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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 06, 1931

Page

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Scullin Defends Bank Reappointment Amid Cabinet Split

Mr Beasley argued the prime minister stated the bank appointment was a Cabinet unanimous decision, noting protests by Mr Anstey and others. He claimed haste in naming Sir Herbert Gibson and questioned the executive council’s timing, while acknowledging the party’s divided views on the moratorium policy and leadership.

Beasley Gandost Aubual X Scullin Stil Ib Wan Unanimous Robert Gibson Anstey Executive Council Canberra Labor Gibson Forde Fey LM Rote

Honduras Rebels Seize Town After Fierce Battle

Reports from Santa Rosa describe a major clash in Tequcigalpa Honduras where the garrison led by Celene Garcia reportedly died along with many women defenders. A rebel force captured the town after defenders ran out of ammunition as refugees fled toward safety.

Tequcigalpa Honduras Santa Rosa Celene Garcia

Law Reform Plan Aims Cheaper Costs and Court Powers

A terse outline by the Attorney General proposes ten measures to reform law costs and speed justice. It includes expanding magistrates court powers and removing the line between barristers and solicitors, alongside changes to death sentence funding and solicitor fees.

Eurey Treshry Wlay Lysneht Classis Secadei At Etaulting Solicitors Pial

Savings Bank Interest Questioned in Legislative Council

Debates center on whether Government Savings Bank paid interest on Rural Bank loans, with references to an inquiry by lawmakers. The discussion considers depositor guarantees and the bank’s ability to meet payments, amid scrutiny of loan terms and fiscal obligations.

Eydney Tuerday Legislative Perrar Government Savings Bank Savings Gad Vturad

S W Savings Bank Mo Instructions in London

Fragmented OCR text shows banking agency in London and New South Wales with reference to mine sites and entities Rakny Hawk Cheger and others. details are unclear and many words corrupted. The readable items imply financial and mining mentions without coherent event or outcome.

New South Wales Whhout Rakny Hawk

Schneider Cup Flight Contest Opens in London

The Schneider Cup event begins in London with a simplified contest focusing on takeoff and a two minute landing. Competitors will be tested in altitude and precision after the start, as teams prepare for the special format.

London Thie Aibalithem

Disarmament and recovery emphasized in wartime speech

A Washington report notes a high level meeting discussing disarmament as essential to postwar recovery. The speaker condemns hostility and pushes for equal distribution of goods, calling for coordinated policy in a broader world outlook.

A.L.P. Policy for Canberra Representation Discussed at Causeway

Two A.L.P. candidates for the Advisory Council outlined a policy favoring representation in the Federal Parliament and reforms to lower living costs, especially rent. The meeting at Causeway Hall was chaired by Abel McFadyen with W. Hammond and others speaking on Canberra matters and public service links.

A.L.P Advisory Council Causeway Centar Labour Party Mandy Hates Mie Wily Hall Abel Mecitar Pann A. Melia Dinan Metaiven Wb. Hammond McPadven Fox Commonwealth Public Service Canberra

Burma Rebellion Intensifies in Burma Calcutta Report

The Burma uprising worsens as Burmese and Indian tensions rise. Crown forces struggle to curb mobile insurgents terrorizing Tharrawaddy with guerilla warfare and murders while police efforts prove insufficient. Reinforcements travel from Rangoon to Thayetmyo. In Honthawaddy three Indians killed and seven injured at Kyanktanere Catholic Church shelter.

Calcutta Burma Tharrawaddy Mooe Rangoon Thayetmyo Honthawaddy Pernons Tau Kyanktanere

Stack's Return Beats Own Record in Flight

Captain Neville Stack arrived at Heston aerodrome completing his flight from Constantinople in 14% hours, breaking his previous Lympne to Constantinople record. He spoke of delays and engine overhauls while aiming for a future record to Australia and Jenin, recalling a tense landing between Belraad and Saenni and the welcome at the aerodrome after darkness.

London Neville Stack Heston Aerodrome Constantinople Bourt Lympne Australia Jenin Stuck Beleraad Saenni Owen

Plane Missing Over African Wilds Reported

Report from Nairobi city desk states a plane piloted by Lieutenant Cirrying with a passenger has been near the desolate northern province since Wednesday. Captain Black, leader of the ace, joined the search in the Sudd Miry region. The craft started with 804 petrol units and is feared down while inspecting Wipents of the Abell Company.

Police Chief Questioned On Subpoena Service In Arbitration Inquiry

Sydney Tuesday select committee probing the Arbitration Bill questions Police Commissioner Mr. Childe about why the force did not serve a subpoena on Amalgamated Society of Engineers secretary Mr. Childs. The committee adjourned for two days as the Chief Secretary prepares a reply. A further letter says the matter has been placed with the Attorney‑General.

Sydney Legislative Council Select Committee Childe Amalgamated Society of Engineers Childs Mr. Wrooks Hhat Mr. Childs Follee Plac Allorney-Cieneral

McFadyen Advocates Full Federal Representation for Territory

Mr. McFadyen urged Labour to press the Government for full parliamentary representation for the Federal Territory. He argued that Territory problems require a vote and that denying franchise to eight thousand residents amid Canberra’s mixed population is unjust. He also supported a municipal council with elected representatives to guard Commonwealth interests.

