying aggressive bombers and emphasizing defense over offense amid tensions with Britain and neighboring states.
Rain marred the Hendon air pageant with representatives from many nations in attendance. The Royal Air Force event showcased the latest military aircraft and weapons, amid heavy rain that disrupted some displays and timing. Gun salutes and demonstrations aimed to impress international guests, including World Conference delegates, while warnings against hostile acts framed the night’s tone.
Reported in a 1920s style dispatch, Herr Hughentine submits resignation to President Hindenburg after months of disruption. The piece notes debate over whether resignations invalidate a cabinet under the period’s constitutional limits, with Nazi authorities asserting ministerial resignations do not curb cabinet powers as Hitler leads.
Paris envoy to London notes Farm Board Act limits. It fixes French price at 18 francs per quintal about 3 201. The measure concerns blending wheat types with interiors, shaping import and pricing policy in France.
The Observer reports the Cabinet has appointed a working committee to reassess whether to continue the Empire Marketing Board activities. The move signals potential changes in government consumer and trade policy as experts review the board’s role and impact.
In Berlin on Saturday, the Fivangelical Bishop Reich leads the Lahown State party in a landslide victory for the Annandale seat following the appointment of Dr Jadexr to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Fr. Stuart Robert Protestant Christians In Proms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a figure named Hitler and a label unity, with garbled surrounding names and numbers. No clear event, date, or context available to form a factual summary.
A garbled report from Vienna outlines political tensions as anti Nazi forces claim strength in the Austrian public arena. The piece hints at a push for change with references to leadership and possible parliamentary outcomes.
A garbled multi-topic news brief reports on a failed air voyage attempt from Pendine toward New York amid maritime losses, a submarine incident near Lusitania with a commander dead, cricket match notes from Worcester including Walters and Sutcliffe, a Norwegian whaling quota decision, and political shifts in Madrid with Don Jaime renouncing the throne path while Britain faces financial confidence signals and election timing.
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