26 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
1
A report of a meeting in Vienan where WO Met with Engayee to discuss and arrange frend Pays. The event highlights cooperation between the two entities and outlines expected support and arrangements for the planned payments.
An article from Sydney portrays a sinister political scandal involving Tin and Labour members. The piece alleges government corruption and party tensions, detailing calls for accountability amid party figures and public suspicion.
A chaotic stage farce unfolds at the Capitol with a starry cast led by an Army girl and veteran performers. The production features lively dialogue and dramatic heights, delivering a bustling, comic evening with strong performances, witty lines, and crowd-pleasing energy.
Fragmented OCR reports a state lottery draw with unclear names and places. Readable items include Boggabri references and scattered personal names and dates. many details are garbled, leaving the exact results and figures uncertain.
Markets report wheat prices holding steady with a firm tone as export demand sustains levels. Notes mention country price at 29 with continued firming futures amid disruptions and shifting supply expectations worldwide.
Fragmented text discusses an arbitration context involving a police force and related figures. The readable segments reference officials, city entities, and potential actions, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece hints at administrative or legal proceedings affecting police operations or personnel.
Police report details a stolen vehicle linked to reckless driving incidents. The narrative names several suspects and locations, with authorities noting a coordinated series of offenses. Events unfold across multiple areas, including Fridley and Ronan, as investigators pursue leads and public safety implications.
Perth reports a compact settlement of a workers dispute involving miners. Details are sparse with limited readable lines indicating a satisfactory resolution reached Friday. No names, organizations, or places beyond Perth are clearly legible in the fragment.
A late night head on crash near Wood Syeey and Glen injures Reginald Wily Ge We Kuuls and others aboard a Texaco service vehicle. Severe wreckage reported. medical crews respond as investigations begin into cause and contributing factors.
Fragmentary notice reports a railway union delegate heading to Russia. The item mentions Melbourne and Antulian references with unclear context about Vickerish ranches and trade or Tasman matters. Details are obscured. no clear names, dates, or organizations are confirmed.
A rugged report from Armidale covers a country party gathering with all seats contested and several winners in races. Black Flag claimed a penultimate event, while mismatched names and phrases mark the OCR while noting betting odds and a Newmarket handicap race slated for the next day in Melbourne readings.
Lang could win as Mr Ball’s view notes political danger for Lang if election comes and anti Socialist and anti Communist factions unite. Lane expects a national move within months if Anand’s position worsens, and Dvinvell may face a dead end.
Adelaide mourns as Sorman Raymond Newell, 20, is found dead in West Terrace cemetery after a note allegedly linking poison to his drink surfaces. Police believe his wife died ten days earlier from poisoning and the case centers on a possible murder-suicide scenario and grief driving the tragedy.
A report from Sydney notes a dispute as workers challenge employers in an arbitration case over wage cuts. The claim seeks to lower the maximum salary from 2395 to 1928, and the minimum from ER to 130. The outcome hinges on the employer-employee agreement and the arbitration decision.
The annual meeting of the Rugby League includes remarks by the auditor about banking provisions and receipt practices. The secretary states responsibility for money handling, receipts were issued for cash and cheque payments, and a comparison with prior years shows a serious audit effort to correct previous lax methods.
A quarrel at a Sydney dance hall led to two shots fired but no injuries. Police arrived to find panic and fainting among attendees as the venue emptied. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities investigated the disturbance and secured the hall.
The latest forecast warns of further showers in the eastern district with storms elsewhere. Temperatures remain moderate to warm, with windy conditions in the northeast and southeast, affecting West and Bouthern districts and the works.
Friday market notes list tin at 29/1 per unit in Sydney. Prices for wheat, potatoes, butter, cheese, honey, oats, and lucerne vary, with oats quoted 1/3 to 2/9 and wheat around 43 in early trades. Other items include onions, hay, and barley with mixed bid figures.
Melbourne reports Friday arrangements by the British film industry to screen Brille fina exclusively in Australian theatres. The move reflects growing United States film influence and is seen as significant as Australia’s movie market expands over the past two years.
Melbourne reports Friday that the Federal Attorney-General Mr Latham forecast a reduction of legislation to place life insurance control in the Commonwealth Government. The move targets state oversight and seeks centralized authority over the industry.
A fragmented letter or note from a local club criticizes the county maneuvers and executive control. It argues members faced scrutiny, questions member affiliations, and urges reevaluation of leadership and finances. The author hints at private access and public mistrust in committee decisions.
London court hears Molligan charged under the Prohibition of Tenders Act with attempting to extract payment from a box. Ward and two women, a widow and a titled lady, faced the magistrate as allegations of impropriety surfaced. Ward appeared nervous. the case involved complex social improprieties and alleged interference.
Disarmament proposal faced rejection amid a Geneva debate with Turkey and Gilly Tousen supporting the effort while other powers opposed. The conference saw sharp lines drawn as delegates argued the terms and the future of universal disarmament.
Sir Malcolm Campbell’s attempt to extend his land speed record at Daytona Beach was postponed to tomorrow due to rain, delaying the pursuit of his latest speed mark. The famed racer had set multiple records and continues to seek new records despite adverse weather.
The Legislative Council met until 3.80 this morning to discuss the Arbitration Bill in committee, adjourning until Tuesday. Eight of seventy-two clauses remain. Bullock Guessing and Kingston figures feature in ticket betting revenue, while Lamb and Ramble note several outcomes. Henderson of Auburn Wathton wins the winter sheep nesting draw, with five others on the mark. the show committee is praised for efficient conduct and £85 revenue.
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