02 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
1
The notice states repayment of five percent bonds totaling 114,000,000 will occur next February. It cites rights under monetary rules from November through August and mentions Treasury bonds becoming due on February 1. Involved parties and dates are indicated, with uncertainty over the exact details.
Ottawa debate recounts a heated exchange over dominion wage policy and Commonwealth duties. Members including Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Malcolm MacDonald argued foreign and domestic tax and tariff criteria, with a late proposal to extend requirements to Australia and the Commonwealth rejected 28 to tally.
An explosion at a tobacco plantation in Inverell yesterday afternoon killed engineer Giora of Berea and injured worker Tamaed Widdon. The blast hurled bystanders about twenty feet, with debris scattered over the area. Investigators sought the exact cause as investigators examined the scene and interviewed survivors. Potentially several hands were nearby when the boiler failed, but most workers escaped harm as the blast occurred.
Jurors fail to reach verdict in a seduction case involving Joseph German and Kenneth Dodiey Yaxymour after alleged attempts to abduct Corporal Et Sat Allert. Court orders retrial set for Monday at the city hall. defense pleads duty and allegiance while prosecutors press charges.
Wellington report states the head of New Zealand Railways, Mr. P. T. Row, died shortly after collapsing at an Auckland sales event. Death believed due to heart failure.
The Queanbeyan Municipal Council adjourned meeting increased the water rate by 1/63 in the pound on improved capital value, with a 2d rise from 1932. Rates for general and town hall taxes remained, while concerns over minimum charges on land and ex-contractor levies sparked debate among aldermen.
Semi official note indicates Germany will not reply to Sir Esic Drummond's letter as to disarmament equality. The German claim remains unresolved and the matter continues to hang over Geneva discussions.
Report delayed as Boyeol Commission of the Mechanical fruits machines ruling and save intentions are unresolved due to absence of key officials. Community members await clarification on the matter and related actions.
In London a report notes Independent Labour figures and unemployed marchers connected to a Trafalgar Square protest. It cites testimony on coercion, a forthcoming petition to Parliament, and several arrests tied to the hunger march.
In Madrid on Monday the French premier Herriot arrived for a brief visit. Students greeted him with hostile chants denouncing France and warning against alliance with Spain. Police said the crowds drifted away after a short later march through the streets.
The Bank of England reports October statistics with a fall in advances to customers to £602.7 million. Public deposits and current accounts total £1,854 million, while new recorded advances amounted to £230.8 million versus £19.1 million a year earlier.
Buenos Aires reports wheat at its lowest price in 70 years, dipping four cents a bushel to 40 cents. Beef and other commodities soften slightly amid social unrest. Five arrests occur during disturbances, with one commuter and several public figures lightly injured. Police prepare to deter marches toward Parliament. Unemployed Workers' Movement plans a petition march from Camberwell Green to the Houses of Parliament demanding abolition of the mean tax.
Tokyo reports the navy has requested 460 million yen over three years for phase two of a shipbuilding drive. The plan includes two 65,000 ton cruisers, a 4,000 ton aircraft carrier, destroyers and six submarines, with 100 million yen set aside for aerodromes.
Remark by the Opposition Leader on the Premiers Conference and Loan Council results shows £4,000,000 new funds to finance works. Lyons says Schlin misrepresented the position. Treasury Bills, discounts, repayments, and domestic balances total about £19,000,000 enabling the loan to raise expenditure to £18,000,000. States spent £3,880,000 in three months. accelerated work and harvest employment should cut unemployment soon.
A court session at Rushcutters Bay today involves Laura Powell claiming 28/16 from the America Boxer Young for damage to furniture and other alleged costs. The judge indicated a hearing date may be set to determine the action and related points.
Tuesday in Essex Street two constables Fraser and Lamb questioned three men hawking shoes. They were attacked, Fraser thrown to the ground and another man kicked. Two men were arrested on charges of assault and theft. one suspect fled.
