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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 18, 1934
Page
1
A British budget debate unfolds with Chancellor Neville Chamberlain presenting the annual financial surplus forecast. He claims a real surplus near 30 million pounds after tax reforms, debt redemption, and income tax adjustments, while warning of continuing economic expansion and the impact on unemployment and living costs.
An obscured notice references a person named Yice of Mit Wy and an aunt connection. The readable fragment suggests a personal remembrance or family note on a local page from a dated issue.
Sydney on Wednesday lists Wheat at 271 bushels and oats at 18. Tasmanian and New Zealand varieties cited with several price quotes for different produce. Prices show chaff and lucerne ranges, with henshed mentions and miscellaneous offerings across the market.
At a Sydney Police Association dinner the Chief Secretary Mr Chaffey urged public support for the police and implied the force played a calm, protective role. Police Commissioner Childs and Superintendent Mackay praised the force for facing trials with loyalty and public sympathy.
Paris reports a Tuesday 2018 memorandum outlining French views on disarmament and Britain's security role. It praises Britain's understanding of French needs while urging Germany’s rearmament be restrained. The note signals continued talks at the Dean Men Conference toward anti term and nuclear restraint goals.
The Sydney Anzac Memorial Church Appeal reports tellers from the directorate urging donations. Rev Cox pressed for funds while AEN HI Ter criticized the campaign, noting excessive spending and questioning decor and staff expenses. The response highlights concerns about financial accountability and the use of resources.
A Sunday night crash near Warialda involved a truck traveling from Moree to Tovsyell and two ridden horses. The driver, Mr Butler, suffered head injuries from shattered glass and remains conscious after being taken to Warialda Hospital. The draught horses, owned by Mr Fern Cleal, bolted during the incident and caused extensive damage to the truck.
A presbytery session adjourned after a heated discussion over Dr Angus facing charges of departure from church standards. Rev Dr Mottyne argued charges were substantiated, urging continued inquiry, while Dr Kenneth Edward proposed no further action. The meeting adjourned with no resolution.
The wheat market opened softer with scattered bids and limited activity. Prompt buyers held back around 27.1 per bushel for bulk wheat while bagged lots hovered near 27.4, and overseas markets showed a muted response with mixed signals from London and Liverpool. The day featured a fall in Chicago prices and cautious sentiment in the southwest amid uneven offers from exporters and buyers.
In Brisbane on Wednesday the Supreme Court found Margaret Emily Ocey guilty of attempted murder for an attack on Georgemith. The courtroom heard she showed no remorse as the verdict was read. Her husband, George Henry Bovey, was acquitted on a similar charge. The woman showed no apparent remorse and appeared deterred.
At Rome the International Wheat Conference closed after armed debate on production cuts to curb world surplus. The United States accepted a pivotal role to reduce sowings for 1938 and 1939, with plans to reconvene in London in June or August to assess wheat quality and supply.
Today's forecast shows fine conditions in the north west with scattered rain in the west and central regions. The coast and tablelands may see heavy showers in southern and central slopes. Winds are light to moderate from the south to west, with snow possible on southern altitudes.
In Sydney the Arbitration Court's decision is expected to yield about £1,000,000 annually in Wales as a fall result. It notes approximately 240,000 workers in New South Wales affected. Metal workers' employers claim around 16,000 metal trades employees will gain from the judgment.
A report from Sydney on the Honorary campaign director of the Whe Angae Memorial appeal visiting with Mrs Rawb Jett Audriey to promote the appeal. The campaign aims to raise support across Australia as part of a western air tour to boost faith and funding for the memorial effort.
The Sydney Morning Herald notes Don's win in the first division of the Maiden Wheel at Menangle yesterday with a dominant gallop. Tong, a late entrant from Inverness, pressed hard but could not overtake the leading horse.
The report notes Bradman emerging as a promising member of the Australian XI, with a doubles century in mind and strong early form. Critics doubt his Mines Tor the tour are unsettled by his early airplay and performance.
Mrs Edna Wearne disappears after leaving a farewell note to her husband. Police and family fear for her safety as searches continue around Earlwood and Sydney suburbs after the note was found yesterday afternoon.
A decapitated body is reported at the Central railway yard in Byldney. Police say the victim, identified as Papitle Marin, was an employee walking near the area when he was struck by a moving train. Investigators work to confirm the sequence of events and identify any witnesses.
Results from the Rosebery event list a complex set of divisions and betting notes. Winners include Movaspot and Devon Laws in various heats with mixed payouts, while several horses like Motortt and Loyal Verde feature in second and fourth divisions with notable odds and scratches.
Bundarra Ball organised by local dames Hooper and Ree Clarke drew patrons from Wavisida Armidale Tingha and Inverell. Proceeds fund improvements to the nine hole golf course. The event featured decorative streamers, litte displays, a cozy stage, and music by Jack Cavanagh’s Moren orchestra with Rangers Golf Club members assisting.
Armidale race results from today list Openay Handicap with Serenely first and Dag wival placement, followed by Lady Paldin, Po starter, Mirsl Malden, Merry Peggy, Batlit Blood, Verdoleen and others. only starters, winner, and two on.
A mangled English cricket report describes Larwood’s controversial spell at Nottingham. The text mentions a lengthy bowler’s trial in court, with confusing phrases about boots, rubber, and a sudden jarring impact on his feet, leaving observers puzzled by the proceedings and jury reactions.
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