04 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1932
Page
1
Sydney reports tense religious fervour among Irish Catholics as two German fliers, missing since May 17, are found alive by natives, according to a message from Woodham via Ommend Wireless.
Samuel Singleton, a middle aged resident of Paddington, was removed to Sydney Hospital last night after ingesting poison found in jam marked with a warning This note read Poison do not touch Doctors say the amount could kill more than one hundred people and Singleton died minutes later.
The Papal Legate departs on a tower-decked steamer amid cheering crowds as women kneel to bless him. Archbishops, De Valera, ministers, and officials bid farewell aboard the vessel in Dublin.
Desperate burglars battered three Hawthorne residents on Saturday night using jemmy batons. Two thieves were overpowered and held, while a third escaped but was arrested yesterday in a house on New Parm.
West Australian authorities warn fire carrying on messenger services against the Post and Telegraph Act after four recent prosecutions. Director H P Brown vows prosecutions against all organisations contravening the act and insists on official postal officers handling posts.
In Lausanne, Ramsay MacDonald disregarded Sabbatarian principles and medical advice to press a Sunday effort to settle the separations problem. German objections to the Five Power Plan narrow to three points payment bonds safeguarding class.
Melbourne report of a fatal accident where two brothers, George Reid aged 11 and William aged eight, were among five children playing with a toy gun. William seized his father's shotgun, loaded it, and a cartridge from a wall box fired a shot that struck George in the back, killing him within minutes.
Paris mourns French statesman Aristide Briand laid to rest near a trout stream he loved. Premier Herriot read a note from British PM McDonald praising Briand as a great European and urging pacification through his life’s work and counsel. The ceremony, held in Cocherel, featured formal tributes as Europe eyes peace efforts.
Sydney reports a potential strike in New Zealand as South Island miners may join Northern miners in abandoning work soon. Privation already seen among unemployed in mining townships and some leading businesses face crisis unless the stoppage ends quickly.
Sydney reported a daily observation with the minimum and maximum values recorded for the day. The note mentions an estimated time and service data relating to the weather observation and its timing.
Delegates gathered at Parliament House Sydney for the Premiers Conference and emerged with an air of optimism. Leaders from key regions convened Monday to discuss policy directions and national concerns.
A distressing sea disaster near Whan beard Heads in New Zealand left two fishermen dead. Reports indicate capsizing occurred during a fishing operation as the crew attempted to regain control of their vessel. The wreck involved F. Glucina and two unnamed crew members, with rescuers searching the area for survivors.
The forecast spans four hours of mild cloudy unsettled conditions with more rain and northerly winds. Later the northwest becomes fine while rain contracts to southern and central inland districts. Winds shift to cold squally westerlies and snow in the southern highlands.
Richmond footballer and inter-State player John Titus was admitted to Melbourne Hospital after a forceful collision in the third quarter of a game against Essen on Saturday. Initial reports say he sustained a fractured skull and irachired injuries, with sufferers racing to hospital late last night for treatment.
Prices at Sussex silver today list bulk wheat and bagged potatoes with Tasmanian figures, eggs and dairy items such as butter and cheese, honey, maize, oats, and various wheaten goods. Numerous figures show commodity ranges, with several items in the 40s to 60s and others around 2 to 50 pence per unit.
Joseph Allen, seven, died after a sea sickness attack while being moved from Listonre Hospital to the Old Men's Home at Lidcambe aboard the steamer Orion. The transfer was performed by Miss Wilcott.
Sydney report says Edward Baker, store manager in Rotorua New Zealand, fell into a boiling pool after leaving a Maori settlement hall to arrange supper for women friends. He was rescued quickly but died some hours later.
About 560000 tons of coal were used on the Victorian railways in recent years. The Maitland mines supplied 10600 tons of this coal.
At Homebush and Bowen markets buyers yarded about 24 500 sheep and 1400 head of cattle. Wethers topped at 142, ewes to 104, lambs around 13, cattle prices ranged with bullocks to 171, cows to 71 shillings, and varied yard sale rates. Large consignments included Brindley Park and Horton Bros with notable showings across multiple districts.
Mrs Elizabeth Mary Walker believed burnt in a farm house fire near Wiseman's Ferry Friday. She was found wandering near the Perry site with a broken leg and severe wounds after a failed attempt to escape. A rescue party carried her toward Wiseman's Ferry but she was later admitted to Windsor Avenue Women’s Hospital for recovery.
At the Capitol Garbo headlines a new Metro Goldwyn-Mayer offering titled Rise, continuing through Wednesday night. Critics note her strongest work yet, with Thier Leotard delivering stylish direction and vivid camera wit. The supporting cast includes Joan Bennett and John Smell, while Greta Nissen and Lionel Atwill star in The Silent Witness.
A car carrying Mr A Brownlee his wife and son and two others crashed over a hairpin bend at Marquarie Pass yesterday the vehicle tumbled about 20 feet and rested on a drop of several hundred feet Brownlee and his wife escaped with injuries while the others were badly hurt Brownlee pulled the victims from the wreckage and carried them to the roadway as hours passed before medical aid arrived injuries described as serious.
Miss Madge Prendergast rode with three companions when her horse bolted on the Buick Range. The mare reared and bolted, vanished in dust. The rider pursued and found her on the road. She was taken to hospital in critical condition with possible skull fracture.
Arthur William South, 48, a dairy farmer of Deakin, was savagely mauled by a stray boar yesterday. The animal ripped his legs and abdomen. His wife, Wen, came to help and was attacked. A policeman later destroyed the animal.
A four year old girl was assaulted by a man yesterday afternoon at North Carton. The attacker was arrested and charged with a capital offence after the girl and her six year old brother were lured into an unoccupied house while returning from Sunday school. The girl was hospitalized in serious condition.
Police arrest two men after a late Saturday melee at a Sip in North Fitzroy leaves William OConnor aged 22 with a fractured skull and broken ribs. He is hospitalized at Melbourne Hospital. Accused men face a serious charge of causing grievous bodily harm.
The July monthly medal at Inveresl Golf Club was won by F Brooks with a net 62, the best return this season. HP Handley posted the best gross with 86. The report lists numerous scores from members such as P Saunders, J McIllveen, A McFarland, W Hinton, A Fraser, A Simmons, and many others, alongside entry details for an upcoming match and Thursday handicap results.
In Melbourne on Saturday night three men were arrested at pistol point by a night patrol surrounding H. Perry and Cox boat manufacturers in Richmond. Inside they found leather packed for removal as police entrapped the suspects and recovered a quantity of material.
The 62nd State lottery drawn this morning awarded the first prize to number 92084 won by Mareeba Syndicate c/o J. Douglas of 13 Thomas Street Strathfield. Second prize to 87AD Dreamers Syndicate c/o J. W. Marton 61 Amy Street Campsie. Third prize to 43733 c/o 58 Cleveland Street Redfern. Fourth prize to 28807 Lucky Five Syndicate c/o F. B Teorker 18 Boundary Street Randwick.
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