Canberra's Twenty First Anniversary Promises New Growth Era
Canberra marks its twenty first anniversary as a turning point in development. Government building programs resume with 118 residences planned and the National War Memorial to begin, while a shift of departments from Melbourne attracts private capital and aims for a self supporting federal hub by the next milestone.
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National Capital
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Aurelian War Museum
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Realisa- Ca
Cue i Fosez
Gold Trowel Gift to National Library Display in Canberra
Mr King O'Malley who helped select the Federal Capital site and later oversaw early development presents the National Library Gold Trowel. The trowel, used to lay a foundation stone on March 12 1913, will be displayed in Parliament House after arriving in Canberra on the 21st anniversary of the city's naming. The gift includes original cartoons about the founding and recalls O'Malley's push for Commonwealth land ownership and capital harbour access.
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Suse Airs
National Library
Canberra
O'Malley
Commonwealth
Lord Denman
Andrew Wisher
Camp Hill
Etoner
Lady Denman
Commonwealth Bank
Will
Canre
Bey
Parlisment House
Northern Suburbs Meeting Discusses Braddon Plan
Residents of Braddon and Amalle plan a meeting at RyoJhn's parish hall to discuss municipal matters including new water and drainage works, education, and technical improvements. The session will address whether to form a single association to coordinate proposals for submission to authorities amid differing views.
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Braddon
Amalle
RyoJhn
Paria
Ami
British Trade Improvement Evidence From February Averages
February averages of the London clearing banks show increased advances to customers for the first time in months. Dr Burgi says there is improvement across the country and in every industry since last year. Securities values rose notably with country returns up 40 percent in total. A suburban subcommittee will report on the northern river pool proposal and related suburban petitions.
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Condon
Burgi
Board of Trade
Reading
Piles Securities
Bust Mesa Securities
Han Held
Braddon
British surplus expected relief from burdens of 1931
British observers anticipate a substantial surplus by year end as the government eyes relief from unemployment and wage cuts in the civil service and reduced taxation amid Commons debate next month.
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London
Life Disqualifications in Greyhound Racing at Harold
In Sydney Sunday a greyhound named Prince Canallie collapsed after a meeting at Harold. Stewards held an inquiry and disqualified owner L. Silcock and trainer L. Roomtree for life.
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Prince Canallie
Walea
Gtound Club
Harold
L. Silcock
Lensee
Roomtree
Prince Camallis
Lite
Paris Riots Aide Denies Thriller Claim Amid Cabinet Hope
Paris minister M Frot rejects charges of planning a “Men of Action” group akin to ex police chief Chiappe. He testified before Parliament stating he aimed to become premier but would not name his cabinet picks, and said he bears no hatred toward Chiappe despite some bitterness.
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Parliamentary Acts Commission
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M. Brot
Chiappe
MM. Chiappe
ML Calappe
New York Lottery for Relief Funds Proposal
A New York law proposal would permit a legal lottery for relief funds. The plan aims to raise about 20,000,000 dollars annually, with lawmakers expecting swift introduction in the state legislature. The discussion includes a confrontation between M. Brot and Chiappe over accusations and denials concerning political figures and planned assembly.
Storm Troopers Jailed In Berlin Ransom Kidnapping
Berlin court sentenced several storm troopers to terms from three to one and a half years for kidnapping to extort money under political motives. They seized a Jewish manufacturer Otto Behlesinger at gunpoint, held him at barracks, and attempted to collect 1000 marks. Police intercepted after a ruse alerted Behlesinger’s wife. an envelope with notes proved empty.
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Berlin
Atwan
Otto Behlesinger
Schlesinger
Thio
Zoo
West End
Schlasinger
Death notice and trade quota talk in Australia and Japan
A disjointed report notes Troms welt lifting a quota to allow unlimited supply of wine for 30 to 60 days to lower prices, with Italian wine buyers hopeful. An interview cites potential yearly Australian revenue of about £1,000,000 and large US imports, while Tokyo reports the editor's death and a brief assassination claim.
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Iralian
Mr. A
Ausi
Tion Ered
Boutha
America
Roosevelt halts air mail service after ten fatalities
Washington declares that ten lives have been lost since air mail began and orders immediate curtailment of service except on limited routes under safe weather conditions and with proper equipment and personnel to prevent further fatal accidents.
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Washington
United States Army
Air Maila
Roochvall
Disorder in Sydney as Domain demonstrators clash with police
Scenes of disorder marked a Sunday protest in Sydney against suppression of disloyalist groups. Two men and a woman suffered extensive head wounds amid clashes with police who used batons. Eleven suspects faced charges as officers fought to separate protesters and maintain order while banners and pamphlets circulated amid the chaos.
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Sydney
Ae Laon
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Labour Unity Efforts Fail Await Easter Conference
Negotiations between Labour Party and state Labour Parties yield no decisions. A three member committee will continue talks to bridge differences over local matters and broader control, with delays to the Innate Federal Conference until clearer consensus emerges.
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Langer
Tl Lang Iy
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