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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
1
London reports a serious drop in dollar demand affecting the stabilisation pact. French circles push for temporary measures while gold flows into England amid global equilibrium concerns. British delegates urge action to save the conference as America stands firm with a dollar near parity or lower.
The article reports fears of a global monetary shift as the United States dollar weakens. French officials discuss gold standards and stabilization measures, while Roosevelt’s administration resists devaluation and contemplates the potential impact on commodity prices and international markets.
Fragmented dispatch claims Adolf Hitler plans a formal interview with President Hindenburg to discuss Germany’s future, amid rumors of a reshaping power structure. Officials deny specifics while analysts note potential shifts in leadership and policy.
The article reports on government plans to deploy Austrian air forces for frontier patrol duties. It notes military authorities and aviation units preparing operations and outlines goals for border security and sovereignty enforcement.
Sydney set to host a special conference of state premiers to discuss wheat acreage restriction. Attendees include NSW Mr Stevens and Mr Butler from Queensland with other state reps named. The meeting aims to secure all states' views on reduced wheat acreage. delays reported in attendance and cabinet comment expected.
Ulm reports progress on a flight toward Cairo SARACHY with LOU Vie left at 880 mm. Ulm hopes to teach Cairo at 2 am and reach London by Saturday evening. Engines are in perfect order and the voyage continues amid optimistic plans and rapid legs.
Four days overdue collier Cristina Fraser spurred renewed aerial and sea searches. A seaplane collided with heavy seas near the Varanger while crew of four plus reporters rode aboard the Cutty Bark New. the Yaranger rescued all aboard. Captain Davison and navigational authorities suggest the Christina Fraser may have drifted toward New England.
A confused report indicates the Mount Riveraat Committee recalled the Meullwiee axed Won amid gas clades and Sealar Hush RWedae fears. The text suggests the committee faced vast costs and danger, with claims the decision may be justified or not, as tensions rise about the expedition’s objectives and safety.
Air Commodore Bir Charley Kingsford mit Nan plans to fly the Southern to New Zealand at year end. Before the trans Tasman crossing the engine will be fully overhauled. Kingsford will depart for London shortly by liner and return by air with a new Percival Gull plane.
Officers arrived in Canberra after a long journey to complete a patents transfer. The slow pace of business in Melbourne paused as the process moved forward on Thursday night.
The assistant Treanuver Sir Walter Greene said exchange difficulties and Australian stock prices prevent Commonwealth stock conversions in America for now. Debts of £27,000,000 owed by Australia to America were discussed with £10,000,000 redemption plans noted, as current exchange and interest costs deter any conversion.
At the Sydney convention of the Fruit Growers Federation the New Zealand embargo on Australian citrus drew sharp critique. MLA Lawson warned New Zealand is flirting with America for a market edge and urged delicate negotiations while proposing federal bounty support for citrus. The federation endorsed efforts to regain the New Zealand market and press the federal government to aid growers against price parity shifts.
In a severe drought and heat wave, vast wheat fields across Nebraska Kansas and nearby areas sustained heavy losses. Reports indicate crop damage from heat and Deot like conditions may render yields near worthless as the farming season worsens.
A warrant was issued for a man named Tuan tied to a missing person case in Hawaii. The search follows an inspection by the Inspector General and related authorities. Further details are not clear due to damaged text.
O T Poveys of Daview Co operative Co. urges protection for wool and warns Japan is flooding markets by keeping currency weak to sell cheaply. He cites cheap fall and fibre as factors, calling for anti-dumping measures to shield industry. Also reports Wallabine defeated by Kimbartay in Kimbraley match, 44 to 8.
In Dublin primaries the de Valera party faced strong showings. Lord Mayor Mr. Ryne led with a top vote count, while the Constitutional Group trailed. Names such as Mr. Larkin and other local figures were noted among supporters at Cambridgealty.
Micha Mack and Thomas Adama, trapped on Mt Shane last week, survived five days in an abandoned hut after a blizzard. A cattleman finally found them, both men critically exhausted and bitten, with Adama likely to lose some toes.
After a day of tense debate the government narrowly blocked a tariff cut move led by Senator Sampson toward lowering British preferential duties on law paper and other stationery. A later vote, prompted by Tayne, urged the House to request a 10 percent duty reduction, but the government retained control with a pivotal chairman’s vote.
Parliament notes a possible shift in policy as the House contemplates lowering import duties on films. Government may ask the Tariff Board to explore an alternative levy to safeguard Commonwealth revenue, amid lobby pressure for a reduced duty from 1 shilling to 4 pence.
The Thursday Wimbledon draw is described with garbled names and dates, mentioning Crawford McGrath Purcell and Clemenly Evndy. An official from the Builder Association states work should begin immediately on new home builds, noting unfinished structures and upcoming delays.
The Premier announced a new three member board to run the Rural Bank of New South Wales. W H L O'Mally Wood will act temporarily as chair for three months until a permanent chair is chosen. C R McKerihan and H Rogers will assume key roles overseeing management and agency operations as the bank transitions to direct client banking. The Government plans to activate the Rural Bank Act and transfer rural affairs to the Agency as the Farmers Relief Act is repealed.
In Ottawa on Wednesday M Paul Boncour denied restoring manercby in Austria and warned against economic disorganization in Pam paciiten. Report also notes chatter on national matters and upcoming events including boxing training updates for Sharkey and Carnera before tomorrow's bout.
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