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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1935
Page
1
Sydney church lecture last night by Mr A Tremberth of Ade Inde at Christadelphian Hall proclaimed Christ would return from Heaven to govern nations and create a universal empire of righteousness and peace. The speaker claimed Wis Tay would enforce world obedience as foretold in biblical prophecy.
Police report a man arrested Saturday night collapsed at Danninghumat. Diagnosed as cocaine poisoning after alleged swallowing of three doses. Two packets of white powder found in his possession.
Sydney on Monday a priest Rev Prather Masabelser tied to a mission in New Guinea is reported murdered by locals amid rising tensions. The brief notice notes the mission and name but lacks full details or confirmation.
Ambulance crews received a call yesterday reporting a young man ill and injured. At the scene in Abercrombie meet Darlington volunteers found Albert Shvallman, 18, lying on a roadway with police nearby. He had head wounds and eye injuries from a fall or accident. He was unable to give an explanation, and was taken to hospital in serious condition.
Premier Stevens said the government would not sanction a price rise and that a proclamation fixing bread prices by law would likely be issued Wednesday. Mr Bievene noted that official price controls show bakers can secure a fair profit margin over costs.
The master pattern shows bread prices rising across the metropolitan area. Retailers report forced increases by the Government Dairy Premier and say law observance will be challenging. Some bakers may offer cheaper bread if willing to defy the proclamation.
London Sunday obituary notices the death of Celi Aldi a renowned Kipling illustrator in his 65th year. Aldi illustrated Jungle stories as well as Pickwick Papers and was well known for his work on Kipling related editions.
In Sydney, Arthur Biren, a crippled returned roller, was carried to safety when his home in Hurstville Wie was destroyed by fire. Alderman Binder, who lived next door, resided nearby as the building suffered heavy damage.
Oversea tennis writer Wallis Myers conveys Melbourne sources to the Daily Telegraph suggesting Perry has received no offers from other clubs. The article notes reporters distract him less than Jardine and emphasizes Perry’s preparation for a potential match.
CANBERRA Monday. AuMynugh statements show the Prime Minister Mr Lyons weighing an early Royal Commission to inquire into the Australian banking system and the currency. The move signals potential major reforms and a broad review of financial institutions and monetary policy.
A blast yesterday severely damaged the premises of an Albury beer supplier after an explosive device was placed in a building. Authorities and investigators are examining the scene and interviewing witnesses as Delocliver and police pursue leads.
Sydney boxer Shepherd of Sydney collapsed after defeating J Alenaydson in a Brisbane contest on Wednesday night and died yesterday.
The report notes FJ Perry denying any definite offer to turn professional. It cites the UK lottery ban and a 1934 trade deficit record. It mentions a 42 seat Imperial Airways unit flight from Croydon to Iraq, a discussion of reciprocal trade, and Britain’s potential meat export limits. Roosevelt proposes enlarged tellet work for US Congress. Unemployed could be 500,000 to public works. In America dole debates, Stover outlines a state wide plan for essential services to spur employment.
A war carrying ship with 12 percent crew and passengers from New York to Vera Cruz grounded on Mantanilla Reef off the Florida coast near the Bahamas. A strong gale threatens breakup. About ninety aboard accounted for. one passenger reported missing. Three more unaccounted for, possibly aboard the stricken liner. Rescue efforts underway with remaining crew and passengers aboard the damaged vessel.
Massive rallies across Germany denounced a pro German Saar outcome as thousands marched to Watkenberg and Berlin exhibitions. Speakers urged pro-Dierman bias while Braun, Hess, and other leaders framed the issue as a test of Europe’s future. demonstrations featured marching crowds, weather delays, and calls for unity with France.
A distorted report describes Rev A Bbbe urging young men to guard against drunkenness and vice at Bt Andrew's Cathedral. It claims thousands of men of all ages were urged to resist intoxication and protect young women from harmful behavior, referencing a cabinet member Mr FH Stewart.
In connection with a Borgo robbery police arrested two men this morning. They face charges of shooting at Constable Arshureen with intent to murder possessing an unlicensed revolver breaking and entering a shop and related offences. Constable Joan Tucker Arthurian was wounded and the bullet was removed. Both defendants were remanded to January 21.
Pitt Son and Budgery report mixed prices with fair yarding and active demand. Woolly ewes and wether groups feature, with some heavy quality animals noted. Bullocks and cows sold. market movement largely unchanged despite buyer presence and varied quality stock.
A promoter of state lottery share syndicates says about a thousand people have lost jobs due to business closures under the Charitable Collections Act which began on Saturday. He indicated fixtures showing a gross profit of about three and a half? cents, roughly suggesting a 100 million yearly range.
Archbishop Kelly is progressing favorably and is unlikely to resume his administrative duties for some months. Coadjutor Archbishop Rhendan will continue to administer the diocese affairs during his recovery.
Sydney on Monday sees a sunny start with rising temperatures and a risk of late day storms. A sultry pattern follows with unsettled weather moving in from the west, winds veering from east to northeast as showers develop.
Three men Albert Wright Harry Nowsing and Alfred Getsamants faced charges at Red fer Cauer for a disturbance linked to Waterloo unrest. Each was detained while at least one was treated at hospital for injuries. Police cited constitutions and present witnesses in the inquiry.
Regulations issued under the Nowicus Theecte Act require sterilisation of Alsatian dogs in certain districts including northern and southern tablelands and western areas. Pastures protection boards will enforce the sterilisation measures.
Prime Minister Lyons plans to depart for England toward the end of February to advocate against meat restrictions and seek safer trade terms with the British government amid ongoing debates on food regulation and policy.
The Federal Government replies to the Returned Soldiers League resolution and promises to announce its policy on gum industry assistance in due course. It states it has already contributed more than 112,906,000 toward the liability of state governments and supporting ex-members of the armed forces.
A Tudor Court comedy titled The Private bite of Honey VIE stages with Charles Laughton as the bluf King and Merle Oberon as Annce Boleyn. Binnie Barnes Katheryn Howard and Ela Loehester Alta of Cleves support in a witty 16th century production, praised for entertainment and period charm.
Market report from Bidney on Sussex Street lists prices for wheat oats potatoes butter cheese honey onions and hay. Prices are given in old and new currency with various weights and conditions noted for different consignments.
The fragmentary line notes a date related mention of tin with unclear context and missing details. It references quantities or timing but lacks full information to identify an event, person, or organization. This item appears as a brief OCR fragment without concrete facts.
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