25 May 1932
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 25, 1932
Page
1
An unsettled April town meeting centers on Government policy and debt, with speakers warning that a return to power would extend the Crown debt burdens. Debtors and lenders discuss the large outstanding sums and government loans tied to a 1,643,000 balance and 32,019,000 related figures.
The New South Wales Federal Labour Party leader J Coates spoke on 2FC outlining a policy to pursue a searching inquiry into rumours of corruption and party manipulation. He advocated abolishing State Parliaments or reducing the Assembly to 56 members and attacked the Lang Government. The speech covered taxation, public works, unemployment relief, and proposals for industrial wage declarations and reform of public service patronage.
London reports the death of a leading shipping magnate aboard his yacht en route to Rover at sea. The 18 year old heir Lord Kenayip and his daughter Lady Margaret Bhow, with the son in law, head to Canberra to join Lady Jach. The deceased held peerage, chaired major companies, and influenced public and wartime policy in Britain and India. The news touches on postwar retrenchment, government responses, and the Canberra Returned Soldiers League debates.
The inner government policy clash centers on extending employment preference to returned soldiers. Mr Bruce opposes expansion citing job losses, while Mr Parkhill promises fairness in reorganisation and efforts to avert drastic retrenchment. The exchange underscores tensions over unemployment, policy reform, and aid to veterans.
The minister for customs tabled a tariff schedule imposing ad ditional revenue duties on various goods. The schedule aims largely at revenue, not protection, with duties on clocks, valves, tires, windscreens, and other items. Government estimates expect about 490,000 pounds in extra revenue this year.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a heated motion on trade policy with references to tariffs and free admission. Mentions of Atlantic connections and Argentina market concerns appear, with an amendment rejected by a small margin. Names and places are garbled and uncertain.
In London on Monday Haniel Hoare the secretary replied to a question by Mr Medved in the House regarding a possible imperial service in India. He indicated that efforts would be made to secure a service arrangement with the Govern ment in India if feasible.
A fragmented OCR note alleges a mismanaged plan by a House of Representatives member, claiming a 1 percent boost that allegedly backfired into a political disaster. Names and precise details are unclear in the readable text.
An Australian made aircraft prepared by New South Wales engineers conducts a planned Tasman crossing test. Lead pilot relies on a novel, heavily powered monoplaned craft associated with Sydney Technical College.
The article records exalpdge Piddington declining to comment on a public claim he would be considered for the New South Wales governorship if Lang is re elected. He says he will not grant interviews on the topic and will not resign or discuss the matter further.
In Sydney on a Tuesday, officials discussed a program of 80,090 to be allocated by the Government for genuine work schemes. The plan aims to provide mild, useful labor and registration for applicants. The move signals a broad effort to offer work in response to political pressures and economic need.
London reports a sharp easing of Bombay unrest with sporadic attacks continuing. Officials say normal conditions are not fully restored as mill workers return to duty and trains resume, though tensions persist between communities and police vow continued precautions until stability returns.
A chaotic report notes Mrs Saywell recovering after brutal injuries at Belleville when her husband was murdered. The piece mentions a daughter accused of poisoning, debates over euthanasia and legal arguments, with unclear references to Counts and a doctor in Copenhagen.
Government officials in Canberra announce that reorganisation of departments under the Interior has led to 30 to 40 vacancies and some job losses. Parkhill assures Blakeley that 400 workers are not at risk and that absolute justice and equity will guide the process. Returned soldiers among those affected are given preference, with careful steps to minimise hardship.
A terse notice notes the death of a lecturer after attending a conference. Details are sparse, with few readable entities, indicating an unnamed institution and location. Further confirmation from the source is needed to identify the individuals and exact event.
A torn local snippet mentions a death at Pacead Landing and a person named Baxpaily, with unclear details about the circumstances and location. The readable text hints at an investigation or witness uncertainty. Further specifics are not present in the fragment.
Fragmented inquiry discusses performing rights and legal action. Mentions Mr Bruce and officials from U A P Basa. Notes need for further information from a representative and potential assurances or policy steps.
Fragmentary OCR states a trial date set for Moxley on January 7. Details are incomplete but indicate court activity and scheduling.
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