28 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
1
Outstanding coats for rainy days unveiled in brown leatherette and suede. Includes 45 inch brown leatherette coats at 33.6, reversible tweed and rubber 46 inch styles, brown suede coats around 60, and Maltby price options in brown and red at 38, 49, and 42 inches. Children’s brown and black coats 39 inches for 16 and 21.
The Full Court of Criminal Appeals heard the appeal of Eric Rowland Craig in the murder case of Bessie O Connor. Fresh evidence was tendered via affidavit claiming innocence and alleging a stranger’s comment about naming a cove and information to aid Craig. The courtroom filled with public interest as Curtis argued the new evidence could have changed the jury’s verdict.
London reports Ulm's plane broke under petrol load during refueling on Port Marnock Beach Ireland. Several people injured and a leg broken as engineers work to dismantle the aircraft before the tide rises. Flight postponed indefinitely.
Friday market bulletin notes tin in Sydney at a unit price of 47/8. The report records a precise quote for today, reflecting local commodity trading levels.
The 142nd State lottery drawn today awards First prize B05 12 Culvers syndicate A M Sayers Collins Street Lakemba Second prize 13599 Day Of syndicate J Gannon Narant Crescent Northbridge Third prize 78144 Waratah 6654 syndicate A Shaw Hardy's Chambers Hunter Street Sydney Fourth prize 1885 Us Three syndicate Miss QC Campbelove Messrs Cullen and Campbell Fitameurice 3t Wages Tro 144th State Lottery draw on Friday next.
London reports Ulm stated he has no plan to abandon fh's Might after 500 million in repairs and will take off tonight on his Atlantic hop.
The Western Clat tet Unemployment Committee president J Chalmers said unemployed men removed from the Sunny Corner relief list were actually starving. He warned the committee bears no responsibility for hunger if issues are not addressed. Honorary Minister Hawking pledged government aid to prevent hunger where needed.
Sydney police sergeant and officer pursued a baby car matching a stolen vehicle on Beamish Street Campsie early today. After a sensational chase the car overturned trapping two occupants who were badly injured and taken to Lewisham Hospital. the car was wrecked.
James Chamberlain, 32, one of two men who over captured an allegedly stolen car when it overturned early this morning, died later in Lewisham hospital. His companion Frederick Goldie, 19, in the car, sustained a fractive skull and remains in a serious condition.
In today’s market list from Sussex Street various commodities appear with ragged pricing. Wheat, cheese, honey, oats, onions and lucerne show small price moves and assorted unit measures such as bags, bushels, and pounds, reflecting a fragmented agricultural goods snapshot.
In Perth on a joint sitting of both Houses of the West Australian Parliament, Colonel Callett was confirmed as a member of the Senate in succession to Bir Hal Calebatch, who becomes Agent General. The motion passed by 40 votes to 5.
John W. Eade of Eoucharerns N.3.W. won first in the white wheat section at the World Grain Exhibition held in Regina. Australian entries swept the field with 23 of 28 awards, with other entries from Canada the United States and England.
The West Australian Government introduces a new unemployment relief program affecting 14 000 men. Relief workers will be employed at full wages for a period and then receive sustenance.
In the Sheffield tournament results list, Quist defeated Robson 60 62 in the second round, Quist and Turnbull won a first round doubles match 61 61, Turnbull and Wheatcroft defeated Gambler and Collins 62, Turnbull beat Thorpe in the third round, and Quist with Turnbull later beat Turner and Lang 3 0, with Quist and Whitmarsh defeating Thorpe and Mrs Marsden 63. Wheatcroft and Merk beat Barnett and Flather 03 61.
The Taxpayers' Association voices dissatisfaction with the state committee probing Vaxalian simplification, accusing it of duplicating evidence already examined by the Royal Commission led by Justice Ferguson.
In Chicago on Thursday speculative buying of all grain spread rapidly with prices rising sharply. Wheat led with an eight cent gain, hitting the limit allowed under emergency rules as the market closed in a flurried, volatile session.
Brisbane Friday report notes Vic Lovick breached an interstate agreement by entering Brisbane's butter market. Minister for Agriculture Bulcock warns a butter war would be disastrous amid low price levels.
Walter McGet was sentenced to death for the kidnapping of Miss Maury McTimney daughter of the city manager of Kansas City. This is the first case in the United States where the death penalty was imposed in a kidnapping crusade and one of the few with the victim unharmed.
A conference of the Agricultural Bureau adopted by a large majority the view that an eight Federal compulsory wheat pool is the only means under current conditions to guarantee Australian farmers a fair return on their industry.
Lithgow reports Stan McCabe, renowned Australian cricketer, saying the bodyline tactic would be killed once English players experience it. He argues body line harms the game and predicts Grimmett will likely be chosen for the next English tour, with O'Reilly seen as Australia’s most successful spin bowler abroad.
The Trades Hall Labor Council condemned the method used to compile cost of living data. Speakers argued it is inexplicable that the Federal basic wage should fall further while the cost of living rises.
The Minister for the Interior speaking at Jambarae said citizens are justified in expecting both federal and late tax relief. He framed remissions as a timely government measure to ease financial burdens amid economic strain.
The forecast indicates more rain likely across the state with milder conditions along the coast. Rain spreads west and south, especially in the southern districts, while inland areas see showers and squally winds. Early winds from the northwest shift to the south as the system moves inland, affecting the northern highlands.
Tomorrow Saturday features the A B and C Grade Championships quarter finals in a 14 hole stroke round. Semi final draws will be posted on the notice board as matches finish. A Asher is out of the A grade after a penalty stroke incurred when his caddy moved his bell during last Saturday's round.
The Ashford Golf Club hosted its first local event with a nine hole stroke handicap for associates and an eighteen hole stroke for members. Principal scores include Mrs Peirce 67 14-53, Mrs Satterthwaite 74 20-54, Mrs Bird 74 20-84, Mrs Anderson Stuart TT 20-87, Miss R Hearne 84 20-86, and Satterthwaite leading the men’s eighteen hole event with 96 21-75 alongside competitors O Leary 113 36-77 and Kneipp 117 36-81. Next Sunday’s program features another stroke handicap for both groups.
Advertisement notes a warehouse sale on ladies and children's hosiery, knitted goods, blouses, infant wear, and related items. Highlights Cansdell’s window and a safe time Friday next for shoppers to visit the sale. Includes references to ladies and children’s wear across a range of products.
London reports the World Economic Conference closing plenary where Ramsay MacDonald says adjournment is not due to defeat but to allow committees more time. He pledges to keep machinery in being, appoint an executive committee, chairmen and rapporteurs to finish work rapidly amid unemployment and financial pressures.
A Sydney market report notes quiet but steady trading amid sparse seller interest and firmer vibes from North American crop conditions. Bulk wheat trades formed around 36, with some deals near 6, storage charges to buyers after July 21, and little activity in bagged wheat as farmers and shippers largely abstained from business.
A fragmentary ad notes a Friday sale at Cansdel's with ten items waiting and a price list to view. Conedell's windows are mentioned as a watch point, signaling early Friday openings.
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