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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
1
A wartime debt report states that no payments are currently due. a December 4 installment is noted as due, with authorities preparing a general statement on outstanding debts and awaiting a central conference to address the war debt issue.
Tronc or Natyre on trial for the murder of Violette Kaye with testimony about finding the body in a Baghten railway trunk room. The defendant claims past Catholic status and fear of police bias while Detailing the pushing, mutilation, and concealment of the corpse, the judge’s questions and procedures are noted.
Rumors swirl in Sydney about when Parliament may be dissolved. Reports suggest the Cabinet plans a new session date between May and June, opening the election process and extending parliamentary arrangements until the expected dissolution.
Sydney market notes show wheat prices easing with July warrants near 2/6 to 2/7 and bagged and bulk lots varying. Reports mention buyers holding off, sellers offering at multiple levels, and overall cautious sentiment as growers anticipate steady demand and fluctuating futures.
A fragmented notice advertises a one night only show at The Capitol in morning glory style. It mentions reduced prices and a limited extended season attraction with talks of theatre stalls and a next week schedule.
Lang accuses government of blocking a public inquiry into Cancer Research fund affairs at Sydney University. He claims private use of thousands by a professor and calls for accountability under parliamentary rules. Steven defends payments and notes investigation timelines and scrutiny.
A London Ontario sale offered London sheepskin goods from Australasia and New Zealand with limited turnout. Prices ranged around 393i biley to 498 from New Zealand. Observers noted a few buyers, while stock types included jackets and leather items.
A smoke related incident in Toowoomba led Fire Brigade member H Buchanan to be summoned by the superintendent. The case involves mayor Annarve Pinlminig accused of false imprisonment and seeks damages of 100 pounds.
Sidney report says Lurich defeated Sonnenberg in a wrestling match at Lie Syaney Stadium. The bout featured a close exchange with a brief in-ring skirmish and the Greely wrestler Mammo reportedly leaping into action to restore calm.
A badly burned Milton Orr aged 96 suffered fatal injuries when petrol ignited at a scene. He was rushed to hospital with severe arms and face burns in what witnesses describe as a dangerous incident.
The House of Representatives approved a bill authorising a 5000 grant to Mrs Mary Josephine Ulm wife of the late Mr Casey. Some members warned the move could set a dangerous precedent while stressing urgency for immediate benefit.
The Bh State lottery was drawn today in Sydney. Prizes listed include 62498 under the Gordon Syndicate with Mr HG Dewy Angela Second fil04, Mtulen and Marty Syndicate, and Mr Ray Hanlon Newtown. Other prizes 08% Mire Binds Hoe and 49327 for the Holiday Syndicate. The 238th lottery will be drawn next Friday.
Market brief from Sussex Street shows Sunsex Street quotations for wheat and potatoes, with mixed old and new wheat bids and several price notes. Included are references to Victoria and Exxo shipments, honey and butter quotes, and several scattered grains and produce prices across a range of small consignments.
The daily weather issue notes generally warm and sunny conditions with east winds shifting south to east and increasing chances of thunderstorms in the southern districts. Expect hot afternoons with scattered showers and possible thunder activity developing into the weekend along the southern coast.
Sydney wool market report notes higher prices for good wools with a five percent advance for inferior types. Imports from Britain Germany and Japan influence demand while several mills show no activity. Sales included Maher Gooluc, BP & Ernhein, Willow Tree, Croaker, Gen Innes, and others with varied bid amounts.
The fragment notes a pricing item titled TIN 51 and references a single price concept with an unclear date or author. Limited readable details prevent a fuller portrait of the event or subject.
Investigations spanning months concluded with an alleged Nazi plan to seize part of Lithuania and transfer it to Germany by armed force. A special court was established. German officials and scientists were recalled as police circulated. Strong claims of treachery are disputed as defenders say they were preserving German traditions.
In a fragmented report the House of Representatives advances expenses for flour taxes while the Senate discusses related measures. The text mentions a weathered retiree and an Australian survey, with references to military and farm taxation in a chaotic, garbled ledger of policy notes.
Fragmented report shows a debate in Parliament over unemployment relief funding. It notes a total sum of 1,530,000 with allocations for New South Wales and public works. The text references parliamentary figures and a government plan to provide employment through such relief measures.
Rounding up the day at Gosford, results list maidens and handicaps with horses including Lady Castille and Verinda in key placings. Further entries mention Thule Varonde Gunaeena and Cordova among others in the field with odds and placements noted for fans.
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