15 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1934
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rosa Tony of Ot, Band amb, Chiar of Vaca Atombore, and BS NCHSE with unclear roles. The readable portion points to an event or meeting with multiple named entities but lacks coherent context or dates.
Confessions by two Croat suspects reveal an elaborate plan to assassinate King Alexander, forged at a camp near the Hungarian border where killers allegedly trained. The report links Yugoslav tensions, training camps, and planned attacks in Paris and other locations, with arrests and ongoing investigations across Europe.
Enthusiastic crowds greet King Peter at Illway station on Saturday. The young monarch, in simple grey with black hair, meets the Regent and hands greet the patriarch amid ceremony. Prime Minister and government officials receive him before a palace return.
France pays tribute in Paris as crowds fill the Esplanade des Invalides for M Barthou's funeral. A gun-carriage carries the coffin draped in the tri color while leaders and diplomats attend. Prime Minister Doumergue delivers an ode to Barthou’s service, recalling wartime measures and his commitment to peace.
A shaky report notes protests directed at the government in Hungary over policies described as water and social disruption. The scene centers on demonstrators opposing state actions and a government response that some describe as heavy-handed and unresolved.
Police pursue a conspirator who supplied clothing to alleged culprits amid a broad inquiry into a ration scheme. Detectives continue tracing an accomplice linked to the alleged plot and its organizers.
A San Jose despatch to the New York Herald Tribune reports 100 soldiers and police embarked for Cocos Island to drive English treasure hunters away. The force is instructed to demand respect for Costa Rica sovereignty, dismantle the camp, and forbid exploration on the island.
A crash at the intersection of Golds Lane and Parr Jamalla Road near Homebush left two dead and several injured. The drivers were Lloyd and Payne driving opposing sedans. multiple victims, including Mrs. Tama Saroff and Joyce Clark, sustained head injuries, lacerations, and shock. Injured were taken to hospital and expected to recover.
England to-day under war immigration authorities detains a yacht bound for repatriation. The report notes 17 treasure hunters remaining in the Inland and two stationed nearby as part of a security action.
Berlin reports that Sir Frederick Latthe will resume discussions with Germany on postwar debts and future trade terms. The talks aim to settle long standing obligations totaling about 2 million pounds owed to Lancashire and Yorkshire textile interests as part of a general liquidation plan.
The cabinet reshuffle sees Laval named Taer and Rollin as Minister for the Colonies while Charan disruptions linger. Amid critiques over handling the Btn vinky affair, Petain presides as Mamie Petain conducts cabinet meetings, with ministers remaining in place as reconstruction moves forward.
In Capetown a German wool barter plan is discussed by Hervaan Ranch officials and the German Wool Association. South Africa may trade agricultural implements for German goods as negotiations with Germany continue to avoid foreign exchange problems. The plan meets skepticism in South African business circles, with officials stating Germany must pay for wool if it wants to buy it, and substitutes would be sought if needed.
Fragmented text mentions naval honors for a late king and state ceremonies. The readable parts reference body placement, royal relations, and a formal note of intention regarding a dukedom. The piece is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
London reports a brisk October with many foreign visitors and strong spending. Hotels say occupancy and business rose sharply, theatres sold out for weeks, and overall wealth in the city appears to be at high levels. Local investigations note prosperity and higher customer volumes across sectors.
The passage reports on concerns over the Pope's health and rising war talk in Britain. It notes statements by the Chancellor of the Exchequer and references to Conservative Conference sentiments about national safety and potential conflict. It mentions anti-Catholic tensions and public perceptions of political risk influencing policy and international stance.
London reports the Centenary Air Race may include up to 24 entrants with Wesley Smith piloting the Granville monoplane entered by Pangborn, while Frank Hawks is omitted from provisional lists. Southampton work completes Col Fitzmaurice’s Bellanca, cowling rebuilt to boost speed, and searchlights fitted forward. Start planned October 20 from Mildenhall Suffolk. pilots must assemble by Sunday for weighing and briefing.
Officials discussed trade issues not at Saturday’s meeting, revealing Cab’s influence over policy framing. The governor general’s address outlined key priorities, with emphasis on streamlining discussions and setting a timetable for forthcoming measures at the 14th session.
Longshoremen in a bitter night strike seized control of hiring through the union run waterfront employment office and won higher pay. Seamen in the union set wages at 30 cents an hour with overtime and 30 dollars per week. longshoremen demanded a three dollar daily rate plus extending wages and benefits.
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