28 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1935
Page
1
Report from Sydney describes a lightning incident near Bargul Gul by Grafton on Saturday night. A tree struck by lightning toppled across a fence, electrocuting two cows and two horses nearby and causing scorched fence posts.
Uniform Gauge Sydney reports that New South Wales railway authorities oppose the proposed wealth tax to be discussed at the Premiers' Conference in Melbourne next month. They say the project would relieve unemployment, boost rail capital, but not earnings capacity, and would offer limited defence value.
Reported Sunday in Moscow as dignitaries including Statin attended the funeral urn bearing Valerian Kulbysher. Ceremony at the Kremlin featured artillery salutes and aircraft escorts. Crowd and workers observed as authorities conveyed condolences on behalf of Britain. Samara, once linked to Bolshevik history, was reportedly renamed and brain tissue moved for examination.
Severe cyclone winds struck Cano on Monday causing hundreds of pounds in damage. The ROYS Hot balcony collapsed, Iron Inn and nearby structures were blown in, roofs ripped at Odd Lows Falls, and iron sheets were torn from stables and garages. Several electricity lines were toppled.
In Sydney area Thirroul storekeeper Benjamin Lansdowne awakened by burglar alarm. He fired a rifle loaded with rat-killing shot, the burglar halted about ten yards away, then returned with hands up. Police later arrested him and another suspect after both were found nearby.
Melbourne report states Dr Slew Be Bynim, 38, died from severe burns sustained while trying to rescue her mother from a blaze that destroyed their Elkham home on January 19. The coroner noted the result of burns and the mother's alleged cruelty as contributing factors.
Sydney Monday at St Mathews Church Manly Rev AR Ebbs urged creation of new states within the Commonwealth saying it would mark another epoch in national history. He noted progress from the federation of existing states and predicted further subdivision of the vast territory would bring akin gains.
Melbourne reports the State Attorney General condemned Australian export restrictions. He criticized government plans and questioned representatives’ ability to argue the case in London amid strong financial influences from New York and London. He urged focus solely on Australia’s interests and warned about missteps.
A fragment from Inverell Baby Health Centre records attendance and care details including newborns weighed, visits by mothers, and general centre activity. It emphasizes careful artificial feeding, regular meal times, and proper bottle and feeding practices for infants during challenging weather.
An attempted explosion near Aberfield colliery two miles from Sigansea in Lake Macquarie was reported late last night. Police found a bore pole under a bridge spanning a deep creek and noted irregularities in the surrounding area. Local workers described it as an unusual security failure amid ongoing concerns over wines and conditions at the plant.
Police pursue clues across Essex Kent and Sussex in a wide search for gold ingots spilled from a Hillman Airways plane en route from Le Bourget to Croydon. The loot, insured for about £20000, reportedly fell during a ferocious storm.
In Lucerne on Sunday the Swing Socialist party approved a revamp of defense policy by 262 votes, reducing national armament by 4 percent and aligning with Belgian and Dutch positions, abandoning pacifist stances. The move is attributed to broader European events, with reference to Germany.
Archbishop Mannis spoke at a Melbourne gathering urging MPs to focus on employment and housing schemes. He condemned past actions as a shame and scandal, urging a lead towards stabilizing morale and addressing deteriorating public welfare.
Dramatic storm across Cloncurry Queensland wrecks homes and a ship. Storm causes extensive property damage and near-misses, while the sea disaster leaves several vessels sunk and bodies recovered. Reports also list wool export figures, and a British cricketer Jupp faces a manslaughter conviction and driving disqualification.
A farmer near Muchleford in Leday found a heap of copper coins stamped by raiders marked by oaitie grax ear and ditch. He uncovered a collection of hundreds of coins including sovereigns half-novers and crowns minted in the reigns of James and Charles. A hoard of Roman coins was also found five miles away.
Jewellery valued at about £300 was stolen from the home of Mr. Bayer in Vaucluse. The robbery occurred late in the week and was not discovered until shortly before midnight. The report notes the loss of valuables and the burglary took place during the night time window. Police are investigating the incident.
Cricketers from West Indies reach a favorable position after the second day’s play in the match versus M C C. The folding score showsw Turner Williams and others contributing. England bowlers Smith Wyatt and Hendon lead the attack. Key scores include Hendren reaching 90 for West Indies while England’s R Grant takes multiple wickets, leaving the game open for a possible final day result.
Victoria posts 420 in first innings as New South Wales struggles, with key dismissals by Darling and Chilvers and solid scores from Barnett and Ebeling. Attendance 11,486 at Sydney ground as Shield status appears uncertain amid a tense second day.
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