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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
1
In Sydney the Industrial Commission fixed the standard NSW working week at 44 hours. Justice Browne, chairman, said it would take time to issue a full statement but the decision should not be delayed. He noted special industry demands could be considered under Section 22.
Mr A C Willis addresses the Bulli Electorate Council and declares he will carry on the fight for rank and file control. He accuses opponents of funding sources and says he has assurances from Sydney trades officials that they will back his plan to clean up the movement.
Melbourne Monday Mr Stevens states there will be a reduction in the unemployment relief tax in NSW though he does not indicate the amount. It is understood some ministers favor twenty five percent.
Former chairman A W Scott seeks compensation after his five year term with the Meat Industry Board was said to be terminated early. He appeared before Mr Justice Davieson claiming wrongful dismissal and loss of fees following government action. The case cites an appointment from August 1 1931 lasting one year and ten months.
The state governments relief scheme of work instead of do has now been accepted by about one hundred equal vis and shires.
Tomorrow at Inverell Golf Club the president's team meets the secretary's in the second round of teams' matches. A large list of players from both sides is noted along with a 1 75 sharp bus departure from the Imperial Hotel. An additional stroke event is planned for non participants in the beams' mate, with a draw on the course.
The Sydney tin market shows price movement as trading activity picks up on Friday. Unclear quotation details and figures due to fragmented text.
London report notes the Mollisons intend to move the aircraft Seaferer to the country for repairs and preflight checks. Trev hopes to attempt another Trans-Atlantic flight, pursuing duty and endurance in high altitude endeavour.
The Reich announces a general moratorium on payments under the Dawes and Young plans. President of the Reichsbank, Dr Behacht, stressed the suspension as Germany faces economic strain and seeks relief until July 1. The move impacts creditors and international creditors.
A Channel collision near London endangered 276 passengers aboard a vessel. Debris, engine trouble, and a foamy rush caused fear among travelers as crew attended injuries and prepared drills. No official casualty count given, but evacuations and emergency response followed.
Sydney Prilay and Thoent lead a training effort under a featured scheme that has placed about 990 men in employment within roughly a year. The plan, backed by the committee, aims to create an independent training farm to sustain ongoing job placements.
The first of a series of winter rink tournaments begins Saturday at 2 pm with three bowls and eight leads. A win earns two points, a draw one, and the final will be played to determine the winner. The draw lists five rinks and multiple players across rounds.
Madrid thursday reports the government resigns after a clash between President Zemora and Premier Arana. Zemora says he must consult Republicans about ministerial changes, while Arana sees this as a loss of confidence amid a religious order controversy and a recent ministerial embarrassment.
Sydney Friday Walter Dean 30 suffered dreadful head injuries when his car skidded on a wet Redfern road and crashed through the windscreen. He was admitted to hospital in a grave condition.
The death is announced of Mr Arthur Smith Hicks, known as A K Hicks, editor and proprietor of the Scone Advocate, aged 66. He was among the oldest Country Press Association members, a directing and under secretary figure in the Revention Department, and a former inspector of schools at Armidale.
A historical ad-like note highlights Woods’ peppermint cure claimed to ease children's hacking coughs. The product appears marketed as a soothing remedy with emphasis on pediatric relief and parent trust in home remedies of the era.
The wheat market shows no activity as buyers withdraw and sellers resist, with July and August shipments offered at 92 to 2103 pence per bushel and no bids. Overseas cables from London mark the market as weak with little inquiry, while Australian wheat for July and August shipments trades around 229 and 2103 pence per bushel.
Sydney reports an elderly pensioner, Mrs Mary Ann, died after a motor bus collision at North Bondi. The incident occurred on a Friday as she was struck while crossing or near the bus, with authorities noting the crash and investigation into the cause.
Spada, arrested May 29, is jailed for two years and fined 1000 francs for illegal possession of firearms found in his mother’s house. The weapons, mainly army revolvers and rifles stolen from Gerdarmes, were seized during the attempt to arrest him. He faces trial in November for fourteen alleged murders and attempted murders spanning 11 years of banditry. He evaded authorities, taking refuge in mountain fortresses.
In Athens a warrant is issued for John Poichronopoulos head of the detective force on charges tied to the attempted assassination of former Premier Venizelos. A chauffeur Madame Venzelos and guard were wounded. Venizelos survived. Other warrants pending related to the case.
The Alsatian Defence Sydney league decided to appoint a representative to probe alleged attacks on humans. Mr D Meare, former president of the Association, says in 39 years there has been only one authenticated case of an Alsatian attacking a human, noted when a torturer attempted to fax bones from a dead body.
Australia will use Crawford and McGrath in both singles and doubles for the Davis Cup tie with South Africa. The team faces a tight draw with matches on Saturday and Monday as selectors weigh Turnbull and Quist for singles. In other Davis Cup action, Britain meets Italy at Eastbourne and Czechoslovakia eliminates Greece in Prague.
Dr Bradfield says the harbor bridge can reach its opening efficiency in two years with proper attention. He notes that in $00 years it would likely achieve the same level of performance.
Jersey cow test at Hawkesbury Agricultural College shows producers achieving fat content near 2408 and milk yield around 213 days. Local dairy judges note strong milk production and quality indicators for potential breeding decisions.
The General Commission of the Disarmament Conference accepted the British draft as a basis for a future disarmament treaty. The decision leads toward further talks with aims set for July 1.
Dr Leonard L Snow denounces Inverell council for refusing a water connection from the Campbell street main and routing under the lane to Campbell street property. He notes several similar connections exist and cites a Jamup manager supporting an olive wire lane approach. He also mentions no formal service application was filed for the Campbell street property.
Cloudy conditions with further showers on the coast and highland slopes. Moderate to heavy rainfall in parts of the marine and central coast regions. Elsewhere fine. Winds variable, mainly southwest, diminishing toward morning.
The third state lottery draw on the day lists first prize number 7033 for Try Again Swateat H. Bo Swan Wave Street Thirroul. Second prize 1257 for H and L Sindicate L. J. Hearn 54 Young St Sydney. Also mentions It s Wanted syndicate Miss Una Martin Pasadena Fints. Fourth prize 10927 Mrs M Wiel 51 Trafmigar Street Nort Belmore.
Market prices listed for wheat and bagged goods on Busner Street include wheat at 22 and 33 for bags, potatoes Tasmanian 6 to 7, Vic tory 6, eggs new laid 17 per case 13, butter 139.2, cheese Eid, honey 3d to aid, maize 4/3, onions F to 6, wheaten 36 to 46, lucerne 46 to 66, lucerne 29 to 6d, and other items with varied quotations.
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