Year1932
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1932
Madeira's customs revenue reached a record 21,252,161$84, equivalent to 869,209$97 gold escudos.
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1932
Madeira produced 4,173 tonnes of sugar and 812,777 litres of alcohol.
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1932
João Barbeito da Silva died in Lisbon.
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1932
A great landslide occurred on the Ribeira da Madalena in Canhas.
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1932
The first part of Frederico dos Santos Martins's 'Direito Comercial Marítimo' was published.
Martins (Dr Frederico dos Santos) Frederico dos Santos Martins
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1932
Funchal Municipal Council built a public seawater swimming pool at Gorgulho.
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February 1932–3 November 1933
Water pipes were laid in Funchal's lower town between February 1932 and November 1933.
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26 February 1932
O Jornal published a detailed article on João Carvalho Lobato.
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7 March 1932
A decree regulating museums of art and archaeology was issued.
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7 March 1932
Charles Thomas Stanford died in England.
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18 March 1932
The Aliança Madeirense general assembly further deliberated on its share operation.
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28 March 1932
Priest and journalist João Jorge Bettencourt died in Gaula.
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April 1932
A tea house, the Casa de Chá, opened at Ribeiro Frio.
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7 June 1932
Francisco Jorge de Abreu died in Porto.
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25 June 1932
The first block of the extension of the quay at the entrance to Funchal was placed.
Quay opposite the Entrance to the CityAutonomous Board for the Funchal Harbour Works Cais da Entrada da Cidade
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1 July 1932
A. C. de Noronha's article on Madeiran fishing was published in the Diário de Notícias.
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13 November 1932
Funchal council created the Serviços Municipalizados to run sanitation and water distribution.