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24 May 1932
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 24, 1932
Page
1
Labour Stir in New South Wales Crisis Forces Resignations
In Sydney reports a shakeup within the New South Wales ALP unfolds as E C Riley resigns from the presidency of the NSW branch amid a federal decision dispute. Other executive members including Menara W Booth and McLaren are said to have resigned. the turmoil follows a heated Labour conference and ongoing campaign tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belore
E. C. Riley
Cook
New Sea Wales
ALP
Bewes
Sydney
Execs
Menara
W. Boothwell
McLaren
McLaren, Were Freely Sioned. Wh Wan Taker Hecawinn Hel To Mercs
Kreuger London Assets and Debts Revealed in March Statement
A report outlines Kreuger & Toll assets at £19,090 and liabilities at £497,000,000, with Kreuger's total debts estimated at £11,900,000. The state executive funded campaign activities, while the Australian Labour Party faces internal debate at the Federal Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lee He Financial Hou
Kreuger & Toll
Kreuger
Dreathm
Australian Labour Party
Suspended Leader Faces Party Fallout In Australia
Fragmentary report describes internal party dispute over leadership and resignation of a senior figure. Mentions Mr MacPherson, Ay, and Ay I as tensions rise within the Australian party. Indicates a vote and potential replacement for a key committee role amid turmoil.
Bones Mystery Inquest To Resume At Bungendore Court
The district coroner will resume the adjourned inquest into Ridney William Morrison whose incinerated bones were found on a Bungendore property. Detectives from the Commonwealth and local police arrive with evidence and plan to present key findings as the inquiry revisits the “Bones Mystery” case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungendore Court House
Woodward
Ridney William Morrison
Bungendore
Morrison'n
Bobas
Mavrinan
Allmund
Detec
Biingendorn
Thundersiow
Toronar
Lhe
Rosner
Mir
Parliament May Rise To Day
The House of Representatives will proceed through all stages this day. The Prime Minister Mr Lyons will take a continuing role as the session moves toward early August. Next Friday night, Mr Lyons and Mr Loughlin, the UAP candidate for Wales elections, are mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Mr. Lyons
Lyons
Loughlin
UA P
Wales
Lougwyn Ati
Martial Law Threat by Venizelos Before Resignation
A distorted report sketches Venizelos warning of martial law before stepping down. The text mentions ally tensions and possible measures, with lines describing political moves and potential suspension of normal government functions as resignation nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venizelos
Canberra workers fear dismissals to make way for veterans
Canberra workmen expressed alarm over reports that the government planned to dismiss married long‑serving employees to replace them with returned soldiers amid department reorganisations. The Prime Minister and Lyons denied civilians would be discharged to hire veterans, saying preference to returned soldiers applied only to appointments and not dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Laonay
Howe of Representatives
Mir
Lyons
Blakeley
Wed
Federei
Collapse of Civilisation Madiud Souda Fauts of World War II
A fragmentary report discusses civilisational decline with mentions of Mr Ho and Mr Wells, referencing past wars and empire, warning of a global disorder. The text alludes to public opinion, emergency measures, and speculative future outcomes, amid mixed phrases and unclear attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madiud
Souda
oWilvunion
Mr Ho
Tin
Jnventenre
Fewayanors
Wells
England
Socialists Nominate Thomas for U S Presidency in Milwaukee
Norman Thomas of New York nominated as Socialist candidate for president at Milwaukee convention. He vows a relentless war against Republican and Democratic parties to overthrow the kingdom of poverty. James Mower of Pennsylvania named as vice presidential candidate, long-time state president of the Federation of Labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Norman Thomas
New Yorks
United States
Abernet
Kingdom of Poverty
James Mourer
Pennsylvania
Federation of Labour
Appointments under Lang Government face review
A Canberra style report notes changes in government appointments aimed at curbing undue influence. Minister for Labour and Industry Duns Mingham announced a review with the Public Service Board to assess the Industrial Vigilance Committee and related personnel actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Board
Sydney
Lang
Labour and Industry
Duns Mingham
Uedrerguier
Lane
Sofinite Netio Wrist Bb
Imavediately
Amit
Thuel
Tie Paoli
Fiitane
Ality Bray
British Triumph In International Tennis Tourney
England dominates the French British tennis tourney with 11 matches to 8. Boussun defeats Lee 5-6 46 64. Merlin beats O1 5-4. Borotra and Cochet top Perry and Collins 6-2 4. Borotra, Gregory, Gentien, and Andrews win key clashes as France and England contest a friendly yet competitive event in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
England
Boussun
Lee
cEngland
Cochet
Borotre
Gregory
Collins
Borotra
Andrewa
Gentien
Relief Works Programme in New South Wales
A Sydney report notes the Relief Works Programme nearing completion on the current unemployment roll. The Prime Minister will announce the first works to be started and funded in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Monier
WII
Medera
Willhen
Tate
Forgery Charges Span 139 Counts in London Case
A London case centers on 139 forgery counts linked to altered receipts and jewellery purchases. Key figures include Major Clarke, Victor Warton, and Audrey Braw Kerr, with charges detailing forged receipts and misused funds tied to racing and domestic expenditures. The court proceedings involve a Melbourne native and relate to air service executives amid a broad fraud inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Londonderry
Mia
Putnam
Major Clarke
the Daily Sketch
Victor Warton
Wictownshire
Patrick
Midas
Melbourne
Victoria
England
Hyuney
Air Fores
Thome Baty
Iy Tops
Mt Cher Dardonellan
Audrey Baow
al RU & Shipping Chirk
Arnold Muld Hain
Parkhill
Blekeley
Famous Aviators Gather at Rome for International Honor
Notable aviators including Mae 3d Gatty Kr Whidden Hrowar and MrP Hubert Wilkina attend a Rome gathering praising an upcoming aviation event. Government leaders pledge support as the ceremony opens amid aviation accolades and national tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiashnys
Mae 3d Gatty
Whidden
Yeateeday
Fragmentary political text on upper Homieator policy debate
Fragmentary OCR noting division in policy and attitudes of executive and opposition figures. Mentions MacPharmm and Fagard in discussions about elections and policy directions. Ambiguous names and dates reduce clarity of events and outcomes.
