31 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1934
Page
1
Local shop La Hood advertises deep discounts on ladies silk hose and vests, full fashion hosiery, and mens working shirts and trousers. Damaged freck due to recent rain is offered as a sacrifice item. customers invited to inspect the special lines and latest styles in silk morocain and voile frocks.
Thousands formed a solid mass along the route to the Reichstag meeting at the Kroll Opera House. Deputies in brown shirts and black uniforms cheered Hitler as he spoke of his stewardship and marked the end of his first year in power.
A market note records a unit price quoted today at 50 shillings and sixpence. The brief entry notes a specific item identified as Tin 50/6 and references a date labeled Wednesday. The report provides a snapshot of current pricing without broader context or subsequent actions.
Sydney on Wednesday reports Sussex street prices for wheat potatoes eggs butter cheese honey maize oats onions chaff lucerne hay and wheaten blends with ranges per cwt and per dozen for various regional produce including Tasmanian Victorian and Tasmanian consignments and fluctuating rates across items. The list shows bulk bagged and ewt measurements with price bands and units across multiple staple goods.
The Archbishop of Sina demands the Codex Sinaiticus from the British Museum arguing it belongs to Sinai Monastery after its sale from the Soviet era for £100,000. He vows to publish proof that Russia obtained the manuscripts by trick and extorted a deed by menaces.
Inverell Show near, with dates in February and strong push to attract northern exhibitors. Committee spent about £1000 on ground works and improvements, aiming for larger, higher quality entries across key classes. Weather and enthusiasm point to the best carnival yet, drawing visitors across a full week of town festivities and a population-wide celebration.
Severe violence erupted in Kalgoorlie and Boulder as miners attacked foreign camps. Casualties included a foreigner killed and rioters wounded, with guards firing to repel the assault. Government pledges protection and a halt to mob rule amid extensive property damage.
Reprinted from the Sydney Morning Herald the city wheat market remained steady on overseas advices led by American option gains. Activity was quiet with minor shifts in prompt bulk wheat at 29/ and bagged prices about 264. Whippers’ country bidding rose to 2.7 for bagged and 2.8 for bulk per bushel, yet farmers offered little response. A 250 ton Western Australian shipment sold at 224 per quarter. Liverpool and Chicago showed mixed signals amid tensions in winter wheat areas and sterling strength.
Two men died in a heavy storm in eastern New South Wales. Joseph Lucas, 24, was killed in a paddock at Can dela on the South Coast. John Avery, 30, near Canberra, was struck while working a horse drawn mower at his father's farm. his sister found him near a gate. A tree struck Cheron injuring a man and two children.
Langs Future members of the Lang nner group yesterday expressed the opinion that it was unlikely Mr Lang would contest a seat in the next Federal elections. It is not believed he would leave a secure state parliamentary seat until the Federal results are announced.
In Berlin on Tuesday the Nasi Commissioner of Prussia General Goerinr ordered immediate dissolution of all monarchist associations throughout Germany as a sequel to the Halser birthday celebrations.
Melbourne reports the Davis Cup team for 1994: J Crawford, V McGrath, D Turnbull, and A Quist, unchanged from last year’s squad. Manager Branley Youdale returns. The omission of Hopman surprises observers who expected him and Quist as a doubles pair.
London reports that world shipbuilding output for 1933 is the lowest since Lloyd's annual returns began, reflecting a severe downturn. The record marks the first issuer of Lloyd's returns as 1RBB, noting a bleak trend in global production.
At the London wool sales today 7900 offerings were listed including 11689 from M.S.W. and 388 Queensland with 4281 sold. Attendance of Yorkshire buyers was smaller leading to many withdrawals, especially of crossbreds. prices remained irregular.
A sixteen year old girl was found this morning hanging from the granite coping of a Harbor Bridge pylon, about fifteen feet from the ground. Patrolman Melville dragged her to safety. She said a family quarrel kept her from returning home last night.
In Los Angeles on Tuesday the professional tournament saw Vines beat Tilden in a marathon match by scores of 6 0, 21 24, 1 8, 4 8, 6 2. Vines now leads their tour 7 to 4 in matches. The match lasted over four hours.
Twelve miles high over Moscow a gondola balloon gained 12.4 miles altitude with four crew scientists aboard. It began descent toward Kolomna, seventy miles from Moscow, as planes dispatched to guide its landing amid poor visibility while precious cosmic ray data was relayed.
A W U conference opens with multiple critical motions under debate including a proposal to re affiliate with New South Wales Australian union leaders and delegates poised to vote on the strategic alignment amid ongoing organizational discussions.
The forecast shows heavy rain in the north west quarter with unsettled conditions elsewhere. The south western half should stay mostly fine while cooler nights and sultry days prevail with variable winds across regions.
SYDNEY. This morning died Hugh Connell M L A for Ham item aged fifty. His passing leaves a vacancy in the local seat and triggers a late spring tribute from colleagues.
Four thousand taxi drivers clogged the Champs Elysees in a loud protest over higher petrol taxes. They plan to block around the Log Opera House today and refuse fares as part of the action.
Race results at Ascot Sydney show results across divisions with horses such as Miss Ash Clangor and Japsilk in the fencing and Flying Handicap divisions. Bets listed include 2 to Miss Ash 10 to 1 Clangor and Japsilk in one division and 4 to 1 for Flying Queen and 5 to 1 for Dover Patrol in another. Maiden Nursery divisions include Mangelo Witchcraft Rampion Lass and Philomena Betty March Gala Boy with notable winners at 12 to 1.
Ernest Cooper, 19, testified at the Boys Welfare Farm inquiry that Major Parsonage dragged him from bed by the hair and struck him. He also spoke of a "court-martial line" involving Connolly and King, who reportedly had black eyes and bled heavily.
Mr McAndie a mining engineer for Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd. visited Inverell on Monday with an Emmaville tin miner to inspect the Elsmore tin lodes discovered by Mr J Mell een. They spent two days sampling and exploring the area. Samples were sent to Newcastle works for analysis with a likely BALP option if favorable.
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