21 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
1
A fragmentary report describes an attempted bombing of Mussolini and the subsequent sentencing of four men. The article references fascist figures and possible French connections as investigators pursued evidence and potential executions. The text mentions named individuals and a pay of one million, with unclear details due to OCR corruption.
A fragmented report outlines efforts by Bremeh Transport to cut road accidents through new safety measures. It mentions coordinated signals, vehicle checks, and municipal support, aiming to lower crash numbers and improve urban mobility amid past fatalities.
Fragmentary text describes sheep exports to Korea involving several names and locations. The readable segments list entities such as Awente, Korat, Pantene, Sungtry, and references to a station and a possible expulsion next month.
A fight at a dance hall on Oxford Street in Darlinghurst left a man with a split head and facial injuries. Police said several other men were knocked about during the brawl as witnesses described the chaotic scene.
Sydney report notes Dr Earle Page deflects proposals for lengthy debate and emphasizes key policy splits between the Gee and TAP. He highlights governance, party alignment, and calls for a unified national stance while acknowledging tensions with county parties and calls for demonstrations.
Market notes show subdued activity with no clear demand signals. Prices drifted lower, but overall sentiment remains steady as crop reports from major regions like America Canada and England suggest ample supply and slow trading.
Fragmentary item notes a daily price for Unie day with a reference to location 2A. Details are unreadable.
In Sydney political shifts loom under federal redistribution. incumbents like Mr Klein face possible defeat, while Labor gains for Ed Ward and others could reshape East Sydney and Cockle Creek areas. Strong moves threaten United Australia and Country Party seats as new candidates contest key districts.
The report records a late cricket game at Spencer's Gully with notable batting by Goldman for Nulluiganns and Spencer's Gully's fielding highlights. It lists a provisional lineup for Armidale Inverell and mentions several players and possible selections for a forthcoming Ammibale event.
In Sydney on Wednesday the Minister for Labour and Industry, Mr Dunningham, spoke at a Public Service Association dinner. He said the state’s pay rises would be adjusted and that reductions had hit salaries. He described public service cuts as drastic and compulsory. Mr Clyne of MDA called the service reduction actions outrageously unjust.
At the Public Service Association Conference today the general secretary Mr. Foswhvan declared that the hovel and unsanitary conditions at the Riverinm Wallage farm were wretched and unsanitary. He called for immediate action from authorities to address overcrowding and health risks.
Mr J B Cramsie criticizes meat export quality in Australia noting only a portion of last year’s meat met standards. The speech cites industry concerns over handling and supply compliance and calls for improvements in export preparation and quality control.
Market report lists Wheat prices and assorted goods with varied amounts. Items include potatoes, butter, money, oats, and wheat with figures such as 2:7 bus for wheat and 9/6 to 4 for several commodities.
A Sydney woman was duped yesterday by a cunning rogue who claimed a parcel from a major Sydney firm contained funds. She paid money promising a change but the parcel held only old papers and stones, revealing a failed deception by the scammer.
In Sydney Wesnesany four charges of alleged catapiracy against John Francis King were dismissed at Central Boiler Court. Crown Law Office explained the Crown had no alternative but to drop the four conspiracy charges.
Fragmentary report indicates a court in Moscow sentenced multiple individuals in a vehicular or civil dispute. Details are garbled, but mentions driver party and authorities issuing sentences and potential fines or imprisonment.
A railway incident near Emu Plains station today left a worker severely injured after being run down by an engine. He suffered a crushed leg and head injuries with reports describing his condition as extremely serious.
A Melbourne based editor was dismissed from the Smitrsiy students weekly news paper Parregy Wy amid allegations of blasphemous content. The announcement cites violation of editorial standards and loyalty obligations, with the move reflecting tensions within the publication’s student community.
Readable parts mention Aboriginals near Arniwm Lind and Sydney relief works, British glider record by Mr. Davidson MLA Brewarrina, New Zealand Premier on Dominion quota, and tensions over rim base spending. Also notes Australia women’s swimming champion Band Davey and Joan Davies setting records at the Domain.
Sydney reports a terse briefing at Dardinge inst. concerning an upcoming federal election. Officials warn against misinterpretation of statements about timing, stressing no fixed twelve month delay and noting possible rapid developments.
Weather forecast for Sydney and coastal areas. Light to moderate warm day with possible showers along the coast. Eastward winds shift from west to southwest, with variable directions. Occasional foggy conditions expected in some inland and coastal regions.
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