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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
1
Ottawa treaty talks move forward as CALCUTTA ADOPTS CALCUTTA adopts the Ottawa agreement amid cheers in the Legislative Assembly. The vote stood 77 to 25 with an opposition amendment imposing a three year limit and six months notice for termination.
At the Berlin Reichstag opening on Tuesday the Nazi Major-General Littmann, the oldest deputy, stated that Hindenburg’s refusal to grant Hitler power was prearranged. He warned the current regime would cause chaos and foreign isolation. Goering, reelected president, supported Hitler as the Reichstag adjourned after a brief debate.
Sydney reports Mr. P. E. Coleman Federal Labor candidate for Auburn denies a claim by MP Rosevear that his committee sought to pressure employers to dismiss workers if Lang won Auburn. Coleman calls it a malicious falsehood and propaganda by Lang and followers.
Sydney reports the Chief Justice in Banco Court dismissed Arthur McGuinness's bid for costs after he was awarded a farthing damages in a libel claim against James Alfred Henry a school teacher.
About one thousand glass workers may be affected by a missed meeting at Trades Hall as Sydney authorities consider calling out operatives at factories belonging to subsidiary companies controlled by the Australian Glass Company. The threat rises after the planned discussion on negotiations and potential industrial action.
In London on Tuesday the Chancellor of the Exchequer said France had agreed at Lausanne to suspend payment of war debts to Britain until the Lausanne agreement takes effect or its ratification decision is made.
Melbourne reports an eight year old watched as Leo Fillipe, 19, drowned in a farm dam near Horsham after cramp seized him while performing water acrobatics for his employer Ralph Walter's son.
Perth report states William Henry McLeod, a prospector missing since November 15, was located dead, seemingly from thirst. The case closes as a death linked to harsh desert conditions with no further details released.
The R.A.S. field wheat championship of the Southern Slopes was won by Henty with Corona second and Culcatra third. Gent's Bacnvees ties from 1, 16, 2/11 at Horne's.
The entry notes a unit price for tim today quoted at 31/11 in Sydney on a Wednesday, indicating a local market quote. The fragmentary text references a price point and a specific day but lacks broader context or identities to expand details.
Prices ruled at Sussex Street market today for several commodities including wheat bulk 2/104 per bagged bushel, Tasmanian potatoes 46 to 6 cwts, Northern Rivers eggs new laid 11 per dozen, cheese Tid to Bd jb, maize 5 4 to 510 per bushel, oats 1/5 to 19 per bushel, onions / to 9 ewt, chaff wheaten 3) to 4 ew, lucerne 3 to 5/6, hay 3 to 49 per bushel, lucerne 2/9 to 3/6, wheaten 25 to 3.
In Sydney on Wednesday a woman's handbag was found on the Harbor Bridge footway. No sign of the person, believed to have died by own action. The body, later recovered, was identified as 38 year old Anne Morell of Willoughby, said to have been in ill health.
Sydney Ascot races reported today with divisions and results for welter and novice welter events. Winners include Mageig Raw in the First Division and Sultan's Toy in the Second Division, with Lady Collursi leading the Third and All Phast in the Fourth. Flying Handicap saw Firecello and Richmond Walk among top picks.
President Hoover's final message to Congress on Tuesday proposes a broad tax plan including a manufacturers sales tax with an unspecified rate and an additional 11 percent pay cut for federal employees. He stresses three foundations: balancing the budget, reorganizing the banking system, and coordinating with nations on economic matters. He calls for consolidating more than 60 federal departments, trimming current year appropriations by 430 million dollars, offset by minor increases, and cutting public works spending from 717.3 million to 442.8 million dollars.
England defied Australia to win by ten wickets after a marathon third day. Openers Sutcliffe and Wyatt finished not out as England chased 200 with one wicket intact, boosting morale while Australia’s bowling, led by Larwood and Verity, secured a dominant first innings total of 524. The crowd finally saw England clinch the series with a strong bowling display, and Australia faced selection debates ahead of the Melbourne Test starting December 30.
In a Randwick debate between D. R. Ball former State Attorney General and Ald Garden the former urged the public be wiped out of existence for Lang and the Labor party. Garden countered that Lang would soon be Prime Minister of Australia.
Rumsey farmers lacking provincial support receive a cable from the Wheat Growers Union of Western Australia declaring a harvest hold-up. leader John McNaughton hails the move and urges cessation of production until monetary and social systems are adjusted to ensure at least production costs.
The city wheat market remained quiet with a slightly easier undertone. Bulk wheat offered at 2/10 for parcels, buyers scarce, and small business at 21014, all while odd millers and shippers show limited willingness to trade. Overseas markets mirrored dull demand with Liverpool and London weak, North American markets steady.
Police raided an old tenanted house on Commonwealth Street late last night. Constable O'Donnell forced entry with a sledgehammer. The room contained a heavy padded Moor and a well equipped buffet for players. Forty six men were arrested.
Sir Philip Game and his family have accepted the Tasmanian Government invitation to spend the Christmas vacation at Government House Hobart which has been vacant since the previous Governor left.
Wednesday Mr J A Hunter MP promised support from the Federal Country party for resolutions carried at the Roma wool convention. He urged cooperation between the Wool Association and the Woolgrowers of N.S.W. to achieve their common aim. The convention represented over one thousand growers owning eight million sheep.
Messrs Goldsbrough Mort and Coy advised their royal agent Mr J Kimmorley that at yesterday's wool sales they sold to estate late A G McColl Kulki fever wool to 1290 and broken to 1nid.
Ladies encouraged to dress well with Shaw's Frocks and Hats in a local sale notice. Public notice highlights fashionable attire and accessories for shoppers seeking refined wardrobe options.
Coupon promotion from Cansdell’s encourages collectors to redeem double value coupons at any Department grocery store. The program emphasizes savings and widespread acceptance across participating locations.
London wool sales show gains from October closing rates. Fine greasy merinos rise up to 5 percent, higher across quality ranges. Fine greasy crossbreds gain 5 percent, with inferior lines also firmer. Slipes and lower grades show 5 to 10 percent cheaper in spots.
A Paramount British production titled Man about Town stars Jack Buchanan as the young Lord Kingsland in a comedy of romantic escapades at The Capitol tonight through Friday. Nora Swinburne, Joan Barry, Lilian Braithwaite and Stanley Lupino provide lively support in a satire of love and social pretensions highlighted by The Love Race and the hit song Just Dancer.
The Sydney forecast for Wednesday predicts cloudy conditions with showers across slopes and table lands, thunder in the northeast, and generally cool changes from the southwest. Strong squally winds are expected along the coast with mostly fine conditions elsewhere in the state.
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