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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1932
Page
1
Reports from the Far East indicate continued war danger as seaborne and land forces tense up. Japanese troops are described as still being landed, while dramatic allegations against Dr. Yen surface, stirring international concern and prompting official inquiries.
Dr Yen at League Assembly claimed additional Japanese troops were being sent to China. A telegram cited 35 000 solders including cavalry and tanks moving 40 miles west of Shanghai toward Pootun and Hungchow, with officers intent on renewed hostilities between Shanghai and Nanking. Wen urged the president to authorize no military officers at Shanghai to see that hostilities are renewed pending armistice talks.
A Sunday round table conference report signals conditional withdrawal of troops and continued Chinese and Japanese postures. The plan centers on Chiang Kai-shek and the War Ministry, with Beijing urging coordinated action while Japan presses to reclaim conquered territories and pressuring for settlement terms.
Fragmentary report describes dire conditions at Chapel as a tense scene unfolds with an immediate prospect of trouble. A mantelnal fre undertook the superhuman effort to check Vie Chapel tires amid confusion and danger.
Readers note discussion by LOXFON delegates about reducing output to balance Japan relations and market demand. The March 14 Paris meeting faces questions on producers adjusting to maintain profitability while weighing fuel and cost pressures.
General Wang, chief of staff of the 19th Route Army, says Chinese forces will not lay down arms or end anti Japanese hostilities. With Japan advancing beyond a 20 kilometre zone, Chinese resistance is asserted amid ongoing discussions and troop alignments.
A damaged account describes a British submarine voyage near Porttaniy Hill in the Rawliah Chanel. It mentions Commander J1 DaM Santis and Saimraay aboard M2 London as events unfold, with rumors of a stealthy battery, a possible "ponming tower," and tensions around a detente regarding indies stocks. The report blends uncertain details and names, leaving key facts unclear.
The Premier UAE leader replied to a letter from MN and denied Manet claims as false. The exchange centers on alleged achievements and the trial of pending actions. The dispute involves contempt of court and public statements, with calls for timely resolution through the High Court and attorney general.
Sydney report details Mr Ball forwarding tickets early for the Harbour Bridge opening on March 1 and returning his ticket to the Prime Minister as a protest. He notes his role guiding Parliament to enable the project and his past ministerial oversight of Dorman Long tender approval.
The fragment discusses tennis critics and McGrath with hints of observation and unorthodox opinions. It references a boy and names McGrath and Waye in a debated context, but concrete details are missing.
In London on a Saturday a jury under new legal procedure approved by the minister of justice finds a person guilty, with the judge delivering sentence. The report notes the process and the parties involved, signaling a forthcoming trial under the new method in the near future.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Boweral Arrangement Masters Werld Mervin and a compilation of intelligence feed in a publication. Mentions Avetrolis Gow Restand and rights asserted there. No coherent event or date. unclear entities.
The debate in the House of Commons covers war debts owed to Britain by multiple nations. Figures cited include France, Italy, Belgium, and Portugal, with percentages and total sums discussed in context of treaty reparations and postwar arrangements.
A government minister comments on a wheat surplus and possible early disposal. The report notes export data, differing totals across destinations, and impending sale timing for a planned calendar year. The figures include large shipment totals and regional comparisons, with assurances of satisfactory arrangements for export.
Two men died and two injured after two bicycles locked wheels and collided with a motor vehicle near Mexican last night. Victims Lew Francis McConnell, 22, of Cosenoary Curry, 21, of Comnoste, died at the scene when the front wheel touched the rear of the other bicycle and both machines crashed into a pole. Details remain unclear.
Alfred Meexes died at his Darling Point home yesterday night. He served as chairman of the directors of the AcM Rootsty and was a partner in Height and Company. He held directorships in several firms and was a long time member of the Uppur Molise for 94 years.
News notes a cautious stock revival on the London market with Australian shares favored by critics. Analysts cite rate expectations, strong buying by UK funds and industrials, and concern over leverage as key factors shaping early February activity.
Reported crime tale describes a man being overwhelmed and burned, with authorities investigating a sensational claim. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident centers on a violent arson accusation and an alleged attempt to murder. Police inquiry continues as details emerge.
In a report on the New South Wales railway system, Mr Rogers highlights higher locomotive maintenance costs and older stock in NSW compared with Victoria. He notes that efficiency, comfort, and cleanliness favor Victoria, with maintenance and overhaul expenses suggesting substantial potential savings if NSW adopted Victorian practices. The analysis references Chullora and Cardiffe as centers for overhaul and system reorganizations.
New York Sunday report says Col. Lindbergh named two associates of Jack Diamond to act as go betweens in negotiations. Police detained Henry Johnson in Hartford amid suspicions tied to a milk bottle and a car. Officials briefed that the kidnapping appears amateurish and the baby’s recovery remains a priority as authorities trace family links in Britain.
Reports from a police conference discuss potential immunity for a witness or participants amid rumors of involvement by clergy and a hanging probe. Ambiguity and sensationalism surround whether immunity would be granted, with rumors swirling about a missing youth and alleged contacts.
The Minister for Home Affairs announced that enrollments across public schools rose by 60 over last year, marking a territory wide record. Increased numbers at Twapon Park and Duntroon’s vocational college contributed, while Applonato saw a decline from 34 to 1 in twelve months.
A New York Times dispatch from early morning reports a signed Lindbergh letter urging the kidnappers to spare the child and to follow a direct line of communication. Officials say intermediaries and names tied to Newark figures are suspected, with authorities cautious about the exact chain of contact. The Lindbergh residence in Hopewell faced arson during the night, and police attend a conference as investigators seek clues to the abductors who remain at large.
A Saturday case reports Mr Juation Clausen awarding Morin and Jonna a significant verdict against Martin Coles Harman and Letter Gordon Williams. Government revenue reached 198000 with proceeds redirected to Harman group. Plaintiffs sought 180000, judge found defendants rewarded the plaintiffs twice attempting to benefit a group. Harman plans an appeal.
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