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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 18, 1932
Page
3
In a Sydney briefing, former Member of the House of Representatives Coleman said he would oppose Lang if he enters federal politics. The discussion touched on pension and welfare payments, government arrangements, and potential shifts in social benefits.
Inks wet cheques returned to the Turul Branch after presentation. An immediate pausing offer and orders to clear arrangements for L ie: Inks wet chaguen returned to the Turul Branch, which were recently barment upon presentation.
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Reports say the House will resume in May with government writ proposals under debate. Prime Minister Dr Lyon indicated government business would dominate proceedings, with extended sessions possible into the night as parliamentary leaders plan for significant legislation.
Government relief funds aim to provide work for about 30 000 men across New South Wales. The Minister for Works and Labour officials met to approve use of the Commonwealth grant to employ men in municipal and local projects. Authorities plan to augment the initial 160 400 allocation for NSW to immediately increase work programs and relieve unemployment.
A parliamentary inquiry centers on the sale of blankets and related items long suspected to have originated from government stock. Officials report moth damage and contested transfers from the archive room, with accusations of irregular procurement and misappropriation under review.
A flood of notices shows about a dozen Civic Administration workers dismissed with most applicants to be wives and few returning soldiers. About 20 dismissals affect those seeking reemployment while many have families of nine or more.
The Jury in Sydney awarded 2000 damages to Cecilia Tywott against Anlet Biman in a divorce action after misconduct allegations. Mr Justice Owen granted a decree. The judge noted the harm caused and urged proof of the wrongs. Evidence focused on co respondent's behaviour and alleged affairs.
Police report two men charged in a bank theft case involving about 800 pounds stolen from the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney. Detectives traced the money to a home and to a clerk at court proceedings, with further arrests noted as ongoing.
Fragmentary report describes several fires in Melrou ant Thess area. Police investigate mysterious blazes affecting a plantation and surrounding properties. No injuries reported. damages listed with uncertain locations and dates.
Government approves offer to form a company with capital of £610,000 to take over Newnes Shale and begin mining near Caterthe Valley. Brumannan and Chumbees plan a coaching plant at cost about £90,000 as private enterprise develops the oil fields and related industry.
An old time remedy advertises a cough mixture that promises savings and family relief. The text describes mixing concentrated ingredients with sweetened water to create a supply sufficient for many doses, claiming health benefits and chest relief.
The session on the second reading of a controversial bill neared adjournment as Senators argued over granting wide powers for deportation of unions. Opposition pressed that such measures threaten civil rights while proponents defended aims against unlawful associations and political agitation.
Dublin report says Labour members of the Dail intend to press for a referendum on the oath question. They oppose De Valera's sweeping tariff policy and tariff measures.
Debates in the House of Representatives opened on galvanised iron tariffs led by Deputy Prime Minister and other ministers. Key figures including Mr Gu, Mr Riordan, and Mr Forde debated duties, wage effects, and import strategies amid industry pressure and Commonwealth plant expansion.
In Canberra the Commonwealth Treasurer Bruce and South Australia Premier Str a discussed compensation for federation losses. SA hopes to secure up to three million pounds, with further negotiations to determine the final amount. Mr Hill will depart Adelaide soon for further talks and a full investigation of the claim is urged.
Acton Cricket Hib haw horn aMewlly declared the winner nf tw YH in the Diatriat Cricket Competition. An FACHTANE cntive met on Monday to compare avenges of the three leads, confirming Acton’s victory and noting key averages.
In Tamworth a Glew time engine derailed after the main driving wheel snapped. Paul Hravion reported the derailment as the train impelled toward Tyga diy, whipping up dust and smoke. After two minutes the train halted, causing delays and minor confusion among passengers.
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