22 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1932
Page
1
The Sydney report quotes Anglican Bishop Moyes at St Mark's Darling Point lamenting political wrangles and taxation. He warns a crumbling system neglects children and families, urging society to restore prayer, God, and care in homes and schools.
Witnesses named W Doherts and Ye POIRUN testified about the alleged robbery. The court upheld a charge of robbery as amended to one count and committed both defendants for trial in the Crown Court. Bail set at £50 and sureties of £28 allowed.
A confusing Sydney report describes a man found wandering and then regaining his senses after 16 hours, with a New Zealand post office savings passbook showing a balance and a missing memory. The fragment mentions a bank balance and a torn packet as partial details.
An elderly man died after a surfing accident at Hyron Bay yesterday. Initial reports indicate a struggle with a surfboard and a possible fall near the reef area, with authorities investigating the incident and identifying the victim.
Carne Williams, previously at large after a prison escape, was recaptured yesterday near Scarborough by local authorities. The arrest followed reports of a vehicle sighting and a brief chase ending without further incident.
Sydney report says Frederick Favian 65 of Darlinghurst died in a shocking incident at an office building this morning. Police and witnesses describe a fatal fall or impact with limited details available.
The Second Bridge Lottery drew £3000 in prize money with Snowy River Syndicate and Thomas of Croydon among winners. A second prize of £4000 went to Any Thing Syndicate. Grind of South Kensington also listed among prizes. A Mrs M Jack of Brighton is noted with a third prize of £2000. a Wentworthville entry and a fourth prize were mentioned with a cash payout to a winner from the past draw.
In Melbourne a leading surgeon at the Royal Australian College of Surgeons performed a rapid dislocation reduction on a four year old boy. The operation involved abdominal inspection and heart management through the diaphragm, and within about ten seconds the child was stabilized.
Flight-Lieutenant Ulm and companion J A err were badly hurt when a plane crashed into main power cables near Geelong. Ulm suffered a severe brain concussion with possible internal injuries. Kerr sustained scalp lacerations, thigh burns, and brain concussion. They were rescued by Flight Lieutenant Clark and taken to Capalfell Military Hospital.
A 24 year old man, Kurt Fan of the Bonshwe Hotel, was diagnosed with infantile paralysis and admitted to a medical institution. Dr. M L Vernon oversaw treatment as the patient’s condition was described as serious but improving upon inquiry.
London report quotes Gilligan saying Australia unbeatable in one Test. England’s chief aide suggests Deter all round though Robbman is noted as the only player in matches won by few. The account reflects mixed views on England’s prospects and key players.
Sydney reports a disputed address by the Consul-General for Ching De Chon at Staumorr Methodist Church. He claims Manchuria holds vast mineral wealth while Japan cannot produce iron or coal, arguing China could alone fulfill global demand and fuel its own economy.
Today's markets in Sydney show prices ruled mostly steady with buyers active. Tin and copper values near yesterday's levels, vegetables like potatoes and lucerne fluctuated, while livestock in Homebush yarded heavily with a firm overall tone and prime lambs sought after at strong prices.
Two men died in a motor incident in Sydney as authorities identify victims Perry and Gordon. Police report initial details unclear as investigators work to determine cause and exact circumstances surrounding the crash.
An 18 year old named Lawennier vanished while swimming at a party near Hullara Rall Uy. Friends reported a large group, with several others present, and the body has not yet been recovered. Authorities fear a drowning incident occurred yesterday at Grarge's Raver as search efforts continue.
A report notes plans to extend the Boggabilla railway to Goondiwindi with a bridge over the Macintyre River. Proponents urge erection to enable coal and cattle traffic and connect to Sydney, Brisbane, and Warwick routes, while authorities debate costs and routing options.
Readings from a long list of exhibits at the Inverell show in New South Wales. Highlights include Guernsey cattle pasture displays Jersey cattle prizes and wool displays with grand parade of prize winners. The Governor will attend the grand ball and speeches will be broadcast.
Tense reports describe heavy Japanese bombardment and infantry advances near Muang Wan and Kiang Wan as Chinese forces withdraw to fortified positions. Destruction blankets farms and huts while shells threaten the International Settlement where conditions are steady but peril remains amid resumed hostilities.
The Patrick Steamship Company cargo vessel Northern Pirth ran aground on Brush Island ten miles south of Utlandula yesterday afternoon. Reports from Sydney say the ship is badly buried with water ingress and feared to break up. The crew of 29 and Master J McDonald are safe. The vessel left Melbourne Friday evening bound for Sydney with general cargo.
Forecast for the next twenty four hours indicates warm air from the east with winds shifting west to northwest. Expect showers and possible storms in western districts, with cooler air and unsettled conditions spreading northeastward.
Norma Roy present a training display tonight and Tuesday with admissions set at 44 cents. The event showcases the college girl band in a public performance attracting attention to the venue.
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