Willesion Posting Noted in Green Room Ledger
A fragment from the Green Room ledger records a note about Willesion posted by mail. Details are limited, but the entry confirms a postal action affecting Willesion in the referenced group.
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
1
Bodyline debate voiced by sports writer in Sunday Express
The Sunday Express sports writer reports Wyatt’s opinion on bodyline as one sided and questions its appeal. He recalls a batsman taking a blow to the head with a bat and jokes about dampening enthusiasm by biting the ball and breaking the jaw in four places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sunday Express
Wyatt
Betsman
Jock wrenched from Perrin Bros store in Lidcombe raid
Constable Crockett on rounds at Lidcombe spotted the Jock torn from Perrin Bros. store. Four bags of groceries and tobacco were found. He chased two men as they fled through a side door. He fired twice but only one man was arrested. the other escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Crockett
Lidcombe
Jock
Perrin Bros
Stoom
Grockett
Davis Cup Tie Sees Australians Edge French 3-1
In a tense Davis Cup match, Australia defeated France 3-1 as Crawford and Bernard led the comeback with strong serves and late volleys. Borotra and Crn battled, but Bernard and Quist secured key games, keeping France within reach before Australia closed out the fourth set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Ira
Bernard
Merlin
Boussus
Boro
Crm
Borotra
Crawn
Quist
Wi Borotra
France
Quetta Earthquake Threats Prompt Quarantine Measures
Reports from Quetta describe a massive earthquake aftermath with thousands of decomposing bodies causing a dangerous stench and the risk of an epidemic. Military authorities have barred entry to the stricken zone, which is cordoned by barbed wire and guarded by troops while a new city site is prepared nearby. Hundreds of tents shelter government officials and destitute residents as relief efforts proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Quetta
Rug entangles in buggy kill infant and injure guardians
A buggy ride ends tragically as a rug entangles in a wheel pulling Mrs Osborne and two children from the vehicle. The infant suffers a skull injury while the other passenger and guardian escape serious harm.
Nesbitt Obituary Town Clerk of Sydney
The death is announced of Mr. T. J. Nesbitt who served as Town Clerk of Sydney for two years and was aged 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
T. J. Nesbitt
Unknown man collapses on steamer from Sydney
A man whose identity is not established collapsed on the steamer Gwy dir as it left Sydney for Newrastle at midnight. He is believed to be a Newcastle resident who had visited Sydney for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Newrastle
Real Sins Duty of Church One Clergyman Criticises Another
In Sydney Rev J Horner of Mascot Congregational Church condemns church leaders who discuss trifles like face powder lipstick and smoking by women. He says such talk brings ridicule on the church while real sins like selfishness avarice injustice jealousy and bad temper go unchallenged and should be attacked from the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
J. Horner
Mascot Congregational Church
Unemployed Quarrel Leaves Woman With Skull Fracture
Elisabeth Brown, 33, was assaulted during a quarrel at Happy Valley unemployment camp at La Perouse in Sydney. She was admitted to hospital with a probable skull fracture after a stone strike. A man was later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Motclay
Happy Valley
la Perouse
Elisabeth Brown
Limousine Crash Injures Eight In Rose Bay
A limousine skidded on O Sullivan Road Rose Bay last night striking a tree and crashing through a fence before stopping at a house garden. The car was badly damaged and eight people were injured including 21 year old Carleton Kelly. All were admitted to hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mondo
O'Sullivan Road
Rose Bay
Carleton Kelly
T. H. Kelly
Man assaulted near Glebe leaves victim unconscious
Keith Mitchell, 27, was set upon by three men while walking home on Saturday night at Glebe. He was knocked to the ground, struck his head, and remained unconscious for about 12 hours before being taken to hospital. Police arrested a man and charged him with occasioning actual bodily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Glebe
Keith Mitchell
Inveresl Golf Club Draws Mark Weekend Play
The secretary and treasurers teams drew four matches apiece, with results: treasurer 1 secretary 1 president 0. One match remains between R Gray and A Tankard. a win by Gray gives treasurer the victory, otherwise an 8 holes back tiebreak. Saturday results list several individual wins and a separate 18 hole nett event won by C McFarland with nett 71. An exhibition cock o the walk match saw J V Gray defeat A Asher 4 3. Crossley meets Gray next. Grace Moore plays One Night of Love at The Liberty Sydney. Capitol Theatre events on Friday and midnight bar shows noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenaurer
R. Gray
F. Madigan
J. V. Gray
T. Hughes
A. Asher
E. McFarland
L. Cloonan
Nm, Middleton
J. Gray
W.W. J. Kinross
J. McLiveen
H. Simmons
K. Delbridge
R. Rorke
H. Bevan
H. Beveridge
C McFarland
C. McParland
H. G. CD. Cookson
Ta. W. HH. Crossley
W. Trim
Grace Moore
Liberty Theatre
Sydney
Capitol
Cabinet meeting outlines rise in factory numbers and NSW wages
