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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
4
Reading from Falta reports a monthly total of thirty events in Queanteyan for the year to date in Benin context. The fragment references Junhiary Fencuary Maret and mentions April os Mey 9 as part of the calendar notes.
Publication notice from The Canberra Times appears with contact and subscription details. It lists prepaid subscription rates, local agents, and printing notes, referencing Canberra city and associates.
A note outlines a daily demand schedule for forms of the previous day, tied to a special arrangement with Tay and the Can parcel time. Details indicate adjustments in delivery timing and processing tied to the SShapauer system.
The article argues NSW voters face a stark choice in three weeks between the Lang administration and the Stevens Ministry. It notes Lang’s dismissal, the new ministry’s earnestness, and the need to conform to the Premiers Plan and Commonwealth obligations. It warns Lang would be forced to accept federal terms if returned.
Fragmentary notice reports a maintenance claim after 25 years involving W M Hughes who plans a trip to Bouglana on Tuesday. Mentions Danes, health notes, and a court appearance at Faritney Court. Includes rumours about prior property transfers and lifetime work claims, with lingering questions over a vanished fortune.
A grand funeral of the Japanese premier was conducted today with attendance from Indian representatives of the Emperor and Empress and leaders from all parties. A solemn ceremony featured a pompous parade and national rites amid public service reductions and a week of official mourning.
In a May 18 letter to protype programmes Allan argues for improvements in city theatre planning. He critiques outside bun placement, crowd flow, and the need for a reliable show sequence with intermission and scenic elements. He suggests a central company and asks for better audience management and staffing details.
The article notes an embargo lift and new prohibitions on a list of goods including wines, preserved foods, chutneys, pickles, and hardware items. It details restricted items such as cheeses, fruits, beverages, textiles, and certain manufactured components, outlining ongoing regulatory controls and periods of enforcement.
A garbled report discusses restoration by Stevens Ministry and a broad critique of labor policy. It mentions the United Labour Union, industrial committees, and representation issues amid postwar labor tensions. Strong entities include Stevens Ministry, United Labour Union, and related industrial bodies.
A parliamentary vote defeated a government motion on a schedule dealing with costs and reductions. The result split loyalties among members as Cameron led the government in proposing changes while opposition and party members clashed over amendments. The tally ended with a government defeat and ongoing instability highlighted by party alignments and ministerial questions.
Mesdamen 2. 4 Eyam Jos Francie nd J. A. Parking ware Woutomen At wail tom tendered to Men H. 5 Gullett wife of the Alinister Mr Trade and Custome at Prefiement Home Canberra on Wednesday afternoon prior to her deganure for Ceneda Whore Me. Gullett will be one of the Pommonwealth Government's repre ntatives at the Gituwe Centeremner. Those invited Included Lady Giaanow Lady Groom Musdamer GH Mee kay G. A. Baxwell 4. C Blacklow PA McBride RG Caney ¢ rani G. J. Duncan-Maplie Stewart MW Glover and Missa Eiren-
Fragmented report discusses the gold standard debate in Washington. Cites Wetman and Meyer predicting effects of a higher standard on a federal rate and Senate committee opposition. Mentions 1924 context and remarks from unidentified officials about monetary policy.
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