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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
4
The Minister for Agriculture Major Killett proposed limits on beef imports from the Dominions at a conference with the Australian High Commissioner Mr Bruce and representatives from Canada Rhodesia and other dominions. The plan aims to protect home producers by quotas and aligns with a broader proposal.
London reports the Labour Party orders all affiliated bodies to excommunicate members of branches known to be fascists, in a bid to purge extremists amid fears of Black Shirts activity. The text notes unions can include members of any political alignment, so fascists cannot be wholly excluded from unions.
The Governor General and Lady Isasca hosted guests at Government House Canberra including the Honourable Jun Keating Mrs Crutchley and Mr Vereux. Miss Hughes has left Government House. Mr H A Baril appointed deputy to Mr G Thorpe on the Industrial Board as Public Service Board representative.
In Berlin authorities move to quiet fears as Stahlhelm leaders allege morale dips in Arneberg branch after a meeting deemed anti Nazi by opponents. The Stahlhelm press defends loyalty to Hitler while authorities reportedly target top branches, amid signs of broader suppression by unseen forces.
Canberra weather report for Thursday 28 1934 with barometer reading at 8.20 inches and early temperature 30.2 degrees. Wind data listed for 6.30 am from Queanbeyan region, dew point noted and general conditions summarized in brief local weather notice.
Light showers on the tablelands with otherwise fine weather and heavy inland fogs. The night will be bold with frost inland. Winds are mainly west to southeast, easing later.
The author argues Australia holds New Guinea under a League mandate and must administer it scrupulously. He warns against politicized appointments and urges loading the administrator role with expertise to satisfy the Permanent Mandates Commission and deter Germany from reclaiming colonies.
The hearing records a judgment reserved in a claim totaling £250,900 linked to a breach of contract regarding the sale of Watson's whisky, with reference to damages and related connections.
Melbourne racing report notes the Newmarket victor sustained a morning fracture to a receiver after an outing. The rider and four others were involved as the injury could threaten further participation.
The acting premier introduced a bill to restore 20 percent of public service salaries cut under prior governments. The measure aims to balance budget constraints with relief, applying the restoration across the service but excluding Members of Parliament. Restoration starts July 1 and would cost about £400,000 annually.
Geological and aviation experts from the Commonwealth and States met in Canberra to discuss a 150 pound aerial survey of North Australia. Tenders will cover photography while Commonwealth Queensland and West Australian governments will govern all other matters. The executive committee includes Sir Herbert Gepp as chairman and L GC Ball as government geologist.
In the third round at Wimbledon Crawford beat Collins in four sets while Austin defeated Turnbull in straight sets. Hopman and Quist won their matches and Merlin pushed Hopman before losing. Madame Mathieu edged Hopman in three sets while Boussus defeated Maliroy in three.
The article praises Crawford for a dominant Wimbledon victory over Lt. Collins after a rain delay. He trailed 2 games early, then won 12 straight, displaying flowing rhythm with both hands and powerful serving to overwhelm the Englishman. Spectators cheered the performance as Crawford regains top form.
In question time in the House of Abpressntelix, Mr F Baker and others pressed on an early election. The Prime Minister said the subject has no relation to the election date and that timing rests with the Governor-General. Laughter erupted as further questions were raised about whether elections would occur this year or next.
In the House Mr Metellant asks if Australia overstepped its wheat export quota under the international agreement The Minister for Commerce Mr Stewart says Australia relies on the Australian Advisory Committee and has considered Argentina but will not reveal full negotiations The government will act when global action resumes and signatories fulfill obligations
Members of the Federal Parliament reassembled after over six months, eager yet wary about likely elections. Tributes were paid to deceased colleagues including Mr. Holman and Mr. Coleman as questions on defence, wheat, pensions and finance dominated the resumed session.
Fragmentary lines state reserved rights in Australia and New Zealand and reference information services. No clear event or person is provided to form a fuller summary.
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