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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 09, 1933
Page
2
The fragmentary OCR mentions rates and notices from local sources in a Canberra area context, with partial references to news and rates. Readable elements point to a local notices brief about prescriptions or rates and a Canberra locale, though many words are garbled.
Special arrangement ensures the Canberra Times is delivered daily to every part of Canberra before others. Residents may order by emailing the newspaper or calling. Orders from Queaubiyas should be placed with Sr, WP Meer Lowe Miveet.
The current Canberra rainfall report lists monthly totals and highlights record traces for the year so far. Detailed figures are incomplete in the fragment but indicate rainfall trends and notable measurements across months.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Tot account titled ceritant from Ue Canberee. The readable bits imply a financial or ledger entry with personal names and numbers but lack full context or dates. Further text needed to identify the event, participants, or location with certainty.
Weather bulletin for Canberra region notes cloudy conditions with isolated coastal showers and generally fine weather inland. Expect a cold night with frost on higher ground, some morning fog, variable winds shifting to the southwest.
Analysis argues for bi bicameral reform and a 60 member council to curb Lang government excesses. It praises proportional representation, warns against centralised credit, and condemns existing laws while urging rejection of Labour extremists and a more economical, stable legislature.
A newspaper summary reports a sizable deficit reduction in the state finances for the first ten months of the current financial year versus the same period last year. The April 30, 1092 deficit stood at a large amount while revenue rose to record levels and expenditures were reduced.
Government decisions relay to the Naval Lessees Association secretary outline rental arrears relief and delays in payments. Minister for Commerce discusses land tenders, lease policies, and price protections for grapes used in wine, with emphasis on duties of state and Commonwealth cooperation and the Wine Export Bounty Act.
In a deteriorated report a court considers whether Aydeny should be reinstated after a conviction for conspiracy. The Incorporated Law Institute argues the applicant’s conduct shows disqualifying behavior, and the court contemplates that without a criminal appeal the conviction might undermine eligibility. The application was adjourned pending further evidence and clarity on the case.
Mr E A Maura of the United Referendum Campaign Committee claimed a corrected report from the Dubbo electorate shows a likely majority for Yen. The outlook favors Riverina and Weel regions while the Tablelands show weak support and the Government fears a close vote in North areas. Mr Trickett travels the border districts to gauge support as Munrowine cites Cantlereagh and surrounding electorates predicting uncertain margins.
London dispatch outlines the American and British positions on tariff terms and potential public reaction. Roosevelt policy is cited as pivotal, with remarks on possible German and British moves impacting negotiations and economic security.
President Roosevelt outlines government and industry reforms aimed at preventing overproduction and inflation. He warns against undue competition and calls for unity in disarmament talks and economic stability through international cooperation. He stresses consolidating growth to improve efficiency and capacity across sectors.
In Melbourne on Monday an unexpected conference involving the Attorney General and the Defence Minister preceded a tense 10 day period as Massy Greene considered resignation. Officials remained noncommittal and would not confirm if the resignation rumor motivated the ministerial meeting in Canberra about cabinet matters.
Wellington reports no solution to a shipping strike affecting New Zealand ports. The Lathorn Company's coaster fleet faces disruption as unions confront management over wages and conditions. Volunteers are called, and political figures weigh the impact on trade and transport.
A chaotic, partially legible report describes renewed fighting with Japanese forces along a Great Wall area. The fragmented text mentions cleanup operations, potential retraining, and military movements as at least one side presses claims of control and force.
A fragmented OCR page lists obsolete motor vehicles and prices, mentioning brands such as Fiat, Packard, Overland, Chevrolet, and Vauxhall. It references car models, year ranges, and values, with scattered notes on service, mileage, and a long table of various makes and their asking prices.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a bond break and a Monday context with unclear references. The readable elements include a nine related phrase and vague references to a fee or fare, but no identifiable persons or organizations. The text is too fragmented to establish concrete entities or events.
A statewide broadcast will feature Premier Brevena speaking, with audio distributed through stations 20N Goul an, WO Waten, Albury, Newcastle, Gunnckahi, and others. The speech aims to reach audiences statewide via multiple outlets and platforms.
In a brief statement, Minister for Justice Mr Martin said that the government believes the referendum does not require Nutola to Thor to be open on Saturday. The remarks were delivered amid questions from the press about scheduling and access.
A garbled note references figures in a ceremonial accession day setting with a royal or gubernatorial tone. It hints at a formal procession or gathering and mentions conveyance on behalf of a poet or warrant. The legible fragments imply official communications and greetings within a ceremonial context.
Federal bear to reassemble cable Teddy aims to address the attorney general and minister for defence in Canberra. A morning cabinet meeting is noted with planning to proceed at a late hour tonight. A report will be submitted to the States Conference of Premiers at a Brisbane venue on Monday, June 2.
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