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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 25, 1932
Page
1
At Piazza Castello 150000 hear Mussolini appeal to the United States to wipe war debts clean. He insists Italy will not abandon the League and calls for Four Power cooperation, disarmament, and a peace that blends justice with stability.
Melbourne report outlines a new lease scheme to attract finance. Antiite preparations and federal cabinet involvement are noted. Beier Malachian and Commonwealth Consultant Mr HW Gepp join with committee members to push the plan forward.
Two girls identified as Efeve Devilia Murray and another appeared at the North Byd- Dest today on numerous charges of theft. Police evidence showed a tire lever found in the defendant's bag. An attorney noted a similar list of forty-nine robberies in nearby suburbs, not prosecuted.
The Federal Reserve Board notes widespread bank failures and large reductions in deposits amid a tightening period. The report highlights currency expansion, increased monetary strain, and numerous bank closures during the downturn.
The Anglican Synod on the Bonn 1951 conference decisions urged admission of members from other communions to participate in the Sacrament and inter communion with the Anglican Church. Migration issues discussed, with support for continuing church work and outreach by migrant organizations. Canon Garland defended Australia’s right to keep the country white.
London dispatch from The Daily Express notes a decline in Adolf Hitlers support since the last German election with dwindling attendance at meetings and the East Framing campaign described as a fiasco. Fundraising pressures are increasing for propaganda efforts as costs rise.
A display plane piloted by Fiving Omer fy Homewood of Fitchmond crashed during aerial festivities above Cootamundra. The aircraft was wrecked but Homewood escaped serious injury, while other planes continued the flypast with pilots unharmed. The incident interrupted the Back to Cootamundra celebrations and prompted safety checks for the event.
Attorney General Mr Manning announced at a Constitutional Association luncheon that the government plans a referendum on Upper House reform as soon as possible. Legislation must pass the Upper House, then a two month wait before holding the vote, with minimal further delay anticipated.
At the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital annual meeting in Sydney, Mr Weaver warned that hospital needs stand at 1.6 million pounds yearly while only 700,000 was being received. He suggested government action may include introducing a hospital tax and noted rising costs. Mr Warner’s remarks sparked discussion on funding options.
Prime Minister returns to Canberra likely Thursday as Country Party leader Earle Page plans an immediate adjournment of the House to probe the Customs Minister Gullett order to the Tariff Board. The suspension aims to seek instruction on primage changes and customs duties amid a late-night budget stalemate. The Postmaster-General will oversee the resumed session.
Don Bradman has given an undertaking not to comment on first class cricket matches before the next Board of Control meeting. The move keeps him available for selection in the first seat once the board reviews the merits of the campaign without prejudicing any ruling.
Monday at Cessnock a crowd of unemployed gathered at the dole station in force and refused the dole. An incident occurred as a reader was taken from the yard by police after being questioned about applying for relief. The police dispersed the crowd and no further disturbance followed.
A government statement in Sydney reports concern over a dole applicant questionnaire and calls for changes. Acting Premier Bruner declined to alter the policy, saying respondents should be informed and given a prompt opportunity to answer. The government claims only minimal additional questions exist versus the original edition.
Warsaw dispatch reports M Zalewak of the Holiah Foreiin Min announces France fully agrees with Poland on the four power conference. Poland will attend only if its participation is conditional and the Allied Treaty can’t be formed without Poland. Negotiations with Denmark to settle differences to begin soon.
Growing fear in Manchuria drives wealthy foreigners to abandon Harbin and Shanghai as bandits demand a 300000 yen ransom. Russians and Chinese flee, Harbin enclosed by barbed wire, police unable to cope. Victims include a released Britten captive and a wealthy Italian named Da Florence, amid reports of kidnapping and terror.
A fragmented report notes calls by figures including Mr J C Hon and Mrs An Aéblored to the Social Western union addressing railway inefficiencies. It mentions the absence of AYDNET and differing locomotive types across Australian railways.
