31 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1930
Page
1
Sydney reports say local burglaries rise as government permits oral bodies to raise special loans for local works. Premiers claim this will relieve unemployment, prompting policy support.
The government announced the Arbitration Amendment Bill to end rationing except for Crown employees and return to the hour week. Labor Minister Baddeley faced deputations claiming 26000 employers would lose work if abolished. Industry leaders pressed for timing and Cabinet confirmation before proclamation on January 5, while requests for further inquiries were promised.
On a farm near Ardath, a 28 year old mother and her eight month old baby were found battered to death yesterday afternoon. William Albert, 21, a farm worker later hanged on the farmhouse verandah after receiving notice of dismissal. He allegedly warned they would be sorry. The axe attack left the wife with severe head wounds and the infant killed in the brutal assault.
The £1 tax on wages begins tomorrow with incomes over £2 per week subject to tax. Trades Hall supporters oppose the levy as unfair to workers, but the Government maintains its stance.
The forecast calls for a warm to hot day with scattered thin storms in parts of the state. Northern areas may see cooler conditions later as a fresh southerly flow develops.
In Melbourne on a court date Richard Owen Davis 1 bank clerk John Anderson Irwin 29 motor mechanic Edward Harris 648 carpenter George Henry Gardiner 24 motor mechanic and James Bean 9 clerks were charged with conspiring to rob the English Seattle bank Clifford HV branch between September and October. Detective Mirafte reported the meeting where the group discussed the plan. They were remanded until January 8.
Brief notice of a London market entry for Australian Treasury Bills by The Ades-Induart Co with a five percent rate and references to Freseury ah, indicating a financial instruments listing or auction context.
Markets show varied tint unit prices across Sydney streets including Sussex Street and Birk Street. Readings include fluctuating bids for items and several misdated or garbled figures such as 25 and 42, with references to Clarence River and Hunter areas.
A fragmented report notes proposals amid an economic crisis. Officials discuss legislative measures and potential government interventions as producers demand action and a state Commonwealth stance is debated.
A garbled OCR fragment shows partial phrases lacking clear subjects. It contains nonstandard words and stray quotes, with no coherent event, names, or locations to describe a distinct news item.
Paris report describes Marshal Joffre watching his arm amputated without visible emotion as doctors tend to him. The bulletin notes he remains calm and continues to command despite severe injuries.
Adelaide reports Mr Yates M P stated he would move in the Federal Labor Caucus for legislation to create an emergency currency to fund Commonwealth and State public works. He said he knew of no move to replace Mr Scullin, but warned deposition could occur if the Prime Minister stays firm against majority wishes.
A blaze destroyed the Flue picture theatre at Ryde and damaged a shop and adjoining buildings. Damage estimated over £2000. Cause unknown. fire occurred at a late hour and the structure was gutted with rapid spread.
In Sydney the wheat market shows no activity beyond small parcels for millers. The Wheat Advances Act creates confusion with uncertain exports and prices. Farmers store bagged wheat while buyers vanish and traders foresee a heavy deficit across Australia amid weak exchange and shipping policy.
New figures show unemployment in Italy rising to 544000 with a three month increase of 143,008 while hopes of improvement exist. Only about 1000 are receiving benefit as harvest season nears in February.
Mr Martin was selected to represent the Labor Party in the Pontesh Ube Pathes Fegecasea race. The runner up was Mr Fielktioughous. The event featured Mr Maron as organist for the union gathering in Sydney.
Mrs Dunn wife of Senator Dunn declares intention to run as an Independent for Parkes seat. She aims to donate over half her salary to relief for women and children amid prevailing economic hardship.
MLA Hutcliffe receives a ministerial letter on agriculture standards for early harvest wheat. The document discusses setting milling standards, dockage adjustments, and the impact on growers and silos, noting rain-affected quality and proposed wheat intake changes for the season.
Mrs Allee Drew reports two men broke into her home in Waverly on a Monday night. They restrained her with a belt, assaulted her, and stole cash and jewelry before fleeing. She identified one assailant as Timane Wi Ing and another as an unknown man. Police released the description, urging tips from the public.
Report from Sydney states talk of a special ALP inquiry into Senator Rae amid alleged ties to a union faction. He may be summoned to show cause why he should not be expelled from the party, amid tensions within the Australian Labor Party over links to a workers’ union described as a breakaway from the Australian Workers Union.
In the Lafferty Cup final standings Royal Military College Sandhurst leads with 14 points, Royal Military College 11, Port Military Academy Woolwich 19, Royal Air Force College Cromwell 0, RCM Canada 2 points.
The Australian Board of Control accuses Don Bradman of breaking his agreement by publishing certain newspaper items regarding the Foetiah tour. The Board claims this breach entitled fines and unsettled terms, with compensation discussed among board members.
Sydney figure Weanrschy Den Broermon refuses to comment on the board of cricket coral decision regarding his caneourt money.
A garbled excerpt highlights a figure dubbed a wise lunatic who believes he can save the world. The text references a MEI S OVTNE Wosbee and a PET Judge Bere along with scattered names hinting at a debated global influence and confinement themes.
The notice outlines a wool sale in Newcastle with arrangements for the sale at the new station court from 2 30 pm. About 2000 bales will be offered including lines from GBC Tingha and The Lake New Earth and Walelia with AMR Comrade Armie and SNE Dungowan. Wool from Lid PMepeno and West Produces nh will be catalogued for submission.
Negotiations over a regional coal agreement have collapsed in Berlin. About 300000 miners face potential disruption as the government and union leaders seek new terms on wages and conditions.
A damaged report says Jack Haines Brownley remains in guarded condition after an incident. Medical staff report slow improvement but keep him under observation as of the latest bulletin.
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