13 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1932
Page
1
Sydney reports Dr Chen telling University students that a Japanese program seeks global domination within a decade. He cites memoranda to the Emperor from a premier outlining a plan to subdue Europe, Asia, and China by first conquering Manchuria and Mongolia.
London Tuesday. The New South Wales Government appeals to the Privy Council after a High Court of Australia ruling that the Legislative Council cannot be abolished without a referendum. Sir Stafford Cripps led NSW arguments stressing constitutional significance for Australia. The hearing featured formal decorum and detailed legal argument as counsel and lay judges discussed the proper interpretation of constitutional powers.
Sydney buyers held back as overseas markets showed marginal strength. Country wheat prices drifted with bagged and bulk lots quoted around 44 to 53 shillings per hundredweight while delivery terms varied. London buyers and U.S. and European markets reported uneven demand and weather concerns, with Chicago showing strength and Winnipeg closing steady. The overall tone was cautious with farmers delaying sales awaiting better prices.
A chaotic report from Auckland New Zealand notes Wizard Smith plans a record attempt at Kattal Tech Lo witness Wieard Soulen. An event called Surprise is set for 11.30 am Sydney time on Monday. The attempt to fit a new rotary windscreen is deemed a success by Smith but the verord is postponed until November.
London reports a debated Irish question with De Valera pressing for broader independence while threatening to sever linkages with Britain. The conflict touches Canada, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand, and echoes past Uprising debates as Dublin signals possible policy shifts awaiting the Dominions Secretary’s reply.
Melbourne reports that at a Swan River Chamber of Agriculture convention Minister Hawker declared no more bounties would be paid to primary producers. The exchange would be maintained at a fair rate to aid exporters. Australia aims to obtain concessions for wool, wheat, and dairy goods, while avoiding wheat and wool preference.
The piece reports opposition to the Enforcement Act by state and railway unions challenging federal authority. It notes the executive’s intent to resist federal imposition and mentions the Blue Government’s reach over departments to demand cash payments. It also cites Treasury measures preventing Commonwealth revenue attachment from transport services, valued at about £3000 per week.
A terse market note from Sydney records a further drop in the Lin unit price. Details are fragmented, but the report indicates continued downward pressure on the commodity with no clear rebound noted.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Sydney area note mentioning Sussex Street and Lux street tree. Contains garbled figures for wheat potatoes and items with unclear spellings and names. No coherent event, person, or organization clearly identifiable.
Reports from Sydney talk of party preparations for an early election. Rumors place Avery Paap and Lang in talks, with factions divided over whether the Premier’s commission will dissolve. Observers expect Lang to dissolve parliament to trigger a federal contest.
London reports a parliamentary answer detailing more than forty new undertakings slated to be set up across Britain. The Board of Trade provided information on these ventures as part of ongoing economic development efforts.
Yesterday’s boxing box fighting recap notes Johnny Burke and Todor in welterweight bouts with mentions of Phar Lap lineage and a ship disaster near New South Wales. Eleven crew rescued from Rakuzawa after the steamer’s abandonment. three later rescued by Deamon.
A startled confrontation ends with a woman defending herself against a lion during a wild attack. After a fierce struggle she manages to break free and flee across rough terrain, sustaining serious injuries. The incident halted bystanders and drew medical attention at the scene. The attacker was described as enraged and unrestrained, leaving authorities to investigate the event.
Berlin markets reopened after nine months of lull with German finance faced meagre business. Investors remained reluctant to place funds in securities, which had fallen by twenty to eighty percent, dampening trading across stock exchanges.
Fragmentary weather note reports cloudy unsettled conditions inland with cold nights and frost. winds variable to southeast, with cooler temperatures extending to inland regions.
A Wednesday report notes that all public salaries and wages are expected to be paid within the next few days in Tull. It also mentions possible adjustments by district authorities in the counting process.
Fragmented listing shows cattle and vealer entries with names like Orlla Tullosna and Paley Gravesend plus Sinclair Cumurra. Details are garbled with percentages and codes, rendering exact lots and prices uncertain. The readable items suggest a commercial livestock sale schedule or results but lack coherent data.
In Sydney a resident, George Firsls, a bootmaker of Wendsura, was awoken early by a heavy rat attack. The creature bit off the tip of his nose as he slept, causing a severe facial injury and prompting medical attention. Officials investigate the unusual incident and warn residents about rodent hazards.
Sydney reports hint of McGrath's movements amid Lawn Tennis Association chatter. Parents opted against a 740 almond plan, yet a potential Kho venture remains under consideration despite unclear details.
Local report notes a good time at Gakwod Hall with a Saturday night dance featuring Bee and Ene McCoalinr. Event follows a daytime player schedule and promises lively music and socializing for attendees.
In Sydney, the body of Dorothy Deval was found at a grave near Liverpool. The victim was shot with a shotgun, her hands tied, clothes torn, and a pellet of 410 shotgun shells found nearby. Police say they are pursuing several suspects and conducting an intensive investigation.
Sydney race day results from Kensington feature several stakes events and notable placements. Horses such as Lady Orion and Little Gimes earn attention in the Wandicap and Flying Handicap divisions, with betting and times noted among the day’s lineup.
Weather notes from the Texas district recount a windy weekend with cricket matches including Omanama Cricket Club and Bonshww. A Texas Club event hosted a theatre afternon for Percy Donisan of Oasis Oliv, while a church dance benefited funds and a Presbyterian minister arrived in Seuta Church Termas.
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