03 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
1
The report notes shocks to Australian meat export plans amid shifting external demand. Officials discuss tariff and price pressures, with measures considered to stabilize shipments and support producers through the current quarter’s uncertain market conditions.
A chaotic London scene surrounds the execution of a murderer named Brigatock for the killing of Marshal Boull. The report尽 describes a crowded, tense street with businesspeople and onlookers, noting delays and the crowd reacting to the event as authorities carry out the sentence.
In Sydney on Wednesday the Legislative Assembly reviewed measures including an electoral law amendment and a bill proposed by the premier. The debate touched on enrolment, power, and the site related to St Andrew's Cathedral, with government figures noting no crown grant to the council and concerns about wealth and poverty influencing policy ahead of a general election.
Fragmentary report discusses European peace ideas and a proposed plan involving Russia and Britain. Mentions a successful British mission to Bertin, reactions from Tealsan and British officials, and the unclear path of a wider European conference amid German conservatism.
The market shows a steady wheat tone with cargoes sold afloat and prices described as nominal. Buyers seek cover while shipments to Australia and New Zealand progress, with weather conditions and demand influencing spot and futures. linseed and oats price activity is muted amid steady levels.
In Sydney and surrounding districts a police conference discussed expanding motorized patrols to cover 10 square sites. The plan includes mounted corps or motor cycles, with officers detailing equipment needs and enforcement concerns. Recommendations target reducing crime and improving mobility among patrol units.
Market notes from Sydney Sussex Street show varied prices for tea, potatoes, butter, and wheat. The fragment lists bids and quotes with dated stamps, indicating a fluctuating wholesale scene and daily price movements.
A garbled forecast notes unsettled showers mainly in the south and west with coastal marine fog and morning mist. Winds are variable, light to moderate, with coastal areas likely to feel a brisker breeze.
Fragmentary Central Australia text records an unclear scene with garbled names and actions. The passage hints at a public event or inspection and mentions people and a vehicle but no coherent outcome or clear individuals.
A severe crash on a late night road in Sydney leaves 18 year old Marie Jutinsom riding pillion dead and 18 year old Leslie Mumfords injured. The incident occurred around 1010 PM with authorities confirming the fatalities and injuries amid a tense scene.
London reports at the Vickers annual meeting show Sir Herbert Lawrence disputing a British inquiry ex parte statements and alleging misinterpretation of wartime letters. He warned that Vickers weapons and shields were sold to Germany and questioned government provisions, referencing Gallipoli and a supposed shipment of machines to the Germans.
The fragmentary text presents an unreadable notice or item with unclear meaning, offering few intelligible names or details. It reads like a partial OCR snippet lacking complete sentences or identifiable events, making extraction of a coherent fact difficult.
Alfred Purses faced charges in a police court session at Inverell over a damaged vehicle incident on the rail line. The defendant, a farmer, admitted guilt to driving an unwieldy motorcar at a speed that caused concern, with magistrates detailing the penalties and noting no prior offenses. The hearing included testimony from witnesses including Detected Roberts, focusing on the alleged behavior and liability.
In Sydney on Wednesday, Mr. FT, chairman of WAL Ltd, predicted on Radio of the Future that wireless waves would be used for heating and cooking and for other medical benefits. He said they would play an important role in combating diseases of the human body.
A government push in Sydney clears a proposed sales tax on second hand goods amid debate. Mr Matson and ministers discuss the plan to carry the bill with potential amendments from Mrs Barrisay, while the total revenue target is set at fifty thousand pounds.
Fragmented OCR style report from Hawkesbury races with unclear horse names times and odds. Mentions Village Malden Abstainer Nipper Bim Boy and other entries, but many phrases are garbled and unreadable.
Snapshot of Glen Innes racing results with listed riders and positions. Mentions Wigan and Binley among others, with brief event notes and placements across several races.
The piece describes an educational slide presentation about Sydney Harbour Bridge created by an adjutant named Satebell and supported by Salvation Army. It notes April admission, a speaker named Jim and founder Wilfred Mensingway of a Welshian business, and claims the content reveals why the opportunity exists.
The Tingha Palais hosts the Gloomchasers with Vive music and performers led by Me dict Tree. Saxophone players and five pavers back a lively show promising a unique blend of folk entertainment.
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