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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
1
In a tense scene authorities report flakes of snow aiding comfort measures for a suspect named Y during a surge in walls related disturbances. Officials provided limited details while residents observed ongoing operations and questioned safety protocols.
Inland rivers face rapid rises as heavy tropical storms lash New South Wales. The Lachlan and Murrumbidgee are low but may flood smaller streams. six inches in four hours washed away, disrupting rail lines between Sydney and Broken Hill. Water supplies and roads at risk as storms extend eastward.
Tasmanian and Commonwealth officials outline a planned submarine cable from Tasmania to the mainland to secure long distance services. Estimated cost 180000, projected revenue 8088 and 473987 across years, with a March 8 1934 tender closing date amid debate on self sufficiency and social benefits.
In a court action linked to an accident at an exhibition, Beth Pasco claimed 1060 damages from Dicklaam and Co. Aust. Ltd. The case arose over injuries alleged to have left her beauty damaged while employed by the company.
In Berlin on Tuesday a clerical purge or resignation appears to have been prompted by fear of a Pacific war. Names of bishops Haffen Kelder and Werner are cited as figures in a church confirmation tied to property and church ministry. The report references influences from a university context and a protestant association.
The Daily Herald reports the Brat aeroplane, built to explore the stratosphere, is ready for its great adventure and will be tested early in 1984. The craft seats two and features a variable pitch propeller and pressurized cabin for high altitude flight.
A plan to install about 30 automatic exchanges this year with the Postmaster General and Parkhill involved. The exact names and locations depend on early stage results, but the program aims to equip approximately 3007 to 30 installations and expand the population by the quota.
The government raised the price of gold by nine cents to 33 dollars 5 cents per ounce, a move many see as a response to the President's monetary program. Some observers view the increase as a symbolic act tied to inflation concerns and fiscal policy.
In Sydney a clash erupted as rival carpenters factions from State and Federal wings clashed in Trades Hall. Doors were battered and offices looted during the turmoil as arbitration actions unfold. The State secretary was elected at a ballot, while the Trades Full Council moved against the Federal secretary. An unrelated note reports Italy offering token payment on a US debt instalment.
The Parliamentary Committee approved two plans for House representation. One proposal keeps 77 members with a 0.3 decimal deciding factor, favoring South Australia and New South Wales gains. The second plan raises to 78 with 0.6 decimal, adding Victoria and Queensland gains while South Australia remains near.
Newfoundland Assembly endorses returning to colonial status while tensions rise at Trades Hall. A police escort arrives as Federal faction supporters break in and seize contents. caretakers and union members clash, no severe injuries reported. Dispute over secretary role between Mr Martin and Mr Watson escalates amid council stand on tenancy.
In the House of Representatives Mr Blakeley asks if Canberra should be the terminal for a London Canberra air route to aid Sydney and Melbourne. The Prime Minister replies tender terms are printed but not yet advisable to pursue at present. Mr Stanley questions expansion of Canberra's aerodrome to boost employment. the Minister says inquiries will be made into the matter.
Rostrum reports a close third ballot for the Legislative WW Council. Several candidates may withdraw before voting. Country Party backing favors Trethowan Bassett Nesbitt while government members Quire Howie Nicholas and Taylor are seen as safe. Labour figures Coates Spicer and Lang Labour hopefuls Rees Tannock Graven Roel are noted among likely winners.
The Wheat Ad Committee released a statement urging campaigns in French villages to grow wheat with high milling content and to expand wheat use for feed. It notes Prince’s 1939 crop exceeded prewar averages by 198 percent, and discusses subsidies by the United States Germany and Hungary and plans to study market conditions and export subsidy implications.
Boxing program announced for Sydney Stadium features Ambrose Palmer versus Deve Shade in a return bout on New Year’s night. Other December dates include Al Trulmane against Bob Thornton on December 4, Shade versus Fred Hennieberry on December 18, and Welterweight Australian champion Bobby Delaney meeting Jack Carroll on December 26.
Private members plan a divorce bill in the House of Commons drawing on the majority report of the commission. It would allow divorce after adultery, desertion from death sentence, and permits withdrawal of death sentence after seven years on grounds of unsoundness at the time of marriage or related issues.
Reports describe a mob lynching in Missouri with a 19-year-old black man burned near a courthouse after confessing to assault. Maryland violence includes riot police clashes and threats to impeach Governor Ritchie amid calls to desecrate the lynching site. Acquittals occur in a kidnapping case in New York. South Carolina警方 arrest 11 white robed assailants for a fatal November night shooting. Public opinion is deeply divided over Governor Rolph and Ralph amid national unrest.
A fragmented report notes the New Guard movement fracturing from within as a faction led by a key figure pushes for a shift of federal capital from Canberra. The impending Monday meeting was described as decisive, with tensions over the group’s direction and ideals.
A basic wage reduction proposal was rejected. The dispute involved an implied wage cut to 43 shillings and eight pence, with parties and location unspecified. No further details available in the readable text.
A sober view of the wool market notes extended losses and a slow path to higher prices. Industry figures warn that recovery will take time as supply readjusts and demand remains cautious amid uncertain markets.
Owing to weak wartime reports, Dr Biancoy announces postponement of an interstate flight to the week. Officials cited five week delay impacts and logistical concerns.
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