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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1932
Page
1
A fast voyage encounters danger as the ship reports iceberg proximity. The crew responds to the alert and navigates through icy waters while maintaining course and safety procedures. Local authorities monitor the situation and provide guidance as needed.
A storm off Green Mine left the trawler London and its mid crew stranded at sea. Rescue by the Anansi party brought them ashore after damage to the vessel and swamping of the deck. Hutchinsons reunited aboard the London as winter seas forced a long wait for safe passage.
Fragmented dispatch details a January disaster near Portland involving submarines and wartime exercises. The report notes crews scrambling to assist and casualties while the flotilla attempted to recover.
A Rome report notes a new decree limiting Io 2s collectors from the amounts declared by the Seevers. The measure aims to counteract alleged insurance cases by adjusting payments based on wider factors. Officials intend to implement the change to prevent overpayments and ensure fiscal coverage.
An announcement calls for those interested to join the repertory bar group. Dr fhele leads the movement with substantial support. Canberra and the Canberen Hociesy of Ubarstate appear connected in this revival, with various figures named in the article.
Government statement in the Legislative Assembly indicates Mr Gandhi will be removed from gaol to a private residence while he fasts. The India Office notes his intention to die, citing principle, and warns that any further liberty could hinge on civil disobedience movements.
The Federal Arbitration Court granted the New South Wales Transport Commission a ten percent wage reduction for railway and tramway workers who belong to federal unions. Wages will not drop below the state basic rate of £3 10s a week. About 36,000 employees will be affected, with savings estimated at roughly £1,700,000 for railways and tramways. The cut takes effect at midnight.
Melbourne reports a statement by the Lieutenant Governor Sir William Irving at luncheon urging a scientific audit of entitlements and a review of financial management. He criticized public finances as grievously molimited and called for accountability in borrowing and taxation.
Germany may withdraw from the arms conference prompting potential adjournment and a mortal blow to the League of Nations. Italy faces a similar risk with regard to Japan and China’s integrity. Berlin informs the press and Henderson that Germany cannot attend until demands for arms equality are recognised.
Two million gallons of Romanian oil are due in Sydney by the tanker Woertrecht. The petrol is said to meet United States domestic and aviation standards and will be sold at 1 shilling 9 pence per gallon, compared with 2 shillings for first grade petrol in Sydney at present.
The Aluminium Company of Canada controlled by American interests reportedly struck a contract with Soviet Russia to swap aluminum ware for crude oil. The arrangement could undercut regular oil distributors and affect Canada’s oil market. unclear whether Canada will oppose the Russian crude oil sales.
The Treasury Department announced that foreign countries including Britain, Winland, and Hungary have until tomorrow to apply for moratorium on war debt payments. France and Latvia with a combined 1.263 million dollars have already applied. Britain faced a 0 day notice and the moratorium could be arranged any time before.
William Eawarda aged 20 of Redfern was attacked in Moore Park near Marshall Street, receiving a deep slash to the left cheek. Ambulance officers took him to hospital where 18 stitches were reportedly used. Details of the assault remain unclear.
John Docherty, 18, appeared at The Guartop Beanlone today as police stated he faced 97 charges including house breaking and baw-matching, all within six months. He was remanded on 19 pharees eng and sentenced to two years in impersonmen. His prior Montana continuation adds 12 months, with Andre Curlewin expressing regret he cannot send him back to England and warning he would be declared an habitual criminal if convicted.
A twenty year old steamer bound for Geelong ran aground in Corio Bay amid heavy fog. The vessel’s 28 passengers were rescued by local fishermen. The ship remains aground with uncertain damage as efforts to refloat her proceed.
The five per cent war loan conversion saw total applications reach £1,185,000,000 with £286,000,000 in demotions. Australia faces revenue impacts as June 30 figures show a £39,685,382 decline with additions expected. Court actions in 1933 reduced rates for New South Wales and Tasmania and a 4 per cent fall in railway revenue prompts wage standard adjustments across tramway and other industries.
The Morning Post argues for greater migration to fuel Dominion expansion. It contends full benefits of Ottawa clulona rely on population growth across Canada and Australia, suggesting both lands could host 10,000,000 each. Railways telegraphs and markets would boost output and attract settlers to balance supply and demand.
