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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
5
Obscured Government Discussion in Wartime Frame
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a debate on government policy and military defense. Mentions of Obie and defense issues appear in a wartime context with uncertain attribution and fragmented phrasing.
Rural Show Proposes Wide Prize and Class Changes
The Open Hunting contest and P and A Show near Brent plan major prize hikes and class revisions for cattle sheep and wool sections. New caps include higher payouts for top animals, adjusted age categories, revised cow and heifer classes, and added amateur and seed judging prizes.
Death of Young Stribling in Georgia Car Crash
W L Young Stribling of Macon Georgia died from injuries after a car accident on Bundsy Tuesday. He suffered the loss of a limb and internal injuries. his left leg was severed and pelvis injured in the collision. He was 20 and a former veteran of over 900 rounds, with a career as a acrobat. He earned an estimated 760000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia
W.L
Young" Stribling
Australia Faces Postwar Budget With Debt Conversions
The budget speech outlines Australia’s shift to sound financial management amid world uncertainty. It notes London loan maturing, aim to convert debt, reduced taxation, and defence spending while stressing jobs via state programs and private enterprise growth amid rising export prices. The speaker pledges prudence and continued reform to restore employment and prosperity.
New Record Price at Sydney Wool Sales Boosts Market
A Bradford buyer paid 24d per lb for eight bales of ewes wool from Moree, branded ATC Coonna, setting a season record. Brokers report strong demand from Yorkshire, continental and Japanese buyers with firm prices and full clearances across many lots including Coominoo Moree and Cobbadah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bradford
Moree
ATC /Coonna
Karl Beauchamp
A. K. Trethowan
Pandora
Coolah Creek
M. Ht
Cooper
Coolneo
Maree
W. H. Hrayshaw
Scone
A. B. C. Crowley
Cobbadah
C. J. Hancock
DP. Slevers
Bundella
D. L. Gowdery
Nundle
A. K. Etherdge
Upper Horton
C. M. Moloney
Gurley
Paseed
Chas Challis
Clive Bales
J. F. Smith
Rowena
G. M. Cousins
Frank F. King
Jumgarta
A. W
Mra
M. J. Shelton
Supply Bill Introduced To Fund Commonwealth Services
The House of Representatives passed a supply bill providing 2 799 620 pounds to sustain essential Commonwealth services for eight weeks from October 1 1934. It includes 1 940 620 pounds for ordinary services and covers refunds of revenue 100 000 pounds and a 754 000 pound advance to the Treasurer. The bill funds miscellaneous and unforeseen needs and unfinished works to June 30 1934. It contains no new expenditures or policy changes and moves to the Senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Trime
J. A. Lyons
Progrean
Senate
Standardisation Proposal for Australian Railways Debated
In Sydney the debate on the Supply Bill saw Mr. Shakespeare urge uniform railway control to cut operating costs. He cited British standardisation as a profit driver and warned of NSW deficits and nationwide waste, while Mr. Ryan called for continued discussion without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Australia
Shakespeare
Legislative Council
Alan
N.S.W
Mr. Ryan
Treatment of Jews at Geneva session prompts debate
At the Geneva plenary, League committees pressed ahead with work. The treatment of Jews as minorities drew sharp debate when Germany argued Jews are not a minority, while critics cited treaty clauses on minority protection and Germany's policies amid Eastern European Jewish migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeneva
League Assembly
Germany
Europe
Henri Berenger
Jawa
Sixth Commission
Upper
Eilasia
Herr Keller
Becaass
Australian trade publicity campaign launches in Manchester
The 14 day campaign promotes Australian food as 00 windows show displays while 18 cinemas feature two daily screenings. Women receive butter and fruit samples at theatres and lists of local shops carry Australian goods. The Lord Mayor opened a sample shop for Lancashire housewives to rent Australian products as competitions drive interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Commonwealth
Australia
Liner trade dips as Atlantic run loses passengers
In Sydney on a Wednesday report from Mr. G Thompson manager of the Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line says the North Atlantic run, once carrying 2000 passengers on Sachi vovare, will now average 100. He notes shipping business has never been so bad as it is today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
G. Thompson
Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line
Wanganella
Pondered Trade Proposals Prompt Player Exchange Speculation
In a murky note the writer jokes about trading OM Pianon for PALING'S and ponders alternatives such as Syfifiey Newcastle or Lia. The fragment hints at barter ideas without clear names or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syfifiey
Newcastle
Lia
Two Men Sentenced for Housebreaking at Quarter Sessions
William Boyle, 28, and William Farken, 27, labourers, pleaded guilty to ten and five charges of housebreaking respectively. Acting Judge Neild sentenced them to seven years each and declared them habitual criminals. The judge noted the men may serve the term in a specified prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Wiliam Boyle
William Farken
Neild
Thin Menna
Winooka Match Hopes In Equi Poise Showdown
Winooka connections report Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney agreed to a race versus Winooka with Equipoise. Belmont Park November 7 proposed as the site and a Laurel prep was urged for fairness. Naylor and Wolson claim Winooka could beat rivals at Maryland or Jamestown, with a target distance near one mile and weights set between seven and eight stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure
Winooka
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Whitney
United Hunt
Belmont Park
New York
Winooka Shuld
Laurel
Russ Naylor
Wolson
Winookan
Maryland
Jamestown
Coogee Ocean Pier Demolition Ordered by Randwick Council
Randwick Council voted at night to demolish the Coogee Pier which cost over £70,000 to construct. Officials claimed more than £4,000 was required to finish the pier. Aldermen described the pier as a land of intrigue and warned it ruined the beach and Coogee's popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Randwick
Coogee
Melbourne Man Charged in Violent Assault Case
Pevid Maclin, an insurance officer, faced Hawthorn Court on Wednesday charged with grievous bodily harm to his wife Veronica Martin. Prosecution claims he attacked her with a red hot poker and damaged her eye ring. He pleaded not guilty and was committed for wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Pevid Maclin
Hawthorn Court
Veronica Martin
Wind
Social Pleasure Grows With Mite Offer From Paling’s
A brief promotional note urges readers to contact Paling’s for parts and terms to add Social Pleasure via Piano or Player-Piano, highlighting easy terms and available parts.
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