27 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1932
Page
1
London Tuesday Major Tilcott, financial secretary, explained in the House of Commons that Britain pays Russia £1,008,480,000 toward the debt with £58,220,000 outstanding. The statement clarifies the total amount due and the portion settled under the plan.
Canadian police raided the Communist headquarters in Vancouver on Tuesday, arresting one man and seizing books and two women wooden items described as weapons. The items were delivered as evidence linked to the riot at Regent Tree.
Sydney on Wednesday Gol Bruxner, new leader of the Country Party, declared he was convinced a solid country side would best safeguard against all extremes. He urged unity within the rural bloc to counter national pressures and protect regional interests.
Mr Latham postponed travel to Geneva due to engagements. Mr McDonald and Sir John Simon attended. He met this morning at the Dominions Office with Mr Thomas and senior officials to discuss matters including sugar preferences for the Dominions and the colonies.
The Air Ministry seeks to tour the Schneider Trophy seaplane with Stainforth piloting a world second form machine. Concerns over public guarantees for safety and Ottawa display during the Uchpertitt conference could delay or alter plans for a September Australia exhibition.
Melbourne reports Premier Hogan, in Geneva, endorses the Premier's Plan after careful assessment of Victoria's finances. He signed the agreement to implement it and urged plain speaking on policy amid Cabinet debates. Tunnecliffe confirms sending a message to Mr. Hoon via Agent-General, saying it was a personal inquiry, not an offer.
In Rajputana a Hindu youth fired twice at Mr. Gibson, Commissioner of British provinces, from two yards as he spoke to police. A Moslem inspector stepped forward to shield him and was wounded by a revolver but quickly overpowered the assailant. the weapon misfired.
Report outlines how labor organizers in Sydney plan mobile squads to assist police and respond to disturbances. The units, stationed at Meadquarters, will operate across venues and be available at women’s workplaces to counter resistance by agitators.
The Rosebery Park card lists teen Well and Detotive as leading performers in multiple divisions. First division includes Oracle Grey finishing strong, with Soranonea dims Graves and Gracie Ge T also placing. Second division highlights Miss Vaca and Prinze Morph with notable times and a scratch note for Go ty una.
A distressed report from ADELAIDE indicates a missing crew after a vessel incident. Local authorities and rescue teams search Spencer's Gulf while survivors recover fragments of the wrecked ship. The situation prompts public safety alerts and ongoing investigative updates.
The Inveresl golf club reports last Thursday's 9 hole borey competition ending with a win for My Prayer two down. Tomorrow's event will be a stroke handicap. Draws include Mrs Bootty, Mrs Hutchison, Miss McParlendry, Miss Northcatt, Miss Roberton, Mrs McIlveen, Miss Cloonan, Miss Campbell, Miss Vernon, Miss Towner, Miss Brown, Miss Burge, Mrs Gelling, Miss H Bunge.
Fragmented report notes a dispute over repudiation of a whole 1921 accord. It mentions the secretary and a domestic secretary figure, with tangled references to a meeting and a vote. The text includes unclear names and bodies, but centers on parliamentary questioning and reaction to repudiation claims.
Sydney market notes report fluctuating prices at Sussex penet with wheat at 3:7 cash and other commodities and tram fares listed. Listings include bids for birds and various goods with prices shown for multiple items though some entries are partially illegible.
Forecast calls for generally fine conditions with cold nights ahead. Inland fronts will bring a few changes. northeasterly winds moderate by day, with cool mornings and a brief warm spell midweek.
Sir Adrian Knox died at his home in Sydney after a period of ill health. Tributes flowed from the courts and universities, noting his eleven years as a key figure in the High Court of Australia.
London dispatch notes that the London to Capetown air route will be open for mail and passengers on the upcoming leg from Croydon to Ue Cape. The 60 mile section will carry parcels while passengers can travel at a fare of about £1 9s, with service details indicating the week’s schedule.
An incomplete note reports Airman Scott Darwin arriving yesterday with Marine styling Vat Airman Sooke, traveling from Aum to Durk for training and expected to depart today for further assignment. The fragmentary text mentions a message of arrival and possible deployment details.
Underscored by army of miners at Grete collieries this morning, underground workers reported improving conditions and stronger output. Local foreman Jon Ahm confirmed the mine is pushing toward higher efficiency despite earlier disruptions.
London reports that foreign manufacturing and trade firms plan to establish or expand operations in Britain amid wartime conditions. Officials stress coordinated efforts with the Board of Trade under President Walter Rumeland, aiming to accelerate production and supply chains during the conflict.
Sydney reports a number of well known players have declined to accompany Mailey's cricket team to Conde and the United States. It is understood the side will include V Richardson as captain A Z Kippax D G Bradman and HB Carter as wicket keeper.
The Liput-Governor accepted the resignation of Treasurer Mr. Jones from the Ministry. Hogan replied that he had learned of the resignation and had asked Mr. Jones to continue as acting Treasurer while awaiting further instructions.
An unclear report from The Master Butchers Association warns of a threat involving meat supply in Sydney. Police say government and discount payers are involved, with a noted coup and reduced meat coupons potentially stopping aid to recipients.
Town council rejects an application by the hockey club to use Polo ground for Sunday matches. Aldermen clash over Sunday rest and public space rules, with supporters arguing against private use of municipal courts and critics urging broader access for sport and recreation.
The wheat market remained very quiet with bulk sales at 3/98 per bushel and limited offerings yesterday. A small sale of a batch for June delivery at 3/4 appeared. pricing for bagged wheat remained nominal, with buyers and sellers adjusting to a subdued market and reduced purchase limits for growers.
Perth police identify victim as Martin Keen of Queensland, recently released from Premanile gaol after a term for fraudulent brokery. Two women suspects remain at large. motive and full details of the Tank of New South Walon shooting are not yet clarified.
Darke Blanden undefeated North Featherweight champion defends title against Harry Marck, Sydney fighter who has beaten many foes. Mike Tyson era noted in writeups. Norm Foster returns to town for a special challenge match with Togo Winson in Newcanton. May 2 and May 7 dates cited for events and judging contests.
Police report a grisly killing at a Sydney unemployment camp near Sutherland railway station last night. Michael Desmond, 88, was found murdered as companions including two women drank heavily. Authorities detained several unemployed men and women for questioning as inquiries continue.
Sydney Wednesday accordime to affective operas. There has been minor changes in the federal wage bagle during the last quarter. The head hunted were the various capitals with figures such as Sydney 638/40 Melbourne EVATH Adelaide 2/10 Pestiy 2/48, Melbourne 2/8.
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