28 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
1
Sydney reports say the collier Christina Fraser encountered a gale after leaving bul, vessel believed to be intact despite early search reports. Owners remain confident she will ride out the storm though later findings prove those reports unfounded.
German news reports say Hugenberg has resigned his cabinet post amid clashes with Nasi interference within his party and personal activity. Captain Goering ordered that grousers be treated as disguised Marxists and failing to denounce them would imply solidarity with agitators and provocateurs.
London report outlines a Bureau of Economics meeting convened for tomorrow to present a summary of developments to date. The note indicates ongoing preparations and forthcoming updates from the conference proceedings.
At the Sydney sheep sales yesterday there was keen demand for good merino rams. There were 621 rams sold for 10791 pounds in total.
Chicago wheat futures leap over a dollar as advances exceed six cents in a volatile trading session, marking one of the wildest cessions since the Boe war era. The rapid price surge reflects heightened volatility and demand signals in the grain markets.
Sydney inquest into John Albert Rowland’s death found a fatal chest wound from a bullet fired by Claude William Wallace. The coroner also held Eric Newlyn as an accessory, both men to stand trial for murder.
Tin 49/8 Sydney bid price 15 quot d mt 48 indicates unit price movement in the day as traders note to-day figures in Sydney.
Wednesday market report from Sussex Street lists prices for Wheat bulk and bagged, Tasmanian and Victorian potatoes, cheese, onions, hay, lucerne, and chait wheaten. Entries show varied earnings per cwt, ewt, and per dozen or bushel with several figures obscured by OCR.
The London talks on world wheat policy reach a decisive phase with day to day developments expected to influence the chances of success. Observers see potential shifts prompting the United States and Canada to reassess their price and supply estimates.
Premier Stevens in consultation with producers groups on wheat industry proposals. Cabinet unlikely to impose acreage or protection restrictions. Readers urged to seek winter warmth at Cansdell's for quality economy.
Ulm arrived in Calcutta on Tuesday after a long delay caused by a stalled aircraft engine in Ragoon. The plane ran for three hours before the issue was resolved, leaving passengers unsettled.
Kensington races held today produce a 14.1 handicap with multiple divisions. First Division winners include Treenee and Go By with bets at 4 to 1 and 5 to 1 respectively. second division features Gold Honour and Cara Mio at 4 to 1 and 5 to 4. Scratchings listed across divisions with assorted betting odds. Results reflect several horses such as Assyrian King and Opportune amid varying odds and withdrawals.
Mostly fine today with showers in southern highlands and unsettled southern inland areas. Elsewhere clear with frosts in northern inland districts. Winds from the north to northwest and squally conditions in the southeast.
A clipped note from Geneva reports the Bureau of the Disarmament Conference carrying a melon for adjournment on October 16th. The fragment hints at a ceremonial gesture amid session wrap up.
Perry fell to Farquharson as Davis Cup context loomed with Australia. McGrath survived Lib a threat in a five setter, finally taking the decisive set 6 3. Turnbull, Gledhill, Crawford, and Sion also advanced in second round play at Wimbledon.
Col. M. F. Bruxner was chosen leader and Senator Hardy named vice-leader at the United Country Movement conference held today.
Capital's side presentation of worn and musical talent provided an attractive interlude in the double feature program on Monday and last night. The act, extended to Thursday by popular request, featured conductor Dave Grouse Mion and saxophonist Selwyn Sweaney with Jerry Coghlan trumpet Gordon OShannessy piano George Causing tylophone and java drums. The show opened with a symphonic introduction and included violin duets lights and spotlit numbers such as Play Fiddle Play Listening to the Violin The Carnival of Venice and Sweethearts Forever. tenor George Hardaker sang I’m Waiting for Ships That Never Come In and the finale Tickling the Ivories wrapped a spirited performance.
Fragmentary text mentions Suesex Tankers Kapok Quilta and Down Quilts Purse with Carns dell's. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or person names beyond scattered product terms. The passage appears as a cabinet of trade items or ad fragments rather than a coherent story.
Detectives have assigned two secret servicemen to probe the Emden bell disappearance. A photo of a German suspect is circulating as interview targets. A man linked to the theft was seen with the Main crew after the bell vanished. Police suspect the relic may remain in Australia and that four thieves acted with a paid planner.
Raymond Mooney was thrown from a horse while pursuing duties on Bunde, theWatters property at Dejungra. Though shaken, he was initially thought not seriously harmed, but his condition worsened and he was rushed by ambulance to the District Hospital where surgeons treated internal injuries. Early inquiries report his condition as satisfactory.
A meeting of petrol re sellers and consumers formed a co operative to import and sell petrol to the public. Directors would fix prices periodically, with nominal capital 50 000 pounds and subscribed capital 25 000 pounds. Main aim: reduce costs and earn profit unavailable under existing conditions.
England beat West Indies by an innings and 27 runs in the first test. West Indies were 97 in their first innings, Grant top-scored with 2. Robins took 6 for 32. In the second innings West Indies totalled 172 as Headley made 40. Head and Gyiril contributed, while Macauley took 4 for 57 and Verity 4 for 54.
Mr Drummond, Minister for Education, spoke at the Federation of Parents and Citizens Association annual conference. He praised the group but said full recognition would come only when it is more representative. He rejected compulsory school attendance at age six due to government financial constraints.
A Canterbury town hall meeting passed motions opposing furniture seizures by bailiffs. The group urged the government to amend legislation to ban such seizures. the mayor Alderman Parry supported the movement, while reports noted a returning soldier was away when five bailiffs served furniture.
Percy Markham, nine, was found unconscious on Henderson Road Redfern suffering from cerebral concussion. Police believe he fell from a tram and are investigating the incident.
Sydney reports a firmer local wheat market as prices rise for bulk wheat and bagged lots amid cautious buying. London and Liverpool close firm on favorable weather and crop worries from North America, with August and September shipments noted and a steady overseas demand.
Melbourne delegates at an employers conference adopt a resolution urging a forty eight hour week in industry with support from the inter state group.
The Postmaster General announced that radio listeners licenses are likely to be reduced by three shillings next March. The move aims to ease costs for listeners and reflect current operating conditions.
Melbourne reports the Minister for Agriculture Mr Allen retires from the United Country Party leadership. Brigadier Bourchier is appointed to succeed him, signaling a shift in party leadership and direction.
A new evening panel The Star will debut in Mebawene Navrm lor published by the proprietors of the Argun. The move introduces a fresh editorial voice and expands local news coverage tied to Navrm lor markets.
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