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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1933
Page
1
Archbishop Kelly warned Catholic graduates and undergraduates at a Communion breakfast that a spirit of Pride in intellect opposes them. He urged perseverance in belief, saying Catholics know what they believe and why.
The forecast for the next twenty four hours is cloudy with further rain on the central and north coast. Rain developing in the north and north eastern districts and later extending over most of the state with fogs and mists on the coast and south western districts. South to south east winds on the coast and variable winds chiefly south east to north east.
Herbert Francis Perkina was called at Burwood Police Court to face a charge of mailing a letter to the Postmaster General. The Police Prosecutor stated the defendant was dead, so the case was struck out. It is reported he died after ordering his wife and two children away, then died by his own hand.
A Vatican and German agreement in principle is reported linking Vatican accords with Prussia Bavaria and Barer. Cardinal Pacelli and Veo Papen are cited as negotiating a concordat. Hitler is expected to pledge assurances on Catholic education and centrists discussion under possible Buaranbees.
Roosevelt rebuff of the currency plan fuels renewed doubt about the world conference as diplomats fear an early adjournment. Observers expect a brief halt until Cordell Hull clarifies U S policy and stance.
A bus worker identified as Tom Webster, a middle aged man near Hyndman, was found ill from poisons and taken to Tatee Hospital. He is recovering as authorities believe someone visited Witshut and poisoned him with strychnine. Sensational developments are expected.
At the Lyceum Theatre Federal Health Minister Mr Marr urged pride in how mandates are run saying Australia has no need to be ashamed and must train suitable young men to administer. He noted 600 blind lands? and hundreds of native languages.
Brisbane reports Harrington Wynn a 35 year old Chatswood resident killed at Mt Isa by a thirty ton earth fall. A rescue party recovered the body and death was instantaneous.
Queenie Sly aged 15 was attacked near her Putney home by a man who struck her with a stone wrapped in a handkerchief and allegedly produced a razor. She sustained wounds to the nose eyes and ear as police searched for the assailant without success.
In Perth at age 2 the Mad Rev Dr Redmond Prendi ile, administrator of St Marys Cathedral, is appointed Co adjutor Archbishop of Perth. He is said to be the youngest Archbishop in the world.
The 138th State lottery drawing in Sydney awarded First prize to the Father and Bon's Syndicate with 4 042. Second prize went to the Number 27 syndicate at 41 997. Third prize 14 638 awarded to the Spider syndicate. Fourth prize 17 22 to Bi and Me syndicate. Names include J Brady and W Carr among listed participants.
Reverend Harold King at Woollahra Congregational Church criticizes the government for prosecuting gambling while running the State lottery. He says this shows inconsistency and a poor conception of duty in a democracy and notes past churchmen’s support and silence on the issue.
A stowaway discovered aboard an Auckland bound vessel risked his life as the engine failed to start. Had the starter not alerted crew, the stowaway could have suffocated from exhaust fumes during departure preparations.
Survivors of the Shinain report a carefully planned massacre by five foreign pirates aboard the steamer. They killed ten Chinese crew, seized control near 200 miles from Shanghai, and forced the ship toward Dairen where it grounded. Two pirates are in custody. three remain at large.
Ulm is expected to leave Baghdad Sunday evening amid preparations for a fight to England. No further details on opponents or venues are provided in the fragment.
Mr G A Robben, manager director of New Frongland Airways Ltd, objected to Contamundra as the terminus for the England to Australia air mail service He argued the Darwin Charleville Brisbane Sydney route would be more economical and efficient and better for defence He questioned whether Cootamundaiy had any national merit as a terminus airport.
Ernest Fitzgerald, nine, was robbed and assaulted by a thug near Moore Park shortly before midnight. The assailant punched and kicked him, stealing a gold wristlet watch and leaving him unconscious. Fitzgerald later staggered to a police station with a bleeding eye and a swollen lip.
Albert Puddy aged 95 died after his bicycle collided head on with a car driven by Police Inspector Giles returning from Quorn races. The deceased leaves a wife and three children.
Owners abandon the search for the Christina Fraser after reports of wreckage from the inter state liners Westralis and Dimboola off Little Rame Head in Victoria. A hatch cover found at Tisaster Bay proved likely from the missing collier. An Eden couple reported rockets and a siren at midnight, but authorities doubt the rockets came from Christina Fraser.
Inverell Evergreens A and B grade clubs opened week one with wins. Isabelle McKenzie and Zella Blanch led the A side in a 8 1 victory while Jess Boland and Amy Carey scored for the B side. The reserve side beat Mt Russell 5 0 with Batley Arnold and McKenzie among scorers. The Guyra team lost 5 1 at Eisenmonger's oval. McKenzie scored all five for the home side. Negotiations for a White Cup match with Fen Iries and a second match watch are planned for next Saturday.
London Sunday report says Monkhouse Cox and Mrs Thorn ton plan to meet Thornton and Macdonald in Berlin after releasing British prisoners. They aim to discuss Macdonalds contradictory statements regarding Minvcon till and the mystery surrounding the case.
Mr G. J Smith of New Zealand says the citrus embargo will soon be lifted, noting most New Zealanders prefer Australian oranges to those from California, which they currently must endure.
During the 10 31 drought in the Gulf country Abingdon Downs, one of the largest cattle properties, lost nearly 4000 head. After effort 2809 top grade and 390 inferior steer sides were penned to Cairns for market, yielding a deficit of 418. Where did the money go and why are boots so dear?
During a fishing trip at Whale Beach Thomas Wil lam Gerald Mitchell and his son Clarence John Mitchell 54 and 23 drowned while fixing rods. The father was swept off rocks by a large wave and undertow. Clarence tried to reach him with a fishing line tied around his waist but could not locate him. Douglas attempted to haul Clarence ashore but the line snapped. Clarence sank and was not seen again though his body washed ashore later. the father's body remained missing after searches.
Four players tied at 143 for the President's Cup with equal cards, requiring a playoff. Saturday's scores include P Saunders 81-24, 63 and F Brooks 85-18, 67 among others, with main aggregates listing L Cleahan 144 and L McNamara 143. Final playoff set for July 15 and 2, with Saturday's event shaping the final teams competition.
Brisbane dispatch reports the Home Secretary after a northern visit said there was no confirmation of reports alleging cruelty to aborigines. He stated the information received does not substantiate the claims.
Mrs. Eileen Carson walked through Strathfield subway when a man leaped out and demanded the bag, flourished a knife and ordered silence. Helen intervened, snatching the bag and fleeing.
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