Transfer vote passes to clear way for more employment officers
The approved transfer vote clears a path for additional employment officers early in the new year. Officials expect quicker hiring and expanded services as a result of the measure.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1932
Page
1
Housing Programme Moves in Parliament for Canberra Transfers
Estimates passed in the House of Representatives authorize the transfer of the Tax Department from Melbourne to Canberra and set the Interior Department to begin preparations. Officials to be transferred arrive in the new year as unemployment relief aids work in the Federal Capital Territory. Debate noted private enterprise hotel proposals and cost-saving plans, with ministers arguing over employment and funding for Canberra projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Oeentatives
Ty Department
Melbourne
Canberra
Department of the Interior
Ira
Federal Capital Territory
Wermjong
Bracey Wap
Adelaide
Conaldet
Wincay
Commonwealth
Blakeley
Parliament House
Kurrajons
Blasey
Aros
Kurralon
Ald
Jename
Melourie
Air. 4
A. Porkina
Dinkeley
Duke Stacusalon
Dinantia
Maketey
Dowed
Australia
Parkin
Miniater
Wakeley
Canterra
Wheat Hold-Up Threat From Western Australia Farmers
Wheatgrowers threaten to halt supplies unless the Premier Sir James Mitchell approves broader support. A letter and union guidance urge growers to retain this season’s wheat and avoid cropping under the current terms, arguing the proposed £2,260,000 aid is insufficient to sustain the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Rural Bank Debenture Issues Approved by Premiers
The rural bank debenture plan was approved in Melbourne at the Loan Council meeting. New South Wales aims to issue debentures in New South Wales to fund the Rural Credit Bank, subject to agreement with the Commonwealth Bank and Loan Council approval of amounts and terms. Debentures capped at £250,000 each at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bourd Wales
Urs! Bank
Bourd Wales Amistant
Spooner
Laan Caunatt
Daa
Laos
Berens
Rydney
Brier
Loan Council
New South Wales Bs
New South Warew
Debent
New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
Mate Ravings Bank
Alno
Ili
Tne
Flight claim for new plane cuts time to Australia
Stratosphere reports 10 hours to Australia claimed by an airship or aeroplane prototype. Sup t Mme Bartram describes a craft working toward 190 feat, travel from Australia to Sydney in nine to ten hours. Plane would reach speeds near 100 miles per hour. Bartram notes prior inspection in Germany and ties to a 1-year-old inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sydney
Wriaay
Mme Bertramn
Atra
Bartram
Germany
Ori Sasor
London Clashes Between Unemployed and Police
London saw clashes as about 2,000 unemployed gathered in Hyde Park and surrounding areas sparking protests. Police dispersed crowds after orderly demonstrations, with some disturbances near Marble Arch as authorities kept order amid tense scenes and a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Katy
Hyde Park
Marthe Arch
Thair
Fenton
Death of thirst among Bolivian soldiers in Chaco
In Abuncion Paraguay the War Ministry reported the bodies of 100 soldiers from the 15th Bolivian infantry found in the Chaco jungle due to thirst. Rioting occurred in Oxford Street area with police clearing crowds as mounted units patrolled. several injured and arrests reported amid a rainstorm and Parliament House guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaco
Paraguay
War Ministry
Beirut
Oxford
Parle
Murenado
Auburbe
Morty
Rompitats
Alu
Petition to House of Commons in London
A Labour MP plans to present a petition to the House of Commons next Tuesday. The document requests support for a cause and notes 9,000 unemployed people. The aim is to secure House approval to advance the marchers' plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
seGevern
Labour
Combox
Hallas
Unclear Parliament Session and Collateral Court Hearing
A fragmented report describes a House of Commons adjournment motion on unemployment and a petition approach, plus a Melbourne court appearance for a heating charge. It notes Labour discussions, the Means Test plan, and a land owner matter tied to funds and remittance to Australia, with defendants remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landne
Socialist Leader Bardney Amid Turmoil in Australis Party
Fragmentary OCR shows political unrest with claimed discontent within a socialist group. Text references a leader, party and accusations of degrading conduct, plus unclear notes on work and violence. Names and places are unreadable, but the item centers on intra party disputes and alleged coercive acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Pumeras
Australis
Dole Orm Tia
Ngitamanta
Newcastle Decentralisation Conference Opens at Town Hall
The Newcastle conference opened at the Town Hall convened by Mayor Alderman Parker to decide on decentralising central locations. Delegates from the marsh, north-west and nearby districts join in Reconstruction of storing wheat and related activities amid talks on regional coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Frida
Ald. Parker
Bates
Mydney
Marth
North-Weat
Coitrel
News Cuatto
Premier expresses views on bananas in Melbourne
Hriday and other premiers from New South Wales and Queensland interviewed the Prime Minister today about the duty on bananas. He said he expected to make a definite announcement in a day or two, after considering the representations of growers led by Mr Lyena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Hriday
Promiers
New South Waland
Queensland
Prine
Theauty
Batore
Lyena
Down Again Interest Rate On Deposits
Commonwealth Bank cuts savings and deposit rates effective next November. The chair of the Commonwealth Bank Board Sir Robert Gibson announces further reductions across the board except deposits over 1,000. New rates apply to the Commonwealth Bank and Commonwealth Savings Bank, with different scales for terms and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Commonwealth Bank Board
Robert Gibson
Commonwealth
Savings Bank Jeposit
Public Works Not Extending Loan for Melbourne Projects
Officials stated there is no plan to extend loan funds for Melbourne works or to inflate public works spending. The Commonwealth will finance only final projects while the states, aided by business committees, ensure loan money funds productive, accountable projects and avoid unproductive expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Hridas
Trasmipor
Mumey Greene
Treasury
Trouney Bild
Ottawa Bill Passed No Foreign Protests
London reports the Ottawa Reform Bill debate as Britain seeks to defend export trade amid calls for limited foreign interference. Walter Runciman defends import duties, noting no European complaints about Ottawa and arguing Britain remains the Empire’s financial centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
London
Thursaar
Board of Trade
Walter Runciman
Escaine
Briqain
Notaingle
Mama
Husbans
Keyham Ho
Britain
Fede
England declares at Perth after drawn stumps
England leads by 583 as Jardine and Hammond pile runs in a rain-affected Perth day of England vs Australian XI. McCabe shines with the ball for Australia, while Jardine nears a century before declaring at tea. Light and rain disrupt play as stumps are drawn with England and Australia sharing the day’s cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Hammond
Jardine
McCabe
Te Gavn Sradman
Egond
Swa
Bradman
USA Boeing
Janine
Australia
Alles
Jerdaen
Tham Fingintait
Richardson
Atton
Kingilah
Leyland
Duckworth
Richardson Woored
Fink
Htumpa
England
Laylend
Tow
Arctiffe
Favorarity
Tae Pataud
Evens
Halcombe
Brybat
Amiee
Ty Sivesis Aceseicee
Allen
McCabs
Timdenan Payeter
Verity
Wundries Sanat
Fragmented OCR notes on budget talks and delays
Fragmentary text reports House discussions on a tax or price increase with references to agreements, agricultural output estimates around 106 000 units, and mentions of September dates and officials. It also notes a minister’s or legislator’s remarks about limits and future actions, with names obscured by the OCR.
Unclear OCR on Verdon site incident injures worker
Fragmentary report describes a worker named Jamon Flynn who slipped and was injured in a mishap at a Verdon site. He fractured his right leg while a top broke, and responders attempted rescue. The account mentions medical aid a week later during a ride to a hospital.
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Erida
Whitt
Ming
Verdon
An Hag
Jamon Flynn
Horebick
Hwasap
Aution
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