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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 19, 1932

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Britain Proposes Immediate Air Force Reduction At Geneva

Sir John Simon presents British disarmament plan urging prompt reduction of air forces as first step toward total elimination. He outlines a threefold scheme with all powers limiting armaments, Germany’s status issue, and a phased approach to disarmament under international control. Simon emphasizes equality and warns against breaking disarmament pledges while Britain seeks submarines and balanced force reductions.

London Gena Sir John Simon John Simon Germany Stanley Faldwin Britain Wwe Rie John Bimon Jour Head John Minin Europe Mr. Henderson Ibald

King’s Speech at Prorogation Reflects Ottawa Gains

In a London address the King expressed deep gratification at the Ottawa Conference outcome and reinforced imperial trade links. He noted voluntary meat import regulation faced reluctance from Dominions and foreign governments and regretted unresolved UK Irish Free State issues.

London Hin Apeech Ottawa Feitaln

Wheat Aid Revised Scheme Plans Level Support

The Commonwealth will provide 2 million pounds to assist wheat growers in financial distress, with a further 50 thousand pounds as super phosphate bounty for non wheat area users. A total 4.25 million pounds will be released from Commonwealth revenue once parliamentary approval is secured, with the bill expected to be introduced next Tuesday. Prime Minister Mr. Lyons announced the cabinet decision.

Commonwealth Lyona

Resignation of von Papen in Berlin Sparks Coalition Talks

Confused Berlin report says President von Hindenburg may seek a return of von Papen to office to avert a hostile veto. If talks fail, Hindenburg could ask Papen to resign, risking a minority government coalition with the Centre Party amid rising political tension.

Berlin Thuredayy Herr "von Hindenburg Herr von Papen von Hinden Souvain Herr On Papen Belchetas Mivalvinie Ilticians Centre Party

Tragic Razor Death: Lily Bent Dies After Hospital Visit

In a Belfast area incident Mrs Lily Bent aged 43 from Hurstville died in hospital after a distressing scene at home. Her husband James Bent 43, was found in a blood soaked room with a large wound. The couple’s two children were nearby crying as paramedics and police attended. A note suggesting attempted suicide was found. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances.

Bydney Lily Bent Hurstville Jats Bent Midney G Wicker Bant Lila Feening Bt. George Ant Wes Willy Aloe

Roosevelt to Confer on International War Debt Policy

President elect Roosevelt and President Hoover spoke by phone about staging a debts conference at the White House on Tuesday. They expect to discuss general debt questions and a plan for an international conference on economic matters.

Washington Hoover Mr. Roosevelt White House Tia Sittiegstroel Snpeeporeee Roosevelt

Destitute Persons Bill Dropped by Cabinet

Sydney Premier announces cabinet decision to drop the Destitute Persons Maintenance Bill. Government supporters reportedly found the provisions too drastic.

Sydney Stover

Incomplete Cash Plan for State Grower Payments Revealed

A draft plan outlines payments to Ivariumn State growers based on that season's production figures though final amounts and distribution machinery remain unsettled. Cabinet will meet Monday to finalize remaining details and address necessary amendments.

Ivariumn Lynn Cabinet

Government to consider new high school for Canberra

Ministerial reply cites government study on erecting a new high school in Canberra. Senator Dunn highlights serious accommodation shortage at Telopes Park Intermediate High School and advocates construction to relieve congestion, noting abundant labor available for the project.

Benater Dunn George Pearce Renate Gov Canberra Telopes Park Bencol

War Debt Payments Resume Feared in Senate Report

Reported in the Senate yesterday the United States may face renewal of the war debt moratorium as Australia’s payments to the USA and Britain’s tariff terms loom. Senator Greene called for clarity on policy while Finance Minister Charice urged a government position and promised preclear information after Wednesday’s session.

Adana USA Anan Lal Voor Renator U.A Lang Lab N.W.W United Defence Ric Cnarge Ania

TWO OCCUPANTS HURT IN AUSTRALIAN PLANE CRASH

A Spirit of Fun air pilot Captain Dickson and a passenger were injured when the trans Australian recon plane crashed near Victoria Falls after takeoff. The craft struck a tree during ascent and rolled several times. Other injured include Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer vice president Mr Loew and his New York attorney Mr Rasthaly.

Capetown Thurstan Rydney Victoria Falls Dickson Wilitwo Pimengers Johannesburg London Nairobi Khartoum Cairo Tripoli Rome Paris Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Mr. Loew New York Olr. Rasthaly

Governments Seek Intervention in Queens Mind Peanut Board Appeal

Application to intervene in the appeal of the Queens Mind Peanut Board was granted by the Minh Court today. Governments of Victoria New South Wales South Australia and Queensland sought to challenge a decision they said violated Commonwealth Election Law. The High Court reportedly upheld the lower court verdict, with possible implications for local marketing interests and cooperation.

Sydney Minh Court Victoria New South Wales South Australia Queensland Queens Mind Peanut Board Wen Queensland Supreme Court Harper Tovsiamenta High Court Mrs “Marketing Uoarde Toyeal Han New South Iat Mi Ana Eee

Melbourne Cable Ventage Reports Loew Injury In Flight

A Capetown dispatch notes injuries to motion picture magnate Mr. Loew after a crash involving his aircraft The Spirit of Fun. The report claims the injuries are less severe than initial fears and from the accident near Melbourne.

Melbourne Capetown Loew

Frida Liêmora Reports Truck Death by Lightning

Percy Clifford, 44, was struck and killed by lightning while driving a truck at Chat ham near Cusino tusl at night. Local authorities investigated the event as a fatal weather incident.

Liemora Frida Percy Clifford Chatham Cusino Tusl

English batsmen falter as Oxenham starves attack in Melbourne

English innings closed eight wickets down for 238 in ideal weather as Australia’s bowlers Ironmonger Nash and Oxenham dominated. Oxenham claimed five for 43 and Nasals (Nagel) reduced the hosts’ progress, while selectors deferred the first Test team announcement pending day two’s play.

Melbourne Oxenham England Veranan Ironmonger Nash Wyatt Coopt Alles Brown Pat Sudl Butelife Leyland Larwood Duck

Amy Johnson Held Up in Flight Record Attempt

Amy Johnson reports forced landing at Benguella Angola due to pressure, delaying her route toward South Africa. Victor Smith, missing for 70 hours, is thought to be bogged in Nigeria while Mollison awaits news as the overflight extends beyond expected 16 hour timeline.

London Amy Johnson Mr. Mollison Benguella Angola Amy Ted South Africa Victor Smith Nigeria

Geologist Warns of Grim Conditions at Granites

Adelaide University lecturer Prof. Protemar O tga reports severe conditions at the Granites field with population halved. Dysentery strikes half the men. two Darwin constables, unused to tropical climate, ordered to depart as numbers plummet from about 120 to roughly 40 in weeks.

Wold Field Protemar O Tga Adelaide University Darwin

Postal Offence Imitation of Postal Mark

Imprisoned style blotter note reports SYDOCHY fined £1 at Central Summons Court for imitating a postal mark on an envelope amid a suburban advertising scheme. Pant Carmichael allegedly used the mark while Watton area details and general fast suburb context appear garbled. Carmichael claimed ignorance of the law.

Sydochy

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