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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
1
A Sunbeam sedan owned by Mr Mollraith skidded in sand nine miles from Warialda while en route to Glen Innes. It crashed into an embankment. the right front mudguard bonnet and running board suffered damage. Two young ladies were in the car but unhurt apart from a shake. The vehicle was towed to town by Mr Vic Gaukroger.
Miss Joyce Boyle aged 17 was attacked in her Edgecliff home during an evening meal. A man threatened her with a bottle and fled after she cried for help. Police searched the district but the assailant was not found.
The third round draw for the L.G.A. and Monthly Medal at Inverell Golf Club lists matches from First Tee and Tenth Tee. First Tee fixtures include Mrs Prever versus Mitt McParland, Mrs Singleton versus Mrs Brown, Miss Towner versus Miss Cloonan, and Miss Brown versus Miss Veron. Tenth Tee matches feature Mrs Robertson versus Miss Burge, Miss E Burge versus Miss Northcott, and Mrs Snowy versus Miss Handley with Mrs Seal against Miss Campbell.
The event for next Saturday is an 18 hole Canadian foursome for men. Entries must be made in pairs before Friday morning, and the draw will appear in Friday's Times. The Laker and Wille are on the course at 2 o'clock Saturday.
The decapitated body of an unknown man was found beside the railway line about a quarter of a mile from Dulwich Hill station in fog. It is thought the man was run down by a train.
Newcastle reports a postmortem on Betty Cloutt conducted by Dr. Leslie, government medical officer, today. The inquiry found the child died from exposure near Belmont yesterday, indicating death by exposure as the cause.
Sydney market prices list today from Sussex Street with figures for bulk wheat butter cheese honey and various produce. Readings include Tasmanian potatoes oats hay lucerne and wheaten priced in shillings and pence per bag or measure.
Sydney forecast notes temporary fine conditions in eastern areas with mist and fog but generally cloudy and unsettled overall. Rain expected in western areas spreading across the state with good falls in southern and central districts. Northerly winds primarily fresh and squally in western and northern districts.
The trial of Maurice George O Hara charged with the murder of Albert Victor Chaffey at Lilyvale near Glen Innes was postponed until tomorrow due to several Crown witnesses' absence.
Races at Victoria Park today feature several results with Mountain Rose and Gendi Lad in Novice Plate division. Odds cited include 6 to 4 and 7 to 1 across multiple events with favorites such as My Pacolet and Treasure in Handicap and Flying Handicap races. Scratches noted include Woedwake, Promazone, and Nellie Grey among others.
The Disarmarist Conference committee in Geneva passed a resolution demanding the abolition of all biological weapons and incendiaries, except those for defense against fureraid.
The university quoted a price of 24 2 for Lin today.
London Wednesday Captain Eden Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs replying to questions in the House of Commons said he understood that all other governments agreed in principle on due amounts suspended under the Hoover plan with the United States government. Discrepancies are viewed as under consideration.
In dense fog this morning two ferry boats collided in the harbour. No injuries were reported, but passengers were warned of danger. Both vessels suffered considerable damage.
Melbourne report from Wednesday notes Mr W M Hughes MP leaving for London predicting an overwhelming Lang Party defeat. He says Mrs Lang can expect little help from Federal Labor supporters. Minister Weaver cites bank scandals and bread contracts as signs of Lang Government’s wrecked credit.
The wheat market showed quiet activity with local values unchanged. Early trading saw bulk wheat at 95 1/4 for prompt delivery, while sellers held firm at 95 1/4 to 95 3/4. Australian supplies declined but gains were minimal as European demand looms. The Liverpool market was flat and Chicago closed for a holiday.
The poll for the extraordinary election of one director to the Inverell Pastures Protection Board was declared this morning. A F McLean of Pevediac Elmore topped the poll with 127 votes, followed by Wood G Gee of Morelma Minot Fussell close second with 18, other candidates Messrs St Kelton Ottley Gaman and John Hawkins of Tingha each securing 67 and 61 votes. 36 informal ballots. Total votes polled were 400, about MM of those eligible.
At Byron street the Kewpie Stadium marquee covers seating to shield the main fixture from weather. Patrons will witness the Billy McAlister versus Darkle Brandon contest next Saturday in comfort. Supporting bouts feature Harry McLean versus Len Lennon and others from Inverell Tamworth Warinda and North Coast handlers.
A wedding solemnized at the Church of the Sacred Heart Tavereil this morning by Rev Dean OMe. The couple is William Pearce Cucties and Miss Ma bel Murphy Dick with attendants Mary and Ada Reegis. The bride wore ivory georgette with orange blossoms and carried an Arum bouquet. bridesmaids wore shell-like georgette with pink and blue tulle. The wedding party included flower girl Hetty Castles and best man Mr Wharlow. The couple will make their home in Wales.
Three men working on the Main Street of Wedder-Surn unearthed a five ounce nugget of gold. A nearby party also reported gold in the same area and intends to verify the find.
Sydney reports Mr. E Eastment, president of the Master Builders Association, stated last night the association knows of £3,000,000 worth of buildings that could be started immediately if government stability returned, as the power issue was resolved.
The Privy Council has upheld the Australian courts in a case on the Legislative Council reform. Leaders like Mr Boyce and Mr Lang defend the decision as proving the constitution’s checks, while critics call for a referendum and electors’ approval before a bill gains royal assent. The ruling clarifies that amendments require referendum backing and parliamentary passage.
In April there was a decrease in savings bank deposits across Australia by about 52,000. The North West decree held CPT 000 while Victoria and Tasmania showed an increase.
The passage urges pushing on despite fear and doubt, then introduces a sales pitch for Canedells gloomchasers and fabric items. It mentions 4M y Flowering Wools in various shades, All Wool Australian Tweeds, Viyella suiting patterns, Kapok Quilts with satin panels, and white goods with listed prices and sizes.
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