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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1932
Page
1
A large fire devastated Killara Golf House in Sydney's focal district. The blaze caused £370,000 in industry costs and £15,000 in damage, leaving the building completely destroyed. No further details on cause or casualties were provided.
World records fell in multiple events at the Olympic Games as athletes from Honiiwon and Bird Wau Alan set new marks. In the 600 metres event both runners shattered the world record, with Honiiwon finishing in the lead at 49.4 seconds and Bird Wau Alan tied for another record in the women’s 100 metres.
Sydney Wednesday race results from Kensington include the Flying Welter division. Notable runners include Omujad Belle, Normandy, and Verdine in various divisions with odds and placements noted. Multiple horses and riders, including Bruce and Ginson, feature in the day’s card across 1m to longer handicap events.
Sydney a change in leadership as W. J. Cleary assumes the role of chief transport commissioner. Cleary Delivery of duties marked a shift in administration and responsibilities within the department.
An explosion in a garage workshop near Sydney yesterday shattered a dream of a women rocket project. Kenneth Forman and Warne Tanerity were among the injured while Geneva Liceome had planned a world race rocket mission. The accident destroyed equipment and a cylinder detonated under a cover of secrecy.
Mr WP Gates told the Tariff Board in Melbourne that Australia overpays for matches by at least 27000 pounds yearly if imported and not taxed. He argued the public could pension every worker at current wages and save 19200 pounds per year, placing the match industry with the salt industry in burden and urging reform.
Society note from London announces the engagement of Anthony Chaplin, son of Viscount Chaplin, to Alvilde Bridges, daughter of Sir Tom Bridges, governor in Australia. The brief notice, dated 1924, places the couple in a high society context.
Sydney chamber members passed a resolution endorsing government aid to the sugar industry. The decisive vote favored measures aimed at stabilizing production and supporting workers, reflecting concern over market pressures and rising costs in the sector.
In London the Bournemouth games featured mixed results with notable performances. Tuvan Ab Bournemouth and Say asymultteater Sprowie 1 4K 09 contributed to the day, while Huentark and Cl emenger posted a 62 66 setback for Suluh and Kuwuburn, and Hap may and Spraile 62 84 against AA AIK.
A Sydney orthopaedic surgeon visits communities including Bundarra, Armidale, and Guyra to assess children for surgical treatment. Parents express mixed feelings as doctors offer hope and guidance, with support from Mrs. Turdumond and local committees. The event is hosted at the Baby Clinic Centre with assistance from the Country Women's Association and local officials.
In a inquiry proceedings a man named Weaneyday testified about an incident at Day's Shih on Bedraymana Fenty. He denied that petrol was poured or that any burning liquid was involved as a motive or means. The court examined evidence regarding alleged misdeeds and the purported events surrounding the fire.
Serious offence manslaughter charge brought against Hanes Allen Metway, Weaaiey, and Baron Walker, 34, who appeared at Central Court. Accused in the death of Nola Lonine Medway. case adjourned on application of Lan Dalton. Trial set for next session.
A fragmented dispatch from Ottawa outlines labor agitator activity and governmental friction surrounding labor obligations. It mentions speakers, public reactions, and legal tensions tied to workers' demands amid a tense political environment.
A Sydney gathering reflected on ex-Premier R Bayin as a major political figure in Australia. Prime Minister and others mourned his retirement noting his role alongside Lyons and the early cooperative era, while some regretted the loss of continued unity within the party and the chance for further prosperity.
The cabinet has decided the death sentence on Moxley shall be carried out. The decision confirms the punishment following the court's prior ruling.
The report outlines debt suspension and financial strains among settlers, mentioning Albury and nearby locales. It notes leaders proposing measures to ease hardship, with references to local officials and ongoing negotiations affecting households and small businesses.
Darwin police report a missing man named Michelmure who was sought after for three weeks. A search at Gapes Toland did not reveal him and authorities confirm he is now safe.
Ottawa discussions push economic program as Britain relations loom. Officials say a monetary issue remains, with tentative signals that upcoming developments are near and Ottawa aims to align actions with Britain.
Thomas Byrne aged 22 escaped from Goulburn Gaol this morning after two shots were fired by four warders. The escape was unsuccessful in the end.
A garbled Melbourne briefing discusses interest rate reductions and bank policy. Officials criticize current finance and advocate cheaper money to aid industry. The chaotic text mentions officials and dates but lacks coherent detail.
A fragmented report discusses the Nazi power struggle within Germany. It mentions General von Schleweher and possible administrative changes in Prussia, with references to Hitlerite factions and cabinet dynamics amid the Munich region. The text is garbled and unclear on specifics.
A brief travel note details a long flight route from Sydney to China and Europe. The passage mentions departures from Los Angeles with a crew including a person named Claire aboard. In September an American wire-owner Lace and Captain Dickson are connected to a Sydney leg via the Chit Bayt area.
Fragmentary notes indicate Von Gronan’s claimed trans Atlantic flight attempt, with references to Chicago and Bruny C, suggesting recent arrival and a perceived ongoing journey from Lietveil. The garbled text implies uncertainty about success and continuation of the flight plan.
Messrs Murray and Euther submit attractive properties for sale in morning session. Properties include a farm with 20 + acres cultivated by water supply, a dwelling with six rooms, granary, barn, and outbuildings, fenced with seven wires. Also offered are boxed cultivation land suited for dairy and crops, weatherboard house, windmill, and machinery shed. subdivision via cultivation lines.
Forecast for Sydney on Wednesday calls for wet conditions with showers and southeasterly winds turning northerly later. Expect milder temperatures as a front passes, followed by unsettled weather and strong northerly winds before easing.
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