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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
3
A discussion among lobbyists centers on federal proposals affecting farmers. The government weighs conditional grants and a promised policy shift to support agriculture amid uncertainty. Prime Minister and cabinet stance remain under review as talks consider reallocating funds and aid mechanisms.
A garbled report from Ganberm on November 3 discusses possible alumger in Mia Jetty and Contry Marty, with a two million aid figure for the Teen family. Cabinet anxiety arose over county loyalties before a Government majority was assured, noting Mle. Tames's absence weakens Opposition votes amid Labour's stance on the farm policy.
Canberra reports that the Minister for Commerce introduced a bill in the House of Representatives restricting last year’s wheat bounty claims. No payouts will be made after November 7, affecting farmers and merchants involved in the grain export sector.
The first test at Sydney's Hyder Cricket Ground faces weather risks with thunderstorns predicted Friday and sand changes. Play could be marred by rain and pitch alterations as English bowlers Vor and Alben prepare on newly planted grass, raising concern over a possible fourth day.
December 1 report shows a five month summary with November figures. accumulated deficit in LA 752 appears and revenue for November is £5010, indicating a strained fiscal position.
In Halmrt on November 20 the Mane at Assembly passed the bill preliminarily to legalise bookmakers in Tasmania. After a brief review, the measure now proceeds to the committee stage for further consideration.
Ministers and financial experts met yesterday to discuss the draft of a British note on war debts to the United States. The note seeks suspension of the December payment and a review of the overall war debt situation. The U S government opposes unilateral concessions and insists on credible American representation. The Governor of Ireland visited the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and reports say possible partial payment in gold or similar means may be arranged for December with congressional approval sought.
A fragment notes a November cabinet meeting in Washington where the Time Minister and principal ministers consulted on the debt payment issue. The text suggests all Cabinet members met that night for further consideration, with final agreement left until Friday.
London reports President De Valera has come back from Geneva to tackle a developing crisis in the Free State railways caused by wage reductions. The year’s adverse trade balance worsens as economic strains mount across state transport and commerce.
London November 30 reports the new Governor General of the drich Free State will be named Seneschal a petty French title for minor officials under ttonareh He will not occupy the Vivestegal lodge.
In Paris on November 20 Australian Charles Wolf faced charges of a confidence trick after extracting £6500 from a Danish visitor. The judge ordered a harsh sentence, with Wolf to serve time and receive a haircut and shave as part of the punishment. Witnesses testified but could not confirm key details, and Wolf was found guilty and imprisoned for years.
The Minister for Defence General Von Aebleieling to fon ao Governnditnt says Von Papen is likely to be asked to resume the unship duty. The President remains silent as the move unfolds.
In Canberra on November 30 Afr. dames Lang Lab suspended for rest of sitting in the House of Representatives for repeatedly disregarding the chair and failing to cease interjections during debate on the Financial Relief Bill.
Perth observers report opposition to bulk handling reforms as debate on the committee’s report moves forward. The session addresses the contentious plan amid criticism of potential impacts and policy direction.
A damaged OCR segment hints at past two day temperatures and nightly lows. The fragment references weather forecast terms and locations but lacks complete names or figures to confirm specific temperatures or dates.
Perth December 1 acceptances for the West Australian Turf Club meeting on Saturday show entries for the Porrest Plate and related events. The list includes horse names such as Tyrolese and Maneoss with various weights and statuses as listed in the official notice.
At Perth on Monday the fourth wool sale of the year saw prices barely differ from the October sale. About 24,000 bales were offered, with keen competition from Yorkshire buyers and good orders from France, Germany, Japan, Italy, and Belgium. Top price went to Ebler Levith and Co for seven bales of AAE. Speeches mention strong demand for fine crosses and lambs, with many buyers from Great Southern regions, Murchison, and Eastern districts.
A set of race results including Mwfom 1 Grand Vizier 2 and Flying Halicap with Thiserooma 1 Air Lord Easington 3, Strickland Stakes Olympian 1 See font Wind 2, York Handicap Adeline March 1 Roight Commuter 3 Mithra 3, Welter Lady Piea 1 Sir Mond Lani of Nod.
The radiophonic policy shifts to three weekly programs starting December 8, with 40 features released in Australia this year and 300 to be shown on the Radio. Major studios including Universal Warner Bros and British Empire are represented. A full Monday Wednesday Friday schedule replaces Sunday nights, listing December titles like The Old Man, Penalty of Fame, and Good Spirt. The aim is to provide ample access to nearly every worthwhile picture released in Australia.
Canberra reports that the Ottawa Trade Agreement Bill passed all stages in the Senate after a lengthy debate. An amendment by Senator Johnston to implement the agreement by lowering British and foreign ally obligations was defeated by the government side amid a bitter committee discussion.
Mrs William Shinlin was fatally gored by a bull described as Togule Yeat orday in an attack that ended a community event. The incident underscores dangers at livestock displays and prompted local authorities to review safety protocols.
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