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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1933
Page
1
Sydney report notes Mr. C. A. Morgan's expulsion from the ALP after supporting WLS in the Bulli by election. He dismisses worry, calls the party machine feuding social Fascists and discusses unemployment relief funds of seven million pounds.
In No 1 Jury Court today Judge Davidson granted Augustus Wright Scott former chairman of the Metropolitan Meat Industry Board seven thousand pounds in compensation from the South West Government for the termination of his services. The judge noted Scott was 49 and, considering other factors, felt he was entitled to the amount.
The 144th State Lottery results list First prize number 99 920 with Rangoon Eviniaih BH as winner. Second prize Lone Shot Syndi etc. Third prize 3 076 Luely's Syndicate led by J Lawrence. Fourth prize 5307 Ai and Fao Senslente.
The Daily Heralds Brisbane correspondent reiterates allegations of mistreatment of Aborigines in Northern Territory. It claims the Commonwealth's law allows a £2 fee for hunting Aborigines, who are then controlled at pistol point and kept as virtual slaves.
The round the world flyer Mattern arrived in Khabarovsk on Sunday with officials noting the arrival in the remote Far East city. The event highlights Mattern's global flight route and contributes to international aviation history.
The Uni reported May 31 unemployment in Berlin at five million, down one million from this year. The figure reflects ongoing jobless trends amid economic reporting in Sunday editions.
The Loan Council decision allows the State Cabinet to spend between £4,000,000 and £7,000,000 on unemployment relief works in the coming financial year.
Arthur Beneke aged 19 died at RoechilL Mt Russell from a pea rifle bullet to the temple. He died two hours after being found on the verandah by his father. The family was alone at home as his mother and others had gone to Delungra for a tennis match. The coroner’s inquiry is scheduled for Friday.
Police officers found a parcel containing silver worth £300 on board the Lar Nella after arrival from New Zealand. The silver is believed to have been placed on the ship to facilitate smuggling in exchange in Sydney. It will be returned to New Zealand.
Oversee tennis expert in London predicts the Australian team will use their stronger weapons and stamina to defeat Seth and Nuni, who may have a troubling introduction to grass play, in a doubtful result.
Aolan, sought on an arrest warrant issued in South Australia three years ago for alleged embezzlement of taxation money, was arrested last night in Pitt Street City. Detective Curtis of Adelaide, visiting Sydney for another case, effected the armel, as reports allege.
An editorial urges Labor party supporters in Taverels to enroll on the municipal roll for full citizenship. It warns that delays in rolls hinder votes and calls for active participation to secure improved water, baths, town beautification, and preserved landscapes under local government.
Work on the Nepean Dam will recommence this week at the cost estimated around £1,100. Wages to be distributed among workers total about £200. The report notes the restart in Sydney with emphasis on cost and labor.
Monday tin price in Sydney stands at eight pounds eight shillings per unit. Cre.
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In Sydney on Monday, E. Wilson was severely burned when filling his motor at a garage near Liverpool. He tried to remove his coat but suffered serious burns to his hands and legs while his face was scorched.
Clashes between Catholics and Nazis in Munich led to the cancellation of a Catholic Congress with about 200000 delegates. Archbishop canceled further events and urged delegates to return home as police blamed uniforms resembling Nazi attire for the unrest. Von Papen cancelled Munich engagements and moved to Obersalzburg for talks with Hitler.
Mrs Emily Gaverney was found on a bush verandah at Pee Dee thirty miles from Kempsey with a bullet wound in her chest. She says no one else fired the shot but did not explain how the incident occurred. A .22 rifle lay nearby as she was taken to Kempsey Hospital in an improvised ambulance. The patient has been ill for some time and is in a critical condition.
A Corrimal man named Wood was badly wounded when his rifle exploded while returning to his prospecting claim at Yaiwai. The burst pierced his chest and shattered about four inches of bore. He crawled several miles over rough ground to reach a farmhouse for help.
Death announced for Mr M J Buzzacott M L C aged 67 a longtime member of the Upper House for over 30 years.
Mount Everest leader Hugh Ruttledge reports the party endured dangerous climbs due to snow on slabs and rock. Smythe, pursuing Norton route, reached near the same point as Hurris and Wager before returning to Camp Six, then Camp Four, with Shipton retreating. Several climbers suffered mild frost bite or heart dilation but all are at base camp awaiting further orders.
Herbert Edward Wives, 40, of Kiama, was severely injured Saturday night when found on a pavement with a torn scalp and a compound fracture of the femur. It is believed he rode on a motor lorry’s running board and tried to jump to the pavement as the vehicle moved.
Mr George Ryan plans a daily passage service from Inverell to Glen Tens within days. The Inverell Fruit Mart near the Imperial Hotel is the local reference point for the service rollout.
During a Lidcombe ceremony Lang rebuked those who did not rise for Advance Australia Fair. He urged, as good Australians, to love their country and pay tribute when the national anthem plays.
Yesterday marked the anniversary of Stevens Government’s election victory with a large majority. Unemployment has fallen 35 percent and relief rolls reduced by 50 percent. Overseas and local expenditures have been cut by 1 million pounds yearly.
The twenty four hour outlook shows cloud and scattered showers in southern border districts and southern slopes, mostly fine elsewhere. Isolated coastal showers and morning fogs in eastern areas, frosts on table lands, variable winds.
L Barns won with 66 points in a joint event at Unesterthig. A Fiel and JonA scored high but short of the winner. The four-bowl relay and uniform machines drew praise for orderly conduct. The club plans a hill climb for the Asher Cup on Sunday.
Thomas Alfred MrDonald 39 was fined £7 to £14 days in jail at the central Court for using a Bourke Street place for betting. Sergt. Ham found slips showing 19 bets from 2 to 7 shillings among the defendant’s items.
Melbourne Monday report of a Royal Commission on petrol price policy shows Hugh Hamilton of Vacuum Oil says there is no agreement or understanding among major oil companies on selling prices.
Burren street bulk wheat 321, potatoes Tasmanian 6 to 76, oysters? tasmanian prices listed. Eggs new laid 17, butter 137 2, cheese bid, maize 43 to 44, oats 21 to 29, onions 5 to 6, chef wheaten 34 to 40, lucerne 4 6 to 2, hay 4 to 4, lucerne 2/0 to 0.03, wheat 2 to 0.
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