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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
1
In Sydney on Monday Rev. NC Goss of Croydon Congregational Church condemned church policy of do the best in the circumstances. He said churches have avoided social issues like poverty and war by promises of future happiness and urged action to awaken fellow feeling and mutual responsibility.
Federal Ministers plan to wait for developments during the upcoming Parliamentary session before setting the rate for the election. The statement reflects anticipated deliberations and timing as political parties prepare for the ballot.
The ALI conference in Adelaide agreed to remove all expulsions as a first step toward Labour unity, signaling a move to reconcile factions. The gathering included delegates aiming to heal rifts and present a united front in future campaigns.
The Council of the Miners' Federation adopts a proposal for a one day strike on the day the Divisions Organisations Bill is introduced in the State Parliament.
Two young men were critically injured in a collision with a car on Shinvebush Street. Clarence Charles Barton and Leste Thomas Maesic suffered skull fractures and were transported to a local hospital in serious condition.
The report lists scattered singles and team match results with players like Simms Hansen OReilly Smith and Meabitt sweeping opponents. Dibley Bushiee Commas and Warner beat Swan Brooks and Brown in a noisy day of bowls with weather dampening conditions.
The Health Minister Mr Weaver denounces teachers for opposing school milk programs claiming it harms curriculum and urges overcoming hurdles to aid child welfare. He argues milk fosters growth and quality buys save money with Cansdell's advertised service.
Mr. Ogilvie, leader of the Tasmanian Labor Party, will this week form a government. He says Labor’s victory will shift the administration of the Premiers' Plan and likely lead to an increased Federal grant for Tasmania.
At Blayney police court Charlotte Fowler 68, a married woman, was charged with maliciously slain John Ryan at Barry on June. She was remanded to Carcoar until July 1 when the inquest will open. Revolver bullets similar to those used in the body were said to have been found.
Australia trail after losing six wickets for 164 in their first innings while the Gentlemen of England reach 177 in their reply. Brown and Woodfull dismissed cheaply for Australia, Bradman and Ponsford omitted. The report notes Larwood controversy and royal audience with King George V.
Police identify two drowned men as Herbert Henry Foote about 42 and Charles William Schultz 25 of Bondi. Both were married and left home to go fishing yesterday about oclock. their wives reported they had not returned.
The latest forecast calls for cold and cloudy conditions along the coast with rain at places on the seaboard. Inland will be fine with several frosts and many fogs. South east winds will be strong and squally on the coast.
The man known as "Butcher" has been arrested on murder charges after a third death from the attack near the lu bra area. The victim died at Darwin Hospital yesterday, marking the third fatality connected to the incident.
Sensational weekend incident ends with a young man arrested in connection to a bruin robbery. A suspect fled through a railway yard after fleeing a parcel containing goods similar to those stolen at Yass, four bullets fired, and the trail leads to a high fence and a vanished thief.
Two men J Milne and Is san from Yowie Bay Port Hacking were rescued overnight after their launch engine failed and drifted helplessly for hours before the Captain Cook sighted and rescued them.
Lilian Anderson 28 stands trial at Central Criminal Court for the suspected murder of her husband Moncrieff Anderson on May 1. The accused pleads not guilty as Crown and defence clash over manslaughter versus murder, with two statements already given by the defendant. The defence claims an accident. she described the rifle firing as accidental and discarded the weapon after the event.
We are taking orders for fruit trees and roses. Get the pick of the nurseries by ordering early at Cansdell's.
Brisbane Monday report quotes Mr. Forde MP deputy Labour leader as confident of victory in the coming federal elections. He cites results from Tasmanian and Brisbane City Council contests as indicators of the nationwide outcome.
Mondar Pitt Son and Badwery Ltd report 39084 lambs penned with firm descriptions and cheaper feeders. Cattle trade mostly good to prime. bullocks to 94, cows to £6 14, vealers to £8. Holders Fallaway and Fidimant Pastoral Coy listed several steers and cows with varied prices.
A Congressional Committee after four months probes the military aviation department and releases a sensational report alleging corruption and inefficiency in aircraft and equipment purchases. It urges Major General Benjamin Foulois, head of the Army Air Corps, be removed for gross misconduct and inefficiency while accusing him of bearing primary responsibility for the Army’s flawed air program.
Market entries from Sussex Street show varied farm goods with shifts in prices. Items listed include wheat, Tasmanian potatoes, new laid eggs, butter, cheese, honey, oats, onions, oats, oaten, lucerne hay, and miscellaneous grains with fluctuating quotes noted.
Plum Warner writing in the Daily Telegraph disputes Larwood’s claim that conspirators aimed to drive him from cricket. He notes the strictors wanted him to play, while Larwood admitted unfitness at a time when he was reportedly fit. Warner also mentions congratulating Bradman and wishing teams well in the series.
Davis Cup action in Paris sees Crawford and Quist edge Borotra and Brugnon in five sets to put Australia up two rubbers to one. Quist shines with cool play, while Crawford recovers from a fall to deliver decisive shots as the Australians outlast the French in a gripping match.
The Sydney tin market quotes the unit price at 49 shillings 8 pence today. This brief update notes the current rate as trading continues with steady demand.
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