17 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1935
Page
1
In Melbourne on Wednesday stockmen are stranded by heavy snow and face meat shortages. A group of exhausted cattle handlers, cut off from supply lines, fear delays will force drastic measures as about 10,000 head remain ensnared in the blizzard.
Ford Motor Company of Australia proposes a new assembly plant at Lidcombe with a capital expenditure of £1,500,000 to produce passenger and commercial vehicles. The project aims to expand manufacturing capacity and meet rising demand in Sydney.
Night visitors at Adelaide Town in Mnore Park were arrested after a disturbance. Fourteen men were taken into custody for illegal activity on licensed premises. They were released on bail as police prepared formal charges including unlawful behavior and breach of trust.
London Tuesday editorial notes ongoing controversies over chilled beef and mutton quotas affecting markets. It cites development efforts for chilled beef and the lack of progress on mutton and lamb while warning Argentina’s supply shifts could worsen market instability.
The wheat market in Sydney opened quieter with easier prices and limited export orders. Early in the forenoon bulk buyers showed prompt delivery demand, with bulk trades around 11 shillings and sellers backing off as uncertainty lingered about overseas positions.
A distorted clipping reports a plane forced to land in Sydney during a Wednesday flight. Fragmentary wording notes difficulties with fuel, a wheel, and unclear details about the landing trajectory and outcome with limited readable facts.
Reports describe mass slaughter of cattle following detection of foot and mouth like symptoms in 2009. Authorities ordered destruction of animals in a large district paddock and surrounding area after inspectors found diseased stock. Restrictions extended to a wide area with police enforcing limits for several days.
An ecclesiastical court in Melbourne hears preliminary charges of heresy against Uw Rey R. E. Hayes of Merndi. Mayes, acting for her husband ill with nervous strain, requests delay citing medical reasons and doctors forbid any matters connected with the charge.
The Geneva meeting among Simon, Laval, and A. de Gaulle discussed Britain and Italy moving to condemn the Franco-British treaty. The dispute centered on alleged violations of a wartime pact as France and allied powers urged restraint.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions unnamed subjects in a local item. The readable parts reflect no clear event, date, or location to anchor a fact or outcome for a concise news card.
An unclear report describes miners trapped by a collapse and a man named Edward Morgan rescued after a failed attempt. The text is garbled but indicates a dramatic entombment and subsequent release with a tense recovery effort.
Attendance at the Sydney Royal Show reached a high figure during the exhibition day with crowds tracking near the 25000 mark. Officials reported strong turnout across all pavilions as the event showcased agricultural displays, crafts, and entertainment for visitors.
A Sydney social note reports a fashion themed event by The Feminies club with ladies Isaacs Funes and attendants showcasing styles. The piece highlights modest attire reception, fashion debate, and local wardrobe trends in Lapperton.
Race results from Victoria Park show multiple divisions with winners and betting odds. Notable performers include Seen Berotchings and Beratehings among others, with prices ranging around 4 to 1 and 0 to 1 in various divisions.
In London on Tuesday Menzies was praised as a great imperial statesman by Attorney General Mae Mutrulia and other officials during a Commonwealth gathering. The speech lauded renewal of unity, youth achievement, and Britain's ties with Australia, with strong support for Menzies’ leadership and the imperial project.
A synopsis of the Australian comedy Grandad Rudd highlights its star cast Jock Hall and Mons Barrie and notes the feature aligns with Australian film production trends. It cites an all color short The Dancing Detective and references major titles such as On Our Election and The Silence of Dean Maitland as part of the program.
Sydney authorities report a federation salary adjustment plan with a total increase of 30.0.06. The document mentions living costs and a monetary figure tied to the wage raise, outlining the scope of the adjustment.
Market report from Sussex Street in Sydney lists varied price notes for groceries and staples. Entries include tallowing, maize, onions, wheat, and flour with mixed units and unclear figures, reflecting a fragmented OCR of 19th or early 20th century market entries.
A chaotic OCR wedding notice describes Rey Fimian and Evelyn Pain, with Aven Theodbye Pew as attesting parties at St Andrews Presiwenian. The event features bridesmaid Miss Syste White, Best Man MP Tira Blanch, and a large gathering with family, streamers, songs, and post-ceremony activities.
A violent incident ends in a young girl’s critical injury after being shot by a younger sibling. The event occurred during a birthday celebration when a firearm discharged, striking the girl in the forehead. She was taken to hospital with life threatening injuries.
Two women, Mes and Mrs Rolfe, were attacked and injured by a man who broke into their premises with a blunt instrument. Rolfe wore three valuable diamond rings, which the assailant tried to drag from her as the incident unfolded. The victims’ reactions left them shaken and frightened.
Sydney report details a district exhibit competition at RAS with North Coast leading contenders. Western Districts, Northern Gurensinny, Central Coast, and Teblédunds show varied scores. Final placements list North Coast first and Teblédunds fifth in a crowded field.
A native policeman named Piper was tried at Rabau Supreme Court for the murder of McDonald and sentenced to death. The judge said the prisoner had taken another man's life and must pay the penalty.
The Returned Soldiers League and the Anzac Day committee consider allowing digressions in the Sydney march. Returned soldiers may have their children join the ranks, while restrictions apply to women beyond nursing roles. The decision hinges on safety and tradition.
The High Court today dismissed the financier John Wet ie well known Melbourne Maafieler appeal from the State Full Court Judgment affirming a verdict in favor of the bank of New Zealand or a related party. The ruling ends the challenge in the case related to the collateral and liability under kuaraile.
War decade parade in Tingha featured four vehicles four lorries and 18 wheeled carts drawing roughly 180 tons of wood. Local residents subscribed funds through 19 April to cover expenses for the Cottage Hospital appeal.
A chaotic note reports a mysterious death and a missing companion in Sydney. The fragment mentions a person found dead in bed and references unclear details about the suspects or circumstances.
A Sydney campaign unfolds as Ashfield figure Jarvie runs as an independent. The candidate appeals at a Dig meeting, garnering support and facing criticism tied to AshTind links and local controversy.
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