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11 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
1
Ottawa Secrets and Canberra Works Charge Debated
In London Lord Snowden faces allegations that Ottawa Conference breakdown was rescued by British concessions amid threats to negotiate with foreigners. Debate centers on Ottawa Agreement, Dominion meat tariffs, and the £10,000 Canberra expenditure for reproduction works including housing and the transfer of the Patents and Trade Marks Office from Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ottawa
House of Lords
Lord Hailsham
Flawlees
Lord Strachin
Dominion
Lorg Snowden
Federal Capital Territory
Lyond
Patents and Trade Marks Office
Melbourne
Canberra
Hoover to Stay Four Months in White House
Defeated President Hoover remains in office for four months amid a lame duck session as Congress prepares for a winter of distress. Roosevelt expected to convene a national agricultural conference to aid 32 million farmers. Hoover telegrams Roosevelt pledging to aid in relief efforts as unemployment and farmer distress prompt marches and calls for mortgage moratoriums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Hoover
White House
Congress
United States
Messrs. Hoover
Roosevelt
Democrats' Majority in Congress Feels Shifting
New York report on Thursday notes 301 Democrats elected to the House with 109 Republicans and 25 seats still in doubt after Tuesday elections. Leaders' question looms post defeat with Hoover seen as unlikely successor. Roosevelt and Garner push repeal of the 18th Amendment and legalizing beer. Senator Robinson in Little Rock discusses potential repeal or modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Representatives
Hoover
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Garner
Robinson
Ben
Land tax relief and cuts spark major budget plan
Prime Minister Lyons outlines sweeping taxation relief including land tax reductions and a one third cut, funded by a revenue boom. Proposals aim to aid wheat growers, allocate 1,250,000 to states, and extend hardship relief while signaling possible next year adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
House of Representatives
Mr. Lyons
Hardship Board
Exemptions From Sales Tax Proposed for Australian Goods
The Government proposes removing sales tax from magazines and periodicals of Australian origin and from fruit pulp canned fruit canned vegetables pickles sauces and vinegar now taxed. This would cut taxation by about £200,000 for the rest of this year and £590,000 for a full year. It notes the exemptions will remove tax from manufactured market garden and orchard products.
Invalid and Old-Age Pensions and Government Expenditure
The government plans to adjust expenditure by adding £ 400,000 for pensions and £ 100,000 for works to meet old age and relief needs. Proposals aim to ensure funds are spent on reproductive works after post war issues, to relieve taxpayers while managing wheat prices and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iicnad
Surplus Grows as Expenditure Lag Boosts Revenue
The October consolidated revenue report shows a four month surplus of £1,800,000 with revenue surpassing expenditure by £22,707,006 for the period ending October 21. Customs receipts hit £2,768,000 in October while income tax dropped. future months may see lower collections as 1932-33 assessments roll in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Federal Treasury
Cuban hurricane claims heavy loss of life in Camaguey
Havana reports at least 12 killed and over 100 injured as a 130 mph gale devastates the Camaguey province in central Cuba. Communications collapsed after the storm, leaving the area cut off and many homes destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban
Havana
Camaguey
Cuba
Empire tensions over tariffs and dominion ties
A discussion argues that Britain imposed duties to satisfy Dominion demands while Dominions imposed new tariffs, hindering free trade. Referencing 1930 imperial arrangements, it notes Bennett and Bruce’s threats to negotiate with foreigners, Chamberlain’s view on Empire costs, and tariff board actions affecting Australian duties. The piece frames trade as central to empire strength and suggests focus on imperial standards of living over tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bennett
Bruce
Chamberlain
Bennett
Britain
Australia
Tariff Board
Lord Bnowden
Great Britain
Naval unrest charges against Melbourne publisher Payne
The Attorney-General filed an information in the Supreme Court of Victoria under the Commonwealth Crimes Act against William Arthur Payne of 402 406 Latrobe Street Melbourne printer and publisher of Truth newspaper The charge alleges Payne by an article headed Navy Tusned Strike Ultimatum knowingly attempted to invite the lower deck canes of W M A Canberra Albatross and Tattoo and other ships of the Royal Australian Navy to take action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Victoria
William Arthur Payne
Latrobe Street
Melbourne
Payne
W.M.A
Canberra
Albatross
Tattoo
Royal “Australian
Civil aviation policy to be studied by Cabinet panel
In the House of Representatives Mr. Latham the Attorney General said the inter-departmental civil aviation report raised questions of policy and difficulty. He noted aviation is a new subject and policy needs time after experience and experimentation. The Cabinet has received the report and referred it to a Cabinet sub-committee. a statement of policy will come only after careful consideration of all aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
U.A.P
Balaclava
House of Representatives
Latham
Rine
Hag Beam
Crisis Passes Victorian Bill Not Vital
Melbourne reports Parliament House learned the Government will not declare the Financial Emergency Mortgages Bill vital. Its defeat would abandon the measure, placing onus on the Country Party to retreat from its hard line on mortgage relief. The government may allow mortgagors to apply for relief and consider a relief tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Parliament House
Country Party
F. Tribunal
Wreck of Southern Cross on Coral Reef Near New Hebrides
The Melanesian mission motor ship Southern Cross wrecked on a coral reef near the Aneltyum, New Hebrides, on its maiden voyage to the South Sen Islands. Four deck officers and three engineers, a cook, steward, and fifteen Solomon boys were badly mauled. The captain sailed in a whale boat toward Tanna for help and is missing. Grave anxiety follows after the schooner ran ashore in a squall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qrave
Navy Mutiny Indictment Returned for November Trial
An Indictment accuses Navy personnel of planning mutiny with a November 23 return date. The case references penalties under the Crimes Act for individuals who knowingly attempt to incite others to rebellion or unlawful acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Farmers Call for Attack on Middlemen for Free Food Aid
The article notes farmers proposing measures against middlemen to provide free food and milk to the unemployed in the city. It discusses how this would signal the new President’s priorities before March 4 and suggests sweeping changes in Republican personnel alongside the Democratic victory.
Attack in State House leads to Knight removal in Lithgow dispute
In Sydney's Legislative Assembly, Hamilton Knight of the Labor party attacked Government stance on Lithgow storekeepers price relief, was removed by Speaker after interjecting during Chief Secretary Chaffey's reply. Knight urged truth in statements as tension rose over groceries and relief costs. The Opposition leader noted grocery shortages lasting two weeks amid Labour concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Hamilton Knight
Lab
Lithgow
Knight
Jim
Chaffey
Mr. Knight
Labour
Sharp Rise in Liquor Shares in Europe After Victory
London reportsreacting to Roosevelt’s win as Munich brewery shares surge and champagne stocks rise on the Paris Bourse. The G. H. Munn brand firm sees its shares jump from 180 francs to 98 pounds. Twenty million bottles now prepared for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Franklin Roosevelt
Munich
Paris
G. H. Munn
Free Freight Proposal for Wheat Aid in Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Mair (UCP) urged a scheme allowing wheat growers to ship to nearby freight depots with three quarters funded by the Commonwealth and one quarter by the States. He also proposed ending subsidies for fee Ling companies. Mr Stevens supported studying the freight issue though noting wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mair
U.C.P
Legislative Assembly
Btevens
Upton
Bertram's Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Australia
Gemmen aviator Captain Bertram forced down at Bulgalelah from Brisbane to Bydnay due to an oil tank leak. He landed safely and will repair locally with plans to continue flight tomorrow morning. Government comments on measures reference a match to tinder. House adjourns until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Brisbane
Bydnay
Bertram
Bullagellah
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C.P
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Goullin
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