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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
1
The Joint Committee of Convocation reports on marriage law and divorce. It warns against easy divorces and calls for cautious secular reform. It notes concerns over premarital and sex related issues and condemns expanding grounds for annulment. It stresses limiting second marriages and preserving church blessing.
Sydney detectives claim to have broken a long running theft case involving platinum valued around 200 pounds. The metal was stored in a workshop used to fabricate signaling parts and was traced to a suspect last night after a detailed inquiry.
Fragmented notes report Phyaday M. Pelvis stating parties in flux as 16 ministers considered cabinet creation. The Eoeiallits and Radicals reportedly promised a deal, but only after Radicals Herriott and Det Dois declined to attempt cabinet formation.
The Southern Regatta saw multiple yacht accidents including the Friyeayoure and the Endeavour. The Agra sank after a rescue attempt and the Yankee led the field before being forced to withdraw amid chaotic conditions.
Mutilated body discovered near Panmure raises homicide questions amid a report of a boy seeing a woman’s clothing in the Turak River weeks earlier. Police indicated no lead yet on identity or motive as investigators search the scene.
Report from a wool conference noting German purchases in Berlin and debates on barter as a wartime economic method. Hart explains the wool control system while denying Germany should sever ties with global trade. Fale of the British Wool Federation promotes spreading Australian wool over months.
An injured 31 year old woman, Mrs Herbert, died following a night vehicle crash when a lorry struck the windscreen and caused severe injuries. Police and witnesses report the incident occurred near a roadside junction with multiple persons injured. investigations underway.
The official said the government will not repeal the act, preserving promises and protections for soldiers. Neither the Cabinet nor opposition parties favored repeal, maintaining the act's current terms.
The minister outlines an important statement on youth education programs, aiming to extend library systems across New South Wales and bolster general literacy. He notes intended reforms to welfare, schooling, and youth programs, stressing broader access and improved training to curb idle youth.
Government plans to close the prison afforestation camps in New South Wales. About 200 prisoners were held in these camps, which proved commercially unsuccessful and deemed unsuitable for profitable work.
Sydney police report the Marrickville Commonwealth Bank manager Richard Percy Breen was found with head injuries and scalp wounds. The death appears linked to self harm after a fall and stab wounds earlier. investigations continue.
In Sydney the wheat market showed very quiet trading with buyers apathetic and holders reluctant to sell. Prices drifted with small parcels reported at around 2/21 and 3.3 to 3.4 shillings per bushel, while Western Australian cargoes offered at £1 per quarter and New South Wales loads at 6s to 6s 3d, reflecting weak demand and uncertain shipments.
Sydney traders report at Homebush today 4 343 sheep and lambs sold with lambs cheaper though prime stock steady. Wethers to 22 7d, ewes to 19 10d, cattle 3960 head yarded with calves improving, beef prices firm. vealers about £1 30s, cows to £6 1s 14d.
Report notes a federal grant proposal aimed at assisting quake victims in Quetta. Officials discuss aiding the area after a major tremor and the need for disaster relief funding.
Thousands of refugees are destitute as a city lies in ruin with no living soul in control. Military orders and chaotic displacement leave residents seeking aid and safety amid ongoing upheaval.
Queensland resident Robert Pattiny was found dead in the Botanic Gardens after reportedly delivering a feature. Authorities say he had been in ill health for some time and the circumstances are under investigation by the Department of Agriculture.
In Sydney on Friday District Base Commandant Brigadier General Hardie appeals to employers to allow volunteers to join the corps. He urges employers not to fear loss of workers as volunteers would not abandon their jobs for camps.
Albert Clarke died after slipping while opening a room door at Toots Brewery, tumbling roughly twenty feet to a concrete yard. His companion Tailor collapsed and required ambulance treatment.
Friday at Botany premises of Py Wi Hughes Richard Madden 43 amputated hand by a blowing machine while John Nell 18 suffered severe finger injury his hand drawn into a circular saw at Near End Cold Storage Co. likely four fingers must be amputated.
Reports indicate light rain in Western regions with Blair and surrounding areas receiving scattered showers. Weather observers cite limited activity today, with a expectation of more rain likely in the next day or two, especially on western slopes.
The Australian Davis Cup team faces a financial hurdle as German authorities weigh currency restrictions affecting this week's Paris tie. Officials warn the outcome may influence the June 1 date and the team’s ability to travel and compete.
Unclear match notes from Prague describe a Davis Cup round with players named Odake Yamasishi and Meum, implying a loss for Nignimurs. The fragment mentions a score style like 6 4 8 7 and 0 3 but lacks complete details for a full recap.
Local election notes show Shires members debating roles and selecting party committee members. The conference participants include Sydney and Lever Shire figures, with Mr We Ht Wileon mentioned in connection to the process.
The Inverell Golf Club announces a Saturday teams match with a list of participants led by Porland, Madigan, Hughes, Middleton, and Hinton among others. The event will include a draw, with certain players noted as not participating, and a course-based qualifying round to determine starts.
In Sydney the Hin team led by Pridu surged to a 4B score as the second unit performed strongly. The report notes a decisive shift in momentum during the middle period and highlights key plays by Hin.
Price readings for wheat potatoes cheese and fodder items are listed with various shillings and pence. Wheat bulk and Tasmanian potatoes show fluctuating rates while dairy items and lucerne fodder contain multiple value figures.
Forecast warns of rain and showers spreading over central and eastern districts with thunder. Affects slopes with improving but unsettled weather across the Southern Alps and western districts, with strong northwest winds and a turn to colder, squally conditions.
Sydney residents learn the 271st lottery produced seven winners. First prize goes to George Graham of Guerte, second prize to number 94007 associated with Gy Marker of Campele, third prize to Rae Jack of Porcher Street Ram in, and fourth prize to Jyn dicates J Williams of Van Wond Street Granville. Lottery No 97a will be drawn next Tuesday.
Over 300 entries are listed for the Inverett Poultry Show with birds from regions including Warinida and Armidale Genines set for judging. The adjudicator Mr Brauer of Tenlerild oversees the judging as a celebration dinner and social follows the verdicts.
Frederick Gardiner was electrocuted this morning while working on an electric standard at Carlton. Police believe a 240 volt shock entered his body during the accident.
In Sydney on Friday Albert Wison a laborer was charged with having a bludgeon in connection with an assault on an unknown person The magistrate noted the weapon was one of the most murderous objects he had seen and said a single head blow could kill a man or render him permanently unconscious.
A Rome newspaper accused Abyainia of instigating war by provoking Britain and pushing Abyainia into attacking Italy amid Axis tensions. The piece framed Britain as the target of Abyainian aggression and linked it to wartime events in the East.
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