06 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1934
Page
1
English and Ceylonese prepare for Australians in Perth as a cyclone last week crushed wooden and iron houses in Broome, wrecked a hotel and a hospital withstood the storm. Town of Cnislow reportedly flooded. low-lying areas remain underwater.
Sydney yesterday saw a sensational turnout as eager subscribers raised about 1.5 million pounds after a long opening. The event drew notable figures, including the Memes Conveedun and Canh Swan, with observers calling it a landmark for local finance and public confidence.
In Sydney on 1, Mr Spooner voices strong opposition to Labour Party plans for bank nationalisation. He argues the policy would privatise essential finance and harm economic stability, warning against eroding private enterprise and market discipline.
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Uproar at the Central Keratagioy Branch meeting in Sydney as a motion to suspend prominent member Mrs J Tycha sparked violence. Boots and fists were used, police moved in, and several members left with bruises. Hospitalized victims included Laura Donnelly, 32, with rib injuries, and Joseph Lyons, who required three silveries inserted into his left?
Report fragment describes Mrs Joan Mewkin Abe Young Lendalt winning a gliding feat with mentions of Ostend, a whirring mechanism, and a London broadcast. The garbled text references gliders, a acropUSE, and Denutifil Love WL, with scattered names and incomplete actions.
A brutal case reports a ten year old boy found with a knife deeply embedded in his body. Police say a suspect traveled from Melbourne and was arrested on charge. The incident occurred late Wednesday night, with investigators noting extended detainment and ongoing inquiry.
The LATUR murder of a boy Wednesday is identified as the work of Oliver Molar age four who was arrested and charged with murder. Albert Daniel Mollo, formerly a ship's baker on the steamer Mununds, is named in connection with the case and the father is described as the killer.
A deputation of hospital staff in Melbourne faced rejection from the Chief Secretary. The request for higher wages drew sharp responses, highlighting disputes within the Department and the involvement of parliamentary members. The episode underscores broader tensions between hospital workers and government authorities over pay and treatment.
An unclear report notes the Kary dnarty's influence on policy decisions and the impact on the works. The piece hints at political dynamics and leadership roles affecting government actions.
A steamer's wreckage was observed washing ashore as salvage efforts began. The vessel, badly damaged, was drifting and breaking apart near the coast with investigators assessing the scene and potential causes. Local authorities paused shipping traffic to secure the area and assist with recovery.
Wyatt, amid interview chatter, is tipped as England’s probable captain for the next Test. He says he would accept the role if offered and notes his readiness to lead against Australia, with emphasis on team preparation and confidence in the squad.
Sydney morning wheat market shows quiet demand with bulk and bagged parcels offered around 2/77 and buyers not exceeding 2. Some local prices for county tots sit at 2.7 for begged and 2.71 for bulk tots, equivalent to 2 and 2 i1 in country positions. Overseas markets show quiet activity with London cargo price around 33.2 and small parcels afloat at 20-9 per quarter Liverpool prices closed steady, wheat futures fluctuating little.
In Bucharest on Thursday, Turemeh, Nicholas Constantine geo and Caranion were sentenced to penal servitude for life for complicity in the murder of Doctor Duon, the Rumanian Premier, at Bisiala railway station on December 30. Fifty others were acquitted. The Duce’s assassination followed anti Semitic influence. A bomb and gunfire interrupted the crowd as the premier prepared to board a train.
Sydney market report notes the unit price of Ui quoted on Friday with reference to Aaya 88. The item appears in a brief price listing or inner column, indicating a market quotation and possibly traders or brokers involved.
In Melbourne a pensioner was sentenced to six months hard labor for violence against a group of individuals. The accused had prior similar offenses and faced renewed allegations in a separate case. The court addressed the incidents, noting aggravating factors and sentencing guidelines.
Markets on Sussex Street show mixed activity with prices fluctuating across commodities. Traders reported variable gains and losses, while some items moved slowly and others spiked, reflecting a volatile session in the local market.
The forecast for the next 24 hours predicts rain across Lisette and surrounding lands with renewed unsettled weather later. Early conditions appear temporarily fine but cloud will increase with showers and thunderstorms possible later in the day from the southeast to the east with fresh to strong winds.
A second fatality from a molten metal spill at the Port Kembla works of the SW Company occurred early yesterday. Basper, severely burned when hot metal dirt from four moulds overflowed, died despite medical treatment. The incident follows an earlier death in the same accident.
A blaze swept Chiswold and Company stables at Raxilwick destroying a ring and seven boxes. Horses perished while others were saved from the blaze. A man named Cole ing suffered serious injuries as damage spread to the nearby blue spread town adjoining Kingston.
Sydney Priday reports burglary in progress at Darling Point. Connor Hal was sentenced to 18 months for housebreaking after being caught in the act during a Quarter Sessions session. The police noted a prior conviction in 1983 as part of the case.
A London report describes an experimental aerial method aimed at locust plagues. It claims potential to shower dust or chemicals to deter swarms, with projected costs between £1,000,000 and £1,500,001 and hopes for wide use if proven successful in trials in tropical and subtropical Africa.
In Sydney Forbes moved a government proposal at the U A P Conference but the motion failed. The debate centered on auditing and financial accountability with no agreement reached among parties.
At a Sydney conference of the Younger Set in New South Wales leaders debated age limits for members. Mrs James Lee Gwydir Group spoke, urging older women to guide the younger group while the president of the event’s branch warned against blindly following youth enthusiasm. The session reflected tensions over leadership and the direction of the movement.
In Sydney, Pry a Minuynyon on behalf of the AUC commits, pilitor Pry a Minuynyon for applying for wa injanenan against the committee The parties consented to an adjournment until Thursday for the hearing of the situation involving Rufus Theodore Ney.
Fragmentary OCR text from London with garbled phrases about health before beauty and a Home Office related item. Mentions a doctor’s prescription and a prison note, but exact facts are unclear.
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