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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
3
Budget debate sparks attacks on fairness and reform
Opposition leaders condemn the budget as unjust and misaligned with equity while calling for full tax remissions, tariff reform, and a broader Works program. Dr. Earle Page and Mr. Lyons argue for British prestige duties removal and land tax abolition to spur employment and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulling
House of Representatives
Boullin
Apf
Aiaw
Atera
Ty Labour
al Fife
Ahd
Uliig
Acullin
Seehal
Waite Amd
Dan
Tess
Lip
Earle Page
Country Party
Qarty
Page
Commonwealth
Lyonshaw
Lave
Dr. Page
Tariff Board
Papen Denounces Militarism In Frankfurt Speech
In Frankfurt Papen argues for German equality and security through neighborly relations not arms. He condemns militarism while urging spiritual unity and national life under a peaceful ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Toeschng
Papen
Germany
Arma
Beasley Attacks Government Budget in Parliament
Heanley of the Lang Labour Group charges that a democracy in Australia has collapsed and that only members of the House should decide the final budget. He accuses the Government of taking instructions from private banking firms and the Commonwealth Bank Board and claims the budget hides an unsatisfactory Australian situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. Heanley
Lang Labour Group
Australia
Commonwealth Bank Board
Hinapesch
British Subject Beaten by Nazis in Berlin Incident
In Berlin two Nazi stormtroopers knocked down Samuel Koenig a naturalised British subject for not saluting the flag calling him a dirty Jew. Police notified the British Chargé d Affaires who sought an apology and promised punishment for the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frankfurt
Samuel Koenig
Chéhaul Adhd
Canberra trades seek ongoing work amid housing scheme plan
A Canberra Trades and Labour Council deputation urged the Interior Minister for continuity of employment in bulding and housing projects. Minister di A Perking pledged work for June to August and for skilled Halifax-like trades, with plans to start planting trees and improve fence protection while considering closer settlement along the Molonglo River banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Trades and Labout Council
di A Perking
T. At Storey
Joe Kelly
Rand W. Eldridge
Wice
Eoumenic
Perkins
Ne Ja
Kingston
Fiat
Perking
Mesers
J. O'Keefe
W. Hurley
W. Mardonahl
Yass
Stack Mountain
Angwac Avenue
Molongly
Wheat Sales to the East Aids Pacific North West Grain Exports
The Secretary of Agriculture signed a wheat marketing agreement for about 66 million bushels of Pacific Northwest wheat to be shipped immediately to China and other Oriental nations, with smaller European shipments noted. The government bureau will cover the difference between world price and higher U.S. prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Mr. Wallace
China
Unitedtates
American Wheat Yield Estimate Report
Washington report estimates U S wheat production for the year at 14 816 000 bushels with a nationwide outlook and potential adjustments noted by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tuesaday
United States
Parasites to Fight New Zealand Cabbage Pest
Imperial Entomological Laboratory has supplied half a million parasites for a pest outbreak in New Zealand cabbage fields. The parasites are en route to combat a plague of cabbage caterpillars threatening crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imperial Entomological Laboratory
New Zealand
Convent Ball Promises Glamor At St Gregory's Hall
Preparations for the Convent Ball are complete and the event at St Gregory's Hall tonight promises much glamour with a mannequin parade by Miss Kay of Canberra. The hall will be decorated by Miss M O Rourke, with Festooning from Mark Foy Ltd Sydney and Las Pogson providing music. A juvenile frolic the next night is expected to draw a large crowd of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gregory's’ Hall
Promisne
Kay
Canberra
Mise M. O'Rourke
Las Pogson
Church of England Debutantes Ball Net Profit Report
The council heard the recent Debutantes Ball balance sheet with a net profit of £43. Revenue from the Tharwa dance and two Queanbeyan functions topped £100 while expenses reached £21. Congratulations were sent to secretaries Miss Nelda Hudson and Miss Ewan for their role in the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Englind Pastulantes
Queanbeyan
Nelda Hudson
Ewan
Theere
Landslide and Flood Hit Honduras Village
A landslide and flood struck the Apalath area with many homes destroyed and the Mhoima River rising sixty feet above normal. Authorities report numerous deaths and missing persons while all foreigners are accounted for and alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Therday
Apalath Hteport
Mhoima
Accesyuteh
Paraiso
Queanbeyan approves lease for tin hare racing ground
A special meeting of the local authority adopted a sub committee recommendation to lease the showground to the successful applicant for a tin hare racing license. The decision aims to balance two competing groups, Queanbeyan National Coursing Association and Queanbeyan district Coursing Club, with the tie broken by local approval. The Chief Secretary's Department has been informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mcinnes
Frompriaing
Farquahar
H. W. ¥. Deane
R. J
Grammar School tennis finals highlight City event
The handicap doubles finals for FLC.T. schools were played at Manuka Telupea and Forrest courts. Canberra Grammar School boys won with G Ellis and Welsh. girls winners were J Waring and N Chandler of Church of England Girls Grammar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flc.t
Manuka
Telupea
Forrest
G. Ellis
Welsh
Canberra
Grammar School
J. Waring
N. Chandler
Church of England
Telopea
J. Crawley
N. Sheehan
Wool Auctions in Sydney Marke t Holds Firm Prices Rise
Sydney wool sale reports firm market with strong competition from Japanese, Yorkshire and continental buyers. Total offerings 10 435 bales, 9 452 sold at auction, 508 disposed privately. greasy merino at 23d per pound for Gurley lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Commonwealth
Rydney
Woolf
Gray
Gurley
Gil- Jenbach
Narrandera
Crombreda
High Price Paid at Geelong Wool Market
Four bales of greasy merino wool from Skipton sold for 24d a pound at Geelong wool auction today. The sale marks the highest price recorded at the Geelong center this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geelong
Melbourne
Skipton
Remion
Mirpll Skin Balm advertised for rough skin and burns
An old advertisement promotes Mirpll Skin Balm as a corrective lotion for rough chapped and chafed skin including chilblains sunburn windburn and sore feet. It claims scientific preparation and suggests regular use at chemists stores and hairdressers.
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Rexona
C. OF E. Debutantes' Ball
Pelaco Golf
Arrow
TIN Hare Racing
Queanbeyan Lease
Caesar
Wonder Alsatian
Rin-Tin-Tin
Nancy Carroll
Frank Morgan
Paul Lukas
Gloria Stuart
Cinesound Review
Metrotone News
the Capitol
the Good Companions
Federal Capital
Canberra Bakeries Ltd
Mort Street
Braddon
Peribecur
Grammar Schools
M, Antill
FE. Wildash
Calthorpe
I. Rheaffe
M. Waring
J. Hatfield
GQ. Joyner
J. Hees
J. Edwards
P. Eddison
H. Tillyard
M Antill
EK. Wildash
Tillyard
J. Ramsay
M. Anill
ER. Wiltash
Crawley
Sheehan
A. Mildenhall
Edwards
H. Anill
J. Allen
J. Hanniwell
W. Fe
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Nicholla
Pettifer Ser
Hracegirdle
Eggleston
E. Jones
R. Marriott
W N. Sheaffe
G. Piggin
P. Sheaffe
R. Hollin
Bruce
Southwell
Ellis
Nicholls and
J. King
Knowles
Chevalier
Lynch
Mackifinen
Piggin
Starling
Love
J. Israeli
R. Crawley
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Mackinnon
King
Knowlester
Israel
Crawley Off
Pinal
Bilis
Roy Chis
Canberra Times
Poli
Reid
Prick
Ainslie
Woodgers
Calthorpe (1931
City
W. J. Gibbs & CO
QurapBeyan
Sydney Wool Sales
A. J. Ryan
Kay's
Coullurn
Whyte's
Alaaomatron
Aix
D. Whelan
Causeway
Tyee
Jng
Inter-péie Mall
Detalin
Newcanstle
Linmere
Iman L Consulting Oytiaiine
Gibb A
Hunter Street
Doora
Oneer
Asa
syDiae
Anthony Hordern
Ons
Owen
George N
Onnooto Gwwaan Eee Contay Stewart
Bowes
Fred
Tumas
Wentworth
Vaulclage Park
Thing of
Gydney
Kattowhd
Sapien
Rokite
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