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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
1
Vienna reports a grave revolutionary situation in Yugoslavia as discontent rises. Navy officers from Sparta were arrested and taken to Belgrade for court martial on charges of plotting against the government amid peasant price collapses.
TIN 24/3 Sydney notes unit tin price quoted today at 24/3.
Tom Walls, owner of the Derby winner April Fifth, says his total winnings, including half the stakes totaling £4500, are just under £10,000 though he is widely credited with £40,000. He notes the dam was sold for twenty guineas and later bought by Walls' partner for 270 juines. If April Fifth wins the Leger, Walls expects the colt to be worth £10,000 a year at stud for many years.
In Forbes and Parkes addresses Mr Lang vowed he would not accept a single plank of the Premier's plan and denounced opponents as blood-sucking shylocks. Mr Fenton defended small holders against the tag while warning against the Red element. In Sydney Mr Dunningham promised to probe unemployed claims of political use by Lang supporters. Former secretary Gosling urged action if Lang wins, including Mortgage Bill moves and Piddington reinstatement, as Gunder pledges to resign to let Lang run the federal arena.
In Hobart on Friday the Labor party’s no confidence motion against the McPhee Government over retrenchment and higher taxes was defeated. The government proposed drastic taxation, including a wages tax of 4d per £ up to £6 weekly, 6d up to £10, 9d per £ up to £28 17s, and 1s per £ in excess.
In the House of Commons Dominions Secretary J H Thomas told Mander there had been no Ottawa preliminary discussions with Ireland. He said the Free State would not attend Ottawa without Canada inviting them, and he could not predict Ireland’s role at the conference.
Mr Lat ham condemned the idea of disarmament while nations must reveal ultimate armament strength. The Irish Empire League luncheon was presided over by Lord Stradbroke, highlighting tension between transparency and security among states.
Sus sex street prices listed for bulk wheat bagged and loose, Tasmanian potatoes, butter, cheese, honey, molasses, oats, chaff wheaten, lucerne hay, and wheat. Several items show price ranges from 1/6 to 4/7 per unit with variations for different packaging and quality. The note records fluctuating market values observed on a Friday in Sydney.
Forecast says fine in the northwest and far west for the next day with cloudy unsettled conditions elsewhere and more rain. Winds shift from west to southwest. temperatures fall as a cooler, drier air moves eastward, bringing stronger winds and a chill.
Cecil George Barr, 19, stood trial at Centra Criminal Court for the April 19 killing of Samuel McCulene at Calderwood near Kurri Kurri. The defence claimed accidental death during a struggle over a gun. Barr was found not guilty.
The City Coroner recorded a verdict of murder in connection with the death of a decapitated infant found on the rocks near Lavender Bay. The identifying details of the alleged perpetrator or perpetrators remain unknown as the inquiry continues.
In the second reading debate Mr De Valera argued that a joint approach with Ottawa and British representatives would show allied States that they share a common fight for shared principles. The motion was carried by 1 vote to 8.
The first Anniversary lottery drawn today awards £9000 to ticket Aoa3e held by Investigate Burial vate. W. M. Duke of Castlereagh Street Sydney claims £4000 for No. 93004 by W. J. Gilroy of 78 Clarence Avenue Sandringham Sydney. A fifth syndicate entry wins £760 with No 5363% "Lucky Three" and more prizes listed for other holders across Sydney areas.
It was announced this morning that the wage dispute involving workmen at Wreera's Dem near Cowra has been settled, ending industrial action and restoring operations at the dam project.
The wheat market showed quiet activity with buyers absent and little business. Prices ranged from nominal for bulk wheat to low bagged rates, while overseas markets in London and Liverpool drifted. Chicago and Winnipeg moved lower on well street and favorable U S weather signals.
United States officials disclosed that a Lausanne conference may adjourn to London to discuss a world economic conference. The U S has repeatedly refused Lausanne arguing it centers on reparations. Britain and the United States favor a London meeting while the government would attend any such conference if arranged.
Lady Kingsford-Smith expressed pride when informed of Charles Kingsford-Smith's knighthood. His mother said she is deeply proud and thought public talk of the honour would blow over.
A Greek wedding in Sydney drew a large local crowd as Eamios Psaros and Antile Paros wed at St Augustine's Church of England with Archimanretty Theofilaktos officiating. The bride wore white satin with pink train, attended by Mrs James Phacheas and Mrs Psaros. The groom, Nicholas Samios, and guests enjoyed a lavish reception at the Phoenix Chambers. The couple plan to reside in Garah after their honeymoon, with the groom in business there.
A Wednesday night meeting of the Returned Soldiers League Soverell branch was chaired by Vice President Mr C Holloway. Attendees discussed purchasing a £2 rug for Furlough House, arranging a Special State congress to consider pension reductions, and continuing monthly meetings by postcard reminders. Delegates for Inverell and plans for a soldier settlers conference on June 25 were set, with actions due by June 18.
The general view is Maurice O Hara will not be hanged for Victor Chaffey murder. A legal authority notes no age limit to hanging, yet no one under twenty one has been hanged in this State in the last forty years.
Berlin reports Von Papen has completed a cabinet meeting and aims to outline a policy next Tuesday without seeking a confidence vote. Hindenburg’s approval is expected, while stories say some ministers may join under the Hitler regime. Von Neurath is favored for ties to Mussolini from Rome days.
Beneficial rain moved through the district in the early hours, bringing soaking showers and about half an inch near many centers by 9 am. Registrations or readings were reported for Armidale, Ashford, Bingara, Boggabilla, Bonshaw, Boom, Bunburra, Deepwater, Delungra, Emmaville, Garah, Glen Innes, Graverend, Toverell, Miyle, Mogil, Moree, Mungindi, Nurmori, Pallamalawa, Tamworth, Tenterfield, Walgett, Warialda, Wee Waa, Yetman with varied amounts.
Government efforts are projected to place about 4,000 people in direct employment. By now estimates show roughly 15,000 idle workers have been provided with jobs through these relief measures.
A chief Victorian Inspector of Secondary Schools states the first record of examinations dates to 1155 B C in China for entry into public service. He notes Bologna held the first university exam in 1219 A D and England introduced exams in 1591.
Taverell Scarlet Runners host a grand dance on Monday June 6 to honor visitors from Tenthill Emmaville Guyra Tingha and Ollgat. A tasty supper will be served, Miss Harding's Orchestra will play, and free buses will transport guests to the hall.
A motivational aside urges readers to press on with life and work. The piece shifts to a sales list from Canswell offering doom chasers 4 Ply Fingering Wools in multiple colors, old skein sizes, and a range of fabrics including Australian tweeds, Viyella patterns, Doctor and Physician Dress Flannel, plus various quilts, blankets, and satin-centered Kapok and Woola down items with prices peppered in.
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