The State Cabinet held an all day session with a large attendance. Mr Stevens reviewed finances after the Loan Council meeting and Parliament discussed the program. Sir Daniel Levy is likely to be re elected Speaker. Mr Stevens will travel to Queensland for about a month. Commonwealth statistics show a factory boom in 1933/34 with NSW factories rising from 373 to 7187 and employees from 138,515 to 151,061, with wages increasing to 164,441,000. NSW production also up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Stevens
Loan Council
Daniel Levy
Btevens
Queensland
Canberra
Commonwealth Statistician
Australia
New South Wales
N.B.W
Nsw
Woman Attacked Near Ramsgate Walkway
Mrs Constance Dellington of Ramsgate was assaulted on a footpath near her home when a man lurked from bushes, grabbed her throat, and tried to drag her toward a vacant allotment. Her screams frightened him away and she reached home in a state of collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Constance Dellington
Ramsgate
South Africa Dominates Glamorgan In High Scoring Test
In the P and C Conference cricket match South Africa and Glamorgan produced a prolonged partnership as Wade and Rowan added run-heavy innings. Wade scored 135 with eleven fours while Rowan reached 149 in a five hour stay. Umpiring debates over Nourse’s wicket ended with a dismissal on review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantamen
Glamorgan
Wade
Rowan
Nourse
Turnbull
South Africa
Dyson
Davies
Mitchell
Extension of School Age Seeks 16 Years
The conference adopted a resolution to raise the school age to 16. It urged limits on cricket classes for pupils and proposed an innings and 35 runs with a leader for each cluster. Total for three wickets was 327.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Parents and Cliigens
Northamptonshire
Weather forecast with showers and frosts across regions
The 24 hour forecast predicts cloudy to showery conditions in southern areas with thundery onset and inland frosts. Winds moderate and mainly west to south. Mr Mares notes current conditions favor more showers south of the Lachlan and into the south west slopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
South Coast
Mares
Lachlan
Tin price quoted at 48/1 for Monday trading
Tin price in today market action stands at 48 shillings and 1 pence per unit. Traders note cautious moves as supply concerns and demand forecasts influence the early week quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Australia’s Future Says Bishop Burgmann Urges Trade
In Canberra last night Bishop Burgmann of Goulburn urged Australia to pursue trade treaties and youth employment rather than armaments. He warned the world remains barbarian in politics and economics and called Australia a key Pacific nation should engage in reciprocal trade to aid the East and avoid fueling arms races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
St. Joseph's Church
Canberra
Goulburn
E. N. Burgmann
Australia
Pacific
Japan
Homebush Market Report Prices Lift for Sheep and Cattle
At Homebush today Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report 24 703 sheep and lambs in slightly improved condition. Wethers 24 7, ewes 10 10, hoggets 23 8, lambs 24 16. Cattle yarded 2158 mostly plain. prime up 10, bullocks to 10 15, cows 7, dealers 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Pitt, Son, and Badgery, Ltd
Homebush
England to Pick Test Team for June 15 South Africa Match
London reports England's Test squad selection for the June 15 clash with South Africa. Possible players include Wyatt as captain with Robins Peebles Mitchell Innes Suicliie Leyland Verity Bowes Hamad Ames Nichols and Smith or Derbyshire in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Wyatt
Robins
Peebles
Mitchen
Innes
Suicliie
Leyland
Verity
Bowes
Hamad
Ames
Nichols
Fissex
Smith
Derbyshire
Sussex Street Market Prices Recorded
Sussex Street Market Report lists today’s ruled prices for commodities including Wheat 9/21 per bushel, Potatoes Tasmanian 12/6 per cwt, Butter 6d per cwt, Cheese 9d to 10d per lb, Honey 2d to 4d per lb, Maize 4s 1d to 4s 2d per bushel, Onions 10s to 10s 6d per cwt, Millet 20d to 25d per cwt, Chat wheaten 39d to 63d per cwt, Lucern 29d to 63d, Hay 2s 6d to 6s per cwt, Wheat 32s to 3l 6d per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Sussex Street
Wintersport notes from the Convent School sports brief
The current activities report two hockey draws with Inverell Primary as the Convent School does not field a team this season. The football squad opened with a 9 all draw against the Convent team and later lost 6 to 6 to Gilgal with Ellicott, Bell scoring for Gilgal and Alf Hall for the home side. Next Friday the school faces District A, while coaching is sought. Other promising players include Mason Anderson Swan Harper and Turley. Attendance honors go to Class 4A with perfect weeks and Class 6 with 94 percent. Parents and Citizens meet tomorrow at 7 30 to discuss patron succession for the late Mr J F Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersport
Inverell Primary
Convent
Mason
Rex Hall
Noel
Gilgal
Rossel
Ellicott
Bell
Cilgal
Alf Hall
Harry Rheehan
Anderson
Swan
Harper
Turley
Miss Mitchell
Parents and Citizens' Association
J. F.@connor
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Gordon Britz
Hei
Jene i Alteratio
Nes
KS Cen
Mme Uyse
Ecomum
Byron Street
Inverell
Manchester
la Hood & Co
Inverfla
Bui
GMANN
Warsaw
Poland
T. H. Nesbitt
Inveresl
W. J. Crossley
Mr. Stevens
Burgmann
Homebush Markets
Market Report
Ross Hill School
Iirea
Cansdell
Larry
Harry
Ranné
Royal
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