13 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
1
Sydney report cites a Thursday dispatch noting a Java fleet of 18 vessels near Austrian waters with two Javanese mother ships and Indonesian ships operating from Malay seas.
Sydney reports on a Swany merchant W. J Moylan returning from four months in the east claiming workers in a certain industry are exploited. He denies any involvement in misdeeds while noting competitive tensions with Japan in specific markets.
Friday statements from Sir Henry Gullett argue the federal government should provide states with enough funds to raise the dole and reduce unemployment rather than cut taxes. The proposal aims to stabilize the economy and prevent further hardship during the current crisis.
Sydney officials report a deliberate attack on a church near the Blue Mountains. Firefighters contained the blaze with only partial damage and detectives continue probing the incident.
An 18 month old boy named Gerald Norton was rescued from a fire at his parents home in Paddington. He was overcome by smoke and flames and retrieved by rescuers before being taken to hospital in serious condition.
Torrential rains struck the coast, the heaviest in a year, flooding sections of Hastings and nearby rivers. Widespread inundations were reported, with creeks and tributaries overflowing and causing temporary disarray along coastal communities.
Four miners were trapped in a single tunnel at the Deytesford Talnue HUD mine about 1500 feet from the entrance after a five ton tail of ore caused flooding. Rescue teams freed them around four hours later at dawn. Names Pryany Tyo Michwes Nsiy George Davies were among the trapped miners.
Sydney resident Prieur Robert Wilson, 30, walked into the city solicitor office and identified himself after vanishing from his home on March 10. Police were instructed to contact the grocer’s family as a large stock of groceries found nearby prompted questions about possible foul play.
The MCC Announces Jardine will not be available for the forthcoming test series. Su Shanley Jackson and others are appointed to select the team, with plans for a May or early May meet to finalize Australia tour selections.
A local Wood-Day event at the old parade ground gathered officials including Mr Hairyent's office and committee members L Claonan V Cunningham KR Barnard WA Finny BP Keay among others. The meeting formed a steering committee to oversee donations and community support, discussed securing major donors and a Wood-Day fund, and planned future celebrations and utility arrangements for the district hospital project.
A fragmentary report notes additional rescues of the crew of a Soviet vessel named heljuskin after a shipping incident. Seventeen to twenty two men were listed as saved, with ongoing search and recovery efforts continuing at sea.
Australian cricket marks the retirement of Bradman era icon Woodfull age and captaincy after a Melbourne match planned for November. The testimonial aligns with Ponting era hopes and a tour to Australia before England tours, with tributes from peers and fans signaling a loss to national cricket leadership.
Flames engulf a Ottawa home as emergency crews battle the blaze. Sergeant Mayor Feederson Canhars perishes during the attempt to rescue occupants Lembling and nis amid the deadly fire.
The Kingsford Smith flight from Melbourne to Sydney reached Geerigeng Beach on the South Coast amid heavy rain. The arrival reported as successful despite weather, with the aircraft weathering storm conditions during the coastal leg.
The Sydney lottery draw was conducted today with multiple prize groups announced. Names such as Thi Blazo Collery, J Melis, James Fuld, and Ed Renal were connected to various prize tiers, including fourth prize and a syndicate group. The event proceeded without wind, and the results were to be published Friday.
An elderly woman and a one armed youth perform a daring railway rescue in Melbourne. A train severed a limb and left the couple exhausted with the woman unconscious as bystanders credit heroic acts and swift action in the incident.
Burge Brothers launches new line featuring Small Gonds frosty depart in their department store. The initiative showcases seasonal goods and updates to in store display arrangements.
Fragmentary record shows questions in the House of Commons about drugs used for slimming. Inquiry mentions substances and potential effects but the text is garbled and lacks clear conclusions or names.
The Thursday court in Constantinople refused Samuel Tuswil’s appeal against extradition to America. He is held in custody and will be taken to the United States, with police escort to Smyrna before departure.
Willis of Norma reports four erased sheep killed by poison along the stock route from Moone Win to Exolae Snébri. Inspector Coneland suspects dust as a common cause in the northwest and notes confusion in livestock markings while warning that crossbreds were affected.
Fragments in a sanitized OCR show unclear names and places. The readable parts reference a quoted hay remark tied to Sask and Sydney with uncertain attributions. No complete events or dates are evident.
Sydney wheat market shows limited activity with buyers not pressing and prices broadly steady. Canadian and Argentine export demand influences prices. country lots held at 27 shillings per bag, with bids for tagged and Dulowee county rats noted amid private cable signals from London.
Three Poles intercepted on arrival from Holland were charged at Bow Street with possessing forged insurance stamps worth 44700 pounds. The case arose from a discovery of sales of forged state bonds and securities. Prosecution alleges the defendants denied the stamps were genuine while a key seal was found in a lining. Accused remanded for trial.
The secretary of the Tavarell Branch of the RBSILA publishes an appeal list of subscribers with their amounts in pounds shillings and pence. The appeal closes on Anzac Day and the secretary invites further donations before the deadline.
In Ayr Police Court Priday Merpert Howard Madrick and Tyitism George Camp rell pled guilty to 16 charges of wilfully setting fire to the Cyaly Hotel. Brandon Hadrick allegedly offered money to bury evidence and urged Crampbell to start the blaze. Both were committed to the Supreme Court for sentence.
A fragment of market notes from Sussex Street shows prices for various goods. Entries include oats, wheat, onions, lucerne and hay with figures like 27, 16, 8 and 30 pence, indicating daytime price mentions. The list reads as a rough catalogue of items and rates without full context or dates.
The forecast indicates generally unsettled conditions with rain and heavy coastal showers. Expect fresh squally winds turning southeast later, with possible rougher seas along the coast.
Sydney police court charged 42 year old merchant Millar with theft allegedly committed 14 years ago involving rugs and patent medicines from Elliott’s drug company. A second charge of possessing tincture and laudarium diamorphine was also listed. He was remanded to Friday with home detention allowed.
Fragmentary OCR reads like prelims for a Cameron Carr event with multiple rounds and performers unnamed.
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