A fragmentary report describes a crash involving an aircraft near Homewood. The engine failed and plunged toward the ground about sixty feet, injuring crew members. One person was taken to hospital with extensive lacerations. The incident remains unclear due to unreadable text.
Detectives probe the blast that destroyed a large Amber lorry hitched to a railway rack at Quarania for Stratford transport. The vehicle blew apart by dynamite. a second truck carried a curious explosive mix. The machines reportedly belonged to J. M Johnson, a sawmiller, with police suspecting a bullock team caused by the lorry and tractor setup.
King Carol orders lafleta distribution in the streets urging residents to greet Princess Helene arriving by train. Palace preparations signal a royal celebration for Prince Michael's birthday on November 8.
During gunnery practice at Point Cook yesterday an Air Force Wapiti plane creaked and was practically wrecked. Pilot Flight-Lieutenant H Townston and Sergeant V Waxstaff of the Citeen Air Pores escaped with out.
A garbled report describes a table received today relating to a motion picture project named Spirit of Fun. It mentions an individual Arthur and hurried work, with references to making and a lot. The fragmentary text includes terms like plane and movin singuate, but the full meaning is unclear.
The chairman of the Board of Cricket Control said he was not sure any move was underway to reconsider the player wetter rule. He added the board’s next meeting would be held at the end of December.
Monday near the railway yards Allan Fmory led a heavily laden wool wagon when the vehicle toppled him beneath its wheels. He died shortly after being pulled free, the incident occurring as horses pulled the wagon into the yards.
A muddled report from The Daily Telegraph describes judges in Boulanders and officials from Dulwich tournament scrutinizing calls and player behavior. It notes disputes over improved rankings and possible penalties for players and importers, with references to several individuals and locations across London Sydney and Melbourne.
Melbourne Mandar Xeon competition prevailed at Une wool mies today with plows performing well as the market opened. Traders reported uneven demand and early bids varied, signaling cautious sentiment as buyers eyed futures and supply conditions.
Dublin reports Sinn Fein condemns the halt of the Prince of Wales visit to Ulster in November to open Parliament buildings. The statement accuses the move of defying rights of the Irish people and aiming to stabilize partition, promising to voice national resentment.
The Commonwealth Wool Inquiry Committee will submit its report to the Prime Minister during the week. The committee met today to complete the report amid claims of disarray in the New South Wales War railway system and variances in payroll figures.
A rocket aeroplane designed by Herr Tin gliding beyond the aerodrome was shown at a Perth event where crowds cheered the test. Bradman received a warm ovation as he arrived for the conference on prohibition reform.
An Australian domain report notes calls to curb cheap spectacles in New South Wales and Queensland. The NSW Shield team is named and the convention of the association is discussed. Government officials discuss upcoming matches with Victoria, South Australia, and New South Wales games planned for November.
Doubtful players Weilhequane and McCabe will miss the Austin team lineup for November 18. Allan Kippax will not be able to wing with the squad.
The Melbourne Premiers Conference adjourned without an official statement. Debate focused on Proposal 10 Falke and Turthvr, banks’ potential government assistance, and landing the short worm dott. Banks’ participation and deficits for the fiscal year were key topics as treasurers prepare to meet tonight.
Fourteen men convicted last Friday in connection with the Bankstown riot in Tuneless were sentenced to 12 months imprisonment. Further sentences of six months were suspended for resisting and obstructing police. Judge Thompson noted the prisoners had pleaded for deterrence and the police produced records of convictions for twelve of the men.
Auctioneers plan to sell insurance policies valued at 419000 tied to Archibald Besage. Policies were assigned to Bridgerton to liquidate debts. The Naquid store approves public sale to recover funds. Auction set for Friday by Atamven and Bons Id.
Detectives arrested a batt val actor on the Sydney Harbour Aridan for allegedly failing to account for a sum. Officials allege the toll intake was not properly reported by the collector, with authorities citing missing funds and irregularities in the collection records.
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