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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
1
Fragmented text reports grain or meat price shifts and crop losses across North America. Mentions Minnesota and Dakota states with references to cattle, prices, and possible livestock slaughter to relieve shortages. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Report from Friday identifies Alan Campbell as the 18 year old killed when a vehicle struck a plow near Priney’s Light Way in Sydney. Authorities say bled heart injuries were sustained, with investigators reviewing the crash details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an appeal regarding a secession bill to the Imperial Parliament. It mentions the West Australian Legislative Council and refer to delegation, time, and shares in a vague colonial context without clear dates or participants.
Australian Labor Party tally in New South Wales politics shows Mr Scullia rising as a hopeful figure amid uncertain results. Local observers note speculative shifts in support for the party and possible impacts on policy positions.
A fragment describes public health concerns among Aboriginal communities and white settlers, noting venereal disease, medical oversight, and protective figures like a resident medical officer and magistrate. The piece mentions female Aboriginal residents and the influence of colonial administration on health responses.
W M Hughes described a dire scene at a gathering in bydayne where about 600 attendees faced poverty, reliant on charity as wheat prices fell to 110. He highlighted bankrupt farmers who had borrowed against rising costs, urging action while critiquing industrial service layoffs.
A distressed report notes five newborns in Toronto hospitalized after birth at Weewell hospital remain under incubator care after 90 hours. Nurses and neighbors supply milk for tube feeding as doctors monitor their condition.
The article notes illegal fees related to meat inspection and government consideration of increasing inspection charges. It mentions actions by authorities and potential reforms to streamline the process, with indications of governmental response and enforcement challenges.
Australians and Surrey battled through a record innings as McCabe and Holmes crafted a big partnership. McCabe reached a 100 and Holmes pushed for a double century while Wall and Braddon contributed, setting a towering total that left Surrey chasing a daunting score.
Laurice Oliver Maton was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the murder of his son. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty on those grounds. Extraordinary scenes followed with onlookers cheering as Molloy was offered detention at the Governor's pleasure.
Friday prices listed in Sussex Street Sydney show wheat at 2102, potatoes around 3 6 to 7/ per cwt, cheese and honey figures noted, meat and bakery items varying. Readable items include butter, cheese, hay, lucerne, and other staples with sporadic values.
A fire at Coonamble Racecourse yesterday morning destroyed the stand and tearooms. The Stand valued around £1000 was damaged, the Organiser’s Letalisator about £300 was ruined, and the cause is currently unknown.
The report notes a steady Wheat market in Sydney and London with minimal offerings. Prices for bulk and bagged wheat eased slightly as overseas buyers showed demand, while Western Australia and Victorian cargoes moved in market activity, with shipments into July and June facing mixed dealer interest.
A man was wounded near the heart in a Randwick area incident. A woman was arrested and charged with assault related to the event. Police reported the altercation involved a store and required medical attention.
The hearing before the Privy Council over U upper house reform faced a rebuke to Piddington by the Attorney General of Canada and other counsel. Mr Puddington for the petitioner argued the powers implied in the Acts while government representatives stressed reform impediments. The discussion paused as Lord Austinell addressed the bench, promising no further delay and urging prompt counsel.
Fragmentary weather note describes showers across regions with scattered activity. Mentions southeast quarter and northern areas with winds increasing from the south and potential squalls.
A Darwin informant reported a plane crash near the western border with injuries to several people including Cornell Fenton and De Woolnough. Rescue crews at Vieloris River Downs searched the area while Dr Pett ton arrived uninjured to provide a statement about the crash location and condition of survivors.
Australia posted 289 for seven with Pomrford on 125 and a record Op Shing stand. Surrey bowlers and fielding troubled the visitors as Grimmett and Bramley claimed key wickets. Australia 238 all out in the first innings with Bradman and Squires contributing. Gover and Holmes led the England attack in reply with several early wickets.
In a long two hour match Crawford defeats Boum to advance to the semifinals. Henta and other results show high drama as players from Stanford and Germany contest the women’s singles with Jacobs and Scriven among top contenders.
The Mistra Staves won the North American Zone by defeating the Mexican doubles team Taya and Mestre 0 4 0 4 in the Davis Cup. Lott and Stantison contributed to the American victory in Baltimore on Thursday.
Friday in Kempsey a theatre manager was killed when a vehicle capsized, injuring his companion Miss Glyny Walsh who staggered 300 yards seeking help. Telegraph pol John George Murdock also affected by the incident.
The Friday drawing in Sydney Manly announced first prize No 41006 Phoenix syndicate members listed. Second prize No 54100 Upoko Arik syndicate H-Bishird D. Landon Ho fel Ardiethsa. Fourth prize No 3a RA Lind iex PO Tojvenhorm NSW. The state lottery draws scheduled for Friday net.
Sydney reports a pact between UAP and UCP following a central council resolution. The deal aims to refrain from contests in key seats, support joint nominations for the Senate, and secure preferences exchange while addressing major policy aims and electoral council adherence. The move responds to government dynamics and seeks stable reform in the region.
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