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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 18, 1933

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Ten Basic Industries Within Roosevelt Plan

Washington reports the final industry joining the National Recovery Act program brings ten basic sectors under the plan. A government budget surplus is projected as tax receipts exceed expectations while recovery aims push employment and wages toward pre crash levels. Ford Motor Co says prisoners will not be used for manufacturing and disputes NRA ties.

Washington Miqne Workers of America Tom Benis Roosevelt Treasury Woodin United States

Canberra Unemployed Petition Governor General

Canberra churches backed protests against unemployment as residents planned a deputation to the Governor General to urge Cabinet to provide work. Clergy and citizens formed a committee to present the plea for relief, citing hardship among workers and families and calling for immediate action.

Feliet Workeen Canberra Palmanent Moppanin Canon Robertson Farber Haydon Waldock J. O'Kerts Willis W. Hurley J. Harrington McDonald Ana Jones

Persia Apology to Britain Over Naval Incident

A terse report notes the government sent an apology to Britain regarding a naval incident involving Tondor. It mentions aviators who recently pulled down Union flag and the broader implications for relations with the United States and the Ber Aateruncas ward.

Tondor Dovernment Avi Union Duck Kishin Island cMorry Waathoriand

France adopts child endowment plan amid war era shifts

The France government announces a child endowment scheme starting October 1 for workers with dependent children in key industries under the act. Employers will pay payroll contributions. initial rates set at 17/8 monthly for the first period, rising to a total of 50 to 60 francs for a family thereafter. The scheme will involve employers and add to wages. Mention is made of naval movements and the destroyer Rottin in the Mediterranean context.

De Valera and Labour Agree on Dail Crisis Plan

Mr de Valera announced a formal agreement with Labour to govern during the present Dail term. Addressing a crowd of about 20,000 in Dublin he said the government and Labour would unite to calm public belief and guide the nation through a dangerous situation threatening the Dail’s existence.

Wimwoounvure Parliament Talurien Canbarra Mer. J. O'Koute G. Jones Dublin Satuntey Tork de Valera Labour Party Ita Berlin Ponin Coremony Captain Goering Truaatan Gaere Ib Itn Cowanthy Hart Hucket Thuy Germany Herr Hitter Hwantike Witt Ne Jrieslay Goering Deua Blue Council Herr Edtier Coupeti Nami He Chueh Mrt Janour End Acehoe Almacantly Alois Spanisl Albert Puryter Nasi Aaar Densig

Hurricanes Hit Tampico Heavy Destruction Oncoast

A hurricane struck Tampico on the eastern Mexican seaboard with winds of 72 mph. Nine inches of rain fell, with reports of many dead and extensive damage over a three mile inland area. Delayed dispatches described widespread destruction and property losses running into millions of dollars.

Tampico Mexico

Kangaroos Edge Australians In Tight London Test

Murrow led the Kangaroos to a 14 to 5 second half rally over Australia in London with 13,231 in attendance and a record £914 gate. The report chronicles try by Brown and goals by Brown and Pearse amid a back-and-forth duel before Barrow and Australian players.

London Murrow Harsow Ue Bright Nun Pearse Barrow Cive Lions Strorn Fa Asatrailans McMian Barrow Phab Brown Faiways Pousemsten Huvzgens Tim Carr Burkes Woods Jett Winker Say Bu ‘Doonar Ra Mead Prigg Rissey Bursty Watt Parker Ridley Tartow Richey Burgest Mutt Doonar Bid Pearce Bennett Monnet Uivid Prag Sino Pang Gardner Cardaar Mosd Tlarrow Pase Doyle Downs Priam Sant Pearce Verde Drown Frown Tod

Conversion Loan Boosts Australian Stocks in London

The Commonwealth Aversion Loan increased confidence among gilt-edged authorities and lifted Australian stock prices, notably the Commonwealth five per cent. The report notes a £110,000 ward for the loan and praises the loan’s success. The Morning Post hails the achievement as demonstrating skill in judging market prospects.

London Commonwealth

U.S. Envoy to Meet British Premier on Disarmament Talks

Norman Davin, the United States disarmament envoy, is due to meet Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald on Saturday after returning from London. Anthony Eden, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, will travel to Paris Sunday for talks with French ministers on disarmament ahead of Mr. Davin's Paris departure Monday.

J.ondon Iiattora Farmmng MacDonald Lomsie Norman Davin United Staton Thom Dayla Paria Anthony Eden Faria Pane

Tragic Week End at Brooklands with Three Fatalities

Three deaths connected to Brooklands events over a two day period include an aerodrome crash during takeoff and a speed track collision. Lady Clayton, an accomplished amateur pilot, died after her aeroplane overturned during engine start. A RAF bomber crash killed the pilot and injured two others. A car crash driven by Mr Watson caused burns and fatal injuries witnessed by spectators. Race winner was Mall, with Mall At an average speed noted etc.

London Brooklands Lady Clayton Ahe R.A.F MB. Watson Watson Akull Mavere Burns Wits

Dairyman Gored by Bull Receives Serious Injuries

A dairyman from Kylvania named Go red by a bull today. He was attempting to subdue the animal when it charged, knocking him down and ripping his clothing. A passerby Beatrice Fert rushed to aid him and struck the bull with timber to drive it away. He remains in critical condition with severe injuries as witnesses report.

Bydney Aunday Werry Gamways Kylvania Hima Ottila Beatrice Fert Bel Van

Propaganda Party Attacks Tariff Policy Across Europe

An Observer column by T Paterson discusses the Country Party and its stance on tariffs, with references to German figures and inquiries. Mentions potential links to Soviet money and political tensions in Berlin and Ottawa era debates.

London Berlin Pha Observer T. Paterson Wester Air Country Party Germany Jerisien Ottawa Bell Governmell Witnew Tbe Queman Monauren

Japanese Trade Aims for Indian Treaty in London

A London report cites Mr Kadono, head of Japan's textile delegation, insisting a Japan-India trade treaty would include commercial terms. He rejects claims Japan sells below cost and denies involvement in any dumpling scandal. He notes tariff barriers and argues trade is not warfare, though rivals profit from prohibitive tariffs.

London Lamdén Kadono India Japan Indi

Grain Alcohol Pi Manufacture Fi ve Wheat

Calg ary Saturday reports a note from Dr Wallnos of the University on grain alcohol and wheat stocks. The Board of Trade and government officials discussed future markets and export prospects amid uncertain demand in foreign markets.

Calgary Eloshol Torplex Board of Trade Iy Tae

Mollison's Plans Nonetep to Beaded Toronto

Fragmented OCR text describes arrival of J. A. Malliéen in Toronto area, with unclear date and place references. Mentions storms and late arrangements for a forthcoming event or meeting. Names and locations are obscured by garbled wording, making specifics uncertain.

Toronto Waluntay J. A. Malliéen Rantarer UL Wames Beach

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