Nearly 200 unemployed men faced imprisonment after the day’s dole protests. Court proceedings saw defendants refused entry to bail. many were sentenced to terms as authorities quell unrest. The dramatic actions follow extensive demonstrations linked to unemployment relief.
In Parliament the Secretary stated no power to ban butter coloration as a practice aims to imitate Australian and New Zealand hues. Debate centered on dyeing butter yellow and possible prohibition though the Merchandise Act requires imported butter to be labeled with the country of origin.
A. Oldfield is unavailable for the Melbourne match between the Australian Eleven and England on November 1. He will join New South Wales to face Sweden in Srishan. Melbourne trip proves difficult, and there are timing issues.
Premier Gravend stated tonight that married women teachers who have been retrenched would receive three weeks' salary for each year of service. The bill providing for retrenchment has been named and received attention.
A brilliant meteor was seen above Sunnyside near Cootamundra this morning, visible for about ten minutes before a bright explosion startled residents. Earth tremors were felt across the region as observers speculated the meteor may have struck the ground, with Father Cleary noting the tremor could have been caused by the meteor’s impact.
A Bink messenger and a colleague traveling with 2500 on a branch of a railway line were surprised by bandits who attacked from a motor car. A confrontation ensued. one messenger was wounded and another shot at close range as the robbers fled. Police pursued, seven men arrested, and one assailant remained wounded. The daylight disturbance occurred in a busy street near the station.
Sydney report from Central Court shows Atesme Dor Dick, 44, a toll collector, charged with fraudulently embossing badges and defrauding the Port Authority. Former Harbour Bridge toll collector is committed for trial, with details outlining alleged acts and party involvement.
The Admiralty announces a promotion in London with Jane Maa bin elevated to Vice Admiral, marking a significant naval command advancement for Australia tied to the Heat-Admirer designation.
A fragmentary note describes a boxing style match between Maen achy and Bindrum with unclear scores. The text mentions a 4,000 stake and a pace related event, with scattered figures such as 1660 and 200 cores. Names and specifics remain partly obscured.
Major Colvitin of the Department of Government Trade testified in the House of Commons that a prison escape attempt was thwarted. The committee noted wartime credit concerns and discussed allowances for charges tied to goods and vermin issues, urging caution on credit policy.
Severe winds sweep Canberra during a storm night and morning. Measurements from Mt. Biromia report gusts around four miles per hour at 4 46 a.m. and 4 40 a.m. yesterday. The Boiar Observatory notes specialized instruments to gauge wind velocity.
Sydney report states Thymond John Lamire Reven of Martekville was struck by a train after a fall near a school. He fell from a viaduct to a rail yard at Bydenham Station, his body mutilated. doctors say he fractured his spine and sustained fatal injuries.
Sydney solicitor Avinn announces action on behalf of bookmaker Mr. Riley against John Connery of Beat Beta for damages about £6900 alleging libel in a published piece. The case seeks redress for injury to reputation through statements in the mparting paper.
Customs revenue shows a marked rise for October with the Commonwealth Treasury noting higher-than-expected totals. Estimated annual customs revenue now near 2,000,000 and total old age pensions at end of October stand at 184,210.
Ageresate of mina held in the Kurrt Abermain Paxton and Belibird district today to consider attitude of One miners to the dow regulations Meyers. Meetings decided to support an all-out potas aboard this ope ree Detachments were sent to towns with meetings but disorder occurred.
Collieries including Newcartin Richmond Main Velaw Main Hanford Merthyr and Abermath No 2 resumed operations after a disruption. Reports indicate workers returned to productive duty amid local industry activity.
American Olympic champions Crabbs and Relitz discussed a possible tour to Canberra after a Brighton meeting at the Canberra Swimming Club in Kingston. They planned to write to the Australian Whambing Cup committee requesting inclusion in Crabbe and Relitz itinerary for the event in Australia.
At Auckland Supreme Court today George Frederick Hower a medical practitioner appeared on one charge of unlawfully using an instrument connected to the death of an infant. The judge’s provisional ruling outlined the case and next steps in the proceedings.
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