Train Collision in Perth Leaves No Injuries
A runaway train collided with a Perth roadway arcade causing two trucks to crash. No injuries were reported as operators halted the vehicle and passengers escaped safely.
01 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
1
A runaway train collided with a Perth roadway arcade causing two trucks to crash. No injuries were reported as operators halted the vehicle and passengers escaped safely.
Fragments report taedag woes in Sydney as wine prices face pressure amid market uncertainty and consumer demand. Industry observers note volatility and potential shifts in supply affecting retailers and buyers.
The forecast calls for showers in the southern Stopes and Libtelands with possible storms inland. Strong south to southwest winds, squalls expected around the 30th. Mostly fine elsewhere with unsettled conditions in coastal areas.
Market report from Sydney lists frail prices and weekly movements for potatoes cheese wheat hay and dairy items. Prices show Australian and Victorian items with ranges and notes on supply in the Sussex Street market.
Thieves attempt to hold up a small Marrickville business but flee after a revolver bluff. The incident ends with the robbers abandoning their gear outside the shop as two other men enter, and the would be loot disappears. Police reports note the loss of a motor vehicle from the area nearby.
Brisbane reports Queensland population with 10 males per 100 females. The distribution shows higher male proportion than other states except Western Australia.
Report notes heavy debt and miscalculations in recent wheat production estimates worth £240,000,000. Investigation shows alleged misstep by primary producers and requests prompt action while farmers fear ruin and call for accountability amid economic strain.
In a Commons debate Sir Kingsley Wood outlined steps toward a public television service. The Government plans a gradual establishment with a broadcasting corporation to run a London station and regional outlets. He cited the Television Committee's recommendations and emphasized immediate actions to progress toward a nation wide system.
In London on Thursday the House of Lords approved a motion by Lord Falkland on a Bath petition seeking a commission to report on Western Australia withdrawing from the Federal Commonwealth if Australia agrees to do so. Lord Talisman spoke on the matter and noted discussions involving the states and the colony.
The Secretary of State invites all international nations to a conference to reduce trade barriers and encourage the exchange of goods and services among partners. The aim is to promote freer commerce and stronger economic ties across regions.
Sydney Friday report describes two men, Brown and Dewbury, stopped by detectives while patrolling a roadway. Officers observed odd behavior and a staged attempt when one suspect collapsed and pretended to be injured. A revolver was fired and the men were arrested after a struggle, charged with theft and related offenses.
A man suffered a severe foot injury while operating a revolving beet saw at a local mill. Workers at the facility reported the accident to authorities and are cooperating with the investigation. No other injuries were reported.
In Brisbane on Friday the Shop Assistants Union launched a campaign against a predicated effort to restrict married women from certain positions. The union emphasizes equal work rights and opposes discriminatory practices.
Weaver, referencing Dr. Collins and Dr. Hay, defends a statement denying deliberate effort to mislead the public about a probiotic risk. He claims the Hospitals Commission recognizes the valuable work of many medical men and upholds the medical profession.
A Sydney report indicates the air mail flight is expected to arrive by Sunday morning. The notice notes possible delays and confirms no firm timetable beyond the weekend arrival.
An unclear clipping notes Australian airmen Ray Payer and Geoffrey Hemaworth involved in a rescue mission in Singapore during a tense period. The item suggests Air Force units conducted a search to save individuals in danger late this week.
London finance notes a failure in subscribing to the Blackburn loan. The disturbed market shows only about £3000 subscribed for the Misekeburn Corporation loan with new issues at a high premium and forced tall ups of 20 percent.
The Sydney wheat market faced a broad standstill with little change in prices as buyers for new crop appeared reluctant and parcels traded slowly. Private cables noted London market weakness and slower Liverpool demand with prices largely unchanged despite scarce activity.
An obituary notes the funeral of Jon Berry Emerton and lists surviving relatives including Mrs Sharpe and family Mrs Hanshaw and family Mr Ran HprioK and uly Wr ant Mee Tooley and family Mrs Evans and family Mrs Bielby and family PF Gauktuger andffamily and many others. The notice mentions a service at Uy Chyeeh England cemetery conducted by the Rev E He Stammer with mourners from Sydney and local households.
A Friday report states Labour authorities consider establishing birth control cells in Sydney suburbs to manage population concerns. The plan aims to regulate births amid ongoing social debates and workforce needs.
London wool sales report shows prices sustained with offerings from New South Wales and Victoria. Queensland and New Zealand consignments noted. buyers were active amid varied weights and origins as merchants reported solid demand.
Fragmentary report from Canberra notes discussion under the Transport Act about seamen's duties and rights. The document references the MV Menales and potential requirements for seamen to join interstate trade and comply with regulations.
The Australian Minister for Commerce Dy Page opened formal negotiations for a trade treaty in Canberra. He expressed Australia’s interest in a favorable outcome and Japan’s readiness to consider options while noting possible difficulties in the talks.
A fully developed infant body was discovered today by city workers while collecting trash. Investigators say the infant’s body was found in a garbage bin and shows signs of exposure. Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
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