05 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
1
The Adjointsbentive Committee of the Bridagery and Carpenters in Sydney called for an immediate campaign to abolish plum wren and to build better homes for workers. The meeting also resolved to pursue town planning and seek assistance from authorities.
In Glebe last night two men with their backs to the Pallarron's tailor shop window kicked the glass and broke it. They uttered insults as they fled. Police believe the same assailants may be linked to earlier damage at Railway Square. Several other shopfronts had windows broken in a similar fashion recently.
The Globe reports a council confidence vote involving Alderman Foley amid sharp criticism by Justice Long Innes in Equity Court. Foley pledges to defend residents against the so called tin hares and kangaroo dog clubs, denying any proprietary stake or assets for such groups in council affairs.
Moody defeats Hartigan 6-3 6-0 in women’s singles semifinal rout. Hartigan’s aggressive returns falter against Moody’s consistent serving and backhand power. In doubles, Crawford and Quist advance, while other mixed and men’s doubles matches proceed toward quarterfinals.
Dr Burle Page says the federal cabinet's mission to Western Australia and South Australia has succeeded beyond anticipation. He notes strong support and progress during the visit, highlighting cooperation with local officials and community leaders.
The Western Australian Nurses Union demands a 46 hour week and wage increases for nurses in Perth. Union representatives say current workloads are heavy with nurses working long days and walking extended distances between hospital duties.
Perth police have charged a group with murder in connection to the February diamond heist at a harbor shop. Edgar Whitfield, the shop caretaker, was killed during the incident that prompted the seizure of several suspects.
A lorry collision in Leichhardt injured 21 year old Albert Alandbird. He suffered a fractured skull and contusion and was admitted to hospital after the crash at night. The accident is under investigation by local authorities.
City health officials report a surge of pneumonia cases since Friday with hospital strains and concerns over treatment. Medical teams urge vigilance, prompt care for vulnerable residents, and updated flu and infection prevention measures as clinics monitor trends.
A lorry was seized yesterday afternoon by police under the Transport J Act amid allegations of contravention of the Transport Coordination Act. Details remain unclear as officials investigate possible breaches and hours of operation.
Melbourne reports a government statement by Defence Minister Parkhill outlining increased defence spending over the next two years. The figure cited is 3.2975 over the period, with emphasis on expanding capabilities and planning across Australia.
The article highlights Butter quality improvements by Audney and Dr Page, addressing constraints in dairy production and stressing the need to ensure high quality in butter manufacturing through better processes and standards.
In Brisbane Friday Labour Party executive members and recently elected aldermen to Parliament resigned from city council seats. The move signals ongoing friction within the party over policy and governance, with replacements expected to be named.
Melbourne reports Chief Justice Duffy may retire after summer recess. Details indicate he will resume duties in August, with current leave extending through mid August. The note mentions ongoing special leave arrangements during the period.
Sydney market under quiet activity as Argentine prices pressure world tone. Bulk wheat offered for prompt delivery with little buyer interest. small lots negotiated, bid inquiries scarce. European crop prospects rising while UK millers refrain from buying. Liverpool noted as a steady market with no new features.
In Sydney at Haberfield a woman fell from a moving tram while attempting to alight and was fatally injured. She was rushed to hospital in critical condition before succumbing to her injuries.
South Africa struggled as Cameron collapsed after being struck by a ball during the match with Somerset. Wellard led bowling for Somerset while Cameron was taken to hospital with eye injuries after a head collision, leaving South Africa short in the attack as Wellard and Lee dominated.
Readable fragments show a London cricket score update with unclear player names and inconsistent figures. The legible bits mention a combined total of 172 and 347 runs, with partial references to players Belton and Lamgtem among garbled text.
A garbled report notes demands for Japan to apologize amid Sino Japanese tensions. References to Bhagalpur, Kuomintang, and a Japanese cruiser Twate suggest mounting regional unease and potential naval action as events unfold.
A three engine air liner crashed into the sea near London yesterday. Victor Gruner was rescued by a steamer along the coast. The fate of the pilot Capt air Eden remains unclear as the vessel sank with the crash.
Market report from Sussex Street lists various produce and prices. Items include potatoes, tomatoes, lucerne, wheat, farm produce with mixed weights and multiple price figures.
The unit prior of tin to-day closed at 40/10, with traders noting the market steady amid limited cargoes. Dealers indicated cautious buying as supply constraints persisted and demand remained modest in the Australian metal market.
A large coal laden steam lorry crashed through a wall of A. C. Ingham’s buildings in Pyrmont this morning. Several employees had narrow escapes as the vehicle tore through the ref, causing alarm and considerable damage. Names Streap and Bridge rold noted in the report. No further details on casualties or exact valuation were provided.
The section outlines a brief weather summary with scattered showers and snow in the higher ranges, fog and mist in low-lying areas, locally fine spells, and a generally unsettled trend across the southern seaside regions. Winds shift from east to northwest with squally conditions in parts.
In Sydney on Friday the Flour Millowners association announced a further price reduction of Tour by 2/8. The move reflects the minimal wholesale price under Federal law, with the new level reported as £2/12/4.
The influenza outbreak hits Sydney schools including Frey The Rings Bchoo St Josephs College and Vincenta Convent, driving a sharp fall in student turnout. City staff shortages persist as many teachers and nurses fall ill, with six doctors and numerous nurses off duty per medical superintendent Dr Telfer, while about 140 nurses remain on duty but many are ill.
The hearing on the charge against Pollivk Brady for the murder of James Smith was continued at the Central Bookmaker Court in Sydney as Brady showed signs of illness and a high temperature. A magistrate ordered adjournment until Monday for further arrangements and possible next steps in the case set for Thursday of the following week.
The Belle of the Ball event draws public interest with display items and commentary. Organizers note the 1995 pageant as a reference, while spectators anticipate the winner and the presence of returning contestants.
Fragmented OCR text lists lottery results with names like Sydney and Cessnock. Mentions second prize and fourth prize, with garbled participant names, dates, and figures. Indicates a draw scheduled Friday next.
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