20 May 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 20, 1931
Page
1
A bill approved by both New South Wales Parliament houses relieves Friendly Societies from certain bank security rules. The measure, debated in Sydney, aims to simplify borrowing against funds deposited with the government.
A fragmentary report discusses charity commissions and wage parity, noting local engines and New South Wales context. It references a meeting with Mr O Taylor and others urging equal opportunity and government responsibility in employment practices.
Parliament faces a decisive day as Unity conference supporters push for Audrey and allied candidates. Opponents plan motions to divide the unity group while lawmakers discuss to-day in London ahead of parliamentary sessions.
Sydney reports a Labour Legislative Council meeting rejected a pledge of loyalty to Lang’s policy. Led by J Coates and E Grayndler, the group argued against signing, promising to inform the A.L.P. executive of the dissent while defending the party platform and opposition to the Lang plan.
Fragmented OCR notes describe political influence by the Beasley Group sustaining Eldridge's position. Mentions deputy-Tawdor role, government support, and ongoing disputes over power, with references to figures like Mr Tyne and Neri amid unclear dates and locations.
Mr G Durval, manager of the Quertini and National Hank Canberra, has returned to farm work. Holley Wong and the South Coast Melbourne group accompany Vili, and plans were outlined for today.
Fragmented, garbled OCR text describes Soviet trade and export pressures. Mention of Russia, dumping concerns, and economic phrases appear amid unclear names, places, and events. No coherent dates or organizations are extractable from the readable portions.
In London on Monday Sir Aueton Choate asked about Soviet trade, prompting debate over Britain’s policy. The Prime Minister Mrs Meanam gave a guarded reply, while Parliament weighed the implications of potential break with the Soviet Union amid tensions described in the fragment.
Fragmented report shows wrangling over price and demand as buyers and sellers hold firm. Mentions European and Indian buyers, government policy tone, and shifting outlook for shipments and futures amid uncertain conditions.
Britain is urged to present itself as a peacemaker at Geneva while world court discussions proceed. The note frames Britain’s role in mediating security and legal questions amid ongoing international diplomacy.
In Geneva Monday British Foreign Secretary Henderson urged referring the Austro German customs union to the Permanent Court of International Justice for opinion. Austrian Chancellor Schober denied threats to Austria's independence and backed Henderson's move as officials prepared for further developments tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR text about an A F A convention with scrambled words and names. The readable portions reference dates, meetings, and attendees but details are unclear. The piece appears to be a chaotic, partial transcription of a convention report with many garbled terms and missing context.
Fragmentary text from the London disarmament conference reports a meeting of officials and observers. The snippet hints at shifting agendas and preparations by foreign ministers and the presidency, with emphasis on continued discussions and the diplomatic formality surrounding the event.
A German correspondent notes the renewal of the pact between Germany and Russia, underscoring renewed cooperation and the timing of the agreement. The report highlights the political alignment and the anticipated impact on regional diplomacy and security dynamics.
In a tense climate, authorities debate religious leadership amid rising mistrust. The article cites officials and communities wary of a looming sanction and possible church-state friction, noting opposition from local factions and international implications.
The notice discusses deposit requirements for the Advisory Council election across multiple sites. It notes neutrality expectations and the need for careful consideration of the nominating process and home amendments as part of the official proceedings.
The Advisory Council poll prompted a declaration by the three elected members that their term will feature a policy of action. Rival Mr Rowe alleged national sentiment influenced the vote and complained of unfair treatment while noting a sense of anti digger feeling in Ganbowers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions finance loan council and premiers with scattered names and terms. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible beyond a general financial governance context.
Fragmented notes depict confusion over Australia's delegate and travel to the conference. The text references the Australian foreign affairs secretary, a possible arrival timeline in Santos, and mentions a Commonwealth official urging policy directions. The fragmentary item hints at tensions within the international gathering and mixed guidance from authorities.
A parliamentary debate centers on whether papers related to Bromine or related matters should be tabled. Mr Cahill and Mr Ravin lead questions about the status of the papers and the government’s handling. The matter is reserved for the prime minister’s return before a formal reply.
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