22 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
1
In a tense parliamentary session the premier spoke of an early election as the state parliament teeters. He cited wage evidence and unrest, noting major industry and public confidence waning. The government vows to endure while promising reforms and a return to stability.
Perth report says Hiveh Pearson Danlon Fyon, 26, solicitor of Northam, was found dead Monday morning with a gunshot wound amid a suspect missing person inquiry. Earlier days indicated he had left town by motor, leading to a police search and a tragic self-inflicted death. The case prompts investigation into circumstances and motives.
Two men were sentenced to twelve months and eight months respectively after being found guilty of stealing work. The Brisbane case details a theft involving gold and the two defendants faced the court in a formal proceeding.
The forecast for Sydney at 9 am for four hours indicates scattered showers and cooler conditions on the north oval and northern slopes with highs inland. South easterly winds along the coast are strong, with inland areas feeling gusty and variable.
The Very Rev. Dnn Orwell presided as six candidates were examined for certificates marking completion of the primary course. Names of candidates included Thelma Welt, Nudd Comey, John Lennon, Bernat Pope, George Dowea, and many others. other faculty listed.
The government will introduce a bill in parliament next week to formalize electricity imposition and create an electricity advisory committee to guide development. The measure preserves pre-1932 price arrangements and sets up a system for searches on inquiry at ministerial or company offices. The Sydney vote record shows 49 to 6 in favor.
The 250th State lottery was drawn today with First prize awarded under the name Pointer. Syndicate leaders include Mrsinhaston and the Railway Bta. Fourth prize listed as No 10887 Thanks for Kindness Syndicate. The State lottery will be drawn again in the near future.
The page shows a bustling market report with varied commodity prices and units for wheat oats millet and related goods. It lists prices in pounds shillings and pence with multiple entries and figures, reflecting daily trading in the Sydney market.
A London farmers union committee passed a resolution urging conservation while Mr Ellot spoke to the House of Commons on February 10. He indicated restrictions on meat imports might be abandoned, warning that unrestricted imports would hurt home producers.
A garbled Melbourne accident note records a fatal car incident with unclear names and details. The fragmentary text mentions Melbourne ratepayers, a parade context, and wartime references, but specifics are unrecoverable from the OCR. The result is a partially legible public notice about a car fatality with missing identities.
A fragmented report from Sydney mentions 73 year old wood cutter Charles Hannaford found dead with a bullet near a riverside location about three miles from town. The note references Jo. Janely Termse and a message from Qreanbeyan but details are unclear.
Two young women, Jane Du Bois 20 and Elizabeth Du Bois 23, leaped from a trans Channel airliner over London after learning of lovers' deaths in a crash near Naples. They and the two pilots were aboard the K3595 on a Naples to London flight when they jumped from the sedate cabin, leaving only a pair of letters and a whisky bottle behind.
In London the labour opposition leader George Lathbury warned in a four broadcast speech that no peace is possible under present conditions. He said the world is an armed camp and condemned feverish preparations for mutual destruction. He urged institutional control of raw materials and markets and international cooperation among great powers.
Government proposes settlement of the Wil ficwlty at St Andrew's site. The plan offers extended access by purchasing property near Davwren BL. Andrew's price and scent area cited, with an estimated spend of £100.00.
The wheat market eased yesterday with mild weather and buyers limited. New season bulk prices fell to 2/4 for shipped lots while offers for debulked stock slid, as traders noted thin interest and a general downturn across markets in Sydney and London cables.
An announcem event extends the sugar agreement bringing satisfaction to North Queensland. Brisbane reports indicate extension terms meet regional needs and support ongoing trade with sugar producers and distributors.
First day results show Gostuyck Plate winners with Yellowmin leading Bruce Dale and Mount Lindsay. Tie Brecelet lists Judy Ann Bo as a top finisher, with Pau hols and Lor among others. Mount Lindsay and Allee Gold also appear in race outcomes with noted placements.
The day’s results from Armidale show Barratiooka winning first with Fille second and O Grady third in a handicap. In the Saumares Handicap Baton Babinn took first with Alle Gold second and Gablon third. Plenis cup listed Willie's Rube first Judy Ann third and another horse third with Winner not clearly placed. Kero Flite noted as favorite with even odds.
In Sydney today Arthur Norman Daws aged 29 received a sentence in a housebreaking case, described by the police as among New South Wales worst criminals with prior convictions. Albert Benny Butler, 29, was also found guilty alongside Daws and sentenced to 10.12 months imprisonment. A pastor spoke of associates linked to convicted individuals, highlighting ongoing criminal concerns in Darlinghurst.
The General Secretary of the Federal Labour Paris, Mr D McNamars, MIC, has begun negotiations with the naval Labour Functions to pursue mutual understanding.
Melbourne residents report a burglary last night at Hawthorns Gen where valuables including clothes were taken, totaling over £200. The thieves appeared to know the son was away at the farm and expected the house to be empty.
Sydney reports Prime Minister Pridiy and Dr Karl Page discuss meat export strategy arriving from Melbourne. They say Australia solved British-Argentine shipping hurdles under the Anglo Argentine agreement, allowing experimental beef shipments to test market value. The promising cattle assets could drive future gains.
A fire tore through a residence prompting rapid evacuation by residents. Firefighters battled the blaze as electrical wires sparked and caused a short, with parts of the premises destroyed and several people reportedly injured.
Reports discuss cost inflation and rebuilding efforts in Australia and Britain. New South Wales finances, flour tax debates, and a plan for wartime economic reorganization are noted, with sources hinting at upcoming state elections. A notable incident involves a bull being killed after gore events, reflecting harsh wartime realities.
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