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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1931
Page
1
In Trouble From Nearer The Trouble
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrase about trouble and proximity. Readable elements reference being in trouble and nearer location or time. Unable to determine concrete persons or organizations from the readable portion.
May Prelude to Australian Financial Developments
London reports on Australian banking links with a massive Sydney bank capital and British officials monitoring Australian affairs. A Vienna/Vlustratian political figure is cited as connected to the leak, with speculation that Britain may push reforms as Australia moves toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlustratian
T Hat
Australia
Commonwealth
Imall
Premiers Conference Talks Banks Risk and Finance
Melbourne reports that discussions between premiers and the Commonwealth Bank Board focused on government finance and bank credits amid private bank input. Officials expect a final decision by tomorrow with banks likely to align to national employment goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Commonwealth’ Bank Board
Robert Gipson
Life
Commonwealth Bank Board
Morrow
Sydney Bank Seeks New Les After Lottery Direction
Fragmentary text shows Sydney on Friday with banking context and a State Lottery direction seeking new les. unclear entities include Savinks Jones Trepartment and Whiddong mnOW. no clear date beyond Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Savinks
Bank Jones
Ita Eig Beatae Ag
Achadlines
World gold stock and money supply update
Federal Reserve Bank notes the United States monetary gold stock on September 9 stood at over 10 billion dollars, nearly half of the world’s gold. Money in circulation in the United States on the same date reached about 2.01 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal, Reserve Bank, and Need
United States
Aworld
United Ten
Doljara
New York Boxing Bout Ends Amid Controversy
In a dramatic eighth round the challenger Berg floors Borg with a slam and the crowd erupts as Borg struggles but rises and continues. A local ruling later ruled a foul, altering the bout’s outcome under the usual rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Borg
England
Berg
Johnson Case Cross-Examined at Royal Commission Session
Sydney witnesses recount cross examination in the Johnson case during the Royal Commission sitting. Ragged testimony notes intimidation claims by former crewman William Anthony Euugby, who testified he faced pressure and sought police protection in Adelaide. Johnson concludes questioning with a plea for mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Jacob Nfon
William Anthony Euugby
Nh Johnson
Adelaide Victoria
Adelaides
Johnson
Poul
Tamworth Woman Wins State Lottery Prize
In Tamworth on Friday the state lottery awarded a £6,000 prize to Mrs. Romon Runvell and two other winners, including Mrs. Solomon. A local photographer reportedly learned of the fortune only at midday when she saw Ayrencoven near the Tamworth ally Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Romon
C. Runvell
Solomon
Ayrencoven
Tamworth Ally Lander
British Budget Plans to Cover Deficit in Postwar Tax Shakeup
The report details a sweeping postwar British Budget aimed at closing a 7 million pound deficit with significant tax hikes. Chancellor Philip Snowden defends stringent economies, with income tax up 6d in the pound and reductions in allowances. Suppressive measures include higher surtax, beer and tobacco taxes, petrol levy, and entertainment tax, plus cuts across education, health, and civil services.
Weather forecast for south eastern Australia notes heavy rain
The State Meteorologist said a large disturbance covers most of Queensland with heavy falls likely in south eastern Australia between the canal and the slope. Warm conditions will be followed by a sudden cold change as a low moves eastward. Fine weather expected in western divisions tomorrow and along the coast by the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mares
Queensland
Wouth
Australia
Dole Coupons Trafficking Rumors Reported by Labour Department
Allegations that dole coupons were turned into cash and gambled in the State lottery. Claims that merchants offered basic coupons at discounts up to 50 percent and that trafficking in coupons was highly profitable with participants including coupon holders using proceeds for betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Department of Labour and Industry
Frusterore
Cefa
Wold
Bank Caper In Equity Court Seeks Appointments
In Sydney on Friday an application to the Chief Judge in Equity was heard on behalf of the Primary Producers Bank seeking the appointment of Harl Chandler and Robert Hill as hauldatora of the bank. On behalf of depositor Cecilia Nicholla an appointment was sought for Alexander Jobson and Alexander Campbell as managers. The applications were adjourned to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Equity Court
Primary Producers' Bank
Harl Chandler
Robert Hill
Haulda‘tora
Bank
Cecilia Nicholla
Waa
Alexander Jobson
Alexander Campbell
Mquida
Lore
Wolly Pext Weel
Tax changes spark fears of higher burdens and pension cuts
The article notes widespread concern over income tax hikes and allowance readjustments that will raise taxes for many while delaying relief until the trade price stabilizes. It cites examples: a single man on 2600 with two cars facing 63 pounds versus 32 previously, and a married man 40 pounds versus 19. A man earning 1000 pounds could pay 163 instead of 425, with others similarly affected. It mentions Busines s interest groups and Sir Eric Geddes arguing for exemptions on industrial petrol, while insurance benefits for a family drop modestly and overall wage relief shifts from five to ten percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steud
Eric Geddes
Imperial “Airways
Imperial Airways
Budget Reforms Spark Press Debate in London
London editors largely agree the budget is sweeping yet fair across the community. The Morning Poet notes the 2 000 000 000 five percent war loan would be voluntary with notice and possible repayment. The ally Express argues Snowden must sweep economies with wage taxation or tariff measures to balance the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Snowden
Vcity
Alate
Thare 'Wall
House of Commons
Britain
Crown
Dominion
Budget Labour Paper Attacks Budget Figures
The Labour press criticizes the budget as unfair saying sacrifices fall hardest on low income workers while high earners escape proportionate cuts. It claims 64,090,000 pounds of 70,000,000 budget savings come from direct attacks on wages and services, hurting the town amid financial peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Herald
Snowden
Snowden Han
Pringner
Ninpnen
Gas Companies Dividends Curb Considered by NSW Panel
Sydney and Newcastle gas companies face a proposed legal limit cut from eight to six percent after a sub committee report. A gas regulation commission and tighter control of utilities may be established. Early closing and Saturday half holiday provisions were debated with country members opposing shop registration outside cities. Nearby relief work and dole considerations were noted with no firm decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Labour Cauda
Sydney
Newcastle
Éompinita
Courtroom clash over libel suit as judge rebukes bar remarks
In the Supreme Court today Hugh McIntosh sues Triathi for libel claiming 2500 pounds. During the hearing Justice Halie Rogers and barrister Mack clashed over expressions at the bar. The jury found for the plaintiff with nominal damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Halie Rogers
Kaeve IE
Supreme Court
Hugh
Triathi
Mack
Justice Russell
Tichborne Commission
Windbyer
K.C
Sunday Times
Harry Rickards Tivoli Theatres
McIntosh
Man Prays For Honor While Appealing Manslaughter Verdict
Justice Stephen sentenced Gustav Reichhardt to eight years imprisonment after a manslaughter finding in the death of Mrs. Emma Philbrook at Surry Hills. Reichhardt, 34, claimed he believed he could not be convicted of manslaughter after an acquittal on murder. He said he would appeal and spoke of defending his country Sweden’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Stephen
Gustav Heimer Reichhardt
Emma Philbrook
Surry
Hills
Sweden
Custody Variation Sought Over Convent Child Tale
Nelda Richard Joseph of Bald Ridge Breeza filed for a variation of the custody order concerning his seven year old daughter Florence Annette Clift. The Reverend Mother at St. Brigidine Convent Randwick opposed removal due to the mother Laura Eileen Clift's visits outside hours. Justice Davidson adjourned the matter until Monday with the child to remain at Randwick convent in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Joseph Lift
Bald Ridge
Breeza
Davidson
Florence Annette Clift
St. Brigidine Convent
Randwick
Government Savings Bank Opens with 17,792 New Accounts
First week results show about 20,000 new accounts expected. By 3 PM the head office had 17,792 accounts. tonight's business and country returns not yet included in the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Government Savings Bank
Savings Bank Deposits Rise Significantly in Australia
For the year ended August 3 there was an increase in deposits at the Commonwealth Savings Bank of £2,075,511. New accounts totalled 104,130. Accounts open on August 1 stood at 1,424,866 and depositors' balances totaled £50,656,473.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Woman golfer sets course record at Kensington Links
Misa Tolhurat, in the second round of the women’s golf championship, broke the course record at Kensington Links in match play with a seven stroke margin over Mrs Pennefather. Other results include Miss Slack defeating Miss Wray, Miss Lefebre over Miss Ham mond, and Miss Mona McLeod over Mrs Tressone. Officials will finish semi finals Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Misa Suale Tolhurat
Tory
Kensington Links
Bowen
Pennefather
Brand
Misa Tolhurat
Miss Slack
Mies E! Wray
Miss Lefebre
Miau J. Hammond
Mona McLeod
Tressone
Butcher Cecil Cowell Guilty of Wounding in Sydney
At the Central Criminal Court Cecil Cowell a 23 year old butcher was found guilty of feloniously wounding Joseph Patrick Slevin with intent to murder. He shot at Slevin at Slavin's hotel in Katoomba on July 1 and also fired at Constable Sadler though missing. The jury returned a verdict of guilty and he was sentenced to death though the final punishment rests with the Executive Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Cecil Cowell
Joseph Patrick Slevin
Crown
Beatur
McKean
Slavin
Katoomba
Cowell
Stevn
Fred i Rovalvér
Blevin
Badler
Hlevin
Sadler
Sana Hia
Executive Counel
Life ban upheld for owner and Landlock trotter
Captain G J C Dyatt secretary of the Victoriah Trotting and Racing Association said no appeal was made against the life disqualification of owner J Dempagy and the bay trotter Landlock. Landlock disappeared from the police depot stables after Wednesday night’s meeting. The association voted to bar Dempway and Landlock for life, noting Money Spider had not shown as strong a form in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J.C. Dyatt
Victoriah
Maite
J. Ja ‘Dempagy
Trotter
Botlice
Dyatt
Vavt.a
R. A
Dempway
Bay Polding
Hey
New Zealand
Premier Lang Returns to Sydney With Mortgage Bill
Mr Lang returned to Sydney from Melbourne and said he would bring before the Assembly next week a bill reducing interest on mortgages. The measure is expected to cut rates by 2.24 per cent with a minimum of five per cent and would be retrospective to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lang
Melbourne
Hea
Beford
Assembly
Time Off Replaces Overtime Pay For Public Service
An important determination by Commonwealth Public Service Arbitrator Westhoven concludes that overtime pay Friday and holiday duty will be replaced by time off in the Commonwealth Public Service. The ruling limits the application of the act to specified personnel and those under Governor General declarations following Public Service Board recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Commonwealth Public Service
wiMr
Westhoven
Commonwealth Public ‘Service Act
Public Service Board
Public Service Arbitrator
A L P Branch Proposed in Canberra
At a Canberra Labour Party meeting it was decided to form a branch on the north side of the river to serve Labour sympathisers. A Tuesday meeting is planned at the Allendale Hall with a general canvass already indicating strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
A L.P
Iiver
Alnelle Hall
Jury deadlock ends Newtown eviction riot case
In Newtown a jury failed to reach a verdict after a long night of deliberation in the eviction riot case involving 19 men. The defendants were discharged and remanded on ball to return for trial when called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Newtown
Round Table Conference Proposal for New South Wales
Sidney Friday reports on Hj Gordon Bennett proposing a round table conference of NSW business leaders to discuss rehabilitation and draft further legislation to restrict costs. The idea aims to unite state interests and accelerate economic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omey Sidney
I Sok Manufactury
Gordon Bena
Todey
New South ‘Wales
Costa
British light aircraft faster than jet rivals say RAF official
Flight Lieutenant Atcherley reports that Britain's light aircraft exceed the performance of similar class jets by about 40 miles per hour in trials for the United States Army, as he returns to England from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Britain
United ‘States “Army
Jaccording
Atcherley
England
Cleveland
Milan to London Flight by Italian Flyers
Fragmentary report notes a Milan to London flight by Italian pilots. It mentions breakfast in Milan and a leg to London with a distance around 160 miles, timing unclear, and references to Monaco and Mellerte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NION
Milan
Monaco
Mellerte
London
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