Mimio AWW Industria Dita Uli Coburg Labour Leagie Wien Tirana McFadyen Uiling Federal Capital Territory Eden- Monaro Caberra

Government urged to base land values on fact in Territory

A speaker pressed for defining land values across the Territory with emphasis on building blocks and urged the Government to restore fair valuations. He noted rate assessment cuts as admission that blocks are undervalued and called for Rural Lessees access to the Land Advisory Board.

Land Advisory Board

Exterritoriality in British Entanglements Spotlighted

Fragmentary report outlines foreign residents facing detention and legal controls as authorities propose extending extraterritorial jurisdiction. It notes protests and legal actions tied to foreign communities, with references to British measures and possible court involvement in October.

Notes Robbery Before Bags Reached Train

A fragmented report describes a robbery tied to bags on a train. The text references suspects and events around a trip, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors. The core note points to an incident connected with luggage and train travel.

Rail Mishap Delays Line After Truck Train Collision

A derailment on the main southern line between Yerrimbool and Barge caused a temporary disruption this morning. A grain train derailed, a truck with bulk wheat and an oil tank left the rails, and a fast train struck the wreckage after no warning was issued. No injuries were reported and the line was cleared shortly after.

Bydney Yerrimbool

Hawker Robbed by Bandits Near Taralgan

Melbourne report notes a hawker was robbed by bandits this afternoon. The attackers tied the victim, identified as Bluch, and fled with a cash haul of 79 pounds. Police seek witnesses and posses in the Taralgon area.

Melbourne Taralgon Roel Bluch

Monarchist Priest Matirin Attacked Near Valencia

Monday Armen with sevihes and a group from Villa Sai Vicenta near Valencia confronted and severely harmed Father Soters the head parish nelest. Boteres was an ardent monarch bai.

Matirin Armen Sevihes Villa Sai Vicenta Valencia Father Soters Boteres Bai

Canberra Rent Reform and Housing Plan Contested

A proposed Fair Rent policy aims to ease Canberra living costs, with plans for cheaper employee housing. The government pledges support for cottage construction and targeted public service access. An inquiry will examine the two housing proposals and potential benefits for residents and families.

Labor plan on isolation costs and Canberra hospital drive

Mr McFadyen argued that charges for isolating infectious diseases should fall on government, not individuals. He urged a Canberra Hospital built on a community basis, expanded Baby Clinic reach, unified housing maintenance control, and a workers compensation act while backing public liquor ownership and compulsory motor insurance under a Commonwealth scheme.

McFadyven Cltigena Canberra McFadyen Advisory Council

Militant Seamen to Hold Stop Work Meeting

Sydney reports the militant section of the Beaman’s Union passed a resolution to hold a stop work meeting on Friday to consider a general strike. The plan could halt shipping for four hours. all Commonwealth branches except Newcastle reportedly opposed the walkout.

Sydney Beaman’s Union Commonwealth Newcastle Wtrifort

Billiard saloon grievance voiced to NT government

A deputation of billiard saloon proprietors complained to the NT government about a tire restriction and youth access. The minister promised to report the matter to the chief secretary for consideration.

Bydneyv Topaday NT Te Jeter

Australian Priest Murder Case Aboard California Charge

In Los Angeles prosecutors filed complaints charging two individuals with murder in the death of Joseph McDonald an Australian Catholic priest who died last week Authorities allege the men assaulted the priest during an incident in California continuing a case tied to his death

Los Angeles Momlay Joseph McDonald Australia Mimitter McDoald

Melbourne unemployment figures show drop in registrations

The Melbourne Government Labour Bureau reports 34,174 people registered as unemployed, down from 48,212 a week earlier, reflecting a significant change in the jobless count.

Melbourne

Unity Move-Parties Invited in Sydney Ties

The report notes invitations extended to unity move parties amid political tensions in Sydney. Key figures referenced include ARAL Arr chair and national alliance leaders as they discuss recent conferences and plans for future democracy efforts.

Sydney Pammines Dane Democracy Beau

Melbourne Meeting on Labour Opposition Held

A conference in Melbourne discussed anti Labour actions and the need for unity. Key figures debated strategies and emphasized persistent effort to overcome difficulties during the session.

Melbourne Tesday Fevona F.yons Qeece

Weather Forecast Delays Reported by Home Affairs Minister

The Minister for Home Affairs Mr Blakeley delayed releasing meteorological information after a committee meeting. An official from the Meteorological Bureau stated the delay would continue until the next day as Mr Tyler Croat provided updated data.

Blakeley Tyler Croat Adebitete Meteorologies Bureau Tyler

Poison sales lead to man’s death at Williamstown Court

In Melbourne, at Williamstown Court, chemist Sydney Eva and grocer Francis Twist were fined on a charge of selling potent poison not complying with Poison Act regulations. Twist allegedly sold liquor to lighthouse keeper Charles Meyers at Cliffy Island. Meyers died from a mistaken wine-like substance amid a toothache.

Melbourne Williamstown Court Sydney Eva Francis Twist Twist Charles Meyers Cliffy Island Mayers

Plane Crash Ends 6000 Mile Flight Over Russia and Persia

A long distance flight ending in Persia near Saenwar crashed in fire at Tehferan. The aircraft was destroyed but the occupants were uninjured and continued the journey by car.icionados

Tehferan Peraiut Edwin Montagu Russia Persia Saenwar

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