07 May 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
1
A garbled OCR notice from a savings bank in Avdiney outlines loan interest terms and postings. It references commission actions, a delivery point, and potential government adjustments affecting customer balances, with unclear names and dates amid damaged text.
In Sydney, masked bandits robbed F N E Cohen Jewellers on King Street as he walked home from work. Despite a rapid pursuit, thieves escaped with jewelry worth a substantial sum after forcing open doors and binding the proprietor. Police, alerted by an employee, pursued leads as two getaway cars fled breakneck away from the scene.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a fatal crash near Paletown involving pilots and a commander, with references to Lawton, Capetown, and hospital plans. The text mentions a lieutenant, recommen dations for a veteran, and an air route plan at a yearly rate of 686.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Exiled Queen and Mrs Lyons with mentions of government house, attorney general, and rising concerns. Names and places are garbled, but imply a political or legal confrontation involving figures such as Mr Hloxiies and Jamie, amid a murky report on events and discussions.
In evidence before the Senate the Commonwealth Bank chair Sir Robert Gibson cited an alternative to shipping gold to London beyond default, but declined to reveal it. Senator Dunn accused a frame up as the session featured disputed lines about bank policy and government knowledge, with questions on debt funding and London market movements.
Disjointed OCR notes quote Bank Chairman Mabert Gibson dodging a policy question. Debate covers communications between the board and the Treasurer, potential effects on British pound notes, and risks of government default if renewal or concessional terms fail.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unsettled conditions for depositors in London amid unclear official actions. The record lacks coherent details, with garbled place names and stray phrases about banks, authorities, and inquiries. No concrete outcomes or dates are discernible from the text.
The air opposition Renators and Houee Representatives have been invited by the Parliamentary Nationalist Party to attend a meeting in room Liam for talks on forming a unified Farmers party. The event aims to negotiate backing, potential leadership, and broader alliance.
Local reports indicate Brisbane Town Hall rejected a request associated with Mr Lang. Officials cited procedural reasons while outlining a planned review of financial proposals and related arrangements. Mayor Jord Calder of Avintne, currently overseeing the matter, is expected to provide further clarification when the council reconvenes next week.
The readable fragments describe a local event involving Geecat Arr and Berton at a community station. Details are sparse but indicate a routine meeting or notice with individuals named Geecat Arr and Berton present, amid unspecified dates or actions.
The Prime Minister and Boullin criticized Senate actions regarding the Commonwealth Bank Board. The exchange questioned the authority to summon the Chairman and the board’s function in guiding a major state institution. The dialogue touched on government aims and the bank bill’s necessity to address ethical concerns and avoid deficits.
An article fragment describes Mr Parkhill objecting to what he calls the vulsar ubtine of sor and notes pressures around employee enrolment in The All for Australie League in Melbourne. The Attorney General and police are referenced in relation to enforcement and potential penalties for non enrolment.
The text shows a chaotic report on church appeals to Mr Lang Hydsey with mention of a state lottery act and council steps. It references a Friday event, a late totlery, and immediate action to implement lottery provisions, signaling urgent legislative or civic activity.
A fugitive murderer who escaped from Germany in a motor boat is pursued by authorities. The target is identified as a chemist allegedly involved in fraud. A German American figure is described as influential, linked to a high stakes fraud case and a factory operation near Minow.
Fragmented parliamentary exchanges discuss abandoning the gold standard and its effects on Australia. Senators question monetary policy, inflation impact, and national credit, with Robert Gibson and other figures weighing potential alternatives and risks to export and currency stability.
A garbled 1920s style report discusses government action on petrol pricing led by a figure named Killen and references the Commonwealth, Haninorion Lad, and Repromatas. The piece hints at government arrangements and possible operations affecting petrol costs and policy.
A fragmentary notice from London reports a ceremonial day with royal reference and a chapel event. context is unclear but mentions the Mt. Chomrye'n Chapel and celebrations ahead of a quiet Accession Day observance.
A garbled historical blot hints at Kidston facing near death many times during a turbulent period. It references aviation crashes in the 1920s, a 60 mph motor incident, and long political or social wait times before later life events.
A mid air crash during the Gale Schneider Cup near London injures the pilot and a lieutenant. The pilot parachuted a half mile away and survived despite a damaged aircraft. authorities investigate the gusty wind event and carrier weather conditions.
A garbled account describes a protest and an aviation incident. It mentions a parachutist, a machine, and a drop near a port, with references to ADM units and a crowd. Details are unclear, but the piece centers on a wartime aerial event and public reaction.
HYDNEEY Wednesday fire damaged a boot store with extensive damage noted to the rear section. Two firemen were seriously injured while battling the blaze as crews fought to subdue flames and prevent spread to adjacent areas.
Report rows show Colonial Sugar Kemiox Company profits and dividends for the year ending March. Dividends and tax relief will be payable January 12 at 12 percent annual rate. The figures compare favorably with the previous year, noting earnings in the March period and overall distributions to shareholders.
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