26 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
1
An image from Darwin shows Dr. 8 C Penton praised as the Flying Doctor in Northern Territory. His license is suspended for alleged dangerous stunts over Darwin. The airworthiness certificate for his aircraft is also suspended amid scrutiny of the pilot’s actions and plane condition.
Sir Malcolm Campbell will drive a new MG single seater racer at Brook on Jubilee Day. The car, nicknamed Mystery Baby Cart, is claimed to develop 6500 rpm and is believed capable of around 130 miles per hour, marking a possible advance in racing design.
The premier blasted J T Lang for claiming government rail transport to the city aided workers in a political stunt. He insisted the transport provision was not a political ploy and rejected the allegations as unfounded and misleading.
Banly Spender, partner of a two artist team, has two works rejected from a 19s exhibition in London. He resigns from a position claiming he was entitled to exhibit and criticizes the selection. The academy refuses to return the accepted pictures Saint Francis and The Lovers amid a growing art scandal.
In Rome the Australian team dominated the Consolation Plate final with strong performances by Hopman Crawford Turnbull and teammates. Crawford defeated rivals 8 6 6 2 and teamed with Turnbull to secure clear wins, while other matches showed decisive margins.
Blandford, renowned thoroughbred stallion, died today after a chill led to pneumonia. Once a top sire with stud value around £75,707 in 1934 and linked to Blackwell’s 1966 record, Blandford produced champions and accumulated substantial winnings totaling about £302,000. He is survived by Mrs. H.C. Dawson.
A recent hall dance and social night raised funds for hall improvements. Winners included Tomlinson and Mr Align McDonnell in a series of party games. Mr Wade and Mrs D. Walah led as hosts with Monte Carlo themed prizes. O Mia's orchestra supplied music and attendees enjoyed the evening.
Bowls results from yesterday include ARMULATEMntes 11 and A Uh Yoel Bowlin kieo. BINDILES CHAMPIONSHIP saw Warner Bent Vernon 31 8 Cameron beat MMe 23 6. BANDICAP PAIRS Batlor and Vernon 12 defeated Dibney wid Meppem 6 26 12. RUNK GAMES had two rink matches: Buco and Sininie beat McFarl and McLennan 19 16. Myers Furness Neebitt and Krapton beat Butler A Nichalas Simp son and Commins 26 23.
The Greyhound Racing card promotes King’s Jubilee events with lower divisions and a feature cup for all comers. C. Ber flu San Men hotel hosts the promotion, while the program includes older and younger entrants and a focus on local owners amid a busy weekend schedule.
An account of overseas tribute by AnzagiDey observers and officials at a memorial event marking Gallipoli. Leaders like Sir William Birdwood praised comradeship among Australians and British forces, while debates on migration and Dominion settlement framed the ceremony amid wartime reflection.
Sydney report on an inmate day appeal by Mr. Garsington Fope urging reflection on past lessons from war. He warns that future conflict would bring poison gas, scorched cities, and devastation to women and children, urging vigilance to prevent another world war.
Robert Allen of Liverpool was found dead in a paddock near his home after hiding a borrowed gun from a neighbor. He had been unemployed for some time and in low spirits, ending a period of personal crisis.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sports card with names Rorke Fenults Millier McPariend Jones Mellween and others, listing partial scores like 97 28 60 38 91 29 71 26 74 110 26 74. A draw for a monthly event is noted with possible matchups including Robertaon Gray Glomas Winston Ostentheldy and others, plus several mixed pairings and placeholders for forthcoming fixtures.
Brisbane reports vandalism on Memorial Avenue where Returned Soldiers League members found missing plaques and inscriptions disturbed during an early morning avenue service. The incident prompted an immediate cleanup and renewed dedication ceremony.
Sydney Friday reports an election outcome with a 48 to 6 result. The item notes the line of tin or related policy and cites voting figures in a brief local update.
Market report lists bread grains and produce with varied units and prices including wheat hulk 3/6 per bus, potatoes Tasmania 8/6 to 9 cwts, butter 14 h 6, cheese bids 9 4 to 10 10, honey 2 10 to 4 1d, onions 9 10d per tag, hay and lucerne values, and oats ranges. Includes multiple commodity price notes across dairy produce, grains, and feed items.
Inglee River Glen Innes locals recovered the body of Mark Getts, a well known Lownsman, found drowned near Yarraford six miles from Tenterfield road. Mrs Getts reported his disappearance after he left to stroll by the river. A search entailed workers and townspeople with a body later recovered in shallow water around 7:30. Inquest duty yet to be arranged.
The World State lottery announced today that the first prize of 69,901 goes to Baxter Bez syndicate care of F Blade and T. Grit, Riveratone Eveond prize 01 to SOP. 412 syndicate in Coatallo, Burwood. Third prize 68,800 to Once More syndicate A Boyce Branston Bubba Mourthrive 96,700 to Tom and Jerry syndicate Mim Reed 4A Victoria Avenue Chatswood. Lottery No 24 will be drawn next Friday.
Patrick McCafferty of Petrie Terrace Brisbane, aged 46, reenlisted in Rockhampton after being wounded and believed dead. His wife and child learned of his return when walking with him, and the tale connects to his service in the Highlanders during campaigns in Africa and other theatres. He is cited as challenging the claim of another Oldest Digger from New South Wales.
In a lonely locality a male body was found two months ago with clothing preserved. Nearby, investigators recovered a purse containing several shillings but no letters or clues to identify the woman. Authorities noted the scene showed signs of a systematic search.
In Melbourne on Friday, two trays of diamond rings valued at 300 pounds were taken from Deace's jewellers on Collins Street. The thieves entered via a rear door after distracting staff, making off with the trays as the attendant rechecked the display. This marks a second burglary at the shop in recent times.
Forecaster notes a 24 hour outlook with scattered showers on the far north coast and dry warm conditions elsewhere. Expect morning fog, increasing winds from the west, with showers in southern areas over the weekend. Winds shift to northerly and strengthen, bringing unsettled conditions.
A youth in Austin confessed to shooting his father and mother to obtain their life insurance. He led investigators to a desolate area where the couple were found slain after being lured away. The motive centered on money as he hid from pursuers before breaking down.
A motor car with three occupants plunged into the Mokuu River in New Zealand on Friday. Two women died in the incident while a third passenger survived. Police are investigating the crash and releasing few details at this time.
An encoded wartime message outlines orders for the Third Brigade landing with directives to avoid noise and lights, urging disciplined advance to seize a position. It notes reinforcement by the Navy and mentions Australian command involvement and future historical significance.
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