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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
1
A massive earthquake along a 200 by 30 mile southern California path centered near Long Beach caused widespread death and injury. Initial official counts cited about 130 dead and 5000 injured with property damage near 50 million dollars as fires swept suburbs and many buildings collapsed in Los Angeles and surrounding areas over Friday night into Saturday.
The article reports 4000 Marines deployed to a combat zone near Magnehie and Long Heat with intensive medical response. Doctors and nurses operated at Lang Heheh and Lang Heh, transporting wounded by ambulance to hospital. Over 200 severe injuries occurred, with many minor injuries treated locally and a few students injured at the High School.
Dawn reveals widespread quake damage as one weaker shock hit the region. Buildings collapsed and fires spread near Long Beach area, with Los Angeles and nearby counties reporting casualties and hundreds homeless or uninhabitable. Countless residents displaced as 24 killed.
Reports describe a violent upheaval along Ocean Beach and nearby locations including Long Beach and Berwaily with widespread disruption. Names and places appear garbled but reference a notable event sequence tied to a laboratory and a reported end to a period of upheaval.
A strong earthquake originating near Mexico rattled California, causing delayed evacuations and scattered tremors. Officials reported aftershocks and concerns over infrastructure stability, with preparations underway for relief and public safety measures.
The report discusses Dean Inge proposing limits on emigration to Australia amid fears of armed incursions and national security. It notes potential movements from Britain and concerns about support for communism and hostile elements, with Australia urged to consider restrictive policies.
In a remote area near Marabillae Manuntay two men entered a bear den seeking illicit fishing. The bears attacked. both men were killed before help could arrive. Local authorities opened an inquiry into the incident.
New York banks prepare to resume normal activity on Monday with Wall Street expected to reopen. Major exchanges and commodity markets are anticipated to follow, as central banks set to lift restrictions and restore currency circulation. Officials cite technical delays overcome, enabling broad reopening across financial districts.
Funds for home loans were made available Friday in Canberra with expected rapid uptake. Applications to the Commissioner for Housing, C. S. Daley, increase, and one architect has been authorized to prepare plans for seven houses. WG Woodger, president of the City Area Leases Association, reported ongoing efforts to secure advances under the housing ordinance since last August.
The House approved a broad economic authorization by 266 to 134, funding 100000 in payments to veterans and paving government holdings. Senate Finance favored amendments as Roosevelt’s plan faced Republican resistance and Democratic confusion. The bill’s fate hung until next week with bond issuance discussed.
Victor Smith, the young South African aviator, departed at 9 30 a m for Gavin in French Western Africa and was nine hours ahead of Amy Mollison's time on her record flight.
Fragmented remarks call for sustained funds to support housing and urban development. Leaders emphasize that public funds should enable private enterprise to participate in city growth, expressing optimism for future support and improved housing options.
London reports say Mr MacDonald and Mr Simon met with the conference chairman to discuss measures to avert a breakdown in disarmament talks. They urged immediate steps and stressed that firm national guarantees remain the only option to preserve world peace. Delegates, except Mr Henderson, were optimistic about broader talks resuming to avert a collapse.
Sunday papers warn the European crisis may trigger immediate conflict. They view Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon as trying to avert a broader war. The Polish corridor, Polish border tensions, and German troop movements loom large as the League plans to debate Westerplatte on Monday.
Reports claim Polint Coy roment oifdain notes troop concentrations near the border amid military activity. References to von Aehrlicher and a tank unit details unsettled deployment while unassembled veroplanen hint at forthcoming movements in the corridor.
Reports from Nanking describe a circulated document claimed to be a treaty between Japan and Manchukuo. It allegedly plans a Chinese federation with Japan, restoring the former emperor to the throne and extending influence along the border. Chinese officials denounce the drive as prelude to invasion, arguing the text hides aggressive aims and would countermovement against northern China.
Roosevelt unveils a large loan program to fund public works and create 100,000 jobs. The plan proposes a $2.5 billion loan to initiate works and place workers in camps across the country to spur internal improvements and reduce unemployment.
fragmented clipping reports Sir Lloyd George and disarmament issues amid Japanese actions in Shanghai and Manchukuo. mentions elections, opposition, and alleged moves by Nipponese forces. uncertain quotes describe political tension and calls for restraint as the global stance shifts.
The London stock market showed little activity in morning trading amid political uncertainty. Sterling remained steady, with British markets generally holding firm despite cautious investor sentiment.
Dr Ziehn, president of the Densix Renate, travels to Geneva amid warnings of a looming international crisis. He claims poling, machine and mine throwers have been involved in destabilizing actions, predicting a future blow that could be hard to recover from.
Two men escaped serious injury when their motorplane crashed during landing in a small Marrickville park. The pilot and passenger, though shaken, were not seriously harmed as authorities and onlookers assessed the wreckage and fuel concerns amid a restrained official response.
Fragmented text reports a leadership shakeup with references to Chiang Kai shek era styled figures and a central government conference. Mentions a new campaign command from Bhichuchuade and a junction rail route. General Ha Ving Ching and General Hau Pingyas are named in connection with wartime headquarters.
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