06 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1935
Page
1
Sydney reports a storm of speculation about election timing as ministers and pundits debate a March 22 poll date. Cabinet members previously floated March 16 or 28, while some propose May, with opposition figures highlighting campaign timing and voter turnout in the city and outback regions.
Opposition argues that the council should query the Premier about policy on drink entering the country and the practice of taking and consuming alcohol in motor cars, stating the issue menaces public safety and propriety.
London money market watchers anticipate a long delay before gains materialize as new issues are absorbed. The Treasury plans to apply conversion loans amid disappointing returns, with underwriter Bruce delaying loan actions until market clarity improves.
Stan McCabe wed Miss Jake May Linton of Queensland at St Marys Basilica in Sydney last night in a ceremony described as a quiet Australia win for the cricketing world. The bride hails from Queensland and the couple’s union is noted amid sport and social circles.
Fragmentary OCR notes allege Germany faced Japan sourced beer at low prices. The text mentions the Brewers Association, Germany unable to buy Lotteries, and Japan as a major beer supplier, with references to 1,000,000 units and Beitaln. The garbled summary hints at international trade tensions over inexpensive beer.
Fragmentary report notes Lang regime praised by supporters while criticising the Lang Latour Party and alleged misconduct affecting NSW and national credit. Mentions Sir Sidnley Aref ministry and calls for honesty from Victorian electors amid political turmoil and shifting party policies.
Report notes a recent Sydney test phase involving numerous athletes including a swimmer named Sakkram. Officials recorded various physiological tests and measures amid preparations for Melbourne events. Data focus appeared on endurance and strength indicators without detailing outcomes.
An outbreak of disease destroyed six and a half acres of maize on a Macquarie River farm in the Bathurst district. The afflicted crop will be burnt after being declared controlled by authorities. The Belhurst Experiment Farm reports the digest warned the smut scare could have been recorded for years, but present danger to other areas is deemed unlikely.
In a spirited Georgetown v MCC cricket match, the Gilenians faltered under pressure as key players like Wyatt and Brown struggled while MCC showcased strong bowling. Neblett and Cheiauuedh contributed notable figures, with Motive delivering tight spells and Tawn Gehd top-scoring before an innings collapse.
London reports mixed reception to the Anglo French proposal among Germany Italy and Belgium. Governments have not completed formal replies yet and a final decision is expected by mid month.
Sydney reports steady wheat values amid cautious shippers and limited offerings. Old season bids at 2/04 for wheat with buyers present, while damaged and new season lots show mixed prices. London market hints lower prices while Australian cargoes and overseas offers influence margins.
A man aged 30 was badly burned when kerosene sprayed and exploded at a location in Brisban e. He was conveyed to a hospital but died from injuries sustained in the blast. Local authorities opened an inquiry into the incident and safety measures for handling flammable liquids.
The Prince of Wales arrived in Munich after a long journey hindered by heavy snow. An official welcome greeted him as many visitors gathered. Security precautions were set to prevent harassment by sightseers, with detectives quietly patrolling the area.
Sydney markets report the unit price of Var Io quoted today at a new york time level, reflecting early trading activity. The brief note notes the price movement and market sentiment as observers watch for further shifts.
Market page from Sussex Street in Sydney with fragmented price notes for wheat onions and other produce. OCR garble hinders exact figures but indicates bid and ask levels and assorted items traded at the market.
Results from the Armidale opening handicap at the New England track list Credence as favored in the 7 furlong Open Handicap with My Beer and Honey among the notable runners. The Maiden Handicap saw Porlomes White and Lassie challenging, while Tangata and Witte Ciuy also featured in the field.
A tragedy struck at Caris Brox Jewellers on May Street as caretaker Razor Arthur Whitfield, 69, was found dead on the shop floor with a smashed safe and signs of a brutal assault. Diamonds valued around 1500 pounds were missing, a bullet wound through the mouth noted, and the left arm badly injured. Police consider a suspected robbery turned violent.
A tire at Marion’s harbor shop near the Police Picture Theatre caused a blaze yesterday. The fire, noticed by Mr H Potter the operator, was quickly controlled. The shop was uninsured and damage is estimated around 860. The hall is covered but wiring and plant damage exceed 100. Mr Morton Jett’s heater is suspected as the cause. a long night of work followed.
The wool selling series closed today with 5826 bales offered including 2811 from New South Wales and 1298 from New Zealand. The market remained firm though slipped slightly late as Germans and Russians bought freely while French and Belgian buyers stayed steady. Total bales catalogued reached 14004 with 38500 sold locally, 88000 to the Continent and 10,000 to the United States. bales held over for next sale sit at 78000. Prices realised included New South Wales middling orders and greasy continental styles maintaining the opening advance of about 8 percent.
The latest forecast warns of increasing trend toward thunderstorms, mainly in eastern districts, with warm air and possible rain later. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions this afternoon and tonight, prompting caution for outdoor plans and travel around the harbor.
At Debrecen a case dubbed the arsenic witch saw Mrs Jo Rees and others charged in a mass poisoning plot. Seventeen accused faced imprisonment or longer terms as judges weighed victims and family powers amid sensational testimony.
A road crash three miles from Cowan left Berry Green, 24, with severe abrasions and presumed internal injuries. Also injured were Tengy Poise and Botvietane who were tossed from the vehicle. the accident occurred on the highway shortly after midweek.
The report shows a sharp fall in wool exports during the first half of the year with total values dropping from £28,655,090 for July to December 2088 to £14,820,000 in 1984-1935. Germany reduced purchases due to difficulties while Poland and Asia cut buys by about 80 percent. Other nations bought 49,240 centals in June 1958-34, totaling 147,035 centals in the first half of the year ending December 19.
Confused text reports a secret marriage linked to a church in Newtown. Mentions a person named Miss Nelle Talje and a social function in Newcastle. References a husband associated with Temes Pudse Ltd, engineers, Mokyoy-street, Aleasnara.
A damaged report notes the Jeunch Naiad crew Olurier Evethian and Josephs Young were rescued after leaving Broken Bay for Newcastle. Strong north-east winds and heavy seas forced the vessel to use distress signals and drop anchor before a rescue ship arrived at Newcastle.
Report from Sydney on a Wednesday breaking and entering case remanding four suspects. Names include Alden clerk William Hilton 19 laborer Harold Joseph Kirwond Preeman 19 and others. Authorities described rapid arrests and ongoing investigation.
Sydney meeting at Rosebery produced a mixed card with several hurdles and handicaps. Reece, Lacy Gary and Big Thellketing were among early standouts as Four-year-old Hendicap winner Short Wave claimed top honours alongside Wave and Lamour in betting markets.
The High Court dismissed contempt applications regarding articles in the Sydney Morning Herald and editor Mr C Brunsden Flevalier. The court held the remarks were inaccurate and offensive, noting no intention to undermine the court or authority. Costs were addressed in the judgment.
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