War debts conference eyed by Australia and allies
AustralianTreasurer outlined a June conference on war debts and reparations with invited nations party to the Young Plan The conference aims to decide if the June 30 moratorium should be extended and whether a permanent settlement on turbine reparations can be reached through High Commissioner Landen and officials Collins and Granville Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asistant
House of
Hruce
Antralte
Landen
Granville Htyvie
I Collinn
Wwe
Hla Nw
Political Spoils System Attacked by Public Admin Lecturer
Sydney University lecturer WA Bland denounces a pervasive spoils system described as tied to political influence. He claims patronage mechanics across parties corrupt public service, branding the ML’sP as employment brokers and warning that Parliament risks becoming an outdoor relief department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ml'sp
Sydney
WA. Bland
Sydney University
Madiveral Dublin Wergice Organiaationa
Bern
Public Service
Mip
Stamp Forgeries Serious Allegations In Crown Case
A Crown Court case features multiple defendants including Charles Jackson Ernest Hetcinley and Harry Ebertol charged with conspiring to forge stamps. Detectives report alleged possession of counterfeit stamps and making counterfeit marks. The proceedings were adjourned as lawyers argued evidence and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnet
Monnay
Charles Jackson
Vaneur
Ernest Hetcinley
Harry Ebertol
Teraver
Moratorium Extension Policy Debate Stirs Sydney
In Sydney Mondi ja reports Mr Stevens aims a three year moratorium extension with no personal covenant rework on existing mortgages. Future loans may include a prohibition on government interference with the Arbitration Court and will oppose claims that a return to power would end the moratorium. The tax bill and interest reduction acts are cited in arguments about mortgage relief and homebuyer benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mondi
Stevens
Govrnment
German road races marred by fatal accident near Berlin
Berlin reports a tragic road race incident during the international event where multiple drivers battled a lengthy course. A fatal injury occurred when a car left the track, with several racers finishing amid chaos and medical responses. one competitor was severely hurt and others retired or faced scattered mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Enffenman
L. Mowe
de Wee Var
Ice
Mes Buroes
Austin
Stienney
Amhary
Donguste
Austian
Erainenstach
Thie Hhavenen
Ina Bra Inne
Eversming
Erarain Dni
Alfa Romeo
Ihanehr Hansen
Stube
Buxaetl
Prince George Lobkuwaté
Cyecho Slovakia
Breems
Commissioner Patarangt Appointed War Service Home Commissioner
Prime Minister Lynn announced yesterday that LW. Patarangt, a keen War Service Manian, is appointed to take the place of Lt Broen as War Service Home Commissioner. Mr Hrawn was recently appointed Secretary of the new Department of Line Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
LW. Patarangt
Wis
Broen
Hrawn
Lapartiniul
Eutoeiae
Torrential Rains Wreck English Countryside Crops
Torrential rains inundated large parts of England washing away corn and potatoes and flooding towns. Damaging floods affected farms and mills while authorities consider withdrawing permits for fruit machine operators and assess losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teslin
London
Montex
England
Varksinieg
York
Harbour toll notes and unfamiliar text fragment
An unreadable OCR fragment describes harbour tolls and stray phrases. The readable portion mentions numbers and possible place names but lacks coherent context or identifiable events. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the legible text.
Goode Case and Royal Commission Planned
It was learned today that the Government contemplates a Royal Commission into the employment of Mr. C. J. Goode on the Chief Transport Commission. The Government may appoint the commission shortly and allow time for Goode to prepare his case, with a search for related documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
C. J. Goode
Chief Transport Commission
C.J. Goody
Royit
Gutcers
Goode
Lake Stras
Tragedy Hits Liner as Lifeboat Failure Triggers Evacuation
Passengers on a liner scramble amid chaos after a lifeboat broke free and the crew struggled to reach safety. The vessel's wake and collapsed ladder left many unable to abandon ship, with many drowning as the ship listed and decks flooded.
Copper trade topic at Ottawa conference on refining
Ottawa report notes copper trade as a key issue at the Egmont conference in July. It cites Canadian refined copper exports to the United States and discusses policy limits and the need for action to secure ARIK WHI amid a tense trade outlook. The piece highlights mounting tension among officials preparing for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Gliewa
United
United Mtatar
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Riley
A.L.P
Ns.w
Fraccemy Kreuger
Mr. MacPherson
Fownuprive Tactics
Aydney
Aihd
Aed
MacWhernon
Auetralias Party
Hig Candt
Dinputex
Anatol
BONES
Sronday
Eit
Hove
Orinla
Union Chclen
Mlso
Mim
Amcurs
Mr.lyons
H. G. Well
USA
N.S.W
Rome
Australia
Lausanne
For War Service Homes
C. W. Peterson
Fruit Machines
Goode Case
Royal Commission
A. Britich
Akon
Canada
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