Local Market Prices Briefly Stated Contingently
Short OCR note lists prices for rice oats and barley with ambiguous figures. Mentions 45/m and unit prices 3/2, 2/1, 5/ly but lacks full context or remaining details.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
1
Newfoundland Porages Disproved Against Prime Minister
A fragmented report stated investigations into the former minister facing allegations of manipulation. The government inquiry highlighted irregularities and possible mismanagement, as witnesses testified before the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Foundland
Tuer
Unahing
Wohard Suuiren
Beas
Phar Lap Leaves for Rest in California
Journal clipping reports Phar Lap sailing to California with trainer Wootcock and jockey Hole Merwe aboard. Plans include races at Hui de Ath Faviow in Wanatden and a possible move to England, with discussions of future appearances and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat Lap
Wondoock
Haat Walla
Menor
Mir
Tatvtn
Waanntayden Hagin Park
Kengland
Chicago
Irish policy conveyed to British Government
The Irish Commissioner informs Mr. Thaman that the Free State Minister for Internal Affairs says the oath in the treaty is not mandatory. The government would not modify the oath, but asserts the treaty preserves internal sovereignty. Normal relations with Britain are urged, with full representation in Parliament and restraint while internal matters develop. The oath remains a point of tension in the piecing of Anglo Irish relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nintay
Th. Thaman
Atrife
Media
Hiritaln
Pwonle Ih
Antelane World Review highlights and regional notes
A World Review compiled with Reuters and other sources notes overseas intelligence and regional observances. The item cites special arrangements and distribution in Australia and New Zealand, signaling broad international coverage and archival sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters World
Antelane
All Right
Australia
New Zealand
Setback to Shanghai delays final conference
The final conference on the withdrawal of Chinese troops was postponed after the Chinese military representative failed to attend. General Chiang Kwangnai then agreed to represent China at earlier talks, with the fate of the talks unsettled and a possible indefinite postponement looming as negotiations falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chiang Kwangnai
19Th Army
Japan and China Warships Leave Shanghai Step Toward Settlement
A foreign policy briefing notes that Japanese warships departed Shanghai as part of an initial move toward a broader settlement with China. The discussion includes reactions from British and Allied officials, the role of the League of Nations, and debates over China’s governance and foreign protection amid tensions in the region.
Tornado sweeps five states. heavy casualties reported
A powerful tornado swept through Alabama Georgia Tennessee Kentucky and South Carolina last night and today causing 243 deaths and about 2500 injuries. Thousands are homeless as communities remain cut off and communication is limited at dawn with more fatalities feared. Alabama suffered 190 deaths followed by Georgia 33 Tennessee 16 Kentucky 2 and South Carolina 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirlinghtam
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
In Control Goode Takes Over Railways
Goode has assumed complete control of transport operations in New South Wales with a capital gauge of more than 140000000. No official farewell was given to Mr Cleary, who did not receive a rise from the government, and there was no meeting between Mr Cleary and Mr Goode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Goode Han
Pontol Nf
New South Wales
Aasety
Cleary
Goode
Ottawa Conference Date Delayed for Imperial Opening
Ottawa correspondent reports the government contemplates delaying the Imperial Conference opening from July 1 to July 21 to allow Australian and New Zealand leaders to attend. The plan aims to ensure full participation by key dominions and align duties with wartime arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Ottawa
Australia
New Zealand
Cleary Hands Over Keys After Transport Act Move
Sydney report says the Railway Commissioner Mr. Cleary handed over the keys to his private secretary and bade farewell to department heads following the Government Gazette act. He was absent from the office this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hich
Aperson
Ministry of Transport Act
Las
Cleary
Mornine
Goode Salary Figures For Public Commission Revealed
In Sydney a chief commissioner will receive 3000 pounds yearly while a related figure shows 1760 for other officials. Goode is noted with a fixed 3500 pounds and seven years service. A chairman’s salary is listed at 1760 with unclear terms for other commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Trunas
Col
Comte
Trageport Cooordination
Pevin
Hoode
Gooden
Empire survey proposal for imperial customs union idea
The National Union of Manufacturers urged Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald to summon Empire representation at Ottawa to review imperial resources and plan a tariff scheme for an Imperial Customs Union. The memorandum calls for a permanent body to oversee Britain, the dominions, and colonies in coordinated economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Union of Manufacturere
Ramsay MacDonald
Ottawa
Conom
Britain
Jovernma
Promoter Fails to Name Referee for Major Fight
The managers of Australian George Cook and Malian Primo Carnera cannot agree on a referee for the noreon bout despite listing every available UK and foreign official. Jeff Dickson, the promoter, remains frustrated as negotiations stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tuesday Rone
Leon Meo
George Cook
Primo Carnera
Tonoreon
Jeff
Dickson
Thera
Pharlap Bones Rest in Canberra Amid Exhibition
The remains of the famed horse Pharlap will be transported to the Australian Institute of Anatomy in Canberra for public display. Veterinary expert Dr. Rewart McKay advised the move to support comparative anatomy studies and honor the Tamany Tyallan-bred animal's legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Pir
Che Fanouk eAechaeny
Ehalliate of Anatomy
Manlyater
Sheeran Waa
Thor Fandera
Orve
Conference in Melbourne Aims to Tackle Unemployment
Sir Colin Mackenzie announced plans for a major gathering in Melbourne on April 12 to press for solutions to unemployment. The event would draw international scientific bodies and focus on Pharos Task? and relevant data. attendance was expected to amplify the institute's research in anatomy and veterinary measurements conducted at the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bown Put
Colin Mackensie
Tnatniute
Uiittad
Raton
Wextec
Hn Romaine
Cunverea
Flying Boats New Type Proposed for the Albatross
The Australian Prema Association reports plans to equip the Albatross plane with modern float seaplanes replacing disalete boats. Consultations between the Admiralty and Australian Naval Board aim to decide on a suitable type. Folding winged craft to carry more aircraft. Ten to a dozen expected to be ordered soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prema’ Association
Albatron
Admiralty
Australian Naval Board
Altatrass
Tick Battle Owner To Go To Gaol Over Refusal To Pay
In Westnonday a man named Hain fillnd to yay leaving a case linked to cattle theft and an attempt by inspectors to muster the stock. Hamuss Wiley faces 60 days imprisonment after a lengthy delay since the incident months ago. He was given three months to pay, with Vine haw now expired, following a decision that ties to a long local dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dleke
Hamuss Wiley
Unemployment Wages Tax Raised In Wellington
The Minister for Unemployment, Mr Coste, announced a new proposal increasing the wages tax from threepence to a shilling in Wellington. The move forms part of measures to relieve unemployment and support relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Coste
Threaten Direct Action Over India Conference Ultimatum Issued
A conference condemned the Round Table outcomes, calling for an end to cooperation with the Government and demanding provincial autonomy before federation. The event featured a violent attack by mobs at the conference marquee, with guards dispersing the assailants using force and riot gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Round Table
All India
Lahore
Nationsia
Msr & Merce
British Army Commissions Open for Nomination
The British Army offers commissions to nominated Australian soldiers. Vacancies exist for cadetships at the Royal Military Academy Woolwich and four cadetships at the Royal Military College Sandhurst for cavalry and infantry command. Applications for nomination close May 1 with courses starting in September. details are available from the base commanders in major capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Milletary Academy
Woolwich
artiNery
Engineers
Royal Military College
Bandhurst
Alleged Incendiary Fire Claim In Melbourne Case
Trial week reveals allegations of deliberate bush fire in Melbourne on February 5. Witness Considine of Bale testifies fire could be arson to block workers. Letters cited include a warning and lines about matches being cheap, linking to married and single men during job disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wedntway
Brien
Te Bmmig Considine
Bale
Boxing Board Allows Fight Without Referee
The Central Boxing Board announced a bout can proceed without a referee while Stomtanin stands in temporarily to the Tet nod. Guards will be worn to obviate foul danger as stewards meet tomorrow to discuss the situation and legality of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxing Board of Central
Britain
Cook Confident Shot In Head In Garage Incident
A man named Marek Kennahan, formerly of Hamttom, was admitted in critical condition to Newcontint hospital after a bullet wound to the head. The report describes a car pulling up and a confrontation in a garage on a London Tyemiay street, with a suspect driving away at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnet
Weanenday
Marek Kennahan
Ham
Ttom
Newcontint
Tim
Chariceton Line
London
Tyemiay
Tien Milter
Peirot
Abe
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