15 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
1
An attempted railway sabotage aimed at a Sydney train between Hornsby and Normanhurst involved placing a concrete slab on the line. A second attempt occurred soon after but brakes engaged in time. injuries were minor, and no suspects were found as police search the area.
A Labour factional effort aims to patch up rifts within the party after a joint meeting reached terms on unity. Theodore’s expulsion from the State party has spurred debate on Federal Executive actions and the Trades Hall position.
A garbled note from a regional agency rejects reports of a plane crash and criticizes press coverage. The fragment hints at a passenger event, a flight crew, and tension over the official account, mentioning a Dutch connection and a mysterious air pace.
Sir Malcolm Campbell logged several imperfections in the Bluebird as he completed eight miles on the track. The car’s clutch slipping and improper gearing limited speed, with Campbell reporting speeds just over ten miles per hour during a trial run.
In the House of Commons today it was announced that British troops will evacuate the Saar territory in detachments on February 24 25 26 and 27 including February 3? The statement outlined staged withdrawal from the region as part of postwar arrangements.
Europe readiness to publish a reply from Germany to Allied demands is outlined. Ambassadors Bevin Srir Phipps Bul Evancais Puneil and others discuss timing for a broader communications to other powers. Propaganda and recent allied responses are noted as the approach is prepared for weekend publication.
In Sydney a quiet and steady wheat market showed little change from yesterday with prices largely unchanged. Buyers and sellers reported limited inquiries for new sales while bulk old season shipments moved slowly at around 22 to 24 shillings per bag and 24 for bagged wheat, amid varying freight and currency pressures.
A London case involves a theft of gold valued at 250000 linked to the Harwin mine. A Rothschild representative allegedly offered 6250 for three mines, amid inquiries connected to Alice Springs and a woman charged in the matter.
A harpooned shark boat nearly overturned and was rescued by fishermen. The crew, including Seemey and others, were towed to safety after a dramatic incident offshore. One man, Burts, swam toward safety while another boat aided the rescue near Palfa Bay.
Portrait painter Kay completes a royal portrait of Al Majest y, commissioned by the Australian government, and shipped for display in Australia. The work reflects the official portrait tradition for a visiting sovereign.
A fragmented report from Sydney states that a man identified as Hebert Anderson, 1B, of Brighton, suffered severe injuries after a detonator exploded. He lost three fingers and damaged his left hand, with hospital admission and fears of losing his eyesight noted.
Homebush market news records a mixed day with sheep and cattle quotes showing slight improvements in condition. Buyers operated steadily as prices hovered with bulls and cows noted at firm to higher levels amid generally improved underlying demand.
Dorcy Lorenz, 20, of Austin, was attacked by a shark in unclear circumstances. police and medical responders reported severe injuries from the bite to the arm as described in fragmentary notes from the scene. The chaotic text mentions an escape and the victim's condition but lacks clear details.
London reports General Evangeline Bonin of the Salvation Army chief was prepared for Australia with an enthusiastic send off.
Fragmentary OCR text references cricket matches West Indies MCC third and a motor fatality in Sydney. Details are incoherent with multiple garbled names and places, making extraction of concrete facts unreliable.
A visitor girl from another state told police she went for a car ride to Manly with a man she knew slightly. The driver then allegedly drove away in the opposite direction and attempted a serious offence. She escaped during a struggle and sought shelter nearby. Police reported the incident to North Sydney Court. David Alexander Nelson, 31, a mechanic, faced charges of attempting to commit a serious offence against a female and was remanded on February 22 with bail considered.
The report from Brisbane on Friday describes a muddled NSW versus Queensland match. The names Soares Brown Faber Sinelelan Fisher Gilbert Rovimsoh Tallon and Marks appear amid scattered phrases. Details are unclear due to OCR garble, but the piece notes a struggle with tunes and three unclear outcomes.
A censure debate in Parliament concluded with a decisive vote tally of 374 to 0. The result, announced Thursday, reflects broad support for the government’s stance amid ongoing political tensions.
A Wednesday meeting of the Returned Soldiers League discussed forming a welfare association linked to the school. Founding officers were named, with Grace Campbell and Mrs Varley among key, plans set for regular meetings and fundraising. A subscription of £3 was noted and badges were to be sold at cost.
Casey, a returned soldier with three and seven tall years of service in the Great War, was evicted from his home at Bexley by order of a War Service Homes Commission agent. Furniture and belongings were dumped into a street, then distributed to several district homes. Purchasers Association provided immediate assistance, and the items remain under residents' custody until Casey obtains another house. He has been unemployed for about four years.
A fragment from a 19th century market page notes tin prices moving as traders gauge supply. The terse entry mentions a specific bid level near 490 with limited context, hinting at a cautious demand tone and price awareness among brokers.
A fragmented market page notes variety of goods with prices including bread, cheese, honey, wheat, and oats. It mentions Sussex Street and dates in a British style listing, with several unreadable entries and product weights.
A global wheat conference in London was postponed amid confusion over attendance. The delay follows uncertain turnout after Argentina’s agricultural recalibrations and expected participation from Australia, Canada, and the United States.
Dominions Secretary Mr Thomas spoke at the Constitutional Club, noting the UK Irish Free State coal and cattle accord and urging extension of beneficial arrangements. He said the empire unity, sanctity of treaties, and Commonwealth membership must underpin any Irish settlement, hoping for permanent reconciliation.
The latest forecast issued today for 24 hours calls for warm to hot and sultry conditions with chances of rain and thunderstorms near the coast and inland scattered showers. Southwesterly winds are expected with isolated strong storm activity possible.
In Sydney a quarter of today, Leo Janes Angelo and Spinney Frederic Selmes were each jailed for two years for misconduct. They accused a hotelkeeper’s wife of a frame-up about her husband watching her, but Detective Price found the claims false. The men denied the allegations as untrue.
A collier named Abersen ran aground near Sydney Heads and became disabled while at the harbour. Crew attempted rescue by tug but were thwarted by dangerous conditions, and one airill tial died before recovery operations could conclude.
Sydney draws announced with first prize No. 1703 "St Tevere" syndicate led by R Hazelweal. second prize No. 710 listed to Mr J Riley. third prize No. 42075 "upster" won by Higley, JBL Grveswood, and others. next draw planned for Brian.
A garbled report describes Glen Innes horse races with a second event run after a heavy downpour. Winners include Vale Handiend and Hurlones with close finishes. The text also references a naval disaster near the Californian coast involving an American ship, elevator control issues, ballast gas, and subsequent galleys.
A morning blaze swept through a business centre in Ube township near Taralga destroying three shops. Linden's refreshment room, Lymen's stationery and music shop, Whieatley's stock and Nation agency were razed along with adjacent vacant huts. Fire crews battled flames. lines of rifles and possible gunfire are noted but no injuries reported. Contents were reportedly insured.
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