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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1933
Page
1
A parliamentary figure urged a measured defence approach while Australia seeks peace. The discussion highlighted a desire for disarmament and the need to maintain effective protection. The political body stressed avoiding unnecessary escalation and ensuring national security through prudent defense.
The Daily Herald reports Japan moving toward military rule with War Minister Ariki securing the Foreign Minister Uchida’s resignation and installing Hirota. The shift risks abolishing Parliament and placing a state council under army control as Japan eyes dominance across Asia.
A garbled 1920s style report discusses naval strategy in the Pacific, noting weak defenses and the risk of insufficient protection. It mentions British and French naval roles, potential war scenarios, and broader geopolitical tension affecting fleet readiness.
In a fractured report from Melbourne the Australian Championship outcome shows Fee defeating Richardsar Seillnily, 8 up with 1 to play after a morning round. the afternoon play featured a decisive finish with a winning shot on the next hole.
A deputation from the Council of Churches urged Premier Brevenal Widay to abolish the state lottery. Mrs Kirkby, administrator of the Wisque of Sydney, and others linked the issue to community hospital and lighting projects. The meeting saw broad preaching against the lottery, with Stevens noting he could not promise action without council consideration.
Unemployed workers plan a march for work at Kingston after a meeting aroused considerable interest. Canberra Council of Churches members were approached about the plan during the event.
Commonwealth Bank reports the Commonwealth Conversion Loan over subscribed and fully subscribed in eighty minutes. Officials say staff handled ten bags of applications as the rush overwhelmed counters and stations in London.
At Friendly Moctoiles Haci Kingston the Advisory Council criticized the Interior Minister for extending the council’s life and filling vacancies without electors. Four government officers sat as members, denying elected representation and sparking concerns over democratic legitimacy in the Canberra capital.
The Minister for Defence Sir George Pearce said there is no likelihood of transferring the Defence Department from Melbourne to Canberra in the near future. He noted that while a general overhaul of accommodation is under consideration, the headquarters could be moved to Canberra as a possible option.
Reports from Darwin state wheat trade in the Far East is endangered amid fears for prospectors. Authorities note danger to two million bushels of wheat in China and rising anxiety as searches for missing explorers continue. River tribes reportedly signalled danger as Maroubra neared Timber Creek, with suspicions of hostile locals delaying delivery and signaling danger to outsiders.
Clergy and ministers planned to attend a meeting yesterday with a proposal to march to Government House Canberra to present a petition to the Governor General. The march aims to exercise the right to petition the government for remedying injustices, with police unlikely to interfere.
In Sydney Frida the NSW Hallway Commission and the Federal Arbitration Court heard a case involving the New South Wales Railway Commissionera and the Ironworkers Association. Claims of overpayments amounting to several million pounds over seven years were examined, with a decision adjourned to the Full Court in Melbourne next week.
A bandit leapt from cover as Mia Button, Mia Fry and Mex Filmer walked to a bank with 400 in cheques and 60 in cash. He grabbed a bag from a passerby attached to a motor cycle and sped off toward Stewart Mills, as workers nearby were engaged in renovations and police began efforts to locate the thief.
Fragmentary notice reports Americk taking control of five million whisky units and planning purchases worth 11.1 million dollars. MentionsFrance and Gynera with a channel for purchase in a likely financial or trade context.
Detectives from Hewbeidge pursue mail bag theft linked to transfers from Sydney to Newtr lage. Authorities hold the notes’ numbers and aim for an early arrest. thieves are believed to know the money transfer arrangements.
Acting Chief Justice Wir Frank Harvey delivered the decision nullifying the Upper House Referendum as invalid. The hearing involved A B Middington KC and others, with plans for appeal to the Privy Council. Joan Harvey signaled the matter would be adjourned until next Friday, urging parties to pursue renegotiation.
Amnesty in Madrid outlines broad release criteria for imprisoned political prisoners. The decree grants freedom to many detainees, contingent on compliance with leadership conditions and political alignment.
A letter from the Ireland minister to Premier Sir Atanley Argyle outlines a tax bill for Sir McPherson Robertson. The Commonwealth government cannot amend legislation to exempt him, stating a tax liability of £40,300 with a further £146,000 10 as the centenary rate.
England's Registrar General reports births fell slightly while marriages rose in the last quarter. June ended figures show births at 154 156 with 59 018 boys and 95 138 girls. Deaths total 108 009, down 0 4 percent from the prior quarter. Natural increase 46 658. marriages 170 012, up 24 08 from the preceding quarter.
The new Foreign Ministry policy is viewed as not altering Japan's stance. M. Miroto, ahead of the office's assumption, stated this before weighing the Board's request for a non aggressive action. He plans to meet with Saghalion officials and Fam Beene before deciding on the matter.
A French air minister is slated to arrive in Moscow on Friday for a six day visit. He will tour the airplane factory and military aviation facilities and attend several banquets and receptions. The tour will also include visits to Leningrad and perhaps other key cities.
Darwin notes report ongoing gold prospecting in Tennant Creek area with many seeking returns. Some miners faced delays and rejections while others pushed on despite setbacks.
Fragments report the death of Australian sailor Ray Morvin at Baita and say the body, landed at Adulaids, was to be transported overland to Fremantle. The text is garbled but implies arrival details and the ship’s role in the burial or repatriation.
Violence erupts in Pennsylvania coalfields as 16 people including a deputy sheriff are shot or wounded. Pickets clash with workers at Uniontown amid a spreading strike. Roosevelt plans personal intervention while banks face a new credit policy to aid National Recovery Act industries with up to 1,000 million dollars in loans.
Governor proposes fed aid with martial enforcement if needed as Reconstruction Finance Corp takes market steps. Bank loan rules shift to 4 percent, while inflation fears loom and Congress faces pressure from senators to act. Grants target commercial lenders and employers, with collateral rules tightening amid broader economic strain.
Sydney reports a government push for a pre Christmas federal election amid speculation of a country party surge and UAP denials. The Bureau of Publicity notes rumours of reforms, a reasserted frontier on duties, and potential resignations in London which heighten political uncertainty.
London plans a comprehensive education program for residents with up to 250000 Londoners, mainly youths, to resume studies next week under the London Council Office. The scheme aims to cover diverse subjects with over 20000 names involved, spanning multiple generations and levels of learning.
Mt Mieu escapees recaptured after jailbreak. Police report seizure in Wellington as authorities pursue further details. Local officials note security improvements ahead of any trial or proceedings.
The Full Court considers the appeal by the NW Gvernment against Justice K W Htreet's award of 43 900 to Edward Crawford Magrath deputy industrial commissioner. The Crown challenges four other verdicts favoring Landa Morren Sherwin Bird Hooke, chairs of conciliation committees. Morgan acting chief jurist Harvey contest the fixed term and ministerial appointment. judges differ on compensation scope and terms for chairmen, affecting their status as ordinary servants with undated tenure.
A fragmented notice notes the state budget discussion slated for September 26 with Mr Aievens expected to present the measure to the Legislative Assembly during the coming week. The text suggests property and financial details are near completion amid ongoing government deliberations.
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