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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
1
A Derby West Australia medical officer reports leprosy among aborigines with 49 cases sent to Tarwin last year. He notes some natives worked at station houses and mentions unsavory statements by Lonny Fenest and Priday in Sydney.
Albury council attacks relief grant spending in a Friday meeting. Officials flag waste and unnecessary expenses while scrutiny over administration continues. Local political tension rises as committees pledge tighter oversight.
The Minister for Local Government may seek a reform package in Parliament to route new franchise changes. Proposals include abolition of a property tax and adjustments to council elections. The aim is to shift power and streamline governance while addressing tenant and occupier concerns.
The Lyons couple conduct a battlefield tour with visiting dignitaries and peers, including Briish and Austrian figures, as they visit Armenderes and a Victorian era cemetery. The Prime Minister honored memorials at Australian and Austrian sites, highlighting wartime graves and national remembrance.
Mr James Walker of Nyngan a well known business leader and member of local groups was killed in a motor accident on the Trankie Yoad yesterday. His car collided with a second vehicle driven by Jr Dare causing a terrible impact. Walker sustained severe injuries and died after admission to a private hospital. He had recently inspected his property near Nyngun before traveling to the area. Local tributes remember his long service to pastoral and business circles.
News records unidentified naval negotiation discussions between Britain Germany and Italy. Prime Minister Baldwin says the purpose is to prepare for a German conference on disarmament while not altering the existing treaty aims. Ribbentrop meets British envoy as talks expected to continue toward a Western pact.
Report from Sydney indicates the wheat market opened with cautious trading as buyers stayed off the market due to dry weather. Holders remained hesitant with supply restrained and prices quoted around the level of 9 7 per bag, while country demand showed limited activity and dealers awaited clearer signals from London.
Armidale and Inverell contestants prepare for a regional event titled Armidale's Challenge The Barrel Shield. The lineup lists many local figures and students, with marshals coordinating at Armidale venues and surrounding towns for a community competition around tomorrow’s events.
Rain halted play in a London cricket match as weather disrupted the schedule. Officials delayed the game with poor visibility and wet outfield prompting a weather-affected afternoon session.
Report from Belgrade describes a prisoner mutiny as wardens attempt to enforce rules, leading to injuries among inmates. Outsiders claim guards allowed wine, food, and visits, sparking protests and a demand for restoration of privileges. A new director reportedly banned certain visitors and amenities.
Sydney Friday notice lists the unit girlee at 48/1 with price or classification unclear. The fragment notes a tin item context and location but provides minimal details on purpose or seller.
Yesterday's news reports tense negotiations between Britain and the dominions over armament limits and trade terms. A potential series of twiks and a pending agreement with Germany influence fears of naval arms buildup, with French protests and a move toward a broader Austra lie export timetable.
The report describes Germans in Britain during wartime with ex-prisoners among them as the train to Brighton Station carries 39 German ex-prisoners. It notes reactions by British servicemen and local authorities including the mayor and legion officials, highlighting tension and entries from the British Legion.
Market report from Sussex Street shows scattered items and figures. Mentions Wheat, palmtoes, onions, and various weights and dates with unreadable vendor notes and prices.
Readable weather notes predict a warm day with cloudier periods and light to moderate winds. Forecast maps indicate a broad温 south to southwest breeze with possible showers in the later afternoon affecting southern districts.
An official statement reports 114 people killed and 2701 injured in New South Wales road accidents from January 1 to May 31. It notes a noticeable reduction in fatalities since the introduction of special police patrols.
At Sydney Police Court today Arthur Avion, 99, plumber, and Leslie John Biantell, 20, laborer, were remanded in connection with an elaborate jet stir at Patrfield. A customs officer stated the operation involved damaging premises last night.
Sydney resident William Henry Neon Priday 38 was found seriously injured at the foot of steps near Macdonaldtown railway station. Police believe he fell down the stairs and died en route to hospital.
In Goulburn a Wool-buying fraud case saw John Gil ert Snelling, 81, sentenced to 18 months on charges of false pretences. He allegedly nursed a scheme in Taralga and Taralga district by obtaining 24 bales of wool valued at £161 through deceitful practices. Police report further that he cashed £70 worth of wool sales cheques in one week and engaged in related contracts.
Friday draw results list several syndicate winners and prize numbers including Three Stints syndicate with Mr W Willis Barton Breet Mayfield Second prize White in Yourself syndicate Mise N Baier 64 Durham Street Cartan Third prize It Will Come syndicate Mrs H Jacquen Bond Fourth prize Once Again syndicate EG Hughes Sedgefield Old Junee Lottery No 214 will be drawn near Friday.
The second reading of the Government of India Bill was agreed to in the House of Lords. Lord Prel warned that dropping the bill could trigger strong feelings in India and provoke an unfavourable reception abroad, should it reach that stage.
An elderly man disappeared from his Bathurst area home on Wednesday. Searchers scoured the riverfront and countryside but found only his shirt, trousers, boots, sweater, and water bottle. He lacked fever protection to keep warm and may be found in cold conditions.
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