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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1932
Page
1
Sydney reports that Premier of New South Wales seeks delay in enforcement of the Agreement Enforcement Bill. He argues the High Court test and testing of validity before action, amid trepidation over stalled funds and potential political moves.
Eleven Chinese arrests followed a Shanghai plot to overthrow the government and seize public services for a Communist takeover. Documents show plans for an dawn coup, with large sums involved and warnings of armed resistance. Police disclosed details as authorities moved to thwart the scheme.
A partial report describes a mishap on a road where a car overturned injuring a spectator. Police provided details as authorities investigated the scene and witnesses recalled the chaotic travel moment amid crowd movement and vehicle impact.
A partially readable report notes a bearer found indewy following a meeting at Bolegh Mibon. The fragment mentions a New Gain member and a Ghatal grocenion event with unclear details.
A skeptical NSW Auditor General's certificate is read in parliament amid cross-party debate over a federal revenue shortcut. The Prime Minister warns of possible recourse to enforcement under the Peace Offense Act of 1908 if NSW delays, prompting questions on reserve funds and the Lang Group's stance as the debate intensifies.
A British federation plans to stimulate tennis countrywide by coordinating branches and clubs to organize matches and tournaments among neighboring towns. It proposes forming new clubs, standardizing competition, and encouraging younger players while retaining current registration fees.
The fragment mentions General Chiang Kai-shek and Japanese talks in Shanghai. It references withdrawal discussions, military commission posts, and the League of Communists, with critical remarks about sincerity. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret clearly.
Rioting occurred in Delhi during the weekend as polls were altered amid demonstrations by a Congress Muslim crowd marking Gandhi's anniversary. Police faced forceful protests as the government faced defiance.
Dozens of Scarborough dole officers faced a jeering crowd as doors were barred and a barge halted. Demonstrators demanded ration tickets, pelted inspectors with rubber stamps and punches, and police had to intervene before reinforcements arrived. Two men were injured as unrest spread, raising fears of further violence.
An unreliable report describes a glider incident on the Mout Coast where Mr. J Mine fell from height when a gear failed. He survived a dramatic ride and a near crash, with details garbled by theOCR.
Reported turmoil within the Country Party as internal divisions flare over tobacco policy. Expulsion threats against Swan MP Gregery sparked by opposition to increased protection, while figures like Paterson resisted moves. Debates and party discipline surfaced during last week’s House proceedings amid broader factional tension.
Charlee Hardy told a Moss Vale audience that the Country Party would not oppose the federal government over a new translation policy. He argued the party would not relent on defending the unity and stability of the country amid political pressures.
Reported Kreuger suicide sent tremors through global finance two years ago. Stock valuations plunged from £110 million concerns to £17,000 billion on the London and European exchanges. Authorities feared panic as traders awaited decisions by the London Stock Exchange Committee.
The article notes Swedish concerns about Kreuger matters and the impact on Swedish financiers. It reports statements by the Inspector of the Rewedinh Bank regarding solvency of banks and government support, while a prominent economist cautions the obituary framing of Kreuger affairs.
A fragmented report notes two youths caught trespassing at Randwick, entering a dining room and stealing from a cabinet. Mrs Poalie, wife of Rev Poulini, locked the scene and kept watch until police arrived. The robbers fled but a quantity of valuables reportedly recovered later.
Authorities in Sydney report no concrete progress in the undeclared case as investigators with the Royal Easter shows face public scrutiny. No definite information is available about suspects or motives as police press for leads amid ongoing inquiries related to the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby.
Canberra rates for 1932 will not rise from 1931 levels, stated to the Advisory Council by Civic Administrator C. S. Daley. The chair suggested rate striking had been considered but deferred for ministerial view. Responding, Shakespeare indicated reductions would apply to all leases but some revaluations may be needed for appeals related to commercial elements. If no increase is made, Garran indicated he would present views, with no further comment.
In a Marine Court session at Infinity, Second Officer Willan Chases Goldson faces accusations of duty failure after the Inland stranding off Kebmary 21. Captain J. Davis and master Jomen McDonald testify weather was clear, while captain Golding questions the decision to delay calling for help amid the grounding dispute.
The 28th annual conference of the Associated Chamber of Commerce of Australia opened with President O. Cowie highlighting interdependence, urging reciprocal trade with Australia and Britain. He warned tariffs could strain growth, while peaceful wage policies and improved outputs could lift primary products, benefiting dominions and Great Britain.
Walter Regglesworth 46 an insurance agent found dead at Belmore from apparent self harm his note indicates intention to end his life. Clarks 38 injured in Antieday car motorcycle crash at Ramegats died this morning. Toeinat 20 son found dying in Strathfield home with bullet wound as father fled. Mrs Eimily Pett 47 of Fomalle died after swallowing antiseptic in kettle. Widespread worry over unemployment and personal finances pervades Sydney.
Berlin reports show President Hindenburg narrowly missing an absolute majority on the first ballot with results promising a possible second ballot. Hitler vows to fight again on April 10 if needed as Thalmann and Duesterberg trails are noted amid intense campaigning and large Berlin crowds.
A man named William James Power was found dead with severe injuries after falling from a bridge at Hornsby. A note to his widow stated poverty lay ahead. Power, once a carriage cleaner with the Lee railway service, had been dismissed last month. An unidentified girl nearby alerted police as locals described the grim scene.
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