14 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1930
Page
1
Weather Bureau warns of heavy rain across the south eastern slopes with danger on the Upper Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers. Authorities urge watchfulness as river levels rise and forecasts estimate potentially large inflows and spill effects.
Critics warn of rising costs as government contemplates shifts in loan terms and interest. Bavin and Prior discuss speed of intervention, while Latham argues the policy could reshape fiscal outlook and consumer finance amid urgent economic strain.
Government faces heavy expenditure cuts as Lang and warrants challenge the budget and promised payments. Auditors report reveals 1,476,000 allocated but questioned by officials. Details describe financial strain and anticipated adjustments affecting public funds.
Ambiguous text describes wheat policy in WERELAND with references to government actions and international concern. Mentions a currency or grain market shift and possible Speabby toe the Brae implies a regional economic impact. Readable fragments point to a parliamentary or diplomatic context affecting farmers.
The Advisory Council divided yesterday over a motion urged by Dr. T Response and supported by Dr. Rowe to push the Minister to act per a report the Council adopted on July 7. Dr. F. K. Gell opposed his fellow elected representatives, defying his declared policy. The motion aimed to pursue rent and rate revaluation and government adherence to promises, but the council postponed the decision for two weeks amid tensions and debate about public housing loans and transfers.
A youth attacked an agent in broad daylight this morning in Cilabe, knocking him unconscious with a bag and stealing £200. The assailant fled as onlookers and a taxi driver raised the alarm. police believe the incident may be linked to a pattern of rent collection robberies in the area.
Delegates representing about 40 000 federal public servants met with acting Prime Minister Benton and Treasurer Lyons in Melbourne to discuss proposed wage reductions. The conference adjourned with government papers to be diaJensed and no details released. Delegates from numerous federal unions signaled willingness to cooperate if reductions target only the current financial year and preserve employee dignity. A follow up conference and counter proposals are planned after unions consult with their members.
Wing-Commander Kingsford Smith since Aleppo to Bushire in 1.22 pm GMT, new nonstop record for distance 1 060 miles. Lieut C W Hill aims to complete a 12 1/2 day flight from Karachi to Akyab then Bangkok after a leaked tank incident.
In Calcutta the government announces stern steps against land revenue defaulters and movable property seizures as the Nationalist Congress faces a government push to rule firmly. Amid economic turmoil, Hombary and allies press for strong action, while support shifts to hardline governance and promises of not abdication.
Melbourne report says the former Town Clerk testified to a royal commission that he received no payments or promises of influence related to Sunday picture shows. He denied arranging funds or suggesting that residents should pay him to sway council decisions.
The Continent reports New York approval of a German loan as a feather in Chancellor Bruning’s cap. Luther head of the Reichsbank signs the accord while observers note a calm reaction to Reichstag strength. Madrid dispatches describe wage anxieties and arrests of Catalan republicans as the government polices unrest. Ramon Franco is implicated in De Rivera’s fall, with numerous provincial trade unionists and deputies arrested in Barcelona.
The article reports on Germany's political crisis as the Reichstag convenes amid post election tensions The government seeks measures to stabilize the economy and foreign finance while defense of the democratic party faces scrutiny The piece notes capital movements and market reactions to the political instability with figures quoted in Berlin and London.
The Daily Telegraph leader criticizes the government stance on imperial conferences and the proposed offers. It notes Mr Willan Graham's speech amid controversy, calling the government response inadequate and implying it harms chances for the forthcoming conference.
A local Armistice Poppy Day event was announced with a meeting of Lady Helpers in Albury to discuss poppy distribution and the Poppy Day Ball. Mrs C8 Dalay leads the planning for the Monday gathering.
French markets show a measured rebound as concerns from Germany ease and trading stabilizes. Investors monitor inflation data and central bank signals amid cautious optimism and modest gains across major indices.
A Canberra advisory body backed a new route for a reform program amid complex discussions. The resolution recommends involvement of the Nations Union and the Home Affairs minister to implement a proposed system transformation with substantial public impact.
Australian report outlines Canberra, Goulburn, Braidwood, Bellingen area stations in New South Wales preparing to broadcast. Mentions relocation and upgrade of equipment across sites including Orange and Bathurst with a 60 month timetable.
At a Canberra Advisory Council session the Lyle Administrator Duduy considered a request by Dr Shakespeare to allow free use of Albert Mall for a citizens protest. The council approved a scaled hire with £6 1s. for the hall and 14s 4d for an open meeting, noting only fair charges.
At the National Rifle Association gathering in Annae range competitors protested the prize money. Officials stated TL per cent and a weekly £ 500 payment plan, with several riders listed for winners including A Johnston Queanbeyan and J Charlton Queanbeyan among others.
A 19th century Consistory Court ruling in London, reported from Bunday, cites an extraordinary peaceline involving the rector and two parishioners. Rev E A Merryweather of Felton Church announces the communication of two individuals subject to three years of proscribed engagement amidRomish grounds, with likely Catholic context and public concern.
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