Sydney reports welcome rains across the northeast half of the state with totals over an inch from Goodoora to Lachlan and extending to the open. Rain eased drought across the North Coast and Darling regions aiding crops, with totals 390 points at Juran and 10 at Wee Waos, ending a long dry spell.
Profemor Wadham of Melbourne University told the Federal Wool Inquiry Committee that high wool prices are not desirable as they invite greater competition from other countries and institutions. Ri McCunna of the Commonwealth Bank Board noted difficulties with a 10,700 pound project yielding 2,100 pounds. High prices and driving charges affected last year, but conditions on wool were improving. The committee adjourned to Sydney.
Fire damaged two rooms at a Muscot cottage owned by Sidney, whose family had just left. Authorities suspect arson linked to a push to repeal the Winning Bets Act. AJs Spring meeting timetable noted as authorities open inquiries into the blaze and possible political motive, with government members pressing for action next week.
A disrupted Friday session recounts a bigamy dispute as Erle Matthew Homer, 26, was bound over to keep peace amid a divorce tied to his second marriage. His former wife and a judge heard details, with the case hinging on future remarriage and reconciliation.
London warns British subjects travelling to Mariburia and via the Harbin Alberian route to avoid travel during prowar conditions. A railway accident near War Mast left ten people dead after brigands attacked.
An unidentified man died after falling into a quarry at the Paddington works factory. He was not employed at the works, and authorities believe he slipped while examining a dimly lit area. Ambulance teams have yet to recover the body, which remains lodged on a narrow ledge.
In a thin public service appeal, Byomwt and the Industrial Roechstrar contest wage cuts of 19/8 and & week for men and women. They argue four salary outs have occurred since the last basic wage decision. The appeal was adjourned to Wednesday.
A powerful early morning earthquake in the Gisborne area caused widespread damage from Wengunuh to Napier and Hastings. Walls collapsed at the ogeanean Church, the Dostoce tower was wrecked, bridges failed, chimneys toppled, and many buildings cracked. Several injuries reported as hospitals evacuated and power cut across the region.
Friday at Singapore base disaster struck the RLAF airfield when a flying boat crashed during landing. Five crew members aboard were inside the hull. two young aircraftmen were trapped and drowned. Rescue teams moved the bodies from the wreck as authorities investigated the incident.
At 7 25 am on the Melbourne Express a man was found on the bridge approach with severe injuries. He was medially treated aboard the train then taken to Bowral hospital. Identified later as W Pur hank from the unemployment camp at Nor Merungie.
Fragmentary note warns of rising flood danger in the north coast and river towns. Mentions Bedney and Frider or Mares as figures and notes heavy rainfall and potential river flooding affecting northern districts tonight.
The American flying boat named the Ameri can Nuree is 23 hours overdue on a non stop New York to Rome attempt. Petrol is expected to exhaust by midnight Wednesday and grave fears for the monoplane's safety follow a reliable report placing it 400 miles southwest of Ireland.
Reports from Nanking describe protest as diplomats cite Manchukuo protocol tied to Manchuria recognition. Expected anti Japanese demonstration did not occur amid diplomatic tension and calls to invoke Nine Power Treaty.
A Royal Dutch Air Line representative, likely Chairman Mr Plewsman, will visit Str. S M Bruce in London next week to urge acceptance of the original Dutch proposal. The plan seeks extension of the Dutch airline from Batavia to Australia without mobility, contingent on a quota of money guarantees.
The Australian Minister for Customs H. Gullett will refrain from further disclosures. He will attend a civic reception in Sydney on September 24 hosted by the Institute of Journalists, then proceed to Canberra. Monowal expected to arrive in Sydney September 38.
The House of Representatives heard Prime Minister UMir Tarona present proposed amendments to the Area Tax Ramamment Act. The budget articles widen exemptions aiding primary producers though concerns remained over timing. From August 1980 to June 30 1983 revenue claims rose to £13,110,000 with costs near £25,400,000, about 8 percent of total tax collection.
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