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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 25, 1932
Page
3
The note records a political or administrative directive labeled Supply 14 approved by both flouses to enforce a budget action by July 7. It mentions a deadline and cross-branch approval, indicating formal legislative process. No additional context or names provided.
Discussion centers on appropriations and timing as officials warn of underestimates and extended expenditures under the Federal Aid Roads scheme. Officials debate employment costs, pensions, and tax measures while projecting possible budget shortfalls and contingency plans for the coming year.
Police inquiry centers on a claim by Aveuped and others that coercion was used and a taser deployed. Witnesses include Money Mamerry Ay Mump ers and Graree Kelly aged 44. Det. J Lynch finds no truth to Perrett’s assertions. Perrett and others deny, while Perron recounts suggestive threats and a demand for payment.
R W W Hedges spoke at Queanbeyan advocating for the United Australia Party. He attacked current government policy, urged rural support, and called for budget reform, export focus, and amnesty for a premier. He warned against excessive national debt and pressed for wage controls and arbitration reforms.
Police search continues for a suspected robber linked to a Commonwealth Bank incident at Canberra ranch. Reported chaos and evasive action followed the July 20 appearance, with detectives noting possible arrests and numerous leads across the city.
An aged advertisement promotes Mean's Tonic Mrave Nutr claiming to restore strength after overwork and to improve health. It urges readers to buy the tonic in a “fem boxwn” at 8 shillings per bottle and suggests it aids digestion and vitality.
The article lists AML Country Party contenders and mentions candidates tied to Marneiret and Hirt Wels Hip, with references to reformation plans and county seats. It names various regions and party figures including Marty and Waid Jit, with scattered notes on candidacy and jurisdiction.
The newspaper reports Canberra officials considering relief work schemes to provide employment and wages for the unemployed. The interior minister, Mrs Ware, and others discuss funding and eligibility as relief labor funds are allocated by the government.
Report outlines alleged influence on government by a new broadcasting commission. Names MP Ale Arwen Wed and others as linked to inquiries into appointments and rewards tied to national radio and press interests.
An obscure 19th century classified style notice touts cures for chronic catarrh and skin conditions. It lists dubious ingredients and vague suppliers in a rambling, partially legible advertisement. The fragment references names and addresses in a chaotic listing, with no verifiable endorsements or outcomes.
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