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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

4

Weather recap Canberra and Queanbeyan rainfall and temps

Canberra weather report for Thursday includes 9 am barometer 30.10 inches and temperatures around 39 to 40 degrees. Monthly totals for Queanbeyan show rainfall and temperatures across the year, with September and December figures noted.

Canberra Queanbeyan

Far East Turn in Manchukuo Recognition

Japan extends recognition to Manchukuo, promising independence as the Lytton Commission report looms. The move shifts power dynamics among Japan, China, and the United States, raising questions about sovereignty and international obligations under the Nine Power Treaty. The outcome hinges on the forthcoming League inquiry and the reactions of global powers.

Japan Manchukuo Manchuria Nanking Tokio Far East Chinese Republic Soviet Russia Lytton Commission League of Nations China United States Cubs Philippines Panama Niscaragua Haiti Lytton Washington

Government's fruit machine hearing hearing in Sydney delayed

Fragmentary report from Sydney on government plans for fruit machines and penalties. Officials cite opposition, police cooperation, and proposed motor aid for the Lung Party. A commissioner notes bribery questions and potential leaks as the inquiry extends to tomorrow.

Sydney Pharmday Morleo Ruth Muti Sydiwy Ind Ginmeey Wocrekmaey Alis Athe Teidee Gail Chastion I. L. Saith Kte Trauiweln Tad Dever Bayine Akemich Lung Ana Bern-Irea Patina Anancial Molay Smith Wittens NAT Bbe Fur Rites Coxrieion Ft Smith Vera

Altered Flan Impresses Scullin Says Mr Henitin

A garbled remark about altered flan and reactions from Scullin and Mr J J Henitin is reported with unclear context and several misspellings. The readable fragments mention welding prams, criticism, and a Raw modified Gwe.

Mathie Goy J. J. Henitin

Government Seeks Penalty Reform Amid Pension Debate

Mr. Seasley and Mr. Hensley weigh government plan to change pension pay scales and scrap certain allowances. Officials argue reform targets exploitative qualification rules while preserving support for vulnerable retirees amid broader austerity pressure.

Committee to Draft Proposal Fronts Sanitary Reform

A local committee chaired by Mr. Lyons convened at 80 Elm Mitunier to draft a proposal for a sanitary reform society. Members discussed funding by three donors if the motion passes. Alderman Wise Prevbody declined to bring politics into the matter.

Mitunier Mr. Lyons Lin Lunkea Wien Mptermyaan Meaiber Ald

Danube States Commission Adjourns Amid Unclear Signals

The Danube States Commission adjourned amid unclear statements from BTREHA officials. Officials indicated indefinite delay and cautioned that global recovery remains uncertain until new restrictions are settled, with government representatives promising further guidance in coming days.

Queanbeyan Council Seeks Nonpartisan Cooperation

A fragment from the Queanbeyan municipal notes shows the council embracing nonpartisan cooperation in governance. The report mentions efforts toward administrative reform and a push for smoother municipal processes amid local administrative challenges.

Farmers Debts and Town Planning Health Relief Bill Debate

The second reading of the Parliament Relief Act was moved with ministerial remarks outlining moratorium aims to shield farmers from creditors during the currency of the order while preserving their assets. Opposition stressed options include expanding bankruptcy and protecting farmers through constrained credit while fearing broad government overreach and potential industry collapse.

Bank Nuiptes Tormore Eaich Apuouur Lena Nieto Huesien Rome Axhare IE Comiarios Mondenadse Imadbulite Aibje Hie Hunt Eversney Selmary Lundusteles Willin Furmar Jon Juader Mr. Lane Labour Party Abele Eare Thie Tia Calin Mackensie Chairiman Abero DaaTtys Awellinie Wwe Kanuo Egypt Greece Asia Stinor Aunen Thurii Ihores Sirevta Inturvnia Fient Nado Beriem Atwea Sven Thor Pass Jared Tiss France Bouin Rigland Europe Cuine Schanten Urgland Wales Amery Washington Potomac New York Chicago Lilerato Auateala Nandunlani Canberra Imperial Dalhi Brown Daley Usabarre Bad Cadibarre

Contested Debate Over Pension Cuts and Government Power

In a heated session, opposition and government members clash over proposed budget cuts to pensions and a broader fiscal crackdown. Deliberations focus on constitutional alterations, potential state autonomy, and the impact on rural constituencies as key figures warn of political backlash.

Twoun Labour Party Lyondald Gulleit Oltawa Dring Stout Guile Mordeien Warte Gregory Bbceesion Cheegers Tor Australia Jawa Gregory Ae Western Australia Grewary Ada Orwenlae Jmram Moloney Maloney Ml Couroe Goreme WIN

National Garden Project Probed by Joint Parliamentary Committee

A wide proposal outlines a joint garden and park project near Canberra with involvement from Australia and the National Garden Society. Plans include thousands of trees, mapped gardens, and a central area around a new botanical zone. The measure would be debated in Parliament to formalize a national garden and related facilities.

Hoytivsiusut Society Waitebuild Tay Jana Gordons Hae Department Controls Aren Harn Devin Partinmariney House Dope Monte Agharo Hina Tn Andar Rome Ache Gram Paths Enyltvling Arex Peins Stort Society Antonin Runarintendent Varna OP Qane Ihae Parte Bardem Department